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Friday, 11 September 2026 · Moon in Virgo · New Moon

The sky right now

Every planet’s sign and degree today, what is retrograde, the Moon’s phase, and the tightest aspects in the sky. Live positions every thirty minutes; the day's reading rebuilt every morning.

BodySignDegreeMotion
Sun Virgo18°34′Direct
Moon Virgo25°11′Direct
Mercury Libra1°17′Direct
Venus Scorpio0°29′Direct
Mars Cancer19°42′Direct
Jupiter Leo15°31′Direct
Saturn Aries12°38′Retrograde
Uranus Gemini5°19′Retrograde
Neptune Aries3°01′Retrograde
Pluto Aquarius2°58′Retrograde

Moon: New Moon, 0% lit, 7° from the Sun. Retrograde: Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto.

  • Neptune sextile Pluto0°04′ applying
  • Sun sextile Mars1°08′ separating
  • Mercury trine Pluto1°41′ separating
  • Mercury opposition Neptune1°44′ separating
  • Uranus sextile Neptune2°18′ separating
  • Uranus trine Pluto2°22′ separating
  • Venus square Pluto2°29′ separating
  • Jupiter trine Saturn2°53′ separating

Today’s reading

Don't Grip So Hard

You'll want to hold on tighter than the situation needs. That's the thing to notice.

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The sky above is everyone’s. Your version of it is the set of aspects these planets make to your own chart.

My transits today

Common questions

Which planets are retrograde right now?
The table on this page lists every planet's motion for today. A planet marked Retrograde appears to move backward through the zodiac from Earth's point of view; it is ordinary apparent motion, not a fault in the sky.
What sign is the Moon in today?
The Moon's sign and degree are in the table above, with its phase and illumination. The Moon changes sign roughly every two and a half days, so this page is rebuilt every morning.
Is this a horoscope?
No. This is the shared sky, the same for everyone. A horoscope by sign guesses at meaning from one placement. To see how today's sky lands on your own chart, use the transits-today tool, which compares today's planets to your birth positions.
How are the positions calculated?
Geocentric tropical longitudes computed from the JPL DE442 ephemeris for 12:00 UTC on the date shown, using Skyfield. Aspects are listed with their orb, the distance from exact, and whether they are applying or separating.

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