These lunar eclipse positions are calculated for the exact opposition of the Sun and the Moon in tropical longitude. This is not the eclipse maxima. Computed by Solar Fire Gold (version 7).

These lunar eclipse positions are calculated for the exact opposition of the Sun and the Moon in tropical longitude. This is not the eclipse maxima. Computed…

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Copyright 2010

William Ramesey had this to say about the Jupiter-Saturn conjunctions. This is a selection from my book, Astrology of Sustainability (2011; Schiffer Press: Atglen, PA), and includes my commentary on the passage.

The 1653 work, Astrologia Restaurata, by William Ramesey (1627-1675/6) is…

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Astrological Aphorismes.

1. He who is naturally well affected unto Astrology shall verily pronounce more certain Judgements.

2. Divers effects of the Starrs are drawn forth of the Starrs, according to the various dispositions of the matter: whereof the Astrologer ought very well to examine the severall natures and qualityes of the Subjects receiving.

3. Because alwayes matter determines…

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These solar eclipse positions are calculated for the exact opposition of the Sun and the Moon in tropical longitude. This is not the eclipse maxima. Computed by Solar Fire Gold (version 7).

These solar eclipse positions are calculated for the exact opposition of the Sun and the Moon in tropical longitude. This is not the eclipse maxima. Computed…

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Note: Launches of Soviet spacecraft occurred from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Tyuratam, USSR, unless noted.
Launches of US spacecraft occurred from Cape Canaveral, FL, unless noted.

Sputnik USSR – Oct 4, 1957 – first satellite
Launched 19.28.34 GMT
Korabl 4 USSR – Oct 10, 1960 – Mars Flyby (aborted)
Failed in Earth orbit
Korabl 5 USSR – Oct 14,…

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Lunar Exploration Timeline

Note: Launches of Soviet spacecraft occurred from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Tyuratam, USSR, unless noted.
Launches of US spacecraft occurred from Cape Canaveral, FL, unless noted.

Luna 2 USSR – Sep 12, 1959 – Impact
Impacted Moon 13 Sep 1959 at 22:02:04 UT
Latitude 29.10 N, Longitude 0.00 – Palus Putredinis
Luna 3 USSR –…

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Note: For more information about the Shuttle Program, See NASA’s Shuttle web page .

Sputnik 1 OCT 4, 1957 21: 0: 0 GMT Tyuratam USSR 45 N 38.0 63 E 16.0
Source: Campion’s citation; with Tyuratam coordinates

Explorer 1 JAN 31, 1958 22:48 EST 1st US satellite. Launched from Pad 26A. Discovered Van Allen belt of radiation.

Vanguard…

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LAUNCH & LANDING (& CONTROL & POLITICS) PLACES: (with thanks to Mark
(Pottenger)

    CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA (city of CC)
    28 N 24   80 W 36
    Tip of Cape on coast is about 28 N 27' 30" & 80 W 31' 30" on map

    EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA
    34 N 54  117 W 52
    Rogers Lake:  approx. 34 N 49 to 35 N 0 by…

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©2006 J. Lee Lehman

As we gear up for the November elections, let’s not forget two things. First, when astrologers use a birth chart for the country, it needs a time attached: and there lies the rub. If there is one thing that everybody in the astrological community likes to argue over, it’s the USA chart.

While July 4th is…

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Ralph Cannizzaro, Frances Rackow, Penny Shelton,and J. Lee Lehman, Ph.D.[1]

Copyright 2000 J. Lee Lehman

There are two possible ways to predict the outcome of a political election: either using mundane charts (such as Ingresses, election day charts, prior lunations), or by comparative natal methods. Lee published some mundane studies in a previous article,[2] and…

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