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Why was retrograde motion important in astronomy?

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Answered by ansistkharms

Astronomers use the term to refer to the occasional backwards motion of the planets as seen in Earth's sky. When used in this way, retrograde motion is entirely an illusion caused by the moving Earth passing the outer planets in their orbits.

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venus rotates from east to west , this east to west rotation is called retrograde motion

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