Uranus re-enters Taurus
November 7, 6 :21pm PST
On July 7, Uranus entered Gemini and marked the final ingress into a new sign by an outer planet. Within eight months Pluto, Neptune, Saturn and Jupiter had moved into new signs, then Uranus plugged into fresh Gemini. It was extraordinary spring and summer and we experienced something that normally does not happen. In fact, the last time all these major planets ingress into new signs within months of each other year was the1730s. Again, we are experiencing the rare astrological stuff. When can we just do normal again?
Anyway, Uranus went into Gemini in July signaling a time of innovation around technology. Uranus made sure he got our attention in his new sign Gemini right away via Jumbotron at a Coldplay concert. Big brother is watching, well not big brother but some gal in New Jersey who posted it on TikTok and had a million views before she woke up the next day. Lord help us with Uranus in Gemini. Anyway, Uranus like Neptune is going backwards. In 2018 Uranus entered Taurus. Now it is leaving Gemini on November 7 and going back to Taurus where it will be until April 25. Once it leaves Taurus it won’t be back for 80 years. This is its last stop where it can get as much as it can in slow and methodical Taurus. For a point of reference, in 1941, which is the last era of these signs ping-ponging, Uranus retrograded back to Taurus in September having recently entered Gemini. It stayed in its final days in Taurus from September 1941 until May 1942. Obviously, to those who know history, this window was significant because the United States entered WWII with the bombing of Pearl Harbor in December of 1941. In that retrograde (facilitated by the War) new technology appeared including, Radar, Atomic Bomb Research, Synthetic Rubber and mass production of Penicillin. That’s a lot of practical new.
What will we get between now and April? Unclear. But we might get some insights when Uranus and Neptune form their second connection this cycle.
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