Mercury retrograde 2007: 3 periods, 67 days inside the year — 18.3% of 2007. Mercury turned retrograde at 4:38 AM UTC on February 14 at 10°13′ Pisces and turned direct at 4:44 AM UTC on March 8 at 25°24′ Aquarius. The other four stations are in the table below.
Turns retrograde
Feb 14 4:38 AM UTC
Loops in 2007
3 retrograde periods
Retrograde in 2007
67 days 18.3% of the year
Signs
Pisces, Cancer, Scorpio last loop retreats 15.72°
Mercury’s path through 2007, day by day
Apparent position of Mercury against the zodiac, 2007
RetrogradeShadowR — stations retrograde · D — stations direct
Mercury starts 2007 at 6°30′ Capricorn and ends it at 18°16′ Capricorn — a full lap of the zodiac plus 11.8°: 411.4° forward, 39.7° given back. Its three loops retrace 14.82°, 9.13° and 15.72° (22, 24 and 21 days). Fastest day: May 4, 2.17° forward; fastest backward: Oct 23, 1.26°. Counting the shadows, 168 days of 2007 sit inside a retrograde window.
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Mercury turned retrograde at 4:38 AM UTC on February 14, 2007 at 10°13′ Pisces — 1:38 AM in Santiago, 11:38 PM on February 13 in New York, 4:38 AM in London and 1:38 PM in Tokyo.
Stations from the NASA JPL DE440 ephemeris. Swiss Ephemeris agrees on every Mercury station 1900–2050: all within a minute. Local times: IANA time zones, to the minute.
22 days · retreats 14.82°
February 14 → March 8, 2007 in Pisces
Stations retrograde
Feb 14, 2007, 4:38 AM UTC at
10°13′ Pisces
Stations direct
Mar 8, 2007, 4:44 AM UTC at
25°24′ Aquarius
Shadow opens
Jan 30, 2007, 10:11 AM UTC
(15 days before)
Shadow closes
Mar 28, 2007, 4:56 AM UTC
(20 days after)
Full window including shadows57 days
The February loop up close, shadow to shadow
Mercury crosses the 14.82° between 25°24′ Aquarius and 10°13′ Pisces three times: forward in the pre-shadow (15 days), back while retrograde (22 days), forward again in the post-shadow (20 days).
Mercury retrograde in Pisces
In Pisces the retrograde blurs details and heightens intuition. Instructions are misread, dates are forgotten and communication relies on feeling rather than fact. It favors rest, creative reflection and double-checking anything that must be exact.
…and back into Aquarius
In Aquarius the retrograde falls on technology, groups and future plans. Software glitches, group chats full of misunderstandings and stalled community projects are typical. It suits updating systems, reconnecting with old friends and rethinking long-range ideas.
It begins in Aquarius season and ends in
Pisces season.
Also retrograde at the same time
Saturn
in Leo —
Feb 14 to Mar 8, 2007 (22 days of overlap)
Stations retrograde
Jun 15, 2007, 11:40 PM UTC at
11°36′ Cancer
Stations direct
Jul 10, 2007, 2:15 AM UTC at
2°28′ Cancer
Shadow opens
May 31, 2007, 3:42 AM UTC
(16 days before)
Shadow closes
Jul 24, 2007, 12:26 PM UTC
(14 days after)
Full window including shadows54 days
The June loop up close, shadow to shadow
Mercury crosses the 9.13° between 2°28′ Cancer and 11°36′ Cancer three times: forward in the pre-shadow (16 days), back while retrograde (24 days), forward again in the post-shadow (14 days).
Mercury retrograde in Cancer
In Cancer the retrograde turns toward home, family and memory. Old family conversations resurface, house moves hit snags, and people revisit the past more than usual. It suits sorting photographs, repairing the home and having the talk you postponed with a relative.
It begins in Gemini season and ends in
Cancer season.
Also retrograde at the same time
Jupiter
in Sagittarius —
Jun 15 to Jul 10, 2007 (24 days of overlap)
Neptune
in Aquarius —
Jun 15 to Jul 10, 2007 (24 days of overlap)
Pluto
in Sagittarius —
Jun 15 to Jul 10, 2007 (24 days of overlap)
Uranus
in Pisces —
Jun 23 to Jul 10, 2007 (16 days of overlap)
Stations retrograde
Oct 12, 2007, 4:00 AM UTC at
9°04′ Scorpio
Stations direct
Nov 1, 2007, 10:59 PM UTC at
23°21′ Libra
Shadow opens
Sep 21, 2007, 10:35 PM UTC
(20 days before)
Shadow closes
Nov 17, 2007, 11:32 PM UTC
(16 days after)
Full window including shadows57 days
The October loop up close, shadow to shadow
Mercury crosses the 15.72° between 23°21′ Libra and 9°04′ Scorpio three times: forward in the pre-shadow (20 days), back while retrograde (21 days), forward again in the post-shadow (16 days).
Mercury retrograde in Scorpio
In Scorpio the retrograde goes digging. Secrets surface, shared finances need re-examining, and conversations turn intense. It suits research, therapy and honest reckonings, and it punishes suspicion that runs ahead of the facts.
…and back into Libra
In Libra the retrograde centers on relationships, agreements and contracts. Negotiations stall or reopen, misunderstandings arise in partnerships, and people from the past reappear. It favors renegotiating terms and clarifying what was assumed rather than signing new deals.
It begins in Libra season and ends in
Scorpio season.
Also retrograde at the same time
Uranus
in Pisces —
Oct 12 to Nov 1, 2007 (21 days of overlap)
Neptune
in Aquarius —
Oct 12 to Oct 31, 2007 (20 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 2007
Mercury through the zodiac in 2007
Every sign Mercury occupies during 2007, 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. “Mercury Retrograde 2007 Dates: Feb 14, Jun 15, Oct 12.” Accessed October 30, 2026. https://astrohot.com/retrograde/mercury/2007/
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