The sky on Thursday, 10 September 2026
the Sun catches the eye of Mars — and two more scenes from the real sky of Thursday, 10 September 2026.
The planets are characters here. The astronomy under them is real — every sign, degree and orb on this page is computed for this date, and printed so you can check it.
the Sun catches the eye of Mars
an open door neither has walked through yet
☉ the Sun Right — everyone's here, so.
♂ Mars You were right and I was loud. Both can be true.
☉ the Sun It's quite tiring, being the one everyone looks at.
the Sun 17° Virgo · sextile · Mars 19° Cancer · orb 1.55°, applying
Venus will not let it go with Pluto
friction, and both of them are right
♀ Venus Before anyone decides anything: is it nice?
♇ Pluto I'll wait.
♀ Venus I keep the peace because I'm frightened of what's on the other side of it.
♇ Pluto You said it. That was the hard part, and it's done.
Venus 0° Scorpio · square · Pluto 3° Aquarius ℞ · orb 3.24°, applying
Mercury faces Neptune
across the table, holding opposite ends of one thing
☿ Mercury Before we start, can I clarify one detail. Or four.
♆ Neptune Does it have to be decided tonight?
☿ Mercury I'd love to just sit with something once.
♆ Neptune You can put it down here. Nobody's marking it.
Mercury 29° Virgo · opposition · Neptune 3° Aries ℞ · orb 3.71°, applying
These are the sky's aspects, the same for everybody. Yours are the ones they make to your chart.