Mercury conjunct Jupiter

Mercury and Jupiter are not currently conjunct.

A conjunction in astrology exactly occurs when two planets are 0° degrees of each other. The influence of the conjunction can still be felt when they are up to 5 degrees apart.

• The last time these two planets were directly conjunct was on Saturday, October 5, 2024 at 6:27pm UTC.
• The next time these two planets will have a direct conjunction is on Friday, November 1, 2024 at 12:46pm UTC.

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Major Planetary Conjunctions

• What is a conjunction?
• The Sun conjunct The Moon
• The Sun conjunct Mercury
• The Sun conjunct Venus
• The Sun conjunct Mars
• The Sun conjunct Jupiter
• The Sun conjunct Saturn
• The Sun conjunct Uranus
• The Sun conjunct Neptune
• The Sun conjunct Pluto
• Venus conjunct Mars
• Venus conjunct Jupiter
• Venus conjunct Saturn
• Venus conjunct Uranus
• Venus conjunct Neptune
• Venus conjunct Pluto
• The Moon conjunct Mercury
• The Moon conjunct Venus
• The Moon conjunct Mars
• The Moon conjunct Jupiter
• The Moon conjunct Saturn
• The Moon conjunct Uranus
• The Moon conjunct Neptune
• The Moon conjunct Pluto
• Mercury conjunct Venus
• Mercury conjunct Mars
• Mercury conjunct Jupiter
• Mercury conjunct Saturn
• Mercury conjunct Uranus
• Mercury conjunct Neptune
• Mercury conjunct Pluto
• Mars conjunct Jupiter
• Mars conjunct Saturn
• Mars conjunct Uranus
• Mars conjunct Neptune
• Mars conjunct Pluto
• Jupiter conjunct Saturn
• Jupiter conjunct Uranus
• Jupiter conjunct Neptune
• Jupiter conjunct Pluto
• Saturn conjunct Uranus
• Saturn conjunct Neptune
• Saturn conjunct Pluto
• Uranus conjunct Neptune
• Uranus conjunct Pluto
• Neptune conjunct Pluto