Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. An award-winning reporter writing about stargazing and the night sky. Oh no, Mercury is in retrograde! Nobody can sleep, ...

When does Mercury go direct? On April 7th, Mercury, our mischievous planet of the mind and mouth, ends its retrograde. Mercury will station direct at 7:07 AM ET at 26 degrees of Pisces. But it ain’t ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Read on for more details on how to make the most of Mercury moving direct through fixed fire sign Leo following its retrograde.

Is your heart hurting? Are you feeling grumpy? It could be life — or it could be Venus retrograde. For the first time in a year in a half, Venus has begun its backward movement through the night sky.

Mercury retrograde is an astrological transit that often generates both a passionate buzz of excitement and equal parts confusion. What does Mercury retrograde mean in astrology, truly? Many people ...

Amid zooming fireballs in the sky from the three active meteor showers, including Perseid, and the new moon rising in Leo on July 24th, there is more to watch; Mercury is in retrograde right now. Here ...

Here's what astrologer Kyle Thomas predicts for your zodiac sign as Jupiter retrogrades from Oct. 9 until Feb. 4, 2025 Getty Another planetary retrograde is upon us! Jupiter turns retrograde on Oct. 9 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mercury retrograde has a rep for throwing just about anything and everything in life off-track, whether you’re dealing with text ...

While Mercury, the wily planet of communication, doesn’t station retrograde until November 9th, we’re locked and loaded to experience a lovely little preview of its hijinks. We’re talking shadows, ...

Another year, another Mercury retrograde. The dreaded transit, which is known to cause communication and travel mishaps, returns for the first, but not last, time in 2026. Since this Mercury ...

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