Do any artificial satellites orbit Earth in a retrograde direction?

CD8α-CI-M6PR Particle Motility Assay to Study the Retrograde Motion of CI-M6PR Receptors in Cultured Living Cells. Bio Protoc. 2024 May 5;14(9):e4979. doi: ... Retrograde Motion in Astronomy. Astronomically, retrogrades happen as Earth is passing or being passed by other planets. Like the apparent movement of the sun ... May 29, 2017 ... All the planets (including Pluto and other discovered planetoids – I believe) all go the same direction around the sun. 1) Which planet will orbit the Sun in the least (shortest) amount of time? Why? - "Earth because it is heavier than Mercury." - "Earth because it is farther ... Mar 18, 2020 ... Three statements are suggested to explain the retrograde motion and its features: 1) each CS jump is associated with a voltage drop fluctuation ... Anomalous/Retrograde Motion AU Masterlist. An actual fic that I've written. Formerly, the fic was titled “Anomalous” but has since been changed to “Retrograde ... Oct 15, 2022 ... Retrograde motion occurs from the fact that the planets are revolving around the sun while the sun itself moves around the hub of the earth. Unlike the Sun and Moon, however, the planets don't always make steady progress along the ecliptic. They usually move in the same direction as the Sun (i.e., ... Mar 5, 2022 ... In the synodic frame, the stars are moving westward at angular speed 1, so, relative to the background stars, an inferior planet at inferior ... Dec 1, 2014 ... Though it baffled ancient astronomers, we know now that retrograde planets are an illusion caused by the motion of Earth… You can test this the ...