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What’s in the sky today

The Moon

Waxing Gibbous

97% lit · waxing · Capricorn 17°02′

Moon age ~13.3 days · see the phase & calendar

What tradition reads in it

In the astrological tradition the Moon in Capricorn keeps its feelings composed and gets to work. The day leans serious and capable: comfort often arrives through competence — a task finished, a plan made, a sense of being on top of things. You may hold emotions at arm's length, not from coldness but because doing feels safer than dwelling. That restraint is a real strength, though it can quietly ask too much of you. Astrologers read this placement as the wish to be dependable, sometimes at your own expense. So let the standard include your own rest. You may be quietly carrying more than you would ever hand to someone else, and letting your own rest count is part of being dependable too.

The planets right now

3 retrograde
SunLeo 4°57′
MercuryCancer 17°06′
VenusVirgo 19°52′
MarsGemini 20°21′
JupiterLeo 6°04′
SaturnAries 14°44′
UranusGemini 4°52′
NeptuneAries 4°18′
PlutoAquarius 4°16′
ChironTaurus 0°50′

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How often does this update?
The positions are computed from an ephemeris, not written by hand. The page regenerates through the day, and countdowns tick live in your browser. Every figure is the calculated sky.
What does retrograde actually mean?
A planet never really moves backward. Retrograde is the optical effect of Earth and the planet moving at different speeds: the planet appears to slow, pause and drift back against the stars for a while. Our retrograde pages draw the speed curve so you can see it’s continuous, not magic.