Planetary Cycle

The planetary cycle refers to the continuous, observable movements of planets as they orbit the Sun, creating patterns over time. These cycles influence various phenomena, such as the changing positions of planets, apparent retrogrades, and aspects relevant in astronomy and astrology. By studying these cycles, we understand how planets appear to move relative to Earth, shaping our knowledge of celestial mechanics and timing events like eclipses. Essentially, planetary cycles are the repeating patterns of planetary motions that help us chart the dynamics of our solar system and its influence on space and, in some perspectives, on Earth.