There are currently 5 planets in retrograde:

Welcome, Star Gazers!

Hope you're all buckled up, because we're about to experience a cosmic rollercoaster ride!

Mercury in Libra

Mercury is currently being a social butterfly in Libra. Expect to be the life of the party in your Zoom meetings this week. #LibraVibes #ZoomParty

Venus in Leo

Venus is strutting its stuff in Leo. Time to embrace that inner diva, darling! But remember, it's not just about the mane, it's about the roar too! #LeoLove #DivaLife

Mars in Libra

Mars is hanging out with Mercury in Libra. You know what they say, "Birds of a feather flock together." But in this case, it's planets. Expect some spicy debates, and don't forget to bring your A-game. #MarsInLibra #DebateClub

Jupiter in Taurus

Now, Jupiter in Taurus is like Sheldon from Big Bang Theory at a comic-con event. Might seem out of place, but trust me, it's where all the fun happens! So, indulge in your guilty pleasures without guilt. #JupiterJoy #GuiltyPleasures

Saturn in Pisces

Saturn is taking a deep dive in Pisces. It's like Spock doing yoga - logical yet spiritual. Embrace the weird, my friends! It's the new normal. #SaturnSpirit #SpockYoga

Uranus in Taurus

Uranus is having a picnic in Taurus. Expect some unexpected sandwiches. Maybe like, peanut butter and pickles? Bizarre but surprisingly good. Prepare for surprises! #UranusUnusual #TaurusTwist

Neptune in Pisces

Neptune in Pisces is a bit like Harry Potter in Hogwarts - right at home. It's time to dream big and believe in magic. Just watch out for those dementors of

The moon is currently in Cancer, at 09 degrees, 03' 54", at a velocity of 12.34 degrees per day.

The Third Quarter moon is currently 21.8 days old. It is 397053.25 km from the centre of the Earth.

The next new moon is at 17:55:08, 14 Oct 2023. The next full moon is at 20:24:27, 28 Oct 2023.

Solar wind parameters, as measured by the DSCOVR spacecraft, reflected a mildly enhanced solar wind environment. Total field began the period near 7 nT, but has since decreased to 4-5 nT. The Bz component underwent an early southward deflection reaching -6 to -7 nT before recovering and becoming mostly northward. Solar wind speeds gradually increased over the course of the period, increasing from ~420 km/s to ~ 465 km/s. Phi was predominantly positive while undertaking brief excursions into a negative solar sector.

There is a 25% chance of solar activity, with a 35% chance of a minor event, a 15% chance of a moderate event, and a 1% chance of a strong event.