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Eclipses 2035

4 eclipses in 2035: penumbral lunar eclipse on February 22, annular solar eclipse on March 9, partial lunar eclipse on August 19 and total solar eclipse on September 2. Each is below to the minute, in your own time.

  • Penumbral lunar eclipse in Virgo

    Greatest , with the Moon at 3° Virgo.

  • Annular solar eclipse in Pisces

    Greatest , with the Sun at 19° Pisces.

  • Partial lunar eclipse in Aquarius

    Greatest , with the Moon at 26° Aquarius.

  • Total solar eclipse in Virgo

    Greatest , with the Sun at 9° Virgo.

Times are shown in your own time zone once the page has loaded, and in Universal Time before. Every moment is measured from NASA JPL’s ephemeris.

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Questions

When is the next eclipse?

A annular solar eclipse on Saturday February 6, 2027, in Aquarius.

What is the difference between a solar and a lunar eclipse?

A solar eclipse is a new moon passing in front of the Sun. A lunar eclipse is a full moon passing through the Earth's shadow. They come in pairs about two weeks apart, a few times a year.

Where can I see it?

Each eclipse is visible from only part of the Earth. This page gives the moment and the sign; a local astronomy guide will show the path.

What do eclipses mean in astrology?

They are read as stronger new and full moons: a solar eclipse as a turning point, a lunar eclipse as a release. Each takes the colour of its sign, and where that sign falls in your chart says where it touches you.