Retrograde Report for 11 November, 2023

There are currently 3 planets in retrograde:

First off, Mercury is currently in Sagittarius, so expect some unintentional honesty bombs. So, if your friend suddenly tells you that your favorite tie-dye shirt looks like a psychedelic puke, don't take it personally. It's just Mercury having fun with your social life. #MercuryInSagittarius #BitterTruths 🏹

Venus in Libra? Oh, boy! Prepare for a romance overdose. Everyone is going to seem more attractive, including your neighbor's grumpy cat. Don't make any hasty decisions, though. That feline might not appreciate a sudden declaration of love. #VenusInLibra #LoveIsInTheAir 💕

Now Mars in Scorpio is a different ball game. It's like a cosmic espresso shot, instigating passion and intensity. You might find yourself arguing passionately about whether Star Trek or Star Wars is better. Keep a cool head, guys. Remember - the Force and the Federation can coexist. #MarsInScorpio #PassionateDebates 🦂

Jupiter in Taurus is all about indulgence. You're going to crave that double mocha frappe with extra whip. Go ahead, treat yourself! Just remember, Jupiter can't be blamed for the extra inches on your waistline. #JupiterInTaurus #TreatYourself 🍨

With Saturn in Pisces, things might get a bit emotional. One minute you're laughing at a cat video, the next you're sobbing because you're out of kale chips. Don't worry, it's just the planets messing with you. #SaturnInPisces #EmotionalRollercoaster 🐟

Uranus in Taurus is stirring up the status quo. It's like the universe's version of a punk rock concert. Expect some sudden changes and possibly a mohawk. #UranusInTaurus #PunkRockPlanets 🤘

Neptune in Pisces is all about dreams, so expect your night to

The moon is currently in Libra, at 23 degrees, 24' 10", at a velocity of 12.46 degrees per day.

The Waning Crescent moon is currently 27.5 days old. It is 397357.57 km from the centre of the Earth.

The next new moon is at 9:27:15, 13 Nov 2023. The next full moon is at 9:16:41, 27 Nov 2023.

Solar wind parameters reflected continued negative polarity CH HSS influences throughout the period. Total field strength values ranged between 1-3 nT, Bz varied +/-3 nT, and solar wind speeds at ACE (ACE data used after 10/0700 UTC) indicated a decrease from around 650 km/s to between 550-600 km/s. Solar wind data from DSCOVR appeared anomalous, and wind speed measurements prior to 10/0700 UTC are believed to be non-physical.

There is a 15% chance of solar activity, with a 25% chance of a minor event, a 35% chance of a moderate event, and a 25% chance of a strong event.