yuti · Mangal–Shukra
Mars–Venus Conjunction: Every Meeting, 2026 to 2028
4 meetings · Sagittarius, Taurus and Cancer
Between 2026 and 2028 the site’s DE421 table records four conjunctions of Mars and Venus — days on which the two share a sidereal longitude — in Sagittarius, Taurus and Cancer. Successive meetings come 86 to 686 days apart.
Mars and Venus count each other neutral. In one of the four meetings the sign belongs to one of the pair itself (Taurus, 14 June 2028).
The Four Meetings
| Day | Sign, degree | Nakshatra | Mars | Venus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 January 2026 | Sagittarius 23° | Purva Ashadha 4 | in a friend's sign | in a neutral sign |
| 25 November 2027 | Sagittarius 5° | Mula 2 | in a friend's sign | in a neutral sign |
| 14 June 2028 | Taurus 10° | Rohini 1 | in a neutral sign | in its own sign, retrograde |
| 8 September 2028 | Cancer 7° | Pushya 2 | debilitated | in an enemy's sign |
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. “Retrograde” marks a meeting inside one of the graha’s retrograde windows. For Mars–Venus 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 Venus in a birth chart, see the Mars and Venus pages, and for how grahas are read together, astrology for beginners and what Vedic astrology is.