There is currently only one planet in retrograde:

Greetings, Earthlings! 🌍🖖

Prepare yourselves for a cosmic journey through the groovy universe of planetary retrogrades, complete with science-y goodness and nerdy quips. So, strap on your helmet and join me, Dave Bowman, as we explore the celestial dance of Mercury, Venus, Mars and the rest of the gang! 🚀

Mercury in Taurus ♉️🪐

When Mercury, the messenger of the gods, chills with the bull that is Taurus, communication gets earthy, practical, and slow like molasses. It's time to channel your inner Bob Ross and paint happy little trees with your words. 🎨🌲 #HappyLittleTrees #SlowAndSteady

Venus in Cancer ♋️💘

Feeling extra lovey-dovey these days? That's because Venus, our cosmic cupcake, has snuggled up in the cozy shell of Cancer. Embrace the warm fuzzies and hug everyone (consensually, of course)! 🧸 #CancerCuddles #VenusBearHugs

Mars in Leo 🦁⚔️

Hold onto your hats, folks, because Mars in Leo brings out the drama queen in all of us. Channel your inner Broadway star and strut down the street like you're in the opening number of a hit musical. 🎭 #MarsInLeo #DramaAlert

Jupiter in Taurus ♉️🌌

Jupiter, the king of the cosmos, has parked his royal behind in Taurus. Expect abundance, but in a slow and earthy way. Think of it as winning the lottery but only being able to withdraw $1 a day. 💰 #JupiterInTaurus #SlowAbundance

Saturn in Pisces ♓️⏳

Ever feel like you're swimming against the current? You can thank Saturn's

The moon is currently in Scorpio, at 03 degrees, 25' 32", at a velocity of 13.17 degrees per day.

The Waxing Gibbous moon is currently 11.7 days old. It is 387782.9 km from the centre of the Earth.

The next new moon is at 4:39:10, 18 Jun 2023. The next full moon is at 11:40:30, 3 Jul 2023.

Analysis of solar wind data provided by NOAAs DSCOVR satellite reveals a minor disturbance of unknown origin propagating through the solar wind. Field strength peaked at 9 nT and Bz underwent periodic southward deviations, some of which were in excess of -5 nT. Wind speeds were generally steady, averaging around 390 km/s. The phi angle was oriented towards the Sun (negative) for most of the day, but became more variable by days end.

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