Full Moon in Libra
22 March 2027 · 10:45 UTC
In 200 days
The Moon reaches 1°35′ Libra on 22 March 2027 at 10:45 UTC, exactly opposite the Sun at 1°35′ Aries. The whole of its near face is lit, and the axis between the two signs is under maximum tension.
A full moon is a culmination, not a beginning. Whatever was started around the new moon two weeks earlier is now as visible as it is going to get — including the parts of it you would rather not look at. The Libra–Aries axis is the one being asked the question: how much of yourself you give away to keep a relationship comfortable.
Full moons are also when the air signs run loudest. Expect a great deal of talking, some of it clarifying and some of it avoidance, and news that arrives all at once.
Times are UTC, computed from the ephemeris rather than transcribed. Positions are geocentric and tropical.