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Eclipses
2026-2027.

An eclipse is a shadow. Solar, when the Moon passes in front of the Sun (always at a new moon); lunar, when the Moon crosses Earth’s shadow (always at a full moon). Their dates are calculated centuries ahead; next to each one, the birthdays whose Sun is at that degree.

Next eclipseSat, 6 February 2027 at 17:00

Solar eclipse annular. Not visible from Paris

What it changes

The same low point as a new moon, more pronounced. An eclipse announces nothing and predicts nothing: it is a shadow, on a date known centuries in advance.

The same high point as a full moon, more pronounced. Again: this is geometry, not a warning.

The ☉ tag gives the birthdays whose birth Sun is at that degree, to within one degree (births from 1920 to 2030).

Solar eclipse annular

Tue 17 February at 13:12 (Paris time)

♒︎ 28°50′ Aquarius ☉︎ 16–19 February

Not visible from Paris

Lunar eclipse total

Tue 3 March at 12:34 (Paris time)

♍︎ 12°51′ Virgo ☉︎ 3–7 September

Not visible from Paris

Paris

Solar eclipse total

Wed 12 August at 19:46 (Paris time)

♌︎ 20°02′ Leo ☉︎ 11–15 August

Seen from Paris: partial, 92% of the disc covered

Lunar eclipse partial

Fri 28 August at 06:13 (Paris time)

♓︎ 4°51′ Pisces ☉︎ 22–25 February

Visible from Paris (Moon up at maximum)

Solar eclipse annular

Sat, 6 February 2027 at 17:00 (Paris time)

♒︎ 17°37′ Aquarius ☉︎ 5–8 February

Not visible from Paris

Lunar eclipse penumbral

Sun, 21 February 2027 at 00:13 (Paris time)

♍︎ 1°58′ Virgo ☉︎ 23–27 August

Visible from Paris (Moon up at maximum)

Lunar eclipse penumbral

Sun, 18 July 2027 at 18:03 (Paris time)

♑︎ 25°57′ Capricorn ☉︎ 14–18 January

Not visible from Paris

Paris

Solar eclipse total

Mon, 2 August 2027 at 12:07 (Paris time)

♌︎ 9°55′ Leo ☉︎ 31 July – 4 August

Seen from Paris: partial, 51% of the disc covered

Lunar eclipse penumbral

Tue, 17 August 2027 at 09:14 (Paris time)

♒︎ 24°04′ Aquarius ☉︎ 11–15 February

Not visible from Paris

Where do these dates fall in YOUR chart?

Your birthday tells where your Sun is. Your birth, to the minute, tells where the other nine are. AstroXP crosses every date in this calendar with all ten, and tells you which ones are for you.

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Calculated with astronomy-engine (the app’s engine), geocentric positions at noon, Paris time. Tropical zodiac.