Mercury sextile Jupiter
Published November 27, 2017 · Updated September 25, 2025 · by dxpnet Astrology Team
The Mercury sextile Jupiter aspect is often associated with optimism, expansive thinking, and strong communication skills. Many astrologers believe this aspect enhances a broad-minded perspective, making individuals naturally curious and eager to share knowledge. However, because sextiles require activation, some suggest that these individuals must consciously seek learning and intellectual growth to fully benefit from this aspect.
In a birth chart, this aspect is commonly linked to a love of learning and a natural ability to see the bigger picture. Some believe these individuals are excellent teachers, writers, or speakers, though they may need to ensure they don’t overlook details in their pursuit of broad ideas. Their greatest growth comes from balancing big-picture thinking with practical application.
When Mercury and Jupiter form a sextile in the sky, it is thought to be a time of mental expansion and opportunity. Many astrologers suggest this is a great period for studying, teaching, and making optimistic plans, though some caution against overconfidence or missing important details.
Mercury is currently at 23° in the zodiac sign of Scorpio and Jupiter is currently at 24° in the sign of Cancer.
Are Mercury and Jupiter in a sextile aspect right now?
In astrology, a Mercury-Jupiter sextile aspect occurs precisely when the two planets are 60° apart. However, its influence can still be felt within an orb of up to 6°.
When is the next time Mercury and Jupiter will be in an exact sextile aspect?
The next time the Mercury-Jupiter sextile aspect happens will be on Wednesday, May 13, 2026 at 4:50am UTC.
When was the last time Mercury and Jupiter were in an exact sextile aspect?
The last time the Mercury-Jupiter sextile aspect happened was on Friday, September 12, 2025 at 9:45pm UTC.
Major Sextile Aspects
- What Is A Sextile?
- Sun sextile Moon
- Sun sextile Mercury
- Sun sextile Venus
- Sun sextile Mars
- Sun sextile Jupiter
- Sun sextile Saturn
- Sun sextile Uranus
- Sun sextile Neptune
- Sun sextile Pluto
- Moon sextile Mercury
- Moon sextile Venus
- Moon sextile Mars
- Moon sextile Jupiter
- Moon sextile Saturn
- Moon sextile Uranus
- Moon sextile Neptune
- Moon sextile Pluto
- Mercury sextile Venus
- Mercury sextile Mars
- Mercury sextile Jupiter
- Mercury sextile Saturn
- Mercury sextile Uranus
- Mercury sextile Neptune
- Mercury sextile Pluto
- Venus sextile Mars
- Venus sextile Jupiter
- Venus sextile Saturn
- Venus sextile Uranus
- Venus sextile Neptune
- Venus sextile Pluto
- Mars sextile Jupiter
- Mars sextile Saturn
- Mars sextile Uranus
- Mars sextile Neptune
- Mars sextile Pluto
- Jupiter sextile Saturn
- Jupiter sextile Uranus
- Jupiter sextile Neptune
- Jupiter sextile Pluto
- Saturn sextile Uranus
- Saturn sextile Neptune
- Saturn sextile Pluto
- Uranus sextile Neptune
- Uranus sextile Pluto
- Neptune sextile Pluto
Data Source: Planetary positions and aspect calculations are derived from the NASA JPL DE ephemerides (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena CA). Calculations updated in real time for precision within one arc-minute.
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