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Uranus in Gemini: dates and re-entries

Every continuous stay in Gemini that starts between 2020 and 2035. Separate rows keep retrograde returns visible instead of flattening them into one misleading date range.

Uranus is in Gemini as of . This stay began and ends .

Uranus in Gemini: complete UTC intervals
Enters GeminiLeaves GeminiEntry motion
Direct entry
Direct entry
Retrograde re-entry

Does your birth date fall in these ranges?

The start is inclusive and the end is exclusive. The table uses UTC, so a local birthday alone may not settle a boundary case. Enter your time and birthplace in the birth chart calculator to locate Uranus precisely. People born in other decades can share this placement; these pages do not list every historical cycle.

How the dates are calculated

We search apparent geocentric tropical longitude in Astronomy Engine, scanning for 30° sign-boundary crossings and refining each time to minute precision. Negative apparent motion at entry identifies a retrograde re-entry. The searches continue beyond 2035 to find the actual end of a stay. Minute precision is the search resolution, not a guarantee of one-minute accuracy: small longitude differences can shift a slow planet’s crossing time. Our sampled JPL comparison does not separately validate every ingress. This is an ephemeris calendar; it does not predict personal events or provide a personality reading. Methods and published accuracy limits.

Frequently asked questions

When does Uranus enter Gemini?

For entries during 2020–2035: 2025-07-07 07:59 UTC; leaves 2025-11-08 02:04 UTC. 2026-04-26 01:02 UTC; leaves 2032-08-03 18:49 UTC. 2032-12-12 05:50 UTC (retrograde re-entry); leaves 2033-05-22 13:38 UTC.

What birth dates have Uranus in Gemini?

A birth instant inside one of the listed UTC intervals has this placement. Convert the full local birth date and time to UTC near a boundary, or use the birth chart calculator. These intervals cover selected 2020–2035 entries, not all historical birth years.

Why can a planet enter the same sign more than once?

Apparent retrograde motion can carry a planet back across a sign boundary. A later direct crossing starts a separate stay. Each row below is one uninterrupted interval.

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