Pluto retrograde 2010: 1 period, 160 days inside the year — 43.9% of 2010. Pluto turned retrograde at 2:34 AM UTC on April 7 at 5°25′ Capricorn and turned direct at 4:36 AM UTC on September 14 at 2°47′ Capricorn.
Turns retrograde
Apr 7 2:34 AM UTC
Turns direct
Sep 14 4:36 AM UTC
Retrograde in 2010
160 days 43.9% of the year
Sign
Capricorn retreats 2.63°
Pluto’s path through 2010, day by day
Apparent position of Pluto against the zodiac, 2010
RetrogradeShadowR — stations retrograde · D — stations direct
Pluto starts 2010 at 3°18′ Capricorn and ends it at 5°19′ Capricorn — 2° of net progress: 4.7° forward, 2.6° given back. The loop retraces 2.63° in 160 days, from 5°25′ Capricorn on Apr 7 back to 2°47′ Capricorn on Sep 14. Fastest day: Jan 2, 0.04° forward; fastest backward: May 23, 0.03°. Counting the shadows, 365 days of 2010 sit inside a retrograde window.
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Exact times
Pluto retrograde 2010: exact times in your city
Pluto turned retrograde at 2:34 AM UTC on April 7, 2010 at 5°25′ Capricorn — 10:34 PM on April 6 in Santiago, 10:34 PM on April 6 in New York, 3:34 AM in London and 11:34 AM in Tokyo.
City
Turns retrograde
Turns direct
UTC
Wed, Apr 7 · 5°25′ Capricorn
Tue, Sep 14 · 2°47′ Capricorn
Honolulu United States
4:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−10
6:36 PM Mon, Sep 13 · UTC−10
Anchorage United States
6:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−8
8:36 PM Mon, Sep 13 · UTC−8
Los Angeles United States
7:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−7
9:36 PM Mon, Sep 13 · UTC−7
Phoenix United States
7:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−7
9:36 PM Mon, Sep 13 · UTC−7
Denver United States
8:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−6
10:36 PM Mon, Sep 13 · UTC−6
Chicago United States
9:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−5
11:36 PM Mon, Sep 13 · UTC−5
Mexico City Mexico
9:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−5
11:36 PM Mon, Sep 13 · UTC−5
New York United States
10:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−4
12:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC−4
Toronto Canada
10:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−4
12:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC−4
Bogotá Colombia
9:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−5
11:36 PM Mon, Sep 13 · UTC−5
Lima Peru
9:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−5
11:36 PM Mon, Sep 13 · UTC−5
Caracas Venezuela
10:04 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−4:30
12:06 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC−4:30
Santiago Chile
10:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−4
12:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC−4
Buenos Aires Argentina
11:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−3
1:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC−3
São Paulo Brazil
11:34 PM Tue, Apr 6 · UTC−3
1:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC−3
Reykjavík Iceland
2:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC
4:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC
London United Kingdom
3:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+1
5:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+1
Lagos Nigeria
3:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+1
5:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+1
Paris France
4:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+2
6:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+2
Berlin Germany
4:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+2
6:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+2
Johannesburg South Africa
4:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+2
6:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+2
Cairo Egypt
4:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+2
7:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+3
Athens Greece
5:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+3
7:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+3
Istanbul Turkey
5:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+3
7:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+3
Moscow Russia
6:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+4
8:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+4
Nairobi Kenya
5:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+3
7:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+3
Tehran Iran
7:04 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+4:30
9:06 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+4:30
Dubai United Arab Emirates
6:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+4
8:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+4
Karachi Pakistan
7:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+5
9:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+5
New Delhi India
8:04 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+5:30
10:06 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+5:30
Kathmandu Nepal
8:19 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+5:45
10:21 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+5:45
Dhaka Bangladesh
8:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+6
10:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+6
Bangkok Thailand
9:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+7
11:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+7
Jakarta Indonesia
9:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+7
11:36 AM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+7
Singapore
10:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+8
12:36 PM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+8
Beijing China
10:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+8
12:36 PM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+8
Manila Philippines
10:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+8
12:36 PM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+8
Perth Australia
10:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+8
12:36 PM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+8
Seoul South Korea
11:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+9
1:36 PM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+9
Tokyo Japan
11:34 AM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+9
1:36 PM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+9
Adelaide Australia
12:04 PM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+9:30
2:06 PM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+9:30
Brisbane Australia
12:34 PM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+10
2:36 PM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+10
Sydney Australia
12:34 PM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+10
2:36 PM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+10
Auckland New Zealand
2:34 PM Wed, Apr 7 · UTC+12
4:36 PM Tue, Sep 14 · UTC+12
Stations from the NASA JPL DE440 ephemeris. Swiss Ephemeris agrees on every Pluto station 1900–2050: median 1.1 minutes, largest 16.1 minutes. Near a station Pluto barely moves, so almanacs differ by minutes. Local times: IANA time zones, to the minute.
160 days · retreats 2.63°
April 7 → September 14, 2010 in Capricorn
Stations retrograde
Apr 7, 2010, 2:34 AM UTC at
5°25′ Capricorn
Stations direct
Sep 14, 2010, 4:36 AM UTC at
2°47′ Capricorn
Shadow opens
Dec 17, 2009, 4:34 PM UTC
(110 days before)
Shadow closes
Jan 3, 2011, 11:35 AM UTC
(111 days after)
Full window including shadows382 days
Pluto retrograde in Capricorn
Pluto retrograde in Capricorn internalizes transformation in institutions and authority. Structures that were breaking down are examined from within. It suits confronting personal relationships with power and ambition.
It begins in Aries season and ends in
Virgo season.
Also retrograde at the same time
Saturn
in Libra —
Apr 7 to May 30, 2010 (54 days of overlap)
Mercury
in Taurus —
Apr 18 to May 11, 2010 (24 days of overlap)
Neptune
in Aquarius —
May 31 to Sep 14, 2010 (105 days of overlap)
Uranus
in Aries —
Jul 5 to Sep 14, 2010 (70 days of overlap)
Jupiter
in Aries —
Jul 23 to Sep 14, 2010 (53 days of overlap)
Mercury
in Virgo —
Aug 20 to Sep 12, 2010 (23 days of overlap)
Both dates are computed from the planet’s apparent motion, not taken from a
table. A retrograde begins the moment its daily movement against the stars turns
negative, and that moment is findable to the hour.
Computed for 2010
Pluto through the zodiac in 2010
Every sign Pluto occupies during 2010, with the dates it enters and leaves. A sign that
appears twice means the planet backed into the previous sign during a retrograde and crossed again.