Moedim · Appointed Times

Time is
received.

The calendar is held by observation, sequence, and sunset boundary. What has been seen is marked confirmed. What lies ahead remains projected until observation establishes it.

Exact sunset boundaries, without publishing a location.

Use device location only when you want the page to calculate sunset to the minute. Coordinates remain in the browser and are not printed into the page.

Seventh Month · 2026 Archive

The appointed sequence.

Each boundary is shown sunset-to-sunset rather than as a civil all-day block.

Day 01 · Confirmed

Yom Teruah

12 Sep sunset → 13 Sep sunset

The seventh month opens with the sounding appointed on the first day.

Basis: observed crescent opening

Sunset boundary: local calculation available

Day 10 · Confirmed

Yom HaKippurim

21 Sep sunset → 22 Sep sunset

The tenth day is counted directly from the confirmed month opening.

Count: 10th day of Month Seven

Sunset boundary: local calculation available

Days 15–21 · Confirmed

Sukkot

26 Sep sunset → 03 Oct sunset

Seven complete appointed days beginning with the fifteenth day.

Count: Month Seven, days 15 through 21

Opening / closing sunsets: local calculation available

Day 22 · Complete

The Eighth Day

03 Oct sunset → 04 Oct sunset

The solemn eighth-day assembly follows the seven days without interruption.

Count: day immediately following day 21

Sunset boundary: local calculation available

Latest Published Visibility Checkpoint

Month Eight.

11 October 2026 after sunset · visibility projection only.

The astronomical conjunction was 10 October 2026 at 15:50 UTC. The 11 October visibility estimate is a working projection, not a confirmed sighting; this page does not publish the subsequent accepted observational report.

Astronomical conjunction10 Oct · 15:50 UTC

Working visibility projection11 Oct · after sunset

Precision Standard

What each date means.

Confirmed

An opening or boundary fixed by the accepted observational record.

Projected

A working date derived from the cycle. Even after that date has passed, confirmation requires the accepted observation record.

Reference

The astronomical conjunction is a precise celestial event used for orientation, not the observational beginning by itself.

Boundary

Appointed days are displayed sunset-to-sunset. Device location can calculate those sunsets to the minute.