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  1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Written by Cosmic Rain

    Horoscopes: Venus retrograde is coming for your love life, your wallet and your sense of self (opens the original)

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    Sometimes the hardest thing in life is realizing we no longer want what we used to. Arriving just one week after a full moon in Aries illuminated the Southern Utah sky, Venus will turn retrograde on Oct. 3, bringing matters related to beauty, pleasure, love, money, artistic expression and self-esteem under review. The Goddess of Love will appear to move backward through the sky until Nov. 13.  While Venus retrograde occurs approximately every 18 months, this cycle begins in the fixed Water sig

  2. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · Written by Cosmic Rain

    Horoscopes: Rare Jupiter-Saturn alignment brings second chances, lucky breaks and unexpected detours (opens the original)

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    For the first time in 12 years, Jupiter and Saturn will form an exact trine, the first of three that will take place in Leo and Aries. On Aug. 31, Jupiter in Leo will be 120 degrees apart from Saturn in Aries, bringing the planet of luck and abundance into harmony with the planet of discipline. When two planets are trine, they occupy the same element (fire, earth, air or water) and reach a state of heightened synchronicity, creating a positive flow between the planets. This trine kickstarts a

  3. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Written by Cosmic Rain

    Horoscopes: Red moon to rise over Southern Utah in last major eclipse until 2028 — what it means for you (opens the original)

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    Southern Utah skywatchers will have a front-row seat to a near-total full moon lunar eclipse this week, as approximately 93% of the moon will slip into Earth's shadow. The partial eclipse will begin Thursday, Aug. 27, around 8:33 p.m. MDT, shortly after moonrise, before reaching its maximum around 10:12 p.m., according to Time and Date. The partial eclipse will end just before midnight. Viewers should look toward the east-southeastern sky as the moon gradually darkens and takes on a reddish hue

  4. Article · Aug 16, 2026 · Written by Cosmic Rain

    Horoscopes: Relationships are about to reach a major tipping point. What's in store for you? (opens the original)

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    Love, loyalty and commitment may face a reality check this week as Venus and Saturn clash in a tense opposition. Arriving between last week's Leo solar eclipse and the upcoming Pisces lunar eclipse, Venus in Libra will oppose Saturn in Aries, bringing the planet of love and money into a confrontational aspect with the planet of commitment and responsibility. The opposition, which peaks Friday, Aug. 21, activates the Aries-Libra axis of relationships, emphasizing the tension between me versus we

  5. Article · Aug 9, 2026 · Written by Cosmic Rain

    Horoscopes: A meteor shower peaks, 6 planets align and a total solar eclipse sparks fated change (opens the original)

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    This image shows a total solar eclipse, Austin, Texas, circa 2024. Before dawn breaks, Mercury, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune will form an arc across the southeastern sky in what is known as a six-planet "planet parade." Visibility will be dependent on weather.   With clear skies, Mars and Saturn will be the easiest to spot with the naked eye, while binoculars or a telescope will be needed to see Uranus and Neptune. Jupiter may be challenging to see as it will sit low on the horiz

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