14 Sept 2026 – 20 Sept 2026 · UTC
No reading has been written for this period yet. Below is the computed sky a reading would be based on.
What a Sun-sign horoscope is, and is not
- General: it reads the sky the same way for everyone born under Capricorn.
- It uses solar houses: Capricorn itself is the 1st house, the next sign the 2nd, and so on. This is a convention for Sun-sign readings; it is not your house system.
- It is not about you in particular. It does not know your birth time, rising sign or Moon sign.
- It describes what the sky is doing. It does not predict events and gives no health, money or legal advice.
- All dates and times are UTC.
The sky behind this reading
Every line is computed. Houses are solar houses, counted with Capricorn as the 1st.
Positions at 14 Sept, 00:00 UTC
- SunVirgo 21°12′ · house 9
- MoonLibra 26°24′ · house 10
- MercuryLibra 5°30′ · house 10
- VenusScorpio 2°16′ · house 11
- MarsCancer 21°30′ · house 7
- JupiterLeo 16°21′ · house 8
- SaturnAries 12°51′ · house 4 · Retrograde
- UranusGemini 5°41′ · house 6 · Retrograde
- NeptuneAries 3°19′ · house 4 · Retrograde
- PlutoAquarius 3°18′ · house 2 · Retrograde
The Moon changes sign
- Moon enters Scorpiohouse 1114 Sept, 06:43 UTC
- Moon enters Sagittariushouse 1216 Sept, 16:41 UTC
- Moon enters Capricornhouse 119 Sept, 04:54 UTC
Moon phases
- First quarter · Sagittarius25°57′ · house 1218 Sept, 20:43 UTC
Exact aspects
- Mercury trine UranusLibra (house 10) · Gemini (house 6)14 Sept, 02:39 UTC
- Sun sextile MarsVirgo (house 9) · Cancer (house 7)14 Sept, 19:52 UTC
- Venus square PlutoScorpio (house 11) · Aquarius (house 2)15 Sept, 18:34 UTC
- Neptune sextile PlutoAries (house 4) · Aquarius (house 2)16 Sept, 02:07 UTC
- Mercury opposition SaturnLibra (house 10) · Aries (house 4)18 Sept, 10:00 UTC
The planets move during the period; sign changes are listed separately below.
Learn about Capricorn · All signs
Your own chart says more
A Sun-sign horoscope cannot know your rising sign, your Moon or your houses. Calculate them from your birth data, then read the sky against your own chart.