Aspects
Sun–Mars conjunction
Seen from Earth, the Sun and Mars stand in the same direction, at the same point of the ecliptic.
Next · in 521 days
Tue, Mar 21, 2028, 02:34 AM
Last: Fri, Jan 9, 2026, 11:41 AM · 281 days ago
- 2026–2035
- 5 dates, on average every 2.2 years.
- Conjunction
- 0°
In the calendar
Seen from the Earth, both stand in the same direction. The calendar lists conjunctions of the planets as sky events.
All dates 2026 to 2035
5 dates, on average every 2.2 years.
In front of which constellations
Where the Sun and Mars stand at the dates from 2026 to 2035.
- Sagittarius · Sagittarius1×
- Pisces · Pisces1×
- Taurus · Taurus1×
- Gemini · Gemini1×
- Leo · Leo1×
The next dates
Local time Europe/London. Below each date, the constellation in front of which the Moon stands at that moment.
- Tue, Mar 21, 2028, 02:34 AMIn the wheel →Pisces · PiscesMoon in Capricorn · Root day
- Sat, May 25, 2030, 11:50 AMIn the wheel →Taurus · TaurusMoon in Aquarius · Flower day
- Sun, Jul 11, 2032, 06:17 AMIn the wheel →Gemini · GeminiMoon in Leo · Fruit day
- Sat, Aug 19, 2034, 06:23 AMIn the wheel →Leo · LeoMoon in Virgo · Root day
More in the sky
Sun and Mars
Sun–Mars oppositionSun–Mars trine
Conjunction with other bodies
Sun–Moon conjunctionSun–Mercury conjunctionSun–Venus conjunctionSun–Jupiter conjunctionSun–Saturn conjunctionSun–Uranus conjunctionSun–Neptune conjunctionSun–Pluto conjunctionMoon–Mars conjunctionMercury–Mars conjunctionVenus–Mars conjunctionMars–Jupiter conjunctionMars–Saturn conjunctionMars–Uranus conjunctionMars–Neptune conjunctionMars–Pluto conjunction
In the glossary: Conjunction
Frequently asked questions
When is the next Sun–Mars conjunction?
Tue, Mar 21, 2028, 02:34 AM, local time Europe/London. Constellations: Pisces and Pisces.
How often is there a Sun–Mars conjunction?
5 dates from 2026 to 2035, on average every 2.2 years.
What is a Sun–Mars conjunction?
Seen from Earth, the Sun and Mars stand in the same direction, at the same point of the ecliptic.
Stars, figures and boundaries: d3-celestial by Olaf Frohn (BSD licence); IAU boundaries of 1928.