2027 Midpoint Transits
Astrological transits for 2027 with hard aspects to midpoints. The points included in this transit list are: the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.
The aspects listed here are only hard ones (45-degree), including the conjunction (Conj), semi-square (Ssqr), square (Sqr), sesquiquadrature (Sesqu), and opposition (Oppos).
Click on “See Midpoint Transits” below to expand the list. Don’t understand the notation? See below the midpoint list for an explanation of midpoint notations and abbreviations.
See also 2027 Astrological Events and 2027 Astrological Aspects for more astrological events and influences in the year 2027.
**Times are Eastern.
Please click on the following to expand the list of midpoint transits:
About this List
Included points are the Sun through Pluto with the exception of the Moon. Aspects include the conjunction, semi-square, square, sesquiquadrate, and opposition. Note that astrologers normally don’t pay much attention to the soft aspects to midpoints.
Midpoint notation involves inserting a slash between the two planets or points involved. Thus, a Sun (
) Moon (
) midpoint would be:
In the above midpoint transit list, the midpoint between Sun and Mars, for example, reads “Sun/Mars.”
Example:
“Plu Conj Mer/Sat” means Pluto is transiting conjunct to the midpoint between Mercury and Saturn.
“Par” is parallel and “CPar” is contra-parallel.
Note that this list also includes straight-up aspects between the planets, even when midpoints aren’t involved. For example: “Dec 22, 2027, at 11:00 PM, Mar Sqr Sat” means that on December 22nd, 2027, at 11:00 PM EST, Mars forms a square with Saturn. Since there is no slash, a midpoint isn’t involved. However, the next line that reads “Dec 23, 2027, at 7:31 AM, Mar Conj Mer/Ven” is a midpoint transit: Mars conjuncts the Mercury/Venus midpoint on the morning of December 23rd, 2027, in the Eastern Standard time zone.
About Midpoints
When a planet hits a midpoint via a transit, it energizes that midpoint. A midpoint is the point that’s exactly in between the two planets or points involved. For example, if the Sun/Mars midpoint is at 1 degree Aries, 1 degree Aries is the point exactly in between the Sun and Mars.
Near/Far Midpoints
There is such thing as near or far midpoints, and the near midpoint is the most used.
Technically, in the circular zodiac, there are two midpoints for every planetary pair–one is the closer midpoint that is formed between the two planets (the near midpoint), and the other is the midpoint that falls between two planets in their wider spacing (the far midpoint).
Near and far midpoints of the same planetary pair are opposite one another, that is, at the same degree in opposite signs. For example, if the near midpoint is 1 degree Aries, the far midpoint is 1 degree Libra.
A near and far midpoint
You may be interested in the interpretation of midpoint pictures.
Aspects:
Conjunction: 0 degrees
semi-sextile
Novile: 40 degrees
Semi-square: 45 degrees
Sextile: 60 degrees
Quintile: 72 degrees
Square: 90 degrees
Trine: 120 degrees
Sesquiquadrate: 135 degrees
Biquintile: 144 degrees
Quincunx: 150 degrees
Opposition: 180 degrees
With midpoints, however, the aspects we look for are the hard aspects, including the conjunction, square, and opposition, as well as the minor hard aspects: the semi-square and sesquiquadrate.
See Also These Related Features:
2027 Eclipse Charts
2027 Moon Phases
2027 Astrological Aspects
2027 Astrological Events
2027 Planetary Overview
2026 Midpoint Transits
2026 Eclipse Charts
Saturn in Aries: Transit 2025-2028
See also:
Declinations Graph for this Month
Lunar Cycles Graph for this Month
