yuti · Mangal–Shani
Mars–Saturn Conjunction: Every Meeting, 2026 to 2028
2 meetings · Pisces and Aries
Between 2026 and 2028 the site’s DE421 table records two conjunctions of Mars and Saturn — days on which the two share a sidereal longitude — in Pisces and Aries. Successive meetings come 742 to 742 days apart.
Mars counts Saturn neutral, while Saturn counts Mars an enemy: for Mars–Saturn the table is not symmetric. In one of the two meetings the sign belongs to one of the pair itself (Aries, 1 May 2028).
The Two Meetings
| Day | Sign, degree | Nakshatra | Mars | Saturn |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 April 2026 | Pisces 13° | Uttara Bhadrapada 4 | in a friend's sign | in a neutral sign |
| 1 May 2028 | Aries 8° | Ashwini 3 | in its own sign | debilitated |
The dignity columns are each graha’s standing in the sign of the meeting, as the planet-in-sign pages give it; the nakshatra is the one the shared longitude falls in. For Mars–Saturn every date is a day, not a time: the table does carry a minute, but the site publishes a conjunction to the day, the resolution independent tables agree on.
A conjunction in the sky touches every chart at once, in whichever house that sign falls for it; it is not a reading of anyone’s chart. For Mars and Saturn in a birth chart, see the Mars and Saturn pages, and for how grahas are read together, astrology for beginners and what Vedic astrology is.