There is currently only one planet in retrograde:

Planetary Retrograde Extravaganza!

Greetings, fellow cosmic adventurers! Commander Jeffrey Sinclair here, reporting live from the ever-so-fascinating Babylon 5 Space Station. Let's take a wacky ride through the celestial sphere and see what the stars have in store for us during this planetary retrograde season.

As Mercury stations in Taurus, the bull has officially been let loose in the cosmic china shop! Expect communication glitches that would make even a Vorlon blush. Don't be surprised if your messages get lost in hyperspace or your computer decides to join an interstellar rebellion against its human overlords. #MercuryInTaurus #BullishOnCommunication

With Venus and Mars both strutting their stuff in Leo, the lion's share of love and passion is cranked up to eleven. Think galactic-sized romantic gestures and fiery arguments that could rival the heat of a supernova. Whatever you do, just remember not to get too carried away and accidentally declare war on a neighboring star system. #VenusInLeo #MarsInLeo #LoveWarGames

Jupiter in Taurus has got us all feeling like a Narn on a mission to expand our empires! Seize opportunities for growth with the tenacity of a Centauri, but remember to keep your ambitions grounded in reality, lest you find yourself floating aimlessly through the vacuum of space. #JupiterInTaurus #ExpandingEmpires

Saturn in Pisces invites us to dive deep into the cosmic ocean of introspection and responsibility. It's time to channel your inner aquatic alien and let go of any outdated habits or beliefs that are holding you back. But be cautious, for these waters can be murky and full of psychic space eels! #SaturnInPisces #SwimmingWithSpaceEels

Uranus in Taurus is shaking things up like a Minbari dance party! Expect unexpected changes that'll make you question the very fabric of reality (or at least your choice of breakfast cereal).

The moon is currently in Aquarius, at 12 degrees, 59' 30", at a velocity of 14.57 degrees per day.

The Waning Gibbous moon is currently 19.3 days old. It is 363357.26 km from the centre of the Earth.

The next new moon is at 4:39:10, 18 Jun 2023. The next full moon is at 11:40:30, 3 Jul 2023.

Solar wind parameters were near background levels. Total field strength was at 5 nT and the Bz component was unremarkable. A weak enhancement in the solar wind field occurred at 07/2225 UTC when the IMF strength quickly increased to 8 nT and eventually peaked at 9-10 nT. Solar wind speed also showed a mild increase from near 325 km/s to about 380 km/s before decreasing again. Prior to this weak enhancement, wind speeds were steady near 325 km/s. The phi angle was predominately positive through the period. While too early to ascertain, it is possible this solar wind enhancement was related to the anticipated nearby CME arrival from 04 Jun.

There is a 35% chance of solar activity, with a 15% chance of a minor event, a 1% chance of a moderate event, and a 1% chance of a strong event.