There are currently 2 planets in retrograde:

Greetings, Earthlings! Your Chiana-style Horoscope Awaits

Alright my fellow cosmic nerds, let's talk planetary retrograde! You may have noticed the Universe is throwing a groovy party right now with Mercury jammin' in Gemini, Venus and Mars getting their groove on in Leo, Jupiter chillin' in Taurus, Saturn daydreaming in Pisces, Uranus rockin' in Taurus, Neptune swimming in Pisces, and Pluto diggin' deep in Capricorn. So, let's dive into the far-out vibes this cosmic dance is sending our way!

Mercury Retrograde in Gemini

Oh, Mercury, you sly trickster! While you may feel like your brain is doing the hokey pokey, just remember that it's all about embracing your inner nerd. Embrace the chaos, and learn to laugh when things go topsy-turvy! #MercurialMischief #CommunicationFunk

Venus and Mars in Leo

Can you feel the love tonight? Venus and Mars are having a full-on lovefest in Leo, which means it's time to let your inner hippie shine bright like a diamond! Unleash your creativity, strut your stuff, and don't forget to spread the love, man! #VenusMarsParty #CreativeBigCats

Jupiter in Taurus

Groovy Jupiter is just hanging out in Taurus, reminding us to stop and smell the roses. Slow down, enjoy life's simple pleasures, and maybe even treat yourself to a little retail therapy. Remember, it's all about balance! #JupiterChill #PamperYourself

Saturn in Pisces

Saturn is taking a cosmic swim in the deep waters of Pisces, inspiring us to tap into our inner mystic. Now's the perfect time to explore your spiritual side, meditate, and connect with your intuition.

The moon is currently in Leo, at 15 degrees, 53' 22", at a velocity of 11.88 degrees per day.

The Waxing Crescent moon is currently 3.7 days old. It is 405469.65 km from the centre of the Earth.

The next new moon is at 18:33:06, 17 Jul 2023. The next full moon is at 18:33:26, 1 Aug 2023.

Solar wind parameters were near background levels for most of the period. Solar wind speeds were slightly enhanced, averaging around 440-475 km/s. Total field strength varied slightly between 5-8 nT, Bz was variable at the beginning of the period before turning mostly north from 20/0400-1900 UTC, and Phi oscillated between positive and negative for most of the period. At approximately 21/1930 UTC, a weak enhancement was observed in the IMF. Bz saw a southward deflection to -7 nT and wind speeds increased slightly to peak near 485 km/s. This weak enhancement could likely be the arrival of the anticipated glancing blow from the 18 Jun CME.

There is a 35% chance of solar activity, with a 20% chance of a minor event, a 5% chance of a moderate event, and a 1% chance of a strong event.