This is a period when the planet Mercury enters retrograde motion and appears to move backward in the sky — although it isn't actually moving backward. Mercury, like Earth, has an elliptical orbit around the sun.
Do the planets have an actual impact on how we live our daily lives? This is a question that has been asked for thousands of years as people have looked above and beyond for answers to their daily life."Mercury retrograde."
Astrology is not considered a science and its essence has been highly contested for more than 200 years. Depending on whom you ask, it may or may not play a role in our lives. But astrophysicist Jackie Flaherty strongly disagrees that people on Earth can be affected by the planet Mercury's movements.
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