There are currently 6 planets in retrograde:

Hey there, fellow cosmic adventurers!

Let's get this show on the road, shall we? 😎

Mercury, our little speedster, is currently playing hide and seek in Virgo, which basically means that it's time to have your calculators at the ready, folks! Things are about to get mathematical. #NerdAlert #MercuryInVirgo 🤓🔢

Meanwhile, Venus is striking a pose in Leo like the cosmic diva she is. Expect an overload of drama, passion, and fiery confidence. Just remember, it's not a soap opera unless someone gets slapped. #DramaQueen #VenusInLeo 💃🔥

Mars, the battle-hardened warrior of the cosmos, is currently chilling in Libra. This can mean only one thing: Peace treaty negotiations with the aliens are in progress. Or, you know, less fighting and more talking. Either way, it's a win-win! #MarsInLibra 💼🕊️

Jupiter, the big guy himself, is hanging out in Taurus, probably munching on some celestial donuts. It's a time for growth and expansion, so make sure you're prepared to size up! Just don't forget to hit the cosmic gym afterwards. #JupiterInTaurus 🍩💪

Saturn is vacationing in Pisces. So, expect lessons delivered with a side of dreamy introspection. It's like school but with more daydreaming and less geometry. #SaturnInPisces 🐟✨

Uranus, the rebel of the galaxy, is currently in Taurus, which seems a bit contradictory, doesn't it? It's like inviting a punk rocker to a tea party. Expect some unexpected shake-ups, but in a chill, earthy sort of way. #UranusInTaurus 🤘🏽🌍

Neptune is also visiting Pisces, adding more fuel to the introspective fire. It's time for a deep-dive into the ocean of your subconscious. Don't worry, you won't need a snorkel. Maybe a floatie though... #NeptuneInPisces 🌊🏊‍♀️

Lastly, Pluto in Cap

The moon is currently in Gemini, at 05 degrees, 21' 45", at a velocity of 12.91 degrees per day.

The Third Quarter moon is currently 21.5 days old. It is 386442.96 km from the centre of the Earth.

The next new moon is at 1:40:05, 15 Sep 2023. The next full moon is at 9:58:21, 29 Sep 2023.

The solar wind environment reflected shock arrival beginning at approximately 05/1444 UTC, likely from a 01 Sep CME that was modeled to miss just south and behind Earths orbit. During this time, total field reached 10 nT and the Bz component underwent a sustained southward deflection reaching -8 nT. Wind speeds jumped from ~384 Km/s to ~455 Km/s. Phi has predominantly been variable.

There is a 25% chance of solar activity, with a 35% chance of a minor event, a 20% chance of a moderate event, and a 1% chance of a strong event.