Mars retrograde 1937: 1 period, 74 days inside the year — 20.2% of 1937. Mars turned retrograde at 2:42 PM UTC on April 14 at 5°31′ Sagittarius and turned direct at 10:09 AM UTC on June 27 at 19°31′ Scorpio.
Turns retrograde
Apr 14 2:42 PM UTC
Turns direct
Jun 27 10:09 AM UTC
Retrograde in 1937
74 days 20.2% of the year
Sign
Sagittarius retreats 16°
Mars’s path through 1937, day by day
Apparent position of Mars against the zodiac, 1937
RetrogradeShadowR — stations retrograde · D — stations direct
Mars starts 1937 at 26°27′ Libra and ends it at 6°54′ Pisces — 130.4° of net progress: 146.4° forward, 16° given back. The loop retraces 16° in 74 days, from 5°32′ Sagittarius on Apr 14 back to 19°31′ Scorpio on Jun 27. Fastest day: Dec 28, 0.76° forward; fastest backward: May 22, 0.35°. Counting the shadows, 188 days of 1937 sit inside a retrograde window.
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Exact times
Mars retrograde 1937: exact times in your city
Mars turned retrograde at 2:42 PM UTC on April 14, 1937 at 5°31′ Sagittarius — 10:42 AM in Santiago, 9:42 AM in New York, 2:42 PM in London and 11:42 PM in Tokyo.
City
Turns retrograde
Turns direct
UTC
Wed, Apr 14 · 5°31′ Sagittarius
Sun, Jun 27 · 19°31′ Scorpio
Honolulu United States
4:12 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−10:30
11:39 PM Sat, Jun 26 · UTC−10:30
Anchorage United States
4:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−10
12:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−10
Los Angeles United States
6:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−8
2:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−8
Phoenix United States
7:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−7
3:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−7
Denver United States
7:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−7
3:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−7
Chicago United States
8:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−6
5:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−5
Mexico City Mexico
8:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−6
4:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−6
New York United States
9:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−5
6:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−4
Toronto Canada
9:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−5
6:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−4
Bogotá Colombia
9:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−5
5:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−5
Lima Peru
9:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−5
5:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−5
Caracas Venezuela
10:12 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−4:30
5:39 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−4:30
Santiago Chile
10:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−4
6:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−4
Buenos Aires Argentina
10:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−4
6:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−4
São Paulo Brazil
11:42 AM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−3
7:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−3
Reykjavík Iceland
1:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC−1
9:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC−1
London United Kingdom
2:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC
11:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+1
Lagos Nigeria
3:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+1
11:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+1
Paris France
3:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+1
11:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+1
Berlin Germany
3:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+1
11:09 AM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+1
Johannesburg South Africa
4:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+2
12:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+2
Cairo Egypt
4:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+2
12:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+2
Athens Greece
4:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+2
12:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+2
Istanbul Turkey
4:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+2
12:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+2
Moscow Russia
5:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+3
1:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+3
Nairobi Kenya
5:27 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+2:45
12:54 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+2:45
Tehran Iran
6:12 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+3:30
1:39 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+3:30
Dubai United Arab Emirates
6:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+4
2:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+4
Karachi Pakistan
8:12 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+5:30
3:39 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+5:30
New Delhi India
8:12 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+5:30
3:39 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+5:30
Kathmandu Nepal
8:12 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+5:30
3:39 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+5:30
Dhaka Bangladesh
8:35 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+5:53
4:02 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+5:53
Bangkok Thailand
9:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+7
5:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+7
Jakarta Indonesia
10:12 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+7:30
5:39 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+7:30
Singapore
10:02 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+7:20
5:29 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+7:20
Beijing China
10:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+8
6:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+8
Manila Philippines
10:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+8
6:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+8
Perth Australia
10:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+8
6:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+8
Seoul South Korea
11:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+9
7:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+9
Tokyo Japan
11:42 PM Wed, Apr 14 · UTC+9
7:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+9
Adelaide Australia
12:12 AM Thu, Apr 15 · UTC+9:30
7:39 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+9:30
Brisbane Australia
12:42 AM Thu, Apr 15 · UTC+10
8:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+10
Sydney Australia
12:42 AM Thu, Apr 15 · UTC+10
8:09 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+10
Auckland New Zealand
2:42 AM Thu, Apr 15 · UTC+12
9:39 PM Sun, Jun 27 · UTC+11:30
Stations from the NASA JPL DE440 ephemeris. Swiss Ephemeris agrees on every Mars station 1900–2050: all within a minute. Local times: IANA time zones, to the minute.
74 days · retreats 16°
April 14 → June 27, 1937 in Sagittarius
Stations retrograde
Apr 14, 1937, 2:42 PM UTC at
5°31′ Sagittarius
Stations direct
Jun 27, 1937, 10:09 AM UTC at
19°31′ Scorpio
Shadow opens
Feb 13, 1937, 9:28 PM UTC
(60 days before)
Shadow closes
Aug 20, 1937, 12:17 PM UTC
(54 days after)
Full window including shadows188 days
The April loop up close, shadow to shadow
Mars crosses the 16° between 19°31′ Scorpio and 5°31′ Sagittarius three times: forward in the pre-shadow (60 days), back while retrograde (74 days), forward again in the post-shadow (54 days).
…and back into Scorpio
Mars retrograde in Scorpio intensifies power struggles and buried anger. Old conflicts resurface, obsessions deepen and control becomes the issue. It suits deep inner work and releasing grudges rather than launching aggressive campaigns.
It begins in Aries season and ends in
Cancer season.
Also retrograde at the same time
Venus
in Taurus —
Apr 14 to May 9, 1937 (25 days of overlap)
Neptune
in Virgo —
Apr 14 to May 27, 1937 (43 days of overlap)
Mercury
in Taurus —
Apr 30 to May 24, 1937 (24 days of overlap)
Jupiter
in Capricorn —
May 15 to Jun 27, 1937 (43 days of overlap)
Both dates are computed from the planet’s apparent motion, not taken from a
table. A retrograde begins the moment its daily movement against the stars turns
negative, and that moment is findable to the hour.
Computed for 1937
Mars through the zodiac in 1937
Every sign Mars occupies during 1937, with the dates it enters and leaves. A sign that
appears twice means the planet backed into the previous sign during a retrograde and crossed again.
AstroHot. “Mars Retrograde 1937 Dates: Apr 14 – Jun 27.” Accessed November 1, 2026. https://astrohot.com/retrograde/mars/1937/
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