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Home / Cosmos / Planet / Mercury Retrograde is an illusion where the planet appears to be backtracking in its orbit

Mercury Retrograde is an illusion where the planet appears to be backtracking in its orbit

Updated on May 18, 2024December 28, 2022
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While Mercury’s motion doesn’t actually disrupt the Universe, this astrological event is often reported to coincide with disruption and confusion. 

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