10 Sep 2026 (20 minutes away): Uranus enters retrograde motion
10-09-2026 21:08 via in-the-sky.org

10 Sep 2026 (20 minutes away): Uranus enters retrograde motion

Uranus reverses its direction of motion across the sky.
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