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Full Moon in Gemini, 24 November 2026
A Full Moon happens when the Moon is opposite the Sun, fully lit from our point of view. On 24 November 2026 the Moon is full in Gemini, two days after the Sun moves into Sagittarius. The tradition reads Full Moons as moments of culmination and clarity.
By Soul AtlasPublished 3 min read
The sky that week
Calculated with the astronomy library Soul Atlas uses, the Sun enters Sagittarius on 22 November, the Moon is full in Gemini on 24 November, and Mars enters Virgo on 26 November 2026 (UTC). The Full Moon rises around sunset and is visible all night.
The Gemini–Sagittarius axis
Gemini and Sagittarius are opposite signs, and the tradition reads them as two ways of knowing. Gemini gathers information, asks questions, talks and connects. Sagittarius looks for meaning, the big picture and what it all adds up to. A Full Moon across this axis is often read as a moment to balance the details with the larger story.
Full Moon reflections
- What have I been learning these past weeks, and what does it add up to?
- Is there a conversation that has reached its natural conclusion?
- Where am I lost in details, or in the big picture?
In your chart
Find the houses Gemini and Sagittarius occupy in your chart; the tradition would say this Full Moon lights up those two areas of life. Planets near the middle of Gemini or Sagittarius make it feel more personal.
Common questions
- When is the Full Moon in November 2026?
- On 24 November 2026 (UTC), in Gemini.
- What sign is the Full Moon in?
- Gemini, opposite the Sun in Sagittarius.
- What should I do on a Full Moon?
- Nothing is required. Many people use it to reflect on what has come to fruition or to let something go.
- What's the next New Moon?
- The New Moon in Sagittarius on 9 December 2026.
Astrology, numerology, Human Design and Kabbalah are symbolic traditions, offered here for reflection and entertainment. Nothing in this guide is a prediction or medical, legal or financial advice. Dates are calculated from planetary positions and given in UTC.
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