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Ophiuchus [ii] — — December 6 – December 31: Nov 29 – Dec 17 Sagittarius: Nov 22– Dec 21: Dec 16 – Jan 14: January 1 – January 26: Dec 17 – Jan 20 Capricorn: Dec 22 – Jan 19: Jan 15 – Feb 12: January 27 – February 21: Jan 20 – Feb 16 Aquarius: Jan 20 – Feb 18: Feb 13 – Mar 14: February 22 – March 20: Feb 16 – Mar 11
Some people believe that there's a 13th zodiac sign called Ophiuchus. An astrologer explains whether there's any truth to that theory.
The zodiac signs in a 16th-century woodcut. The beginning of Aries is defined as the moment of vernal equinox, and all other dates shift accordingly. [54] The precise Gregorian times and dates vary slightly from year to year as the Gregorian calendar shifts relative to the tropical year.
That said, some still choose to recognize Ophiuchus as the 13th zodiac sign and, because it is rarely used in the world of astrology, it is also believed to be the second rarest zodiac sign.
The 12 zodiac signs are also divided into sub-groups: four triplicities and three quadruplicities. If this seems a bit confusing, don't worry, there's a method to the madness.
The precise date of the Equinox varies from year to year but is always between 19 March and 21 March. The consequence is the start date of Aries and therefore the start date of all the other signs can change slightly from year to year. The following Western astrology table enumerates the twelve divisions of celestial longitude with the Latin names.
You shouldn't really be panicking about the 13th zodiac sign.