Eclipses · 2027

The eclipses of 2027.

2 solar and 3 lunar, each at its exact peak in universal time, with the sign it lands in. Eclipse seasons arrive twice a year, and each pairs a solar with a lunar eclipse about two weeks apart.

Calendar fileAdd the 2027 eclipses to your calendarPeak instants in universal time · every year from 2026 on the eclipse page

The eclipses, 2027

Peak times in universal time. Solar eclipses are visible along a limited track; lunar eclipses from the whole night side of Earth.

PeakUTCEclipseInDetail
Sat, February 6, 202715:59Annular solarAquariusring eclipse — 86% of the Sun covered at maximum
Sat, February 20, 202723:12Penumbral lunarVirgopenumbral — a subtle shading, easy to miss
Sun, July 18, 202716:02Penumbral lunarCapricornpenumbral — a subtle shading, easy to miss
Mon, August 2, 202710:06Total solarLeototality — the Sun fully covered along the track
Tue, August 17, 202707:13Penumbral lunarAquariuspenumbral — a subtle shading, easy to miss

Questions

How many eclipses are there in 2027?

5: 2 solar and 3 lunar. The total solar eclipse on August 2 in Leo is the one total eclipse of the year.

Which sign does an eclipse belong to?

The sign holding the Sun at a solar eclipse, or the Moon at a lunar one, at the instant of the peak. Eclipses come in pairs about two weeks apart in opposite signs, so each season marks an axis of your chart rather than one house.

Can I see these from where I live?

A lunar eclipse is visible from the whole night side of Earth at its peak time; a solar eclipse only along a narrow track, so most people see a partial or nothing. The linked eclipse pages describe the track for each one.