This article goes over the stats for 2023. The exact times and dates of when each planet next goes out of bounds can be found here. If you’d like to learn about the significations of each planet in a chart, click here: Mercury, Venus, Mars. To see the stats for the Moon out of bounds in 2023, click here.
Mercury
Mercury goes out of bounds twice in 2023.
Mercury will spend a total of just about 43 days out of bounds, 11.7% of the year.
Mercury first goes out of bounds at the end of June for about 13 days, from 23°36′ Gemini to 21°31′ Cancer.
The second and last time Mercury goes out of bounds in 2023 is mid November to mid December for just shy of 30 days, from 07°30′ Sagittarius to 08°09′ Capricorn.
Venus
Venus goes out of bounds once in 2023.
Venus will spend just under 45 days out of bounds, 12.28% of the year.
The one time Venus goes out of bounds in 2023 will be from mid April to early June, from 07°48′ Gemini to 26°27′ Cancer.
Mars
Mars will be found out of bounds twice in 2023.
In 2023, Mars will be out of bounds for 135 days, 36.9% of the year.
Mars first went out of bounds in October 2022 and remains beyond the max ecliptic limit by declination through early May 2023 for a total period of 194 days, from 25°10′ Gemini to 21°19′ Cancer.
The next time Mars goes out of bounds in 2023 is from late December to late January 2024 for a total period of 33 days, from 19°18′ Sagittarius to 14°05′ Capricorn.
Pallas
Pallas will be found out of bounds one time in 2023.
In 2023 Pallas will be out of bounds for about 38 days, 10.38% of the year.
Pallas went out of bounds late November 2022 and came back within bounds in early February 2023 for a total period of 96 days, from 22°55′ Cancer to 10°49′ Cancer (retrograde)
To stay up to date with every time a planet goes out of bounds, check out the Out of Bounds Planet Calendar.
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Maighdlin M Kelly 2023
Weird Astrology 
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