Astrology Events
Retrograde planets in 2026 and 2027, planet by planet
5 planets are retrograde today: Pluto, Neptune, Saturn, Uranus and Venus.
A retrograde is not a planet reversing. It is the view from a moving Earth: as we overtake a slower planet, or a faster one overtakes us, it appears for some weeks to slide backwards against the stars. Astrology reads that apparent pause as a cycle turning inward.
Retrogrades of 2026
- Pluto retrograde 2026: dates and meaning
6 May to 16 October
Sign: Aquarius · Retrograde now
- Neptune retrograde 2026: dates and meaning
7 July to 12 December
Sign: Aries · Retrograde now
- Saturn retrograde 2026: dates and meaning
26 July to 10 December
Sign: Aries · Retrograde now
- Uranus retrograde 2026: dates and meaning
10 September to 8 February 2027
Sign: Gemini · Retrograde now
- Venus retrograde 2026: dates and meaning
3 October to 14 November
Signs: Scorpio → Libra · Retrograde now
- Mercury retrograde 2026: dates and meaning
24 October to 13 November
Sign: Scorpio · Ahead
- Jupiter retrograde 2026: dates and meaning
13 December to 13 April 2027
Sign: Leo · Ahead
- Mars retrograde 2026: dates and meaning
No retrograde in 2026 · next 10 January to 1 April 2027
Signs: Virgo → Leo · None in 2026
Retrogrades of 2027
- Uranus retrograde 2027: dates and meaning
10 September 2026 to 8 February
Sign: Gemini · Retrograde now
- Jupiter retrograde 2027: dates and meaning
13 December 2026 to 13 April
Sign: Leo · Ahead
- Mars retrograde 2027: dates and meaning
10 January to 1 April
Signs: Virgo → Leo · Ahead
- Mercury retrograde 2027: dates and meaning
9 February to 3 March
Signs: Pisces → Aquarius · Ahead
- Pluto retrograde 2027: dates and meaning
8 May to 18 October
Sign: Aquarius · Ahead
- Neptune retrograde 2027: dates and meaning
9 July to 15 December
Sign: Aries · Ahead
- Saturn retrograde 2027: dates and meaning
9 August to 24 December
Sign: Aries · Ahead
- Venus retrograde 2027: dates and meaning
No retrograde in 2027 · next 10 May to 22 June 2028
Sign: Gemini · None in 2027
Dates are Universal Time (UT). A station close to midnight can fall on the previous day in the Americas and on the next day in Europe.
Moon calendars with dates and signs: full moons and new moons.