Jupiter is currently in Taurus located at 03 Tau 31' 59"

Planetary Aspects

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Upcoming Retrogrades

PlanetStationary (retrograde)Stationary (direct)In Sign
jupiter2023-09-04 14:11:00 UTC2023-12-31 02:41:00 UTCTaurus
jupiter2024-10-09 07:05:00 UTC2025-02-04 09:41:00 UTCGemini

In a general sense, at first glance, Jupiter sounds like an alright planet. The Greater Benefic, that implies it’s...well, beneficial, right? Kind of. This planet rules higher truths, wisdom, law, teaching, expansion, and risk taking. Cast in this “bringer of abundance” light- yeah, I don’t know, don’t ask me to explain woo-speak. I can translate it but I don’t get it, either. Jupiter may seem a pretty great planetary influence both in a natal chart and in transit. Jupiter is a very long game kinda player: spending roughly a year and a half in each sign. So, give or take, about 12 years to go full circle. Thing is, it depends on what sign it’s hanging out in and how that interacts with the rest of things. For instance, if I tell you that Jupiter is “in its fall” in Capricorn: jeez, that sounds bad, doesn’t it? You have big dreams, plans for expansion meets a Saturn ruled sign renowned for plotting, planning, and discipline. Do the math. Astrology is like math, psychology, astronomy and psychology had an orgy, so yes, you have to. No one's taken it on Maury, yet.

Ruling both Sagittarius and the 9th House in astrology, you might imagine Jupiter is a bit of a flaky, pretentious douche. It’s also exalted in Cancer, so you might want to add emotional to the list. So, imagine Jupiter, sitting there, weeping as it tries to explain existentialism to you but then, deciding you’re too stupid to understand and wandering off.

The Retrograde

Jupiter’s retrograde transit happens right around every 13 months. It will have about 3 months leading up to the retrograde station itself- known colloquially as the “Shadow”. Then, it stations retrograde for about 4 months, 2 days. After that, 3 months of still feeling the impact a bit here and there. Those times before and after are actually when the planet is “stationing”. That is, it's “going in” and “going out” of retrograde station itself.

To guild the turd a bit, it shows you where your excess and greed might be a little out of control. It can also illuminate those areas where you’re a bit less the doer than you ought to be. That said, it will also point out where you have been leaping before you look. It does so by stalling out some awesome shit you were working on, or having it implode in your face. In respect to “a little out of control”, you get to see how your delivery habit has over drafted the crap out of you. Things like that. Like all retrograde cycles, this is cast as “external challenges to help aid in beautiful opportunities for inner growth” which, when translated: you’re going to find out where you need to get your shit together. Where excess might be an issue or what you might be doing that completely derailed your start up, project, budget or whatever. As in, everything expansive blows up in your face or absolutely crawls and hits a wall.

This gives you the opportunity to reflect on quite a bit, but may also lead to some unhealthy coping mechanisms.

Planetary Positions

01.06.2023 at 15:18:38 UTC

chart wheel
PlanetLongitude
The Sun10 Gem 53' 26"
The Moon08 Sco 33' 19"
Mercury16 Tau 32' 05"
Venus26 Can 12' 05"
Mars06 Leo 54' 02"
Jupiter03 Tau 31' 59"
Saturn06 Pis 59' 51"
Uranus20 Tau 14' 10"
Neptune27 Pis 27' 23"
Pluto00 Aqu 08' 54" R

Solar Status

BZ Status:-3
Proton Density:6.00
Proton Speed:470.6 k/sec
KP Status:3.33
TypeJun 1Jun 2Jun 3
Active15%30%25%
Minor1%40%25%
Moderate1%15%10%
Strong1%1%1%
Kp Index Prediction
00-03UT1.672.003.67
03-06UT1.671.672.67
06-09UT1.331.002.00
09-12UT1.331.002.67
12-15UT1.332.332.67
15-18UT1.333.003.00
18-21UT1.334.332.00
21-00UT1.674.672.00
Solar Activity
Solar activity reached moderate (R1-minor) levels following a long-duration M-class event from Region 3323 (S09E62, Dao/beta-gamma). The flare began at 31/2147 UTC and despite stalling briefly in its progression, eventually peaked as an M4.3 flare at 31/2252 UTC. Region 3323 also produced an M1/Sf flare at 31/2208 UTC, as well as several C-class flares. Region 3319 (S19W33, Dki/beta-gamma-delta) produced an M1 flare at 31/1226 UTC along with a few C-class flares. Region 3315 (S17W64, Dhi/beta) continued to produce C-class flares, with a C9 flare at 01/0041 UTC, and a C6 flare at 01/1125 UTC. The other 7 regions were either stable or in decay. CMEs were noted off the west and north limbs, but none are expected to be Earth-directed.
Solar Wind
Solar wind parameters, measured by NOAAs DSCOVR satellite, continued to reflect weak enhancements in the solar wind environment. Total field strength reached 9 nT, while the Bz component saw multiple southward deflections, some reaching near -10 nT. Wind speeds were generally steady, averaging around 390 km/s through approximately 01/0430 UTC, after which they increased to over 470 km/s. The phi angle was oriented towards the Sun (negative) for most of the day, with isolated rotations into a positive (towards) orientation.
Energetic Particle
The greater than 2 MeV electron flux was at normal to moderate levels and the greater than 10 MeV proton flux remained at background levels.