Eclipse House Finder

Solar & lunar eclipse house calculator · 2026-2027

Choose any 2026 or 2027 solar or lunar eclipse, then enter your birth date, time, and place to find the exact house it activates from your real Placidus cusps.

This eclipse house finder covers nine eclipses across two years. The 2027 set opens with the February 6 annular solar eclipse at 17°38' Aquarius, followed by the February 20 lunar eclipse at 2°05' Virgo, the July 18 lunar eclipse at 25°49' Capricorn, the August 2 total solar eclipse at 9°55' Leo, and the August 17 lunar eclipse at 24°12' Aquarius. All four 2026 eclipses stay in the list under past eclipses, so you can still look back at the August 12 solar eclipse at 20°02' Leo and the August 28 lunar eclipse at 4°54' Pisces.

A solar eclipse is mapped from its New Moon degree; a lunar eclipse from its Full Moon degree. House placement needs your recorded birth time and place. Several 2027 eclipses share the Aquarius–Leo signs, but calculate each degree separately: a house cusp can divide a sign, so two eclipses in Aquarius need not fall in the same Placidus house.

As an eclipse house calculator, this tool uses your actual Placidus house cusps from live ephemeris rather than a whole-sign estimate, so the house it returns can differ from a generic zodiac-sign lookup, especially if the eclipse degree falls near one of your house borders.

Times shown are the new or full Moon instant in UTC, used to calculate the tropical zodiac degree. Greatest eclipse and local observing times are different; consult the calendar sources for visibility.

Read the house result as a location in your chart, not a prediction. The opposite-house line maps the point 180° away: for a lunar eclipse, this is the Sun’s side of the Full Moon axis. The contact line shows the nearest conjunction within 3° to a natal planet or angle; it does not list squares, trines or every possible aspect.

How to Find Your Eclipse House

Get the exact house any 2026 or 2027 solar or lunar eclipse activates in your chart.

  1. 1. Choose an eclipse from the timeline (the next one is already selected)
  2. 2. Enter your birth date, time, and place. The exact time is what makes the house answer accurate
  3. 3. We calculate your real Placidus house cusps from live ephemeris
  4. 4. See exactly which house the eclipse degree falls in, plus any natal planet it contacts closely

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FAQ

What are the 2027 eclipse dates and degrees?

Five eclipses, all times UTC: February 6 annular solar eclipse at 17°38' Aquarius (15:56), February 20 penumbral lunar eclipse at 2°05' Virgo (23:23), July 18 penumbral lunar eclipse at 25°49' Capricorn (15:45), August 2 total solar eclipse at 9°55' Leo (10:05), and August 17 penumbral lunar eclipse at 24°12' Aquarius (07:29). Degrees are tropical zodiac positions at the exact New or Full Moon.

What degree is the February 6, 2027 solar eclipse?

17°38' Aquarius in the tropical zodiac, exact at 15:56 UTC. It is an annular solar eclipse, and it is most personal if you have natal planets or angles near 17° of Aquarius, Leo, Taurus, or Scorpio.

Can I still check the 2026 eclipses?

Yes. Open the past eclipses in the timeline to map the August 12, 2026 solar eclipse at 20°02' Leo, the August 28, 2026 lunar eclipse at 4°54' Pisces, and the two from early 2026. Astrologers usually read an eclipse as unfolding over the following months, so the house it landed in is still worth knowing.

Why do I need my exact birth time?

House cusps depend on your birth time and birthplace, and their rate of movement varies with latitude and sign. The form requires a recorded time to calculate a house. If you do not know it, use the linked calendar for sign-level context; a noon placeholder cannot establish your eclipse house.

How is this different from a whole-sign estimate?

Whole-sign houses assign one entire zodiac sign to each house. This calculator requests Placidus cusps from the chart service, so the answer can differ near a cusp within a sign. Check the house-system note shown with your result, including any fallback required for the birthplace.

Why can two eclipses in the same sign fall in different houses?

A sign spans 30°, while Placidus house cusps can cut through a sign. For example, a hypothetical 12° Aquarius cusp puts 5° and 20° Aquarius on different sides of that boundary. Calculate each eclipse at its own degree; do not reuse a house answer just because the sign matches.

Can I use this eclipse calculator without signing in?

Yes. The house calculation does not require an account or use a written-reading allowance. Enter a birth date, recorded time and birthplace, choose an eclipse and calculate its house. Saving or generating other readings on the site may have separate account requirements.