MoonPhase.Today Editorial Policy | Transparency, Accuracy & Trust
Our Mission
At MoonPhase.Today, our editorial policy ensures that all lunar science, astrology, and observation content is simple, factual, and inspiring. Every article and tool we publish follows clear editorial standards designed to help readers understand how the Moon influences nature, emotion, and time.
Content Standards
We prioritize accuracy, clarity, and balance.
- All moon phase data and astronomical calculations are based on publicly available NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) ephemeris data.
- Astrological interpretations are written or reviewed by experienced practitioners familiar with modern and traditional methods.
- Before publication, every post is checked for factual accuracy, grammar, and readability.
Use of AI & Human Oversight
AI tools may assist in idea development or editing, but all final articles are curated, reviewed, and approved by a human editor to ensure accuracy and originality.
Source Attribution
Whenever possible, we cite credible references including:
- NASA / JPL data sources
- Peer-reviewed astronomy publications
- Recognized astrology and cultural resources
Sources are linked within articles for full transparency.
Corrections & Updates
MoonPhase.Today continuously updates its information as new data becomes available.
If an error is identified, it will be corrected promptly and noted in the article’s update log.
Independence & Objectivity
Any sponsored content or affiliate links will be clearly labeled.
Contact & Feedback
We welcome reader feedback.
If you spot an error or have a suggestion, please contact us via our Contact Page.
Our Commitment to Readers
We continuously update our content to reflect the latest lunar discoveries, celestial events, and astrological insights. Reader feedback plays a vital role in shaping our articles — if you notice an error or have a suggestion, we encourage you to contact us directly. Your thoughtful input helps us keep MoonPhase.Today accurate, inspiring, and truly community-driven for everyone who loves the Moon.