Solar and lunar eclipses
Eclipses happen when a new moon or full moon falls close to the lunar nodes. In astrology they are read as periods that speed up change and open and close doors, and their effects are felt for weeks.
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17 February 2026 Tuesday, 15:01
Solar eclipse in Aquarius
28°50′ Aquarius · affected axis: Aquarius–Leo
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3 March 2026 Tuesday, 14:38
Lunar eclipse in Virgo
12°54′ Virgo · affected axis: Virgo–Pisces
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12 August 2026 Wednesday, 20:36
Solar eclipse in Leo
20°01′ Leo · affected axis: Leo–Aquarius
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28 August 2026 Friday, 07:18
Lunar eclipse in Pisces
4°54′ Pisces · affected axis: Pisces–Virgo
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6 February 2027 Saturday, 18:56
Solar eclipse in Aquarius
17°37′ Aquarius · affected axis: Aquarius–Leo
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21 February 2027 Sunday, 02:23
Penumbral lunar eclipse in Virgo
2°05′ Virgo · affected axis: Virgo–Pisces
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18 July 2027 Sunday, 18:45
Penumbral lunar eclipse in Capricorn
25°48′ Capricorn · affected axis: Capricorn–Cancer
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2 August 2027 Monday, 13:05
Solar eclipse in Leo
9°55′ Leo · affected axis: Leo–Aquarius
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17 August 2027 Tuesday, 10:29
Penumbral lunar eclipse in Aquarius
24°11′ Aquarius · affected axis: Aquarius–Leo
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12 January 2028 Wednesday, 07:03
Penumbral lunar eclipse in Cancer
21°27′ Cancer · affected axis: Cancer–Capricorn
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26 January 2028 Wednesday, 18:12
Solar eclipse in Aquarius
6°11′ Aquarius · affected axis: Aquarius–Leo
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6 July 2028 Thursday, 21:11
Lunar eclipse in Capricorn
15°11′ Capricorn · affected axis: Capricorn–Cancer
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22 July 2028 Saturday, 06:02
Solar eclipse in Cancer
29°51′ Cancer · affected axis: Cancer–Capricorn
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31 December 2028 Sunday, 19:48
Lunar eclipse in Cancer
10°32′ Cancer · affected axis: Cancer–Capricorn
Dates are calculated from the positions in the sky; for where an eclipse is visible and its type (total, annular, partial), check observational sources.