Saros 13 North: Eclipse Family in Astrology
Reference Date
Aug 14, 1776 at North Pole
Astronomy ID
NASA Solar Saros 151
Reference Window
1776 to 3020
Next Eclipse
Jan 14, 2029 in Capricorn
Eclipse Type
Solar
Astronomy And Astrology
The NASA Saros number identifies the astronomical recurrence family. The North, South, New, and Old names are an astrological convention associated with Bernadette Brady's eclipse work. NASA does not assign the interpretive meanings on this page.
Use the theme as a study prompt alongside the eclipse degree, natal contacts, house topics, and lived context. It should not be read as a fixed prediction about health, relationships, money, or fate.
Theme
Ambitious group work, separation, and shared achievement
This family points toward large projects and group aims that may require changing an existing attachment or arrangement. Read it as a prompt to weigh the cost of participation alongside the potential shared achievement.
Astrological Reference Aspects
These aspects describe the astrological reference chart used for this named family. They are part of the interpretive framework, not the NASA eclipse catalog.
There is a New Moon-Venus conjunction and, in addition, the Node is on the midpoint of the New Moon/Mars. Pluto is also on the midpoint of Mars/Node.
New Moon = Venus
Node = New Moon/Mars
Pluto = Mars/Node
Eclipse History (1900 to 2100)
| Year | Date | Subtype | Sign | Degree |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1902 | Oct 31, 1902 | Partial | Scorpio | 6.6° |
| 1920 | Nov 10, 1920 | Partial | Scorpio | 17.3° |
| 1938 | Nov 21, 1938 | Partial | Scorpio | 28.0° |
| 1956 | Dec 2, 1956 | Partial | Sagittarius | 9.8° |
| 1974 | Dec 13, 1974 | Partial | Sagittarius | 20.6° |
| 1992 | Dec 24, 1992 | Partial | Capricorn | 2.4° |
| 2011 | Jan 4, 2011 | Partial | Capricorn | 13.3° |
| 2029 | Jan 14, 2029 | Partial | Capricorn | 24.1° |
| 2047 | Jan 26, 2047 | Partial | Aquarius | 5.9° |
| 2065 | Feb 5, 2065 | Partial | Aquarius | 16.7° |
| 2083 | Feb 16, 2083 | Partial | Aquarius | 27.5° |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Saros 13 North mean in astrology?
In the Brady-style solar eclipse convention, Saros 13 North is read through this theme: ambitious group work, separation, and shared achievement. Treat that as an interpretive prompt, not as a prediction that one fixed event must happen.
Is Saros 13 North the same as NASA Saros 151?
NASA Saros 151 is the astronomical eclipse recurrence number. The 13 North label is an astrological naming layer used for solar eclipse family interpretation, so the meaning on this page is not a NASA claim.
When is the next Saros 13 North eclipse?
The next listed solar eclipse for Saros 13 North is January 14, 2029 in Capricorn. For personal chart work, compare that eclipse degree with natal planets and angles, then read the result alongside the rest of the chart.
Explore this eclipse family in your chart
Use our Saros Cycle calculator to compare this family with natal placements and eclipse dates.