San Luis Potosi, 2029
One sky over every place on Earth: each moment below is one instant everywhere, written here in San Luis Potosi's own clock (America/Mexico_City, its summer time included), with the eclipses as seen from San Luis Potosi (22.15°N, 100.98°W).
Purnima (full Moon)
| Purnima | Starts | Ends |
|---|---|---|
| Magha Purnima | Mon 29 Jan 2029 02:23 (UTC−6:00) | Tue 30 Jan 2029 00:03 (UTC−6:00) |
| Phalguna Purnima | Tue 27 Feb 2029 14:35 (UTC−6:00) | Wed 28 Feb 2029 11:10 (UTC−6:00) |
| Adhika Chaitra Purnima | Thu 29 Mar 2029 00:22 (UTC−6:00) | Thu 29 Mar 2029 20:26 (UTC−6:00) |
| Chaitra Purnima | Fri 27 Apr 2029 08:25 (UTC−6:00) | Sat 28 Apr 2029 04:36 (UTC−6:00) |
| Vaishakha Purnima | Sat 26 May 2029 15:45 (UTC−6:00) | Sun 27 May 2029 12:37 (UTC−6:00) |
| Jyeshtha Purnima | Sun 24 Jun 2029 23:25 (UTC−6:00) | Mon 25 Jun 2029 21:22 (UTC−6:00) |
| Ashadha Purnima | Tue 24 Jul 2029 08:20 (UTC−6:00) | Wed 25 Jul 2029 07:35 (UTC−6:00) |
| Shravana Purnima | Wed 22 Aug 2029 19:18 (UTC−6:00) | Thu 23 Aug 2029 19:51 (UTC−6:00) |
| Bhadrapada Purnima | Fri 21 Sep 2029 08:48 (UTC−6:00) | Sat 22 Sep 2029 10:29 (UTC−6:00) |
| Ashvina Purnima | Sun 21 Oct 2029 01:02 (UTC−6:00) | Mon 22 Oct 2029 03:27 (UTC−6:00) |
| Kartika Purnima | Mon 19 Nov 2029 19:32 (UTC−6:00) | Tue 20 Nov 2029 22:03 (UTC−6:00) |
| Margashirsha Purnima | Wed 19 Dec 2029 15:00 (UTC−6:00) | Thu 20 Dec 2029 16:46 (UTC−6:00) |
Amavasya (new Moon)
| Amavasya | Starts | Ends |
|---|---|---|
| Pausha Amavasya | Sat 13 Jan 2029 11:17 (UTC−6:00) | Sun 14 Jan 2029 11:24 (UTC−6:00) |
| Magha Amavasya | Mon 12 Feb 2029 03:04 (UTC−6:00) | Tue 13 Feb 2029 04:31 (UTC−6:00) |
| Phalguna Amavasya | Tue 13 Mar 2029 20:03 (UTC−6:00) | Wed 14 Mar 2029 22:19 (UTC−6:00) |
| Adhika Chaitra Amavasya | Thu 12 Apr 2029 13:12 (UTC−6:00) | Fri 13 Apr 2029 15:40 (UTC−6:00) |
| Chaitra Amavasya | Sat 12 May 2029 05:40 (UTC−6:00) | Sun 13 May 2029 07:42 (UTC−6:00) |
| Vaishakha Amavasya | Sun 10 Jun 2029 20:47 (UTC−6:00) | Mon 11 Jun 2029 21:50 (UTC−6:00) |
| Jyeshtha Amavasya | Tue 10 Jul 2029 10:09 (UTC−6:00) | Wed 11 Jul 2029 09:51 (UTC−6:00) |
| Ashadha Amavasya | Wed 8 Aug 2029 21:40 (UTC−6:00) | Thu 9 Aug 2029 19:55 (UTC−6:00) |
| Shravana Amavasya | Fri 7 Sep 2029 07:42 (UTC−6:00) | Sat 8 Sep 2029 04:44 (UTC−6:00) |
| Bhadrapada Amavasya | Sat 6 Oct 2029 16:56 (UTC−6:00) | Sun 7 Oct 2029 13:14 (UTC−6:00) |
| Ashvina Amavasya | Mon 5 Nov 2029 02:15 (UTC−6:00) | Mon 5 Nov 2029 22:24 (UTC−6:00) |
| Kartika Amavasya | Tue 4 Dec 2029 12:17 (UTC−6:00) | Wed 5 Dec 2029 08:52 (UTC−6:00) |
Ekadashi
| Ekadashi | Starts | Ends |
|---|---|---|
| Pausha Krishna Ekadashi | Tue 9 Jan 2029 14:50 (UTC−6:00) | Wed 10 Jan 2029 13:26 (UTC−6:00) |
| Magha Shukla Ekadashi | Thu 25 Jan 2029 05:20 (UTC−6:00) | Fri 26 Jan 2029 05:43 (UTC−6:00) |
| Magha Krishna Ekadashi | Thu 8 Feb 2029 01:15 (UTC−6:00) | Fri 9 Feb 2029 01:04 (UTC−6:00) |
| Phalguna Shukla Ekadashi | Fri 23 Feb 2029 22:34 (UTC−6:00) | Sat 24 Feb 2029 21:41 (UTC−6:00) |
| Phalguna Krishna Ekadashi | Fri 9 Mar 2029 13:47 (UTC−6:00) | Sat 10 Mar 2029 14:46 (UTC−6:00) |
| Adhika Chaitra Shukla Ekadashi | Sun 25 Mar 2029 12:07 (UTC−6:00) | Mon 26 Mar 2029 10:06 (UTC−6:00) |
| Adhika Chaitra Krishna Ekadashi | Sun 8 Apr 2029 04:16 (UTC−6:00) | Mon 9 Apr 2029 06:09 (UTC−6:00) |
| Chaitra Shukla Ekadashi | Mon 23 Apr 2029 21:53 (UTC−6:00) | Tue 24 Apr 2029 19:07 (UTC−6:00) |
| Chaitra Krishna Ekadashi | Mon 7 May 2029 20:10 (UTC−6:00) | Tue 8 May 2029 22:32 (UTC−6:00) |
| Vaishakha Shukla Ekadashi | Wed 23 May 2029 04:39 (UTC−6:00) | Thu 24 May 2029 01:40 (UTC−6:00) |
| Vaishakha Krishna Ekadashi | Wed 6 Jun 2029 12:51 (UTC−6:00) | Thu 7 Jun 2029 15:13 (UTC−6:00) |
| Jyeshtha Shukla Ekadashi | Thu 21 Jun 2029 09:46 (UTC−6:00) | Fri 22 Jun 2029 07:04 (UTC−6:00) |
| Jyeshtha Krishna Ekadashi | Fri 6 Jul 2029 05:41 (UTC−6:00) | Sat 7 Jul 2029 07:35 (UTC−6:00) |
| Ashadha Shukla Ekadashi | Fri 20 Jul 2029 14:43 (UTC−6:00) | Sat 21 Jul 2029 12:45 (UTC−6:00) |
| Ashadha Krishna Ekadashi | Sat 4 Aug 2029 22:04 (UTC−6:00) | Sun 5 Aug 2029 23:03 (UTC−6:00) |
| Shravana Shukla Ekadashi | Sat 18 Aug 2029 20:57 (UTC−6:00) | Sun 19 Aug 2029 20:00 (UTC−6:00) |
| Shravana Krishna Ekadashi | Mon 3 Sep 2029 13:21 (UTC−6:00) | Tue 4 Sep 2029 13:06 (UTC−6:00) |
| Bhadrapada Shukla Ekadashi | Mon 17 Sep 2029 05:43 (UTC−6:00) | Tue 18 Sep 2029 05:53 (UTC−6:00) |
| Bhadrapada Krishna Ekadashi | Wed 3 Oct 2029 03:01 (UTC−6:00) | Thu 4 Oct 2029 01:31 (UTC−6:00) |
| Ashvina Shukla Ekadashi | Tue 16 Oct 2029 17:53 (UTC−6:00) | Wed 17 Oct 2029 19:08 (UTC−6:00) |
| Ashvina Krishna Ekadashi | Thu 1 Nov 2029 14:52 (UTC−6:00) | Fri 2 Nov 2029 12:28 (UTC−6:00) |
| Kartika Shukla Ekadashi | Thu 15 Nov 2029 09:49 (UTC−6:00) | Fri 16 Nov 2029 11:58 (UTC−6:00) |
| Kartika Krishna Ekadashi | Sat 1 Dec 2029 01:10 (UTC−6:00) | Sat 1 Dec 2029 22:22 (UTC−6:00) |
| Margashirsha Shukla Ekadashi | Sat 15 Dec 2029 05:10 (UTC−6:00) | Sun 16 Dec 2029 07:48 (UTC−6:00) |
| Margashirsha Krishna Ekadashi | Sun 30 Dec 2029 10:21 (UTC−6:00) | Mon 31 Dec 2029 07:42 (UTC−6:00) |
Sankranti
| Sankranti | Moment |
|---|---|
| Makara Sankranti (Capricorn) | Sat 13 Jan 2029 21:57 (UTC−6:00) |
| Kumbha Sankranti (Aquarius) | Mon 12 Feb 2029 10:58 (UTC−6:00) |
| Meena Sankranti (Pisces) | Wed 14 Mar 2029 07:53 (UTC−6:00) |
| Mesha Sankranti (Aries) | Fri 13 Apr 2029 16:24 (UTC−6:00) |
| Vrishabha Sankranti (Taurus) | Mon 14 May 2029 13:15 (UTC−6:00) |
| Mithuna Sankranti (Gemini) | Thu 14 Jun 2029 19:51 (UTC−6:00) |
| Karka Sankranti (Cancer) | Mon 16 Jul 2029 06:42 (UTC−6:00) |
| Simha Sankranti (Leo) | Thu 16 Aug 2029 15:05 (UTC−6:00) |
| Kanya Sankranti (Virgo) | Sun 16 Sep 2029 14:59 (UTC−6:00) |
| Tula Sankranti (Libra) | Wed 17 Oct 2029 02:54 (UTC−6:00) |
| Vrischika Sankranti (Scorpio) | Fri 16 Nov 2029 02:41 (UTC−6:00) |
| Dhanu Sankranti (Sagittarius) | Sat 15 Dec 2029 17:20 (UTC−6:00) |
Grahana (eclipses)
| Grahana | Greatest | From San Luis Potosi |
|---|---|---|
| Surya grahana Partial somewhere on Earth | Sun 14 Jan 2029 10:33 (UTC−6:00) greatest here | Seen: Partial, 32% of the Sun covered |
| Surya grahana Partial somewhere on Earth | Mon 11 Jun 2029 22:05 (UTC−6:00) greatest on Earth | Not seen here |
| Chandra grahana Total | Mon 25 Jun 2029 21:22 (UTC−6:00) | Seen: the Moon is up at the peak |
| Surya grahana Partial somewhere on Earth | Wed 11 Jul 2029 09:36 (UTC−6:00) greatest on Earth | Not seen here |
| Surya grahana Partial somewhere on Earth | Wed 5 Dec 2029 09:02 (UTC−6:00) greatest on Earth | Not seen here |
| Chandra grahana Total | Thu 20 Dec 2029 16:42 (UTC−6:00) | Seen for part of it |
How these are found
The tithis and sankrantis are computed once, by the same engine and the same searches as the calendar's pages (their methods and checks are given there), and written in this place's clock from the IANA time zone history, to the minute with the seconds dropped. The masa is the amanta month. The eclipses are seen from this place's coordinates: a lunar eclipse where the Moon is above the horizon during it, a solar eclipse with its kind and share of the Sun here. The day a vrata is kept, by this place's sunrise and each tradition's rule, is not decided here.