There are currently 6 planets in retrograde:

🔮 Planetary Retrograde Horoscope 🚀

Greetings, earthlings! Buckle up your seatbelts, because we're about to take a wild ride through the cosmos. Our planetary pals are in quite the mood today.

Mercury, that quicksilver trickster, has taken up residency in Virgo. Expect your inner nerd to shine brighter than Sirius A. So, don't be surprised if you suddenly get the urge to alphabetize your spice rack or color-code your sock drawer. 🤓 #MercuryInVirgo #NerdAlert

Meanwhile, Venus is chilling in Leo. It's time to channel your inner diva and strut your fabulousness. But remember, even though you're feeling like Beyoncé, try not to do a hair flip near any open flames. 🔥 #VenusInLeo #DivaMode

Mars in Libra, huh? That's like a warrior in a poetry class. Expect some tense moments, but also some seriously epic sonnets about your heroic laundry conquests. ⚔️ #MarsInLibra #WarriorPoet

Jupiter is lounging around in Taurus, promising growth and expansion. Perfect time to start that home garden you've been thinking about. Not sure how Uranus feels about sharing the Taurus space, though. So, let's hope they play nice. 🌱 #JupiterInTaurus #GardenGoals

Saturn's hanging out in Pisces, along with Neptune. It's like a cosmic sleepover! Prepare for deep, philosophical dreams about fish, water, and why we never see baby pigeons. 🐟💤 #SaturnInPisces #DreamDeep

And finally, Pluto in Capricorn. It may be a dwarf planet, but it's got a big message: Stay focused, keep climbing, and remember, even mountains started as pebbles. 🏔️ #PlutoInCapricorn #MountainMentality

That's all for now, stargazers! Keep your eyes on the skies and your hearts full

The moon is currently in Taurus, at 22 degrees, 15' 09", at a velocity of 13.32 degrees per day.

The Third Quarter moon is currently 20.5 days old. It is 381542.8 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 remained enhanced following positive polarity CH HSS and CME influences. Solar wind speeds steadily decreased from initial readings near 460 km/s to end-of-period values near 380 km/s. Total field strength ranged from 3-6 nT and the Bz component was mostly +/- 3 nT. The phi angle was variable throughout the period.

There is a 35% chance of solar activity, with a 25% chance of a minor event, a 5% chance of a moderate event, and a 1% chance of a strong event.