On March 20, 2026, at 11:47 AM Argentine time, the autumn equinox will occur, signifying various changes both astronomically and astrologically. The event marks the beginning of the astrological year with the entrance of the Sun into Aries, while in the Southern Hemisphere, it heralds the arrival of autumn, and in the Northern Hemisphere, the start of spring. One notable feature of the equinox is that for a brief period, the Sun evenly distributes its light across both hemispheres, a phenomenon that occurs twice a year. This balance is a result of the predictable movement of the Earth around the Sun, which creates varying proportions of sunlight received on our planet throughout the year. Astrologer Beatriz Leveratto provided insights into the implications of this seasonal event and its astrological significance. She emphasized that during the equinox, the length of day and night is equal in both hemispheres, and the Sun's rays fall perpendicular to the equator, symbolizing a moment of balance and transition that is significant in various astrological interpretations.