On February 17th, there’s an annular solar eclipse happening in the zodiac sign of Aquarius. Solar eclipses occur when one of the lunar nodes is up to 18° from the Sun and the Moon at the time of a new moon. This eclipse is happening at 28° of Aquarius while the Lunar North Node is at 8° of Pisces, placing the node just 10° from the eclipse, even though they’re in different signs. This means the eclipses are beginning to transition from the Pisces-Virgo axis to the Aquarius-Leo axis. This new series of eclipses in Leo and Aquarius will run until 2028, so we can expect some changes to be ignited in these areas of our lives and develop over the next 2 years.

Saturn enters Aries on Friday, February 13 2026 - as if his ingress wasn’t ominous enough (just kidding, this isn’t another fear-mongering article) - and will stay there until April 12, 2028. This time, Saturn is in Aries for good, lifting the Piscean fog once and for all so that we may finally see what’s on the horizon and throw ourselves at it with all our might. At least that’s what we hoped, but Saturn will pull us back and say, ‘not so fast’.