Could an exoplanet in a binary star system exhibit a more complex form of "retrograde" motion due to the movement of both stars?

Jul 31, 2020 ... A: The apparent retrograde motion of planets (and other objects) on the sky is an illusion caused by the fact that objects in our solar system ... A simple treatment of spin-wave-driven skyrmion motion based on the Thiele equation predicts that the skyrmion will be pulled back towards the source of the ... Prograde satellites of Uranus orbit in the direction Uranus rotates, which is retrograde to the Sun. Nearly all regular satellites are tidally locked and thus ... Mar 27, 2022 ... What Causes Retrograde Motion? ... As previously stated, this motion is purely an illusion. No planets ever shift their direction of motion around ... In this paper, the conditions for retrograde motion of vacuum arc cathode spot affected by the initial pressure was elucidated. May 29, 2017 ... All the planets (including Pluto and other discovered planetoids – I believe) all go the same direction around the sun. Retrograde motion is the name we've given to the optical illusion that we see here on Earth when a planet appears to move forward, backward, and forward again ... The retrograde motion is caused by the Earth's own motion around the Sun. As the Earth circles the Sun, our perspective changes, and this causes the apparent ... As viewed from a position in space north of the solar system (from some great distance above the Earth's North Pole), all the major planets revolve ... Eager to stress the dimension of radical change and of novelty in the nature of things, he rejected (in one form) what he called “the retrograde movement of the ...