The next Cancer will start in 213 days (Saturday, 21 June, 2025, 15:57 UTC)

The Moon moves to Cancer in 26 days (Monday, 16 December, 2024, 15:57 UTC)

Mercury moves to Cancer in 201 days (Monday, 09 June, 2025, 15:57 UTC)

Venus moves to Cancer in 253 days (Thursday, 31 July, 2025, 15:57 UTC)

Mars moves to Cancer in 47 days (Monday, 06 January, 2025, 15:57 UTC)

Jupiter moves to Cancer in 202 days (Tuesday, 10 June, 2025, 15:57 UTC)

There are no planets in Cancer at this time.

Cancer Report

"Galactic Giggles Incoming: Cancerians Set to Crab-Walk into a Cosmic Comedy Club this Week!"

The next Cancer will start in 126 days, at Friday, 21 June, 2024

The Moon moves to Cancer in 3 days, at Monday, 19 February, 2024

Mercury moves to Cancer in 123 days, at Tuesday, 18 June, 2024

Venus moves to Cancer in 122 days, at Monday, 17 June, 2024

Mars moves to Cancer in 202 days, at Thursday, 05 September, 2024

The First Quarter moon is currently 7.1 days old. The next new moon is at 9:02:45, 10 Mar 2024. The next full moon is at 7:01:37, 25 Mar 2024.

Alright, Cancer, listen up. The First Quarter moon is currently 7.1 days old, which we all know is the space equivalent of a teenager - unpredictable, prone to mood swings, and still figuring out who they are. So, grab your cosmic surfboard because we're about to ride some celestial waves. The universe has a message for you, my dear crustacean: You're not just a creature of the deep, you're also a creature of the stars. But don't get too starry-eyed just yet, or you might trip over a black hole. You see, Cancer, you've got that soft shell exterior, but underneath, you've got a heart as big as Jupiter and a will as strong as a pulsar. But you tend to orbit around your problems instead of tackling them head-on like a rogue asteroid. This week, it’s time to drop the gravitational pull of worry and launch into the nebula of new possibilities. Your emotional senses, sharper than Spock's ears, might lead you to believe that everyone else is an alien species. Remember, we're all just stardust, so kick back, enjoy the cosmic soup, and stop trying to decode every single Klingon phrase that comes your way. And oh, keep your telescopes peeled for unexpected satellites (or opportunities) in your airspace. You never know what might come hurtling your way from the Oort Cloud. Might be a comet, might be a space potato, either way, it's bound to be interesting. So, in summary: Surf the cosmic waves, tackle your asteroid-sized problems, and remember, we're all just stardust. Life's too short to worry about every little meteor shower. #CrabNebulaVibes #StardustSoul #CosmicCrustacean #BattlestarCancerGalactica

#Cancer

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