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Eclipses in 2002

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In 2002 5 eclipses: May 26 – lunar eclipse; June 10 – solar eclipse; June 24 – lunar eclipse; November 19 – lunar eclipse; December 4 – solar eclipse. They form 2 eclipse seasons – the stretches between paired eclipses, when events tend to arrive especially thick and fast. Eastern Time; the moment given is the eclipse maximum.

Eclipse season: May 26 – June 24

These eclipses are 29 days apart. During the eclipse season, the decisions you would normally make can be harder: the circumstances are still shifting. Worth watching, and worth not rushing anything final.

2002 ET

Lunar Eclipse in Sagittarius

Type
Penumbral
Degree
5°11′01″ Sagittarius
Magnitude
0,691

An amplified full moon: whatever ripened becomes visible in full. The tone is set by Sagittarius.

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2002 ET

Solar Eclipse in Gemini

Type
Annular
Degree
19°54′14″ Gemini
Magnitude
0,996

An amplified new moon: the point a new storyline starts from. The tone runs lightly, curiously, and on several topics at once.

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2002 ET

Lunar Eclipse in Capricorn

Type
Penumbral
Degree
3°03′12″ Capricorn
Magnitude
0,209

An amplified full moon: whatever ripened becomes visible in full. The tone is set by Capricorn.

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Eclipse season: November 19 – December 4

These eclipses are 14 days apart. During the eclipse season, the decisions you would normally make can be harder: the circumstances are still shifting. Worth watching, and worth not rushing anything final.

2002 ET

Lunar Eclipse in Taurus

Type
Penumbral
Degree
27°39′43″ Taurus
Magnitude
0,862

An amplified full moon: whatever ripened becomes visible in full. The tone is set by Taurus.

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2002 ET

Solar Eclipse in Sagittarius

Type
Total
Degree
11°57′57″ Sagittarius
Magnitude
1,024

An amplified new moon: the point a new storyline starts from. The tone runs broadly, eagerly, with the far horizon in view.

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Eclipses in other years

How this is calculated. Our numbers come from the Moira 6.1.0 engine running on NASA JPL DE440 ephemerides, tropical zodiac, Eastern Time, data updated Aug 8, 2026. More on our method →

This section is written by , astrologer at 1001 Horoscopes.