Lunar Day

New York · March 4, 2026 · Wednesday

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Planetary Hours

Planetary hours divide daylight and night into 12 equal parts each, with every hour ruled by a planet in the Chaldean order.

Planning something? Pick an hour

Business & decisions

Knowledge & connection

Body & home

StartPlanetHour
23:04Jupiter 6
00:07Mars 7
01:09Sun 8
02:12Venus 9
03:15Mercury 10
04:18Moon 11
05:20Saturn 12
06:23Jupiter 1
07:20Mars 2
08:18Sun 3
09:15Venus 4
10:13Mercury 5
11:10Moon 6
StartPlanetHour
12:07Saturn 7
13:05Jupiter 8
14:02Mars 9
14:59Sun 10
15:57Venus 11
16:54Mercury 12
17:51Moon 1
18:54Saturn 2
19:56Jupiter 3
20:59Mars 4
22:01Sun 5
23:04Venus 6

The convenient view lists all hours of the day in order of start time — from midnight to midnight — making it easier to plan your schedule.

⚠️ Important note

Planetary hours are a tool for boosting effectiveness and harmonizing your activities, not a rigid dogma. If you urgently need to sign a document or see a doctor, don’t put it off just because of an «unsuitable» hour. Common sense, real circumstances and your personal responsibility always take priority over astrological recommendations.

How to pick an hour: 5 steps
  1. Identify the sphere of your task — it points to the ruling planet.
  2. Find the nearest hour of that planet in the table; a safe choice is Jupiter or Venus.
  3. Day planets (Sun, Jupiter, Saturn) favor daytime; night planets (Moon, Venus, Mars) favor nighttime.
  4. Time is strong when the hour’s planet is “friendly” with the day’s planet.
  5. Check the Moon phase and hours marked with caution.