Aquarius

January 20 at 01:45 AM — February 18 at 03:52 PM

The Sun does not enter Aquarius at the same moment every year. Across the years covered here the boundary moves by 34.2 hours, landing on day 19/20/21 of the month depending on the year — which is why a fixed table names the wrong sign for some people.

Every date in Aquarius

Each date has its own page, with the Sun's exact position that day. The first and last are shared with the neighbouring sign — on those the birth year decides.

• January 20
• January 21
• January 22
• January 23
• January 24
• January 25
• January 26
• January 27
• January 28
• January 29
• January 30
• January 31
• February 1
• February 2
• February 3
• February 4
• February 5
• February 6
• February 7
• February 8
• February 9
• February 10
• February 11
• February 12
• February 13
• February 14
• February 15
• February 16
• February 17
• February 18

Classification

Element

Air

Modality

Fixed

Ruler

Saturn

Modern ruler

Uranus

Ecliptic arc

300° – 330°

About Aquarius

Astrological tradition associates Aquarius with collective structures, intellectual systems, and reform. As a fixed air sign, it combines the conceptual focus of the air element with the stabilising, persistent nature of the fixed modality, resulting in a temperament that seeks to establish enduring intellectual principles or social frameworks. Its traditional ruler, Saturn, imparts an interest in order, boundaries, and systemic logic, whilst its modern ruler, Uranus, is associated with sudden innovation and deviation from established norms. Consequently, the sign is linked to the objective analysis of society, technological development, and group dynamics.

Aquarius year by year