Solar Eclipse, 26 January 2028
A solar eclipse falls at 6° Aquarius 11′ on 26 January 2028. Umbriel computes the moment and the degree; where it lands in your chart is the part only your own birth data can answer.
What it is
A solar eclipse is a New Moon exact enough to cover the Sun — the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, and for a few minutes somewhere on Earth the day goes out. Astrologically it is read as a beginning with the volume turned up: whatever house it falls in, that is the part of life being handed a blank page.
Where it falls in your chart
This is the part a calendar cannot tell you. 6° Aquarius 11′ is a fixed point in the sky; which house of your chart it lands in, and which of your own placements it touches, depends on your birth date, time and place. Umbriel works that out in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
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