"The solar eclipse lasts as many years as equinoctial hours of totality; lunar, as many months. If the degree falls near the local Ascendant: rapid onset, peak in first third. Near the Midheaven: second quadrimester, middle third. Near the Descendant: slow, last third."
— PTOLEMY, Tetrabiblos II.10
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On 6 February 2027, a annular solar eclipse takes place at 17.6° Aquarius, with magnitude 0.95. For the classical astrologer, an eclipse is no mere spectacle. It is an omen of the first order, to which Ptolemy devotes entire chapters of the Tetrabiblos.
"The duration of the effects is measured by the hours of the eclipse; their onset and intensity, by the position of the luminaries relative to the angles." — Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos II, 10
By the Ptolemaic rule (Tetrabiblos II.10), each hour of the eclipse equates to roughly a year of effects. With this eclipse's real data, the classical influence is estimated at around 3.86 years. The calculator above determines the exact Almuten and affected house for your natal chart.
Which nations this sign rules
By classical chorography (Tetrabiblos II.3), the sign of Aquarius traditionally rules Russia, Sweden, Ethiopia, Arabia, Israel, with particular bearing on social movements, science, technology, revolutions.
Eclipse maximum: 2027-02-06T15:59:00Z (UTC). Computed with NASA ephemerides.
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