Saturn is presently coming into view in direct motion-
https://sol24.net/data/html/SOHO/C3/96H/VIDEO/
Although it is seen to move from left to right, its genuine motion is from right to left within the range of the C3 camera. The reason for this is that the Earth moves faster, so the incremental change of Saturn from right to left of a reference star is
not enough to overcome the change in position of the background stars from left to right of the Sun due to the Earth's orbital motion.
When the faster-moving Venus and Mercury are seen to move from left to right in retrograde motion, this is real insofar as they move faster than the Earth and, therefore, faster than the change in position of the stars from left to right of the
foreground and central Sun-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2uCtot1aDg
I do not believe for a second that there is a zombie subculture out there that can't feel anything nor think for themselves when faced with this new type of astronomy made possible by a satellite tracking along with the Earth around the Sun. It doesn't
make it any less uncomfortable; however, it may take some time before genuine researchers become familiar with all the different elements involved, such as luminosity variations, relative speeds, distance behind the Sun or in front, along with many other
creative and productive endeavours.
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