Eclipse Calendar
Every solar and lunar eclipse through 2030.
Eclipses are amplified new moons (solar) and full moons (lunar). They land in pairs along the lunar nodes, and the sign they fall in tells you which part of the chart is being lit up.
2026
2027
Annular Solar Eclipse
February 6, 2027
17°37' Aquarius
South America, southern Atlantic, southern Africa
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
July 18, 2027
25°50' Capricorn
Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia
Total Solar Eclipse
August 2, 2027
09°55' Leo
Spain, Gibraltar, North Africa, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Somalia — the 'great North African eclipse', up to 6m 22s totality
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
August 17, 2027
24°10' Aquarius
Pacific, Americas
2028
2029
How to read an eclipse
Solar eclipses are charged new moons. They mark fresh chapters in whatever part of the chart they fall in. They tend to plant seeds you feel for the next six months.
Lunar eclipses are amplified full moons. They bring culmination, release, and sometimes a sudden ending. They can make it easier to see what has already reached its natural conclusion.
Saros and nodes. Eclipses repeat in 18-year Saros families and travel along the lunar nodes, so each one is part of a longer story. The sign points to the part of life receiving the most attention.
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