The planetary position overview shows where the planets are currently positioned. It details each planet’s placement in the zodiac signs, its precise degree position, and the house it occupies.
Position
House
Sun in Taurus (16°57')
11
Moon in Capricorn (20°27')
8
Mercury in Taurus (8°44')
11
Venus in Gemini (16°09')
12
Mars in Aries (21°21')
11
Jupiter in Cancer (19°51')
2
Saturn in Aries (9°51')
11
Uranus in Gemini (0°38')
12
Neptune in Aries (3°27')
10
Pluto in Aquarius (5°30')
8
Chiron in Aries (27°52')
11
Node in Pisces (5°28')
10
Lilith in Sagittarius (15°25')
6
Ascendant in Gemini (29°05')
Midheaven in Pisces (5°17')
Planet/Point
Sign
Position
House
Sun
Taurus
16° 57'
11th
Moon
Capricorn
20° 27'
8th
Mercury
Taurus
8° 44'
11th
Venus
Gemini
16° 09'
12th
Mars
Aries
21° 21'
11th
Jupiter
Cancer
19° 51'
2nd
Saturn
Aries
9° 51'
11th
Uranus
Gemini
0° 38'
12th
Neptune
Aries
3° 27'
10th
Pluto
Aquarius
5° 30'
8th
Chiron
Aries
27° 52'
11th
Node
Pisces
5° 28'
10th
Lilith
Sagittarius
15° 25'
6th
Ascendant
Gemini
29° 05'
-
Midheaven
Pisces
5° 17'
-
Patterns
Certain planets are aligning into distinct aspect patterns. These configurations spotlight the key themes and energy flows at play, showing which astrological influences are the most powerful at this moment.
T-Squares
A T-Square signals a source of stress and drive, compelling you toward growth through challenge and conflict resolution. It’s calculated by two planets in direct opposition (180° apart) that each form a square (90°) to a third planet or point.
Jupiter in Cancer (19°51′)
Moon in Capricorn (20°27′)
Mars in Aries (21°21′)
Moon
As the Moon moves through different zodiac signs, it guides our daily emotions and gut reactions. The sign it’s in shows how we care for ourselves and others and shapes how we respond to what happens around us.
The Moon is in its Disseminating phase, with an illumination of 72.38%. The Moon's phase results from how the Earth, Moon, and Sun align. Each phase has its own astrological significance and influences how we experience emotions and energies.
The next New Moon is on May 16, 2026 at 4:01 PM EDT and the next Full Moon is on May 31, 2026 at 4:46 AM EDT.
The Moon is transiting through Capricorn at 20°27'. The Moon in Capricorn brings a serious and focused mood. People may feel more responsible and want to work toward goals or make plans that give them a strong foundation.
The Moon is 402,577.4 km away from Earth. This distance represents the current separation between the Earth's center and the Moon's center, which varies throughout the lunar orbit as the moon follows an elliptical rather than circular path.
The magnitude (brightness) of the moon is -12.19. This is a measurement of the Moon's visual brightness as seen from Earth, where lower (more negative) numbers represent brighter objects. It varies throughout the lunar cycle, reaching a maximum (around -12.7) during a Full Moon.
The apparent angular radius of the moon is 0.25° (or 14.85 arcminutes) when viewed from the earth. This measurement describes how large the moon looks against the sky, expressed as an angle rather than a physical size.
House Cusps
The house cusp positions show where each of the twelve houses begins, marking their exact zodiac sign and degree. These cusps define the boundaries between houses, with each house governing a specific area of life.
1st (AC)
Gemini
29° 05'
2nd
Cancer
19° 08'
3rd
Leo
9° 59'
4th (IC)
Virgo
5° 17'
5th
Libra
8° 49'
6th
Scorpio
20° 14'
7th (DC)
Sagittarius
29° 05'
8th
Capricorn
19° 08'
9th
Aquarius
9° 59'
10th (MC)
Pisces
5° 17'
11th
Aries
8° 49'
12th
Taurus
20° 14'
Aspects
This section provides a detailed listing of the current major and minor aspects between the planets. Each aspect represents a specific angular relationship, highlighting the interactions that shape the cosmic energies at this moment.
Major Aspects
Sun Trine Moon (3°29′)
Sun Sextile Jupiter (2°53′)
Moon Square Mars (0°54′)
Moon Opposite Jupiter (0°35′)
Moon Square Chiron (7°25′)
Mercury Square Pluto (3°13′)
Mercury Sextile Midheaven (3°27′)
Mars Square Jupiter (1°29′)
Mars Conjunct Chiron (6°31′)
Uranus Sextile Neptune (2°49′)
Uranus Square Midheaven (4°38′)
Neptune Sextile Pluto (2°02′)
Neptune Square Ascendant (4°22′)
Node Sextile Mercury (3°16′)
Node Square Uranus (4°49′)
Node Conjunct Midheaven (0°11′)
Lilith Opposite Venus (0°43′)
Lilith Trine Mars (5°55′)
Lilith Trine Saturn (5°33′)
Chiron Sextile Ascendant (1°12′)
Minor Aspects
Sun Semisextile Venus (0°48′)
Sun Semisquare Neptune (1°30′)
Moon Semisquare Midheaven (0°10′)
Mercury Semisextile Saturn (1°07′)
Mars Semisquare Midheaven (1°04′)
Jupiter Sesquiquadrate Midheaven (0°25′)
Uranus Semisextile Ascendant (1°33′)
Neptune Semisextile Midheaven (1°49′)
Pluto Semisextile Midheaven (0°13′)
Node Semisquare Moon (0°01′)
Node Semisquare Mars (0°52′)
Node Sesquiquadrate Jupiter (0°36′)
Node Semisextile Pluto (0°02′)
Lilith Quincunx Sun (1°31′)
Aspect Key
Conjunction
0°
Opposition
180°
Sextile
60°
Square
90°
Trine
120°
Semisextile
30°
Semisquare
45°
Sesquiquadrate
135°
Quincunx
150°
Birth time Unknown
When your birth time is unknown, it significantly impacts the accuracy and detail of a birth chart for several reasons:
Ascendant Sign Unknown: The Ascendant (or Rising Sign) is the zodiac sign that was rising on the eastern horizon at the time of birth. It's crucial for determining the houses in a chart. Without a birth time, the Ascendant cannot be accurately determined.
House Positions Uncertain: Astrological houses represent different areas of life and are calculated based on the time of birth. Without a birth time, the placement of planets in houses cannot be determined, which affects interpretations related to aspects of life like career, relationships, and personal growth.
Moon Sign Ambiguity: While the Moon sign can often be determined without a birth time, if the birth occurred on a day the Moon changed signs, the exact sign may be uncertain without the birth time.
Aspect Angles May Vary: Precise angles (aspects) between planets can indicate specific dynamics and themes in a person's life. Without a birth time, the accuracy of these angles can be compromised, especially for fast-moving planets.