Quincunx
150°·challenging·minor·default orb ±3°
Classical source
Inconjunct (150°). Classical sources treat it as awkward — signs share no element, modality, or polarity. Five signs apart.
Modern Western reading
Modern reading: ongoing adjustment between mismatched principles. Requires conscious bridging.
Quincunx between two planets
Cited reference for this aspect between each pair of planets. Inner-planet pairs only list aspects their orbits can actually form.
- ☉ Sun⚻☽ Moon
- ☉ Sun⚻♂ Mars
- ☉ Sun⚻♃ Jupiter
- ☉ Sun⚻♄ Saturn
- ☉ Sun⚻♅ Uranus
- ☉ Sun⚻♆ Neptune
- ☉ Sun⚻♇ Pluto
- ☽ Moon⚻☿ Mercury
- ☽ Moon⚻♀ Venus
- ☽ Moon⚻♂ Mars
- ☽ Moon⚻♃ Jupiter
- ☽ Moon⚻♄ Saturn
- ☽ Moon⚻♅ Uranus
- ☽ Moon⚻♆ Neptune
- ☽ Moon⚻♇ Pluto
- ☿ Mercury⚻♂ Mars
- ☿ Mercury⚻♃ Jupiter
- ☿ Mercury⚻♄ Saturn
- ☿ Mercury⚻♅ Uranus
- ☿ Mercury⚻♆ Neptune
- ☿ Mercury⚻♇ Pluto
- ♀ Venus⚻♂ Mars
- ♀ Venus⚻♃ Jupiter
- ♀ Venus⚻♄ Saturn
- ♀ Venus⚻♅ Uranus
- ♀ Venus⚻♆ Neptune
- ♀ Venus⚻♇ Pluto
- ♂ Mars⚻♃ Jupiter
- ♂ Mars⚻♄ Saturn
- ♂ Mars⚻♅ Uranus
- ♂ Mars⚻♆ Neptune
- ♂ Mars⚻♇ Pluto
- ♃ Jupiter⚻♄ Saturn
- ♃ Jupiter⚻♅ Uranus
- ♃ Jupiter⚻♆ Neptune
- ♃ Jupiter⚻♇ Pluto
- ♄ Saturn⚻♅ Uranus
- ♄ Saturn⚻♆ Neptune
- ♄ Saturn⚻♇ Pluto
- ♅ Uranus⚻♆ Neptune
- ♅ Uranus⚻♇ Pluto
- ♆ Neptune⚻♇ Pluto
Other aspects
Reference, not advice
This is cultural and astronomical reference, not personal prediction or advice.
Aspect classifications follow classical Western convention. Different traditions assign slightly different orb budgets — the values shown are conservative defaults used throughout this site.
Sources
Last reviewed .