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Annular Solar Eclipse in Aquarius — January 26, 2028

Maximum eclipse is at 15:08 UTC on Wednesday, January 26, 2028, with the Sun at 6°11' Aquarius.

What kind of eclipse this is

The eclipse of January 26, 2028 is annular, which means the Moon is too far from Earth to cover the Sun completely, so a ring of sunlight stays visible around it and nothing goes properly dark. Maximum falls at 15:08 UTC with the Sun at 6°11' Aquarius and the Moon at 6°09' Aquarius, close enough to a node on that date for the three bodies to line up rather than merely conjoin.

It is one of 2 eclipses inside a single season, the others falling on January 12, 2028, which is the pattern how eclipse seasons work explains.

Exact time where you are

Maximum on January 26, 2028 is a single instant, 15:08 UTC, and the table below is that instant read on six clocks; whether the Sun is above your horizon then is a geographic question rather than an astrological one.

CityLocal timeLocal date
New York10:0826 January
Los Angeles07:0826 January
London15:0826 January
Delhi20:3826 January
Sydney02:08 the next day27 January
Istanbul18:0826 January

The positions

The Sun stands at 6°11' Aquarius and the Moon at 6°09' Aquarius, and the eclipse is read at 6°11' Aquarius, in the first decan of Aquarius. A natal placement within a couple of degrees of 6°11' Aquarius is contacted directly, which is the only part of eclipse interpretation that is specific to a chart rather than general.

Which house it falls in for your sign

Counted from each sign as the first house, this annular solar eclipse at 6°11' Aquarius falls here:

SignHouseWhat that house covers
Aries11th housefriends, groups, networks and what you are aiming at
Taurus10th housecareer, public standing and what you are known for
Gemini9th housedistance, study, belief, travel and the long view
Cancer8th houseshared money, debt, intimacy and what is not said out loud
Leo7th housepartners, opponents and anyone you deal with one to one
Virgo6th housework, routine, health and the small maintenance of a life
Libra5th houseplay, romance, children and anything you make for its own sake
Scorpio4th househome, family, roots and private ground
Sagittarius3rd houseconversation, short trips, siblings and daily information
Capricorn2nd housemoney, possessions and what you consider yours
Aquarius1st houseyour own bearing, appearance and the first move
Pisces12th houserest, solitude, what is behind you and what runs unattended

The eclipse season around it

The January 26, 2028 eclipse sits 14 days from the others in its season:

The season containing January 26, 2028 runs about thirty-five days, and the next one falls roughly six months later, which is why eclipse dates cluster instead of spreading evenly.

Questions people ask about this

What time is the eclipse on January 26, 2028?

Maximum is 15:08 UTC, converted to six local clocks in the table above.

Is it visible from where I am?

That depends on the track of the annular eclipse of January 26, 2028 and on whether the Sun is above your horizon at 15:08 UTC, which is geography rather than astrology.

What sign is this eclipse in?

6°11' Aquarius — the first decan of Aquarius.

Is it safe to look at?

The solar eclipse of January 26, 2028 is not safe to watch unfiltered at any stage except totality; use a certified filter.

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