Mars retrograde 1957
There was no Mars retrograde in 1957: the planet stayed direct all year — the previous retrograde ended on October 10, 1956 in Pisces, and the next began on October 10, 1958 in Gemini.
- Retrograde in 1957
- None direct all year
- Previous direct station
- Oct 10, 1956 10:07 AM UTC
- Next retrograde station
- Oct 10, 1958 9:47 AM UTC
- Gap between loops
- 730 days
Mars’s path through 1957, day by day
Mars starts 1957 at 13°04′ Aries and ends it at 5°36′ Sagittarius — 232.5° of net progress, all of it forward. Fastest day: Dec 31, 0.7° forward.
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Exact times
The Mars stations either side of 1957: exact times in your city
Mars turned retrograde at 9:47 AM UTC on October 10, 1958 at 2°32′ Gemini — 5:47 AM in Santiago, 5:47 AM in New York, 9:47 AM in London and 6:47 PM in Tokyo.
| City | Turns direct · Oct 10, 1956 | Turns retrograde · Oct 10, 1958 |
|---|---|---|
| UTC | Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · 13°08′ Pisces | Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · 2°32′ Gemini |
| Honolulu United States | 12:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−10 | 11:47 PM Thu, Oct 9, 1958 · UTC−10 |
| Anchorage United States | 12:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−10 | 11:47 PM Thu, Oct 9, 1958 · UTC−10 |
| Los Angeles United States | 2:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−8 | 1:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−8 |
| Phoenix United States | 3:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−7 | 2:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−7 |
| Denver United States | 3:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−7 | 2:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−7 |
| Chicago United States | 5:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−5 | 4:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−5 |
| Mexico City Mexico | 4:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−6 | 3:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−6 |
| New York United States | 6:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−4 | 5:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−4 |
| Toronto Canada | 5:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−5 | 5:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−4 |
| Bogotá Colombia | 5:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−5 | 4:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−5 |
| Lima Peru | 5:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−5 | 4:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−5 |
| Caracas Venezuela | 5:37 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−4:30 | 5:17 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−4:30 |
| Santiago Chile | 6:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−4 | 5:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−4 |
| Buenos Aires Argentina | 7:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−3 | 6:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−3 |
| São Paulo Brazil | 7:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC−3 | 6:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC−3 |
| Reykjavík Iceland | 10:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC | 9:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC |
| London United Kingdom | 10:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC | 9:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC |
| Lagos Nigeria | 11:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+1 | 10:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+1 |
| Paris France | 11:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+1 | 10:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+1 |
| Berlin Germany | 11:07 AM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+1 | 10:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+1 |
| Johannesburg South Africa | 12:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+2 | 11:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+2 |
| Cairo Egypt | 12:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+2 | 11:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+2 |
| Athens Greece | 12:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+2 | 11:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+2 |
| Istanbul Turkey | 12:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+2 | 11:47 AM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+2 |
| Moscow Russia | 1:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+3 | 12:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+3 |
| Nairobi Kenya | 1:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+3 | 12:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+3 |
| Tehran Iran | 1:37 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+3:30 | 1:17 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+3:30 |
| Dubai United Arab Emirates | 2:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+4 | 1:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+4 |
| Karachi Pakistan | 3:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+5 | 2:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+5 |
| New Delhi India | 3:37 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+5:30 | 3:17 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+5:30 |
| Kathmandu Nepal | 3:37 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+5:30 | 3:17 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+5:30 |
| Dhaka Bangladesh | 4:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+6 | 3:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+6 |
| Bangkok Thailand | 5:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+7 | 4:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+7 |
| Jakarta Indonesia | 5:37 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+7:30 | 5:17 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+7:30 |
| Singapore | 5:37 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+7:30 | 5:17 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+7:30 |
| Beijing China | 6:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+8 | 5:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+8 |
| Manila Philippines | 6:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+8 | 5:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+8 |
| Perth Australia | 6:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+8 | 5:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+8 |
| Seoul South Korea | 6:37 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+8:30 | 6:17 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+8:30 |
| Tokyo Japan | 7:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+9 | 6:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+9 |
| Adelaide Australia | 7:37 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+9:30 | 7:17 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+9:30 |
| Brisbane Australia | 8:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+10 | 7:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+10 |
| Sydney Australia | 8:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+10 | 7:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+10 |
| Auckland New Zealand | 10:07 PM Wed, Oct 10, 1956 · UTC+12 | 9:47 PM Fri, Oct 10, 1958 · UTC+12 |
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.
Mars in 1957: a year between two loops
730 days separate the end of one Mars retrograde from the start of the next, and 1957 falls entirely inside that stretch. Mars turns back once every 779.94 days — longer than a calendar year — and each loop is over in weeks, so now and then a whole year passes between two of them.
Computed from the actual motion
The nearest Mars retrogrades either side of 1957
Gap across 1957
2 years between the two — long enough for a whole calendar year to fall inside it with nothing to report.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 1957
Mars through the zodiac in 1957
Every sign Mars occupies during 1957, 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.
9 segments in 1957. Dates from NASA JPL’s DE440 ephemeris.
1957 at a glance
Every other retrograde in 1957
Cite this page
AstroHot. “Mars Retrograde 1957: None — Next Starts Oct 10, 1958.” Accessed October 31, 2026. https://astrohot.com/retrograde/mars/1957/
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