1 Full moon Q, 11.39 p.m.
Moon in perigee, 4.3 p.m.
5 Venus at greatest elongation West (46°.55'), 4 a.m, Spring commences, Lih-chun (Chinese Calendar): 6 Saturn in conjunction with the moon, 5p.m. Saturn 0°.0N.
Neptune in opposition to the sun. Distance from the earth 2,703,000,000 miles.
8 Last quarter (moon) @, 5.2 p.m.
Jupiter in quadrature, 1 a.m.
Jupiter in conjunction. with the moon, 3 p.m. Jupiter 3°.3 S. 12 Venus in conjunction with the moon, tam. Venus 2°08.
13 Mars attains. its ascending node.
Henceforth moves N. of the ecliptic. 16 New moon @, 2.53 a.m.
Chinese New Year's Day. The animal ruling the year is the boar, #and the element water.
19 Spring rain sets in, Yi-shui zo A 20 Sun enters Pisces, midnight.
Moon in apogee, 4.1 p.m.
Mars in conjunction with the moon 4pm, Mars 2'.9N.
23 Mercury at greatest elongation West.
(26°.42) 1 p.m, 24 First quarter (moon)), 7.52 a.m.
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