2025 has 4 eclipses, the first on 14 March and the last on 21 September.
Classical astrology reads an eclipse as a marked moment for the sign it falls in and for the planet that rules that sign.
| Date | Time (UTC) | Eclipse | Sign and degree | Ephemeris |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06:58 | total lunar eclipse | Virgo 23°58' | 2025-03 | |
| 10:47 | partial solar eclipse | Aries 8°59' | 2025-03 | |
| 18:11 | total lunar eclipse | Pisces 15°23' | 2025-09 | |
| 19:41 | partial solar eclipse | Virgo 29°04' | 2025-09 |
Times are UTC. Add your own offset for local time.
06:58 UTC
Virgo is an earth sign ruled by Mercury. Classical authors link eclipses here to land, resources, work and the slow structures of daily life. Look at where Virgo falls in your own chart, and at how Mercury is placed that day.
A lunar eclipse belongs to the Moon and the Full Moon. Its themes surface faster and mark completions and releases.
10:47 UTC
Aries is a fire sign ruled by Mars. Classical authors link eclipses here to action, leadership and matters that move quickly. Look at where Aries falls in your own chart, and at how Mars is placed that day.
A solar eclipse belongs to the Sun and the New Moon. Its themes tend to unfold over the following months and mark beginnings.
18:11 UTC
Pisces is a water sign ruled by Jupiter. Classical authors link eclipses here to the sea, the home, memory and matters felt before they are seen. Look at where Pisces falls in your own chart, and at how Jupiter is placed that day.
A lunar eclipse belongs to the Moon and the Full Moon. Its themes surface faster and mark completions and releases.
19:41 UTC
Virgo is an earth sign ruled by Mercury. Classical authors link eclipses here to land, resources, work and the slow structures of daily life. Look at where Virgo falls in your own chart, and at how Mercury is placed that day.
A solar eclipse belongs to the Sun and the New Moon. Its themes tend to unfold over the following months and mark beginnings.
2025 has 4 eclipses: a total lunar eclipse on 14 March in Virgo, a partial solar eclipse on 29 March in Aries, a total lunar eclipse on 7 September in Pisces and a partial solar eclipse on 21 September in Virgo. Each one is on the month page with its exact time in UTC.
A solar eclipse belongs to the Sun and the New Moon. Its themes tend to unfold over the following months and mark beginnings. A lunar eclipse belongs to the Moon and the Full Moon. Its themes surface faster and mark completions and releases.
It matters most when the eclipse degree falls within about three degrees of a planet or angle in your natal chart. Open your free natal chart and compare the degree.
Times are UTC. Add your own offset for local time. The month page in the ephemeris shows the same moment in the daily table.
Calculated with Swiss Ephemeris. Positions are geocentric and in the tropical zodiac, for 00:00 Universal Time.
