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"In Tennessee in America, a new moon can be used as a love portent if you glance at is over your right shoulder, take three steps backward and then repeat this verse: New moon, new moon, true and bright, / If I have a lover let me dream of him tonight. / If I am to marry far, let me hear a bird cry; / If I am to marry near, let me hear a cow low; / If I am to marry never, let me hear a hammer knock."

Philippa Waring, "A Dictionary of Omens and Superstitions"

2005 Lunar/Solar Events
 
Full Moon
New 1st Q. Full Last Q.
Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Octo. 25
Nov. 2 Nove 9 Nov. 16 Nov 23
Dec. 1 Dec. 8 Dec. 15 Dec. 23
Dec. 31      

Lunar Eclipse
Date EST at mid-eclipse Type Duration Length
Oct. 17 7:04 Partial -- 0:56

Solar Eclipse
Date EST at mid-eclipse Type Duration Region of visibility
Apr 8 16:00 Annular, Total 0:42 Pacific, N South America
Oct 3 6:00 Annular 4:32 Atlantic, Spain, Africa

Source: National Audubon Society Field Guide to the Night Sky

       
 
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