Earth-vector crossings
Planets and the Moon cross Earth's Sun-vector line twice per lap: on the same side as Earth (solar conjunction, new moon) and on the opposite side (opposition, full moon). The Sun crosses the white barycenter vector line through Earth twice a year: on the same side (Earth lined up with the solar-system barycenter offset, the barycenter swaps sides) and on the opposite side. Tick any body and every crossing is marked on the graph and dated in the list with the exact UTC time. Dates are day/month/year.
Crossing dates
Moments inside the span when a ticked body sits on Earth's vector line.
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