Sky

The sky in February 2027

Where every body stands on 1 February 2027, and each lunation, eclipse, station and sign change of the month with its exact moment.

✦ Tropical · geocentric✦ Times in UTC✦ Swiss Ephemeris

February 2027 in numbers: the state of the sky on the first of the month and 7 dated events. For the current day, see the sky today.

Sky events in February 2027

EventMoment, UTCMore
Venus enters CapricornIn your chart
Solar eclipse in AquariusIn your chart
Uranus turns direct in GeminiIn your chart
Mercury turns retrograde in PiscesIn your chart
Sun enters PiscesIn your chart
Lunar eclipse in VirgoIn your chart
Mars enters LeoIn your chart

Positions on 1 February 2027

BodyLongitudeSign and degreeSpeed, °/dayStatus
Sun312.3876°12°23′ Aquarius1.0153direct
Moon256.3908°16°23′ Sagittarius11.9062direct
Mercury330.5368°0°32′ Pisces1.1979direct
Venus267.5933°27°36′ Sagittarius1.1410direct
Mars157.2788°7°17′ Virgo-0.2834retrograde
Jupiter143.2896°23°17′ Leo-0.1283retrograde
Saturn10.3149°10°19′ Aries0.0855direct
Uranus61.7043°1°42′ Gemini-0.0062retrograde
Neptune2.3263°2°20′ Aries0.0268direct
Pluto305.3349°5°20′ Aquarius0.0316direct
North Node (true)320.5845°20°35′ Aquarius-0.0183retrograde
Chiron26.5846°26°35′ Aries0.0242direct
Lilith (osculating apogee)277.8213°7°49′ Capricorn1.2529direct
Ceres102.0001°12°00′ Cancer-0.1569retrograde
Pallas15.6308°15°38′ Aries0.3503direct
Juno338.2772°8°17′ Pisces0.4853direct
Vesta24.9439°24°57′ Aries0.3229direct

Method

Swiss Ephemeris with its data files, the speed flag on. Positions are geocentric and apparent, in the tropical zodiac, calculated for , one fixed moment, so the same date always gives the same numbers. The node is the true node and Lilith is the osculating lunar apogee. This is the same calculation the apps and the public API use; how closely it agrees with NASA’s JPL Horizons is in the accuracy report.

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