AspectsOppositionMoon opposition Pluto

☽︎ ☍︎ ♇︎ Moon opposition Pluto

The opposition strings the Moon and Pluto along one axis, so each tends to be met out in the world, in other people, rather than owned within.

The Moon feels its way where there is instinct, mood, and the need for safety; Pluto transforms where there is power, buried things, and rebirth. What follows is what happens when the two are tied together.

The opposition places them on one axis, so the Moon tends to show up in the people and situations Pluto attracts. The task is to own both ends instead of casting one of them onto someone else.

Pushed in a good direction, it yields a nourishing, honest emotional instinct sharpened by the power to remake yourself from the root. Pushed badly, it hardens into moods that rule the day set against a grip that cannot let go.

Timing matters. When the Moon forms this opposition to Pluto in the sky, it is a temporary weather system that comes and goes. Held in a natal chart, it describes something the person carries for life.

Here the opposition joins Moon (instinct and feeling) with Pluto (power and transformation), held 180° apart.

Right now

Moon and Pluto currently stand about 141.3° apart, 38.7° away from an exact opposition. Watch it move on the live clock.

When: past and next exact oppositions

11 August 2026most recent
7 September 2026upcoming
5 October 2026upcoming
1 November 2026upcoming
28 November 2026upcoming

Computed from the ephemeris (UTC), not copied from a table.

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Where these two stand today

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In traditional astrology this is interpretation, not fate. More: about oppositions · all aspects.