2011 Equinox, Solstice & Cross-Quarter Moments

TIME TABLES FOR: 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Other Zone Offsets Eastern Europe UT +2 hrs. Moscow UT +3 hrs. Middle East UT +3 hrs. Afghanistan UT +4.5 hrs. Pakistan UT +5 hrs. India UT +5.5 hrs. China UT +8 hrs. Japan UT +9 hrs.

EVENT

Hawaiian Standard

Alaskan

Pacific

Mountain

Central

Eastern

Atlantic

Newf'lnd

UT

Western Europe

Central Europe

Perth

Darwin

Sydney

New Zealand

Imbolc

February 3

February 4

August 8*

18:20

19:20

20:20

21:20

22:20

23:20

00:20

00:50

04:20

04:20

05:20

04:37

06:07

06:37

08:37

Vernal Equinox

March 20

3/21

September 23

13:21

15:21

16:21

17:21

18:21

19:21

20:21

20:51

23:21

23:21

00:21

17:04

18:34

19:04

21:04

Beltaine

May 5

November 8

10:20

12:20

13:20

14:20

15:20

16:20

17:20

17:50

20:20

21:20

22:20

02:27

03:57*

04:27*

07:27

Summer Solstice

June 21

December 22

07:16

09:16

10:16

11:16

12:16

13:16

14:16

14:46

17:16

18:16

19:16

13:30

15:00*

15:30*

18:30

Lughnasad

August 7

February 4

10:37

12:37

13:37

14:37

15:37

16:37

17:37

18:07

20:37

21:37

22:37

12:20

13:50*

14:20*

17:20

Autumnal Equinox

9/22

September 23

March 21

23:04

01:04

02:04

03:04

04:04

05:04

06:04

06:34

09:04

10:04

11:04

07:21

08:51*

09:21*

12:21

Samhain

November 7

May 6

08:27

09:27

10:27

11:27

12:27

13:27

14:27

14:57

18:27

18:27

19:27

04:20

05:50

06:20

08:20

Winter Solstice

December 21

December 22

June 22

19:30

20:30

21:30

22:30

23:30

00:30

01:30

02:00

05:30

05:30

06:30

01:16

02:46

03:16

05:16

foot notes

Equinox and Solstice data from the U.S. Naval Observatory, Washington DC. Cross-Quarter moments are interpolated as the midway points between the Solstices and Equinoxes measured in degrees along the ecliptic. Former NASA scientist Rollin Gillespie uses this spatial method rather than simply splitting in half the time interval between a Solstice and an Equinox. * Southern Hemisphere seasons are opposite those north of the Equator.