Mercury retrograde 2036

4 periods, 84 days inside the year — 22.9% of 2036. Station times below are UTC and computed to the minute.

20 days · retreats 16.19°

1 January → 21 January 2036 in Capricorn

Stations retrograde 1 Jan 2036, 04:12 UTC at 26.43° Capricorn
Stations direct 21 Jan 2036, 09:45 UTC at 10.24° Capricorn
Shadow opens 15 Dec 2035 (17 days before)
Shadow closes 10 Feb 2036 (20 days after)
Full window including shadows 57 days

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24 days · retreats 9.58°

23 April → 17 May 2036 in Taurus

Stations retrograde 23 Apr 2036, 13:09 UTC at 18.13° Taurus
Stations direct 17 May 2036, 08:28 UTC at 8.55° Taurus
Shadow opens 9 Apr 2036 (14 days before)
Shadow closes 2 Jun 2036 (17 days after)
Full window including shadows 54 days

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23 days · retreats 14°

25 August → 17 September 2036 in Virgo

Stations retrograde 25 Aug 2036, 19:31 UTC at 24.12° Virgo
Stations direct 17 Sep 2036, 17:19 UTC at 10.13° Virgo
Shadow opens 5 Aug 2036 (20 days before)
Shadow closes 2 Oct 2036 (14 days after)
Full window including shadows 57 days

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20 days · retreats 16.3° · crosses the year boundary

15 December → 3 January 2037 in Capricorn

Stations retrograde 15 Dec 2036, 01:54 UTC at 10.54° Capricorn
Stations direct 3 Jan 2037, 22:54 UTC at 24.23° Sagittarius
Shadow opens 27 Nov 2036 (18 days before)
Shadow closes 23 Jan 2037 (19 days after)
Full window including shadows 57 days

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Computed from the actual motion

The nearest Mercury retrogrades either side of 2036

Previous

2035 Ended 5 October 2035 after 22 days, moving back 14.83° through the zodiac.

Next

2037 Begins 15 December 2036 and runs 20 days.

Gap across 2036

1.2 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.