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StarWalk Astronomical News: Planetary Alignments as Mercury Stations Direct

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Mercury Stations Direct: August 28, 2024

Mercury is said to be in retrograde when it appears to go “backward” for observers from the Earth. In reality, the planet doesn’t change its direction — this is only an optical illusion in the sky. 

The speedy little planet goes retrograde three or four times in a calendar year for about three weeks. In 2024, Mercury will be in retrograde from April 4 to April 24, from August 4 to August 27, and from November 25 to December 15.

Mercury will be visible in the morning sky from August 30 to September 19, 2024. (See “All You Need to Know About Mercury on StarWalk.) 


Astrological Significance: Mercury Retrograde is an Opportunity to tie up loose ends in the past. The retrograde cycle is known for disruptions in communication. The benefit is increased awareness of our faculties of discernment. We can resolve issues from the past when we repeat the process to see the Truth from a Higher Perspective, and Forgive what no longer serves. Mercury Retrograde is not a good time to sign contracts or start something new. When Mercury stations direct, we’re prepared to move forward in a good way.

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Considerations for Sustaining Faculties of Consciousness

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SPACEWEATHER: Incoming “Daylight” Comet

SPACEWEATHER.COM NEWS: 8/27/2024

INCOMING ‘DAYLIGHT COMET’ IS STILL ALIVE: Amateur astronomers have been wondering how Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS (C/2023 A3) is doing. NASA has an answer: “It’s still alive.” The incoming comet, which could become visible in broad daylight in October, was spotted this month by NASA’s STEREO-A spacecraft apparently in good health on the other side of the sun. Click to set the scene in motion:

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