Total solar eclipse in Leo
. The Moon meets the Sun at 9°55′ Leo, close enough to a node that its shadow falls on the Earth.
What it brings up
A new moon in Leo is a good start for anything that needs courage and an audience. The project with your name on it. The thing you want to make for the joy of it. Fear of looking foolish is the price of entry. Share a first draft with someone this week.
The eclipse
Greatest eclipse is on .
A solar eclipse is a new moon close to the Moon's nodes, so the Moon covers the Sun for a while. Astrologers read it as a strong new moon: a door that opens, sometimes before you feel ready. Beginnings near an eclipse often take a direction of their own.
Eclipses come in seasons, about six months apart, and the story they start tends to run for a year or two. Watch what appears in the weeks around this one. The details usually make sense later.

The planets it touches
- Uranus sextiles the Moon, within a degree.
- Mars sextiles the Moon, within a degree.
- North Node opposes the Moon, about 2 degrees off.
- Venus meets the Moon, about 3 degrees off.
- Neptune trines the Moon, about 3 degrees off.
- Pluto opposes the Moon, about 4 degrees off.
Calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris, tropical zodiac. Updated Nov 6, 2026.
Where does the total solar eclipse in Leo fall in your chart?
9°55′ Leo sits in one house of your chart, and it may touch a planet you were born with. That house is the part of your life this total solar eclipse lights up. Solstice finds it in your chart and talks with you about it on the day.
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