Uranus retrograde 1946

2 periods, 146 days inside the year — 39.9% of 1946. Station times below are UTC and computed to the minute.

90 days · retreats 2.68° · crosses the year boundary

22 November → 20 February 1946 in Gemini

Stations retrograde 22 Nov 1945, 00:00 UTC at 16.82° Gemini
Stations direct 20 Feb 1946, 08:49 UTC at 14.15° Gemini
Shadow closes 14 May 1946 (83 days after)

Uranus retrograde in Gemini

Uranus retrograde in Gemini internalises disruption in communication and technology. Rapid information changes are processed, and new ways of thinking are integrated. It suits reflecting on how technology shapes daily life.

It begins in Scorpio season and ends in Pisces season.

Also retrograde at the same time

  • Saturn in Cancer — 22 Nov to 9 Feb 1946 (80 days of overlap)
  • Saturn in Cancer — 22 Nov to 20 Feb 1946 (90 days of overlap)
  • Pluto in Leo — 22 Nov to 9 Feb 1946 (80 days of overlap)
  • Pluto in Leo — 22 Nov to 20 Feb 1946 (90 days of overlap)
  • Mercury in Sagittarius — 27 Nov to 17 Dec 1945 (20 days of overlap)
  • Mars in Leo — 4 Dec to 9 Feb 1946 (67 days of overlap)
  • Neptune in Libra — 9 Jan to 20 Feb 1946 (42 days of overlap)
  • Jupiter in Libra — 11 Feb to 20 Feb 1946 (9 days of overlap)

Read against Gemini, and see that sign’s horoscope for the period.

135 days · retreats 3.96° · crosses the year boundary

27 September → 9 February 1947 in Gemini

Stations retrograde 27 Sep 1946, 19:25 UTC at 22.53° Gemini
Stations direct 9 Feb 1947, 23:59 UTC at 18.57° Gemini

Uranus retrograde in Gemini

Uranus retrograde in Gemini internalises disruption in communication and technology. Rapid information changes are processed, and new ways of thinking are integrated. It suits reflecting on how technology shapes daily life.

It begins in Libra season and ends in Aquarius season.

Also retrograde at the same time

  • Venus in Sagittarius — 28 Oct to 8 Dec 1946 (41 days of overlap)
  • Mercury in Sagittarius — 11 Nov to 1 Dec 1946 (20 days of overlap)
  • Pluto in Leo — 14 Nov to 9 Feb 1947 (87 days of overlap)
  • Saturn in Leo — 20 Nov to 9 Feb 1947 (81 days of overlap)
  • Saturn in Leo — 22 Nov to 9 Feb 1947 (80 days of overlap)
  • Pluto in Leo — 22 Nov to 9 Feb 1947 (80 days of overlap)
  • Neptune in Libra — 12 Jan to 9 Feb 1947 (29 days of overlap)

Read against Gemini, and see that sign’s horoscope for the period.

Computed from the actual motion

The nearest Uranus retrogrades either side of 1946

Previous

1945 Ended 9 February 1946 after 140 days, moving back 4° through the zodiac.

Next

1947 Begins 22 November 1946 and runs 95 days.

Gap across 1946

0.8 years between the two — long enough for a whole calendar year to fall inside it with nothing to report.

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 1946

Uranus through the zodiac in 1946

Every sign Uranus occupies during 1946, 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.

Uranus in Gemini From 1 Jan – 31 Dec and beyond

The whole year is spent in one sign — a sign of how slowly Uranus moves.

1946 at a glance

Every other retrograde in 1946

Saturn in Cancer 22 Nov 1945 – 20 Mar 1946 · 118 days
Pluto in Leo 22 Nov 1945 – 22 Apr 1946 · 151 days
Mars in Leo 4 Dec 1945 – 21 Feb 1946 · 79 days
Neptune in Libra 9 Jan 1946 – 17 Jun 1946 · 158 days
Jupiter in Libra 11 Feb 1946 – 14 Jun 1946 · 123 days
Mercury in Aries 16 Mar 1946 – 9 Apr 1946 · 23 days
Mercury in Leo 19 Jul 1946 – 12 Aug 1946 · 24 days
Venus in Sagittarius 28 Oct 1946 – 8 Dec 1946 · 41 days
Mercury in Sagittarius 11 Nov 1946 – 1 Dec 1946 · 20 days
Pluto in Leo 14 Nov 1946 – 9 Feb 1947 · 87 days
Saturn in Leo 20 Nov 1946 – 9 Feb 1947 · 81 days
← 1945 Uranus retrograde in 1945. All Uranus retrogrades Averages, shadow periods and the sign distribution over fifty years. 1947 → Uranus retrograde in 1947.