Saturn–Neptune in Aries House Finder
0°46' Aries · February 20, 2026 · Aries Point
Saturn and Neptune met at 0°46' Aries on February 20, 2026 — a conjunction that comes around roughly every 36 years, landing on the most public degree in the zodiac. Enter your birth details for the exact house it's rebuilding in your chart.
How to Find Your Saturn–Neptune House
Get the exact house the 2026 Saturn–Neptune conjunction in Aries activates in your chart.
- 1. Enter your birth date, time, and place — the exact time is what makes the house answer accurate
- 2. We calculate your real Placidus house cusps from live ephemeris
- 3. See which house 0° Aries falls in, plus any natal planet the conjunction contacts
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FAQ
When was the Saturn–Neptune conjunction exact?
February 20, 2026, at about 0°46' Aries. Saturn entered Aries on February 13 and Neptune on January 26, so the two spent early 2026 within a couple of degrees of each other at the very start of the zodiac.
What is the Aries Point and why does it matter?
0° Aries is the spring equinox point — the zero mark of the tropical zodiac. Planets there tend to correlate with events that spill into public life rather than staying private. A conjunction landing within a degree of it is why 2026 keeps getting called a threshold year.
How often does Saturn meet Neptune?
Roughly every 36 years. The previous conjunction was in 1989 in Capricorn; this is the first one in Aries since the 1860s, which is why the 'structure meets dream' theme is arriving with pioneering rather than institutional flavour.
Why does my house answer depend so much on birth time?
Because this event sits at a single degree right at a sign boundary. If your house cusp falls anywhere near 0° Aries, a few minutes of birth time can move the answer a whole house — which is exactly why this tool uses real Placidus cusps and refuses to guess without a time.