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Global Transits

What the planets are doing right now — ingresses, retrogrades, eclipses, lunar phases and the exact aspects shaping the collective mood. No birth details needed.

How does this affect me?

Mapping the transits

Astrology transits are the live, real-time positions of the planets as they move through the zodiac right now. They describe the collective mood of the moment — and compared to your birth chart, they show how the sky is affecting you personally.

What Each Planet's Transit Brings

PlanetWhen it's active, expect…
☉ SunA monthly shift in focus and vitality — where you shine now
☽ MoonFast-changing moods; it sets the emotional tone every ~2½ days
☿ MercuryCommunication, travel and thinking — and mix-ups when retrograde
♀ VenusLove, money, beauty and your social life
♂ MarsEnergy, drive and friction; where you take action
♃ JupiterGrowth, luck and opportunity — a year-long theme
♄ SaturnLessons, structure and hard work; long-term commitments
♅ UranusSudden change, freedom and disruption
♆ NeptuneDreams, inspiration — and where things get foggy
♇ PlutoDeep transformation and power

Planets marked ℞ are retrograde — their themes turn inward and unfinished matters resurface.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are astrology transits?

Transits are the current, real-time positions of the planets as they move through the zodiac. In astrology they describe the collective mood, and when compared to your birth chart they show how the sky is affecting you personally.

Do I need my birth details to see current transits?

No. Global transits show the current sky for everyone and need no birth data. To see how the transits affect you personally, use the free personalised natal transits report.

How do I know which planets are retrograde right now?

Retrograde planets are marked with an ℞ symbol on the transit timeline and on the Sky-now wheel chart, and are updated in real time from the ephemeris.

What is a void-of-course Moon?

A void-of-course Moon is the period when the Moon makes no more major aspects before it changes sign. Traditionally it is a pause — a time to avoid launching anything new.