There is currently only one planet in retrograde:

Commander Jeffrey Sinclair's Retrograde Horoscope

Greetings, fellow space cadets! It's time for another cosmic update from your favorite nerdy astrologer, Commander Jeffrey Sinclair. Today, we'll be taking a deep dive into the wacky world of planetary retrogrades, where chaos abounds and communication goes haywire. So grab your lightsabers and let's get our geek on!

First up, we've got Mercury hanging out in Taurus. Now, if you're anything like me, you know that when Mercury goes retrograde, it's like the universe's way of saying "Hey, let's play a game of broken telephone!" And with Taurus in the mix, you can bet that stubbornness will be at an all-time high. So, buckle up, buttercups, because this could be a bumpy ride!

Next, we have lovely Venus cozying up in Cancer. This celestial combo is basically like the ultimate rom-com, filled with love, laughter, and probably a few misunderstandings. If you're single, don't be surprised if an old flame comes back into your life. And if you're attached, be prepared for some emotional ups and downs. But hey, at least you'll have an excuse to binge-watch your favorite sci-fi series and eat ice cream, right?

Then there's Mars hanging out in Leo, which is basically like putting a firecracker in a lion's den. Expect some fiery tempers and maybe even a few bruised egos during this retrograde period. But don't worry, because as any true Babylon 5 fan knows, conflict is just an opportunity for growth! So channel that inner warrior and tackle those challenges head-on.

Meanwhile, Jupiter is joining the Taurus party, adding an extra layer of stubbornness to the mix. This could result in some intense power struggles and a few "my way or the highway" situations. But, as the wise Commander Sinclair once said, "Understanding is a three-edged sword

The moon is currently in Scorpio, at 16 degrees, 47' 43", at a velocity of 13.57 degrees per day.

The Waxing Gibbous moon is currently 12.7 days old. It is 382888.1 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.

The solar wind field was mildly enhanced. Total field strength reached 9 nT, while the Bz component frequently deviated southward. A maximum southward deviation of -9 nT was measured at DSCOVR. Wind speeds began to increase around 31/0430 UTC, leveling off between 470-490 km/s by midday. The phi angle was oriented towards the Sun (negative).

There is a 30% chance of solar activity, with a 40% chance of a minor event, a 15% chance of a moderate event, and a 1% chance of a strong event.