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Before we explore these new bodies, let's put things in perspective, by talking about distances. Interstellar Distances - In Perspective

The Earth is 1 Astronomical Unit (AU) from the Sun. 1 AU is equal to about 150 million km.

Neptune is about 29.76 AU from the Sun at perihelion, 30.3 AU at aphelion.

Pluto is about 29.73 AU from the Sun at perihelion, 49.5 AU at aphelion. More about this body in a bit.

Beyond Neptune is the Kuiper Belt, which covers the distance between 30 to 50 AU from the Sun. Here is some great info on the Kuiper Belt from NASA's New Horizons site: What We Know About the Kuiper Belt

Beyond the Kuiper Belt is hypothesized The Oort Cloud, about 50,000 to 100,000 AU from the Sun

The nearest star to our own, Proximi Centauri, is 260,000 AU away

DWARF PLANETS

A dwarf planet, as defined by the International Astronomical Union (IAU), is a celestial body that (a) is in orbit around the Sun, (b) has sufficient mass for its self-gravity to overcome rigid body forces so that it assumes a hydrostatic equilibrium (nearly round) shape, (c) has not cleared the neighborhood around its orbit, and (d) is not a satellite.

Currently, there are only five bodies officially considered Dwarf Planets: Ceres, Pluto, Eris, Makemake and Haumea. Check out the Minor Planet Center's DWARF PLANETS page. Some others will be added later, and are already considered by some to be in the same class. Salacia is most likely a Dwarf Planet so I am including it as one, but she was initially classified a Cubewano. I will not be talking about Ceres here, as her orbit is primarily between Mars and Jupiter. And while this page is for Trans_Plutonian bodies, I decided I had to talk at least a little bit about Pluto, the king of the Dwarf Planets.....with all the news on this body that has been coming in daily from New Horizons. For those interested, here is a NASA page on all of the Dwarf Planets

Many astrologers (including yours truly), as well as many astronomers, feel that Dwarf Planets is a misnomer, and that bodies like Pluto and Eris are just as worthy of being called Planets as Mars and Saturn. I am in complete agreement with the following quote, taken from Walter Pullen's Dwarf Planet page:

'Note that a Dwarf planet can and probably should be considered just a type of planet, and not necessarily less significant than a traditional planet (either astronomically or astrologically). In other words, all Dwarf planets are planets! :-) The problem with the name 'Dwarf planet' is that it implies the planet is small in size, when it may not be. Tiny Mercury is smaller than certain planetary moons, but it's still a traditional planet because there's nothing else major in its orbit. Similarly, if a Jupiter sized body were to be discovered way out in the scattered disc, it would only be a "Dwarf planet" because there's other bodies there, when it would be larger than any traditional planet! Therefore, it would make more sense to call traditional planets something like 'lone planets' (because they're by themselves in their orbits), and call Dwarf planets 'linked planets' (because they have many neighbors). That's similar to the 'rocky planet' versus 'gas giant planet' distinction we already have to classify them.'

Pluto, Eris, Makemake and Haumea have also been placed in a special sub-category called "Plutoids", and so far, they are the only ones. (What is a Plutoid? "Plutoids are celestial bodies in orbit around the Sun at a semimajor axis greater than that of Neptune that have sufficient mass for their self-gravity to overcome rigid body forces so that they assume a hydrostatic equilibrium (near-spherical) shape, and that have not cleared the neighbourhood around their orbit. Satellites of plutoids are not plutoids themselves, even if they are massive enough that their shape is dictated by self-gravity." That's from an IAU Press Release Jun 11, 2008.)

You can read a bit more about this group of bodies here: DWARF PLANETS

Alan Clay has been doing a lot of research on outer bodies and has a website focused on some of these bodies at Dwarf Planet Astrology. You can also find out about his new book, Sedna Consciousness, the Soul's Path of Destiny.

	PLUTO
	Planet: 1930-2006 Dwarf Planet: 2006-?
	Just like most of the astrologers in today's world, I've known Pluto as a planet most of my life, and I felt a huge WRONG was done when the IAU voted in 2006 to demote it to Dwarf Planet. Perhaps in the not too distant future, it may once again be called a planet. Like most of my colleagues, I hope so. However, I have a theory about why it was demoted, and it has to do with the other bodies it was grouped with. In 1801, and Ceres was discovered, it was called a planet. But after several other bodies were found in the same area, it was demoted and classified as the largest of a new category: asteroids. Astrologers for the most part ignored Ceres after that, and it wasn't until 1973-74 that a few farsighted astrologers (led by Ellie Bach), started suggesting we explore it, and a few other asteroids, in charts. Those who did look at Ceres found it quite interesting. But for the most part, it was still ignored by the astrological community. Pluto, on the other hand, was considered a planet from its beginning, and, while a few astrologers tried to ignore it, most discovered it as a powerful and indespensible astrological tool....and wouldn't think of leaving it out of their charts. So when it was demoted, they continued using it without a pause, not letting the new category change how they used this tool. But suddenly, Pluto became linked with two other bodies...equals in the new Dwarf Planet group. Since Pluto was so potent, perhaps these bodies also needed to be looked at. And that is what began to happen....a growing number of astrologers started looking at Ceres, and Eris, the other Dwarf Planets. It didn't hurt that they had a mythological connection. Ceres was the brother of Pluto. And the astronomer who discovered Eris wanted, at first, to name it Persephone....who was Ceres daughter, and who was kidnapped and, some say, raped by Pluto, who later made her queen of the underworld.
	The Pluto archetype is very male in nature. But this body, Pluto, seems to have a very complex nature, with many elements deeply feminine. My wife Lynette Malone, also an astrologer, has always seen the basic energy of this astrological force as quite feminine. And long before my time, noted astrologer Isabel Hickey published a booklet asking us to look beyond the body's name. "Pluto or Minerva: The Choice Is Yours" should be a must reading for all astrologers, in my opinion. In my experience, the sign Scorpio can take one to the darkest depths of the psyche, and to the highest most spiritual perceptions. It is sometimes given multiple symbols with the Scorpion and its poisonous tail, the eagle soaring far and wide, and the dove as symbol of spirit. Isabel wrote, "Pluto rules Scorpio. Minerva, goddess of wisdom, rules the highest aspect of Pluto. Every growth begins in the darkness and grows toward the light." Talking about the Plutonian side of Pluto, if you will, she wrote: "The energy in us which is unknown on the surface but which works in the depths of our being. It rules the underworld in us, as well as the highest part of us. In its lowest aspect it can be working silently within and unknown under the surface and then erupt with violence." But there is another side. "The highest aspect of Pluto (Minerva, goddess of wisdom), works in a different fashion [than the lowest]. It changes the individual from within and comes imperceptibly like the dawn of a new day. It changes the individual so his is never again in the same state of consciousness. Purged of the dross, he is refined and regenerated." Thinking about the dark side of Pluto, and how only now, with New Horizons, are we getting a glimpse of what it really looks like, it is intriguing that some of the most frequent news of late is the coming to the surface, and in our face, of things that had always been hidden, not looked at. Take for example all the child abuse by church leaders and celebrities like Rolf Harris, or the sexual abuse charges against women surfacing about Bill Cosby. Pluto's orbit being so eccentric, it is for a short time closer to us than Neptune ever gets. This happens during the months near its perihelion....it's closest approach to the Sun. The most recent perihelion was 5 September 1989, when its astrological position was about 12 Sco 55. The Sabian Symbol for this degree is "An Inventor Performs A Laboratory Experiment." While the Internet had been around a little while by then, the first text message was sent over the net that year, and the first commercial internet providers emerged which opened access up to just about anyone...with the first commercial dial-up connection. Other interesting events at or near the perihelion: Denmark passed the worlds first law legalizing civil unions between same-sex partners, while in Western Australia homosexual act between consenting adults is decriminalized; the Berlin Wall comes down I won't explore the astrology of Pluto much here....there is over 80 years of good astrological research on this body And there is also a growing body of astronomical data on this body, as a result of the New Horizons spacecraft which flew right by Pluto in 2015. For example, we now know that Pluto's diameter 1,473 miles (2,370 kilometers), which makes it a bit larger than was thought, and larger than all other known solar system objects beyond the orbit of Neptune (that's right, larger than Eris.) In comparison, the smallest traditional planet, Mercury, has a diameter 4,880 kilometers. You can read more about the new findings here, and see fantastic photographs: New Horizons I attended a symposium in 1999 on the status of Pluto. The panel could not agree on whether Pluto should remain a planet or not, but was quite interesting. And I got a chance to meet Alan Stern who is now heading the New Horizon Pluto project that has given us all those great photos. Here is a shot of the panel there that day: IS PLUTO A PLANET? But I do want to give you a good ephemeris for it. So you can click here for a PLUTO EPHEMERIS, for every 10 days, for 1900-2020.

ERIS
136199 (2003 UB313)

ERIS SYMBOLS
There are five symbols shown for Eris. The one on the left was designed by Zane B Stein as a possible glyph for the this body. The middle two have been used by the Discordians to represent the Hand of Eris, long before this body was discovered. Next was submitted by Bogdan Krusiński, who says it is the symbol being used for Eris by astrologers in Poland. And on the far right is the one that is used for Eris in Time Passages software.

2003 UB313 had been officially declared the 10th Planet by the IAU, until August 24, 2006. On this date, they voted on an official definition of the word "Planet", and this body was reclassified. It is now one of the three members of a new classification, "Dwarf Planet", along with Pluto, and Ceres. But though they may be 'Dwarf' in size, they are anything but dwarf in significance. It was given an official number, 136199. And, it now has a name!

From the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory came an official announcement, September 13, 2006, Circular #8747: "Following near-unanimous acceptance by both the Committee on Small-Body Nomenclature and the Working Group on Planetary-System Nomenclature (in consultation with the discovery team), the IAU Executive Committee has now approved the names Eris for (136199) and Dysnomia for its satellite (136199) Eris I [formerly S/2005 (2003 UB313)" More on this in a moment.

ASTRONOMY

On January 5, 2005, the team of Michael Brown, Chad Trujillo, and David Rabinowitz (David, you may remember, discovered Pholus), discovered a very unique body while looking over photographic plates that had been taken Oct 21, 2003. (It's not unusual for photographic plates to sit for months or even years before they are really studied, since so many of them are taken on a daily basis.) Anyway, when they first recognized what they had found, they decided to research it thoroughly before making a a public announcement, which they finally did on July 29, 2005, (the same day as two other large Kuiper Belt objects, 2003 EL61 and 2005 FY9, were also announced.)

THE NAMING

This body had been nicknamed 'Xena', as in the television's most famous female warrior, and her moon had been nicknamed 'Gabrielle' after Xena's constant companion.

RATHER HUMOROUS NICKNAMES SEEM TO BE THE NORM RATHER THAN THE EXCEPTION. OTHER NICKNAMES GIVEN TO RECENTLY DISCOVERED BODIES INCLUDE "SANTA" (2003 EL61), "RUDOLPH" (the moon of 2003 EL61), "EASTERBUNNY" (2005 FY9), AND BEFORE SEDNA WAS OFFICIALLY NAMED, ITS NICKNAME WAS "FLYING DUTCHMAN"

But now we need to start calling this body by it's official name of Eris (Greek Ἒρις), the Greek mythological goddess personifying strife. Her Latin name is Discordia. And her moon has been officially named 'Dysnomia', a child of the goddess Eris, who often was used to symbolize lawlessness

Mike Brown gives this account on the naming:

"We officially suggested the name on 6 September 2006, and it was accepted and announced on 13 September 2006.

"The satellite of Eris has received the offical name Dysnomia, who in Greek mythology is Eris' daughter and the demon spirit of lawlessness. As Dysnomia is a bit of a mouthful, we tend to simply call the satellite Dy, for short.

"As promised for the past year, the name Xena (and satellite Gabrielle) were simply placeholders while awaiting the IAU's decision on how an official name was to be proposed. As that process dragged on, however, many people got to know Xena and Gabrielle as the real names of these objects and are sad to see them change. We admit to some sadness ourselves.We used the names for almost two years now and are having a hard time swtiching. But for those who miss Xena, look for the obvious nod* in the new name of the moon of Eris."

*And of course, by "obvious nod", Michael was referring to the fact that the moon was named after a spirit of lawlessness, and the television character Xena was played by actress Lucy Lawless.

Mike Brown has a page about Eris with a lot of interesting information. Check out his Eris page.

WHERE, AND WHAT, IS IT?

Brown describes it as the most distant object ever found to be orbiting the Sun. At 9.7 billion miles, Eris is three times farther from the Sun than Pluto, which averages 3.6 billion miles from the Sun. The newly-discovered object is more distant than the mysterious planetoid Sedna discovered in 2003. But that's only right now. Because of its highly elliptical orbit (with an eccentricity of 0.44177), in 280 years, the planet will be as close as the planet Neptune is to Earth.

Not only is its orbit highly elliptical, but it is tilted 44.187 degrees relative to the plane of the solar system. Pluto's orbit is only inclined 17 degrees.

How big is it? The latest size estimate, as of February 2006, is a diameter of 3000 km. To put that in perspective, our Moon is 3500 km, Pluto is 2300 km, and Pluto's moon Charon only 1200 km.

It takes 557 years for the newly-discovered body to orbit the Sun. Right now, it is on the far side of the Solar System, not too far from its farthest point from the Sun.

On September 10, 2005, astronomers discovered that Eris has a moon, and this was provisionally designated S/2005 (2003 UB313). Some mouthful to say! So, since they nicknamed the main body Xena, they decided to nickname its companion Gabrielle (after the TV warrior's constant companion.)

Here is an excellent website for (mostly) astronomical information and updates on 136199: ERIS

MYTHOLOGY

Eris comes from Greek mythology, and the name translates as Strife. But it seems there were two different goddesses by that name. Hesiod wrote, in "Works and Days":

"So, after all, there was not one kind of Strife alone, but all over the earth there are two. As for the one, a man would praise her when he came to understand her; but the other is blameworthy: and they are wholly different in nature.

For one fosters evil war and battle, being cruel: her no man loves; but perforce, through the will of the deathless gods, men pay harsh Strife her honour due.

But the other is the elder daughter of dark Night (Nyx), and the son of Cronus who sits above and dwells in the aether, set her in the roots of the earth: and she is far kinder to men. She stirs up even the shiftless to toil; for a man grows eager to work when he considers his neighbour, a rich man who hastens to plough and plant and put his house in good order; and neighbour vies with his neighbour as he hurries after wealth. This Strife is wholesome for men. And potter is angry with potter, and craftsman with craftsman, and beggar is jealous of beggar, and minstrel of minstrel."

The goddess Hesiod describes who 'fosters evil war and battle' is described as being the sister of Ares (Mars, to the Romans), with Zeus (Jupiter) and Hera (Ceres) as her parents.

Eris, as daughter of Nyx, has some quite interesting siblings, although the list varies depending upon the author.

Hesiod wrote: "And Nyx (Night) bare hateful Moros (Doom) and black Ker (Violent Death) and Thanatos (Death), and she bare Hypnos (Sleep) and the tribe of Oneiroi (Dreams). And again the goddess murky Nyx, though she lay with none, bare Momos (Blame) and painful Oizys (Misery), and the Hesperides ... Also she bare the Moirai (Fates) and the ruthless avenging Keres (Death-Fates) ... Also deadly Nyx bare Nemesis (Envy) to afflict mortal men, and after her, Apate (Deceit) and Philotes (Friendship) and hateful Geras (Old Age) and hard-hearted Eris (Strife)."

Hyginus wrote: "From Nox (Night) and Erebus: Fatum (Fate), Senectus (Old Age), Mors (Death), Letum (Dissolution), Continentia (Moderation), Somnus (Sleep), Somnia (Dreams), Amor (Love) - that is Lysimeles, Epiphron (Prudence), Porphyrion, Epaphus, Discordia (Discord) [Eris], Miseria (Misery), Petulantia (Wantonness), Nemesis (Envy), Euphrosyne (Good Cheer), Amicitia (Friendship), Misericordia (Compassion), Styx (Hatred); the three Parcae (Fates), namely Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos; the Hesperides."

And Eris herself has been listed of the mother of several other interesting beings, called the Kakodaimones, who were the evil spirits which plagued mankind. The moon of the body Eris has been named after the one listed in bold in the following paragraph from Hesiod:

"But abhorred Eris (Strife) bare painful Ponos (Toil), and Lethe (Forgetfulness), and Limos (Starvation), and the Algea (Pains), full of weeping, the Hysminai (Fightings) and the Makhai (Battles), the Phonoi (Murders) and the Androktasiai (Man-slaughters), the Neikea (Quarrels), the Pseudo-Logoi (Lies), the Amphilogiai (Disputes), and Dysnomia (Lawlessness) and Ate (Ruin), who share one another's natures, and Horkos (Oath) who does more damage than any other to earthly men, when anyone, of his knowledge, swears to a false oath."

There are many stories of Eris in literature, but probably the most famous took place at the marriage of Peleus to Thetis. Eris was not invited to the wedding. (Would you invite Strife to your wedding?) When she found out that she had been snubbed, but Hera (Juno), Athena (Pallas), and Aphrodite (Venus) had been sent invitations (by Chiron, in fact), but she had not been invited, she was enraged, and sought revenge. She decided to go to the wedding anyway. Colluthus wrote:

"And now she bethought her of the golden apples of the Hesperides. Thence Eris took the fruit that should be the harbinger of war, even the apple, and devised the scheme of signal woes. Whirling her arm she hurled into the banquet the primal seed of turmoil and disturbed the choir of goddesses. Hera, glorying to be the spouse and to share the bed of Zeus, rose up amazed, and would fain have seized it. And Kypris [Aphrodite], as being more excellent than all, desired to have the apple, for that it is the treasure of the Erotes (Loves). But Hera would not give it up and Athena would not yield."

Zeus saw the quarrel heating up, and called to Hermes (Mercury) to give escort the goddesses to a shepherd named Paris, and instruct him to give the apple to the goddess he saw as the most beautiful. In this way, he sought to resolve the argument. (Some say that Zeus knew what would happen, and planned the whole thing.)

When Paris was told of his honor by Hermes, each of the goddesses tried to sway his decision by offering him a gift. (Bribing the judge?) Hera said if she were chosen fairest of all women, she would make him king of all men; Athena promised him victory in war; and Aphrodite promised him Helene in marriage.

Paris chose Aphrodite, for Helene was one of the most beautiful, desirable of all women. With Aphrodite's aid Paris seduced queen Helene and abducted her to Troy, and this led to the Trojan War.

There are many, many stories of Eris accompanying her brother Ares onto the battlefield. She is often described as having an insatiable desire for bloodshed. Even after all the other gods had withdrawn from battle, she remained, rejoicing over the slaughter.

But she was also mentioned as responsible for other 'battles.' On more than one occasion, for example, she is listed as the cause of marital strife.

Aesop retold one of the Eris stories which may indeed show us one aspect of Eris' meaning to us:

"Herakles was making his way through a narrow pass. He saw something that looked like an apple lying on the ground and he tried to smash it with his club. After having been struck by the club, the thing swelled up to twice its size. Herakles struck it again with his club, even harder than before, and the thing then expanded to such a size that it blocked Herakles's way. Herakles let go of his club and stood there, amazed. Athena saw him and said, 'O Herakles, don't be so surprised! This thing that has brought about your confusion is Aporia (Contentiousness) and Eris (Strife). If you just leave it alone, it stays small; but if you decide to fight it, then it swells from its small size and grows large."

And yet, with all of this, there is another side to Eris. As Hesiod wrote:

"One [Eris] is Trouble and Fighting. But the other is only Healthy Competition."

The ancient astrologers associated war, as well as healthy competition, with the 7th house, and the 7th sign (Libra). Could Eris, therefore, be associated with Libra?

MODERN MYTHOLOGY

Today, there is a religion that worships the goddess Eris. Well, sort of. Anyway, the members of this faith call themselves Discordians. (Two of the symbols they have used to represent the Hand of Eris are shown at the top of this page as possible symbols for the planet Eris.)

What is the Discordian view of Eris? For that, I'd like to quote from their 'bible', the Principia Discordia:

"...It was not until they traced the Greek writing on the apple that they discovered the ancient Goddess known to the Greeks as Eris and to the Romans as Discordia. This was on the fifth night, and when they slept that night each had a vivid dream of a splendid woman whose eyes were as soft as feather and as deep as eternity itself, and whose body was the spectacular dance of atoms and universes. Pyrotechnics of pure energy formed her flowing hair, and rainbows manifested and dissolved as she spoke in a warm and gentle voice:

"I have come to tell you that you are free. Many ages ago, My consciousness left man, that he might develop himself. I return to find this development approaching completion, but hindered by fear and by misunderstanding.

"You have built for yourselves psychic suits of armor, and clad in them, your vision is restricted, your movements are clumsy and painful, your skin is bruised, and your spirit is broiled in the sun.

"I am chaos. I am the substance from which your artists and scientists build rhythms. I am the spirit with which your children and clowns laugh in happy anarchy. I am chaos. I am alive, and I tell you that you are free.""

ASTROLOGY

KEYWORDS: If you would like to experiment with some preliminary keywords for Eris, please jump to my Preliminary Keywords page, but keep in mind that it is still early in research, and the keyword list may be modified or expanded upon.

It was at its furthest point from the Sun (aphelion) on March 16, 1977, at 13 Aries 36. (1977 was an interesting year. Six days earlier, rings were discovered around the planet Uranus, shaking up our reality, letting us know Saturn wasn't the only ringed planet. And later in the year, November 1, Chiron was discovered, right between Saturn and Uranus.)

Going back in time, it was closest to the Sun (perihelion) on July 7, 1699, at 8 Libra 53. A planet's perihelion is, in many ways, the beginning of its orbital cycle. What shift took place int he world at the end of the 17th Century, as we entered into the 18th Century? Why have some called the 1700's "The Age of Reason and Change"? Could this be related to the perihelion in Libra, sign of the scales of balance, fairness, law and justice?

Obviously, it is way too soon to list meanings for this planet, but it is not too soon to begin studying it astrologically. Here are a few significant positions for Eris:
Discovery position: 19 Aries 45 R
Position when announced to the world: 21 Aries 05 R

ERIS' COLOR?

Traditionally astrologers have assigned colors to the planets that seemed to most fit their nature. Mars, planet of passion, for example, was associated with the fiery color red.

So I started wondering if there was a color associated with Eris. What color do you associate with discord?

Maybe instead she rules situations where colors are disturbing, discordant...where the colors clash.

Discordant colours are those that are almost opposite each other on a colour wheel. Complementary colors on the color wheel are opposite each other, such as Yellow and Purple.

But discordant colors are almost, but not quite, opposites. They are like two zodiac signs that are quincunx. For example, Yellow and Maroon (the color between Red and Purple) would be discordant.

Just like you can't ignore a quincunx, as it is always pushing you to make adjustments, you can't ignore discordant colors. They are very good at getting your attention and often there is a visceral reaction.

EPHEMERIS

I have set up a separate page for the positions of 136199 (2003 UB313) to cover 1900-2012. Just click on this link: ERIS EPHEMERIS 1900-2012 And you can purchase an ephemeris for her monthly positions from 1375 to 2050 by clicking here: ERIS EPHEMERIS 1375-2050

ERIS & THE DIALECTIC

Recently, I had occasion to read something that showed me a very positive side to Eris. Astrologer John Halloran posted the following (reprinted with his permission) on alt.astrology.moderated:

Eris - Discord and the Dialectic Process

It appears that the philosopher Hegel saw the evolutionary stage that is beyond Pluto.

Hegel saw the dialectic between thesis and antithesis as a constructive process that leads to a higher synthesis.

There is a discussion of Hegel's ideas excerpted at:

What is the Hegelian Dialectic

Thoughts from this page:

"Dialectic is defined by Hegel as the power (or energy or force) of negativity."

"Dialectic is thus the transition of things, and of knowledge, from potentiality or abstraction to actuality and content, but in such a way that the arising of a fuller determination points beyond itself to a further determination. Every determination is both a result and a new beginning, concrete and abstract, for it occurs within a process of the becoming of a thing (or of knowledge), and hence is concrete relative to the origin of the process but abstract relative to the telos of the whole process. A thing becomes more and more fully developed through this successive dialectic of self-reconstruction."

So discord is part of a constant on-going dialectic process of maturation, of leaving behind one-sided viewpoints and partial truths. It shakes up the status quo and says that a more complete perspective is necessary.

Regards,

John Halloran
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Halloran Software
Windows Astrology Software - www.halloran.com/

The dialectic is a branch of logic in the art of reasoning and\or disputing. Through the use of it Socrates would lead his adversary to make clear his position on the subject, then, often with the introduction of an absolutely contrary theory, the discussion would end with an admission, on the other side, of an inaccuracy. It was employed to set one theory in opposition with another, and thus to develop a subject in a comprehensive manner. First an idea (a Thesis) was thrown up against another theory (an Antithesis); from this, it was thought, one would advance to a third stage, and the truth would emerge. Often, - though not necessarily - there would come about a combination of both the ideas (a synthesis). From this process, it is thought, one would arrive at the truth of a proposition; this is not to be confused with a negotiation process whereby, usually, a compromise is wrought out.

Henry Alphern wrote (in An Outline History of Philosophy):

"We must analyze everything into what it now is, then analysis will show that it contains its opposite, which in turn will have to be harmonized into something that includes them both. But the resultant synthesis will itself be subject again to a negative element, this then, will be resolved into a still more comprehensive synthesis, which will be subjected once more to the principle of contradiction. The final solution, the ultimate harmony, the last synthesis, the step when it will no longer be necessary to go higher, will constitute the Absolute. The Universe as a whole harmonizes all contradictions, it is the perfect whole, it is the synthesis which we are seeking as our final solution. It, therefore, constitutes the true, the rational, the goal of the dialectic method. The conclusion is that only the whole of reality is rational, because that furnishes a complete view of all things; it is the Absolute, the World, Reason, God."

Hesiod wrote that there were two different Eris goddesses. One of them, the daugher of Nyx (Night) stirred up healthy competiton. Think about the last good, stirring debate you watched. A discussion involving opposing viewpoints, first one side, then the other, at times perhaps getting quite heated. Didn't you come away mentally stimulated, perhaps with your own thoughts galvanized?

Competition comes from the Latin word competere, which means: to strive together, to coincide. The very basis of healthy competition is not to create enmity, but to strive together to come up with something better than existed previously. In a healthy competition, everyone benefits, no matter whoo wins.

President William McKinley was an indefatigable campaigner. He helped rebuild the Republican Party in 1896 by rejecting divisive ethnic issues and promoting pluralism--whereby every group in the nation would prosper and none would be singled out for attack. He once wrote:

"Without competition we would be clinging to the clumsy antiquated processes of farming and manufacture and the methods of business of long ago, and the twentieth would be no further advanced than the eighteenth century."

He was born on January 29, 1843, with Mercury approximately 27 Aquarius 18, closely conjunct Eris at 27 Aquarius 53.

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey had a mind that quickly grasped complicated issues. He was instrumental in merging two opposing political parties (the Democratic and the Farmer-Labor party), and with their combined backing he was elected Mayor of Minneapolis. He gained a national reputation by his strong stand for civil rights. In fact, in one of the most renowned speeches in American political history, Humphrey told the 1948 Democratic National Convention: "To those who say, my friends, to those who say, that we are rushing this issue of civil rights, I say to them we are 172 years too late! To those who say, this civil rights program is an infringement on states' rights, I say this: the time has arrived in America for the Democratic Party to get out of the shadow of states' rights and walk forthrightly into the bright sunshine of human rights!" Humphrey and his allies succeeded; the pro-civil-rights plank was narrowly adopted. But not without causing strife! As a result of the Convention's vote, the Mississippi and one half of the Alabama delegation walked out of the hall. Many Southern Democrats were so enraged that they formed the "Dixiecrat" party and nominated their own presidential candidate.

He once wrote:

"Freedom is hammered out on the anvil of discussion, dissent, and debate."

Humphrey was born May 27, 1911. This gave him a Mars (25 Pisces 19) conjunct Eris (26 Pisces 39), both square Pluto (26 Gemini 53.)

ERIS CHANGES SIGNS

Because it moves so slowly, this body can take several years to move through one degree. Perhaps that is why some people experience significant events, several years in a row, on a specific date?

Research in history should reflect an interesting transition from 1922-1927. Eris was straddling the cusp between Pisces and Aries that whole period:
- Enters Aries June 3, 1922
- Retrogrades back into Pisces July 21, 1922
- Enters Aries April 27, 1923
- Retrogrades back into Pisces August 28, 1923
- Enters Aries April 1, 1924
- Retrogrades back into Pisces September 24, 1924
- Enters Aries March 9, 1925
- Retrogrades back into Pisces October 22, 1925
- Enters Aries February 12, 1926
- Retrogrades back into Pisces December 5, 1926
- Enters Aries January 1, 1927 (where it still is to this day)
Look especially to 1924 & 1925, when the Spring Equinox occurred only hours away from the Sun/Eris conjunction.
- 1924: Only a few days after the conjunction in 1924, Greece proclaims itself a Republic. Less than a week after that, Adolf Hitler was sentenced to five years in jail for his participation in the Beer Hall Putsch.
- 1925: Shortly before the conjunction, a law was passed in Tennessee that, in effect, forbade the teaching of evolution in schools, or "any theory that denies the story of the Divine Creation of man as taught in the Bible." This sparked a major furor, putting on trial a teacher (John T. Scopes) in what was to become one of the most famous trials in history. William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow locked horns in what has become known as the Scopes Monkey Trial.

ERIS CONJUNCT SUN

Here follows the dates and times for the exact conjunction of the Sun with Eris for over a century. We can use this data to study this new body in several different ways:

Birthcharts. Do you know anyone born on or near any of these dates?
Personal Events. Have you had anything happen to you around these dates?

Historical Events. Have there been any patterns in world events for these dates?

DEGREE	DATE	TIME (U.T.)	DEGREE	DATE	TIME (U.T.)
22 PI 20	3/13/1900	8 Hr 35 Min 56 Sec	7 AR 49	3/28/1953	19 Hr 25 Min 59 Sec
22 PI 40	3/13/1901	22 Hr 30 Min 47 Sec	8 AR 05	3/29/1954	7 Hr 37 Min 00 Sec
23 PI 00	3/14/1902	12 Hr 22 Min 29 Sec	8 AR 20	3/29/1955	19 Hr 27 Min 02 Sec
23 PI 20	3/15/1903	2 Hr 19 Min 49 Sec	8 AR 35	3/29/1956	7 Hr 31 Min 35 Sec
23 PI 40	3/14/1904	16 Hr 05 Min 19 Sec	8 AR 51	3/29/1957	19 Hr 31 Min 54 Sec
23 PI 59	3/15/1905	5 Hr 52 Min 01 Sec	9 AR 06	3/30/1958	7 Hr 27 Min 08 Sec
24 PI 19	3/15/1906	19 Hr 40 Min 27 Sec	9 AR 21	3/30/1959	19 Hr 28 Min 04 Sec
24 PI 38	3/16/1907	9 Hr 08 Min 41 Sec	9 AR 36	3/30/1960	7 Hr 13 Min 42 Sec
24 PI 58	3/15/1908	22 Hr 42 Min 04 Sec	9 AR 51	3/30/1961	19 Hr 14 Min 08 Sec
25 PI 17	3/16/1909	12 Hr 12 Min 36 Sec	10 AR 06	3/31/1962	7 Hr 18 Min 18 Sec
25 PI 36	3/17/1910	1 Hr 38 Min 19 Sec	10 AR 21	3/31/1963	19 Hr 07 Min 05 Sec
25 PI 55	3/17/1911	15 Hr 05 Min 09 Sec	10 AR 36	3/31/1964	7 Hr 13 Min 23 Sec
26 PI 13	3/17/1912	4 Hr 18 Min 10 Sec	10 AR 51	3/31/1965	19 Hr 10 Min 54 Sec
26 PI 32	3/17/1913	17 Hr 37 Min 10 Sec	11 AR 06	4/1/1966	7 Hr 02 Min 09 Sec
26 PI 51	3/18/1914	7 Hr 04 Min 24 Sec	11 AR 21	4/1/1967	18 Hr 56 Min 52 Sec
27 PI 10	3/18/1915	20 Hr 16 Min 45 Sec	11 AR 36	4/1/1968	6 Hr 35 Min 22 Sec
27 PI 28	3/18/1916	9 Hr 38 Min 18 Sec	11 AR 51	4/1/1969	18 Hr 27 Min 14 Sec
27 PI 47	3/18/1917	22 Hr 55 Min 43 Sec	12 AR 06	4/2/1970	6 Hr 17 Min 14 Sec
28 PI 05	3/19/1918	12 Hr 03 Min 39 Sec	12 AR 20	4/2/1971	17 Hr 48 Min 50 Sec
28 PI 23	3/20/1919	1 Hr 12 Min 34 Sec	12 AR 35	4/2/1972	5 Hr 39 Min 19 Sec
28 PI 41	3/19/1920	14 Hr 05 Min 43 Sec	12 AR 50	4/2/1973	17 Hr 24 Min 07 Sec
28 PI 59	3/20/1921	3 Hr 04 Min 15 Sec	13 AR 05	4/3/1974	5 Hr 10 Min 57 Sec
29 PI 16	3/20/1922	16 Hr 07 Min 11 Sec	13 AR 19	4/3/1975	17 Hr 05 Min 18 Sec
29 PI 34	3/21/1923	4 Hr 50 Min 19 Sec	13 AR 34	4/3/1976	4 Hr 45 Min 34 Sec
29 PI 51	3/20/1924	17 Hr 43 Min 19 Sec	13 AR 48	4/3/1977	16 Hr 36 Min 49 Sec
0 AR 08	3/21/1925	6 Hr 36 Min 51 Sec	14 AR 03	4/4/1978	4 Hr 22 Min 47 Sec
0 AR 26	3/21/1926	19 Hr 27 Min 05 Sec	14 AR 17	4/4/1979	15 Hr 49 Min 58 Sec
0 AR 43	3/22/1927	8 Hr 26 Min 16 Sec	14 AR 31	4/4/1980	3 Hr 33 Min 47 Sec
1 AR 01	3/21/1928	21 Hr 11 Min 08 Sec	14 AR 45	4/4/1981	15 Hr 10 Min 57 Sec
1 AR 18	3/22/1929	10 Hr 02 Min 01 Sec	15 AR 00	4/5/1982	2 Hr 44 Min 56 Sec
1 AR 35	3/22/1930	22 Hr 53 Min 08 Sec	15 AR 14	4/5/1983	14 Hr 23 Min 23 Sec
1 AR 52	3/23/1931	11 Hr 22 Min 33 Sec	15 AR 28	4/5/1984	1 Hr 48 Min 54 Sec
2 AR 09	3/23/1932	0 Hr 03 Min 10 Sec	15 AR 43	4/5/1985	13 Hr 30 Min 07 Sec
2 AR 26	3/23/1933	12 Hr 39 Min 15 Sec	15 AR 57	4/6/1986	1 Hr 12 Min 24 Sec
2 AR 43	3/24/1934	1 Hr 10 Min 45 Sec	16 AR 11	4/6/1987	12 Hr 41 Min 44 Sec
3 AR 00	3/24/1935	13 Hr 46 Min 20 Sec	16 AR 26	4/6/1988	0 Hr 28 Min 27 Sec
3 AR 16	3/24/1936	2 Hr 06 Min 15 Sec	16 AR 40	4/6/1989	12 Hr 08 Min 06 Sec
3 AR 33	3/24/1937	14 Hr 38 Min 11 Sec	16 AR 54	4/6/1990	23 Hr 41 Min 09 Sec
3 AR 49	3/25/1938	3 Hr 15 Min 19 Sec	17 AR 09	4/7/1991	11 Hr 18 Min 29 Sec
4 AR 06	3/25/1939	15 Hr 36 Min 54 Sec	17 AR 23	4/6/1992	22 Hr 41 Min 46 Sec
4 AR 22	3/25/1940	4 Hr 13 Min 48 Sec	17 AR 37	4/7/1993	10 Hr 19 Min 03 Sec
4 AR 39	3/25/1941	16 Hr 41 Min 59 Sec	17 AR 51	4/7/1994	21 Hr 52 Min 22 Sec
4 AR 55	3/26/1942	5 Hr 04 Min 58 Sec	18 AR 05	4/8/1995	9 Hr 09 Min 30 Sec
5 AR 11	3/26/1943	17 Hr 29 Min 14 Sec	18 AR 19	4/7/1996	20 Hr 46 Min 01 Sec
5 AR 27	3/26/1944	5 Hr 37 Min 04 Sec	18 AR 32	4/8/1997	8 Hr 17 Min 59 Sec
5 AR 43	3/26/1945	17 Hr 55 Min 38 Sec	18 AR 46	4/8/1998	19 Hr 51 Min 09 Sec
5 AR 59	3/27/1946	6 Hr 14 Min 43 Sec	19 AR 01	4/9/1999	7 Hr 32 Min 54 Sec
6 AR 14	3/27/1947	18 Hr 14 Min 21 Sec	19 AR 15	4/8/2000	19 Hr 01 Min 07 Sec
6 AR 30	3/27/1948	6 Hr 28 Min 41 Sec	19 AR 29	4/9/2001	6 Hr 41 Min 38 Sec
6 AR 46	3/27/1949	18 Hr 39 Min 15 Sec	19 AR 43	4/9/2002	18 Hr 14 Min 14 Sec
7 AR 02	3/28/1950	6 Hr 49 Min 52 Sec	19 AR 57	4/10/2003	5 Hr 29 Min 50 Sec
7 AR 18	3/28/1951	19 Hr 08 Min 36 Sec	20 AR 11	4/9/2004	17 Hr 05 Min 21 Sec
7 AR 33	3/28/1952	7 Hr 12 Min 42 Sec	20 AR 25	4/10/2005	4 Hr 31 Min 48 Sec
7 AR 49	3/28/1953	19 Hr 25 Min 59 Sec	20 AR 38	4/10/2006	15 Hr 56 Min 44 Sec

ERIS ASPECTING MAJOR PLANETS

Of course, not only Eris/Sun conjunctions should be significant, but any major aspect between a planet and this body.

ERIS AND PLUTO

My first thought was to look for a conjunction between Eris and Pluto, since they are both long-range influences. But I couldn't find one during the whole 20th Century, or even the 19th. Since 1700, these two bodies have only had one conjuction, on December 16, 1756 (at 18 Sagittarius 33.) I've disovered that a remarkable artist was born while these two bodies were only about a degree apart, and invite you to read look at the chart of William Blake .

Due to the the extreme eccentricities of these two planets, other aspects between them are rare as well. The only times the two planets were in exact opposition between 1700 and the present were in the 20th Century. (The first position in the list is that of Pluto, the second, Eris):

Nov 20, 1976 - 13 Lib 17 to 13 Ari 17
Mar 7, 1977 - 13 Lib 31 to 13 Ari 31
Oct 4, 1977 - 13 Lib 58 to 13 Ari 58
May 10, 1978 - 14 Lib 26 to 14 Ari 26
Aug 15, 1978 - 14 Lib 38 to 14 Ari 38

Three major discoveries in astronomy were made during this period which forever changed our picture of the solar system. All three of these discoveries would have a Pluto/Eris opposition in their charts.:

March 10, 1977, Uranus was discovered to have rings. Up until that time, Saturn was the only planet thought to have rings.
Nov 1, 1977, Chiron was discovered. Nothing of note was thought to be in that part of the system, and it opened up a whole new category of bodies called Centaurs.
July 2, 1978, Pluto was discovered to have a moon, which was named Charon. This discovery led to the conclusion that Pluto was much smaller than previously supposed.

And the only times they were square since 1700 were also in the 20th Century:

Sep 20, 1907	-	24 Gem 48 to 24 Pis 48
Nov 24, 1907	-	24 Gem 13 to 24 Pis 13
Aug 14, 1908	-	25 Gem 31 to 25 Pis 31
Jan 1, 1909	-	24 Gem 32 to 24 Pis 32
Jul 17, 1909	-	26 Gem 02 to 26 Pis 02
Feb 2, 1910	-	25 Gem 05 to 25 Pis 05
Jun 19, 1910	-	26 Gem 25 to 26 Pis 25
Mar 16, 1911	-	25 Gem 54 to 25 Pis 54
Oct 5, 1911	-	26 Gem 32 to 26 Pis 32

This grouping is especially intriguing because the Galactic Center during this period was 25 Sag 34 to 25 Sag 37, with Pluto opposing it (unlike now when Pluto is conjunct the GC) and Eris squaring it.

ERIS AND OTHER PLANETS

Eris conjunct Mercury should shape a person's manner of speaking, and thinking; Eris conjunct Mars should shape a person's method of attacking problems, etc. Here are all the conjunctions (1900-2006) of Eris to the major planets plus Chiron. (Note: there were no Neptune or Pluto conjunctions during this period.) Do you know anyone born on or near any of these dates?

CONJUNCT	DEGREE	DATE	TIME---(U.T.)	CONJUNCT	DEGREE	DATE	TIME---(U.T.)	CONJUNCT	DEGREE	DATE	TIME (U.T.)
MERC/ERIS	22 PI 08	2/27/1900	0 Hr 42 M	MERC/ERIS	3 AR 23	4/2/1936	0 Hr 02 M	CHIR/ERIS	12 AR 55	5/30/1971	17 Hr 06 M
MARS/ERIS	22 PI 33	3/29/1900	14 Hr 46 M	VENU/ERIS	3 AR 31	4/13/1936	21 Hr 26 M	CHIR/ERIS	12 AR 45	9/8/1971	2 Hr 21 M
VENU/ERIS	21 PI 53	6/2/1900	21 Hr 55 M	MERC/ERIS	3 AR 33	3/24/1937	22 Hr 35 M	MARS/ERIS	11 AR 56	1/14/1972	3 Hr 28 M
.	.	.	.	VENU/ERIS	3 AR 02	5/2/1937	9 Hr 55 M	VENU/ERIS	12 AR 09	2/20/1972	16 Hr 29 M
VENU/ERIS	22 PI 48	3/23/1901	22 Hr 55 M	SATU/ERIS	4 AR 17	6/15/1937	5 Hr 16 M	MERC/ERIS	12 AR 23	3/14/1972	14 Hr 20 M
MERC/ERIS	23 PI 02	4/10/1901	11 Hr 35 M	SATU/ERIS	4 AR 04	8/22/1937	17 Hr 18 M	CHIR/ERIS	12 AR 26	3/19/1972	9 Hr 46 M
MERC/ERIS	23 PI 17	4/5/1902	9 Hr 48 M	SATU/ERIS	3 AR 27	2/19/1938	21 Hr 08 M	MERC/ERIS	12 AR 33	3/29/1972	9 Hr 50 M
VENU/ERIS	23 PI 35	5/1/1902	0 Hr 05 M	MARS/ERIS	3 AR 18	3/2/1938	22 Hr 40 M	MERC/ERIS	12 AR 53	4/29/1972	23 Hr 43 M
VENU/ERIS	23 PI 04	2/22/1903	12 Hr 52 M	VENU/ERIS	3 AR 42	3/15/1938	8 Hr 48 M	VENU/ERIS	12 AR 51	4/4/1973	4 Hr 47 M
MERC/ERIS	23 PI 31	3/29/1903	10 Hr 57 M	MERC/ERIS	3 AR 43	3/16/1938	21 Hr 09 M	MERC/ERIS	13 AR 05	4/26/1973	4 Hr 47 M
MARS/ERIS	23 PI 20	2/18/1904	12 Hr 26 M	MERC/ERIS	3 AR 54	3/9/1939	15 Hr 54 M	MARS/ERIS	13 AR 32	7/12/1973	8 Hr 29 M
MERC/ERIS	23 PI 45	3/20/1904	18 Hr 03 M	VENU/ERIS	4 AR 30	4/29/1939	8 Hr 40 M	MERC/ERIS	13 AR 15	4/19/1974	10 Hr 13 M
VENU/ERIS	23 PI 59	4/8/1904	5 Hr 42 M	JUPI/ERIS	4 AR 48	6/8/1939	11 Hr 53 M	VENU/ERIS	13 AR 32	5/16/1974	21 Hr 54 M
VENU/ERIS	23 PI 26	1/28/1905	4 Hr 26 M	JUPI/ERIS	4 AR 18	9/23/1939	19 Hr 48 M	VENU/ERIS	13 AR 00	3/5/1975	23 Hr 34 M
MERC/ERIS	23 PI 57	3/12/1905	18 Hr 18 M	MARS/ERIS	3 AR 41	1/9/1940	10 Hr 19 M	MERC/ERIS	13 AR 25	4/11/1975	15 Hr 20 M
MARS/ERIS	23 PI 45	1/27/1906	17 Hr 20 M	JUPI/ERIS	3 AR 44	1/19/1940	6 Hr 42 M	JUPI/ERIS	13 AR 46	5/17/1975	2 Hr 45 M
MERC/ERIS	24 PI 10	3/4/1906	22 Hr 47 M	VENU/ERIS	3 AR 56	2/15/1940	12 Hr 37 M	MARS/ERIS	13 AR 56	6/9/1975	0 Hr 50 M
VENU/ERIS	24 PI 14	3/9/1906	22 Hr 42 M	MERC/ERIS	4 AR 41	4/20/1940	21 Hr 58 M	MERC/ERIS	13 AR 33	4/2/1976	10 Hr 41 M
MERC/ERIS	24 PI 42	3/20/1907	9 Hr 00 M	VENU/ERIS	4 AR 42	3/30/1941	19 Hr 51 M	VENU/ERIS	13 AR 45	4/19/1976	12 Hr 47 M
MERC/ERIS	25 PI 00	4/13/1907	13 Hr 24 M	MERC/ERIS	4 AR 53	4/15/1941	7 Hr 53 M	VENU/ERIS	13 AR 21	2/17/1977	20 Hr 43 M
VENU/ERIS	25 PI 07	4/23/1907	9 Hr 36 M	MARS/ERIS	5 AR 23	7/11/1941	19 Hr 20 M	MERC/ERIS	13 AR 42	3/25/1977	7 Hr 41 M
SATU/ERIS	25 PI 21	5/19/1907	13 Hr 43 M	MERC/ERIS	5 AR 04	4/8/1942	2 Hr 00 M	VENU/ERIS	13 AR 53	4/10/1977	5 Hr 53 M
SATU/ERIS	24 PI 58	9/5/1907	21 Hr 36 M	VENU/ERIS	5 AR 25	5/11/1942	1 Hr 45 M	VENU/ERIS	14 AR 15	5/16/1977	6 Hr 27 M
MARS/ERIS	24 PI 13	1/2/1908	23 Hr 16 M	VENU/ERIS	4 AR 53	3/1/1943	11 Hr 00 M	MARS/ERIS	14 AR 15	5/16/1977	5 Hr 22 M
SATU/ERIS	24 PI 26	1/31/1908	17 Hr 20 M	MERC/ERIS	5 AR 14	3/31/1943	3 Hr 45 M	MERC/ERIS	13 AR 51	3/18/1978	6 Hr 15 M
MERC/ERIS	25 PI 17	4/9/1908	19 Hr 35 M	MARS/ERIS	5 AR 51	6/4/1943	7 Hr 16 M	VENU/ERIS	13 AR 53	3/20/1978	20 Hr 36 M
VENU/ERIS	24 PI 31	9/2/1908	14 Hr 23 M	MERC/ERIS	5 AR 24	3/22/1944	0 Hr 16 M	MARS/ERIS	14 AR 31	4/25/1979	19 Hr 33 M
VENU/ERIS	25 PI 24	3/25/1909	12 Hr 11 M	VENU/ERIS	5 AR 41	4/15/1944	3 Hr 01 M	MERC/ERIS	14 AR 34	4/30/1979	20 Hr 47 M
MERC/ERIS	25 PI 31	4/3/1909	11 Hr 24 M	MERC/ERIS	5 AR 34	3/14/1945	4 Hr 39 M	VENU/ERIS	14 AR 37	5/5/1979	6 Hr 55 M
MARS/ERIS	26 PI 04	7/11/1909	21 Hr 38 M	MARS/ERIS	6 AR 12	5/10/1945	22 Hr 26 M	VENU/ERIS	14 AR 05	2/21/1980	22 Hr 21 M
MERC/ERIS	25 PI 43	3/27/1910	0 Hr 29 M	VENU/ERIS	5 AR 12	7/2/1945	13 Hr 18 M	MERC/ERIS	14 AR 44	4/24/1980	1 Hr 50 M
VENU/ERIS	26 PI 09	5/3/1910	9 Hr 35 M	MERC/ERIS	5 AR 46	3/8/1946	18 Hr 55 M	VENU/ERIS	14 AR 46	4/5/1981	4 Hr 58 M
VENU/ERIS	25 PI 38	2/24/1911	1 Hr 57 M	VENU/ERIS	5 AR 51	3/16/1946	13 Hr 20 M	MARS/ERIS	14 AR 46	4/5/1981	5 Hr 19 M
MERC/ERIS	25 PI 56	3/19/1911	2 Hr 01 M	MERC/ERIS	5 AR 57	3/25/1946	9 Hr 10 M	MERC/ERIS	14 AR 54	4/16/1981	16 Hr 00 M
MARS/ERIS	26 PI 40	5/29/1911	7 Hr 59 M	MERC/ERIS	6 AR 18	4/24/1946	6 Hr 20 M	MERC/ERIS	15 AR 02	4/8/1982	14 Hr 22 M
MERC/ERIS	26 PI 08	3/10/1912	2 Hr 00 M	MERC/ERIS	6 AR 31	4/20/1947	15 Hr 31 M	VENU/ERIS	15 AR 26	5/18/1982	4 Hr 58 M
VENU/ERIS	26 PI 31	4/9/1912	18 Hr 50 M	MARS/ERIS	6 AR 31	4/20/1947	8 Hr 34 M	VENU/ERIS	14 AR 55	3/7/1983	0 Hr 47 M
VENU/ERIS	26 PI 00	1/30/1913	6 Hr 01 M	VENU/ERIS	6 AR 37	4/30/1947	15 Hr 38 M	MARS/ERIS	15 AR 01	3/16/1983	15 Hr 08 M
MERC/ERIS	26 PI 21	3/2/1913	17 Hr 33 M	VENU/ERIS	6 AR 04	2/16/1948	20 Hr 39 M	MERC/ERIS	15 AR 10	3/31/1983	8 Hr 31 M
MARS/ERIS	27 PI 06	5/4/1913	8 Hr 06 M	MERC/ERIS	6 AR 42	4/12/1948	23 Hr 42 M	MERC/ERIS	15 AR 19	3/22/1984	12 Hr 59 M
VENU/ERIS	26 PI 46	3/11/1914	10 Hr 04 M	MARS/ERIS	6 AR 48	3/30/1949	16 Hr 22 M	VENU/ERIS	15 AR 38	4/20/1984	12 Hr 55 M
MERC/ERIS	27 PI 11	4/14/1914	12 Hr 55 M	VENU/ERIS	6 AR 49	3/31/1949	23 Hr 35 M	VENU/ERIS	15 AR 16	2/21/1985	14 Hr 30 M
MERC/ERIS	27 PI 26	4/9/1915	5 Hr 38 M	MERC/ERIS	6 AR 52	4/5/1949	7 Hr 14 M	MARS/ERIS	15 AR 17	2/23/1985	4 Hr 03 M
MARS/ERIS	27 PI 29	4/13/1915	15 Hr 00 M	MERC/ERIS	7 AR 02	3/28/1950	4 Hr 35 M	MERC/ERIS	15 AR 30	3/17/1985	20 Hr 47 M
VENU/ERIS	27 PI 37	4/25/1915	0 Hr 45 M	VENU/ERIS	7 AR 31	5/12/1950	15 Hr 38 M	MERC/ERIS	15 AR 40	4/1/1985	3 Hr 16 M
JUPI/ERIS	27 PI 58	7/1/1915	0 Hr 19 M	VENU/ERIS	7 AR 00	3/2/1951	15 Hr 28 M	VENU/ERIS	15 AR 40	4/1/1985	9 Hr 55 M
JUPI/ERIS	27 PI 46	8/9/1915	20 Hr 36 M	MARS/ERIS	7 AR 05	3/11/1951	2 Hr 51 M	MERC/ERIS	16 AR 00	5/3/1985	4 Hr 17 M
JUPI/ERIS	26 PI 54	1/28/1916	7 Hr 46 M	MERC/ERIS	7 AR 12	3/20/1951	2 Hr 33 M	VENU/ERIS	16 AR 10	5/20/1985	8 Hr 57 M
MERC/ERIS	27 PI 39	4/1/1916	3 Hr 57 M	JUPI/ERIS	7 AR 55	5/30/1951	19 Hr 02 M	VENU/ERIS	15 AR 47	3/21/1986	20 Hr 19 M
VENU/ERIS	27 PI 02	11/2/1916	4 Hr 29 M	JUPI/ERIS	7 AR 16	10/17/1951	11 Hr 26 M	MERC/ERIS	16 AR 12	4/29/1986	8 Hr 36 M
MARS/ERIS	27 PI 50	3/23/1917	23 Hr 10 M	JUPI/ERIS	6 AR 53	1/9/1952	2 Hr 57 M	MARS/ERIS	15 AR 36	1/30/1987	20 Hr 24 M
MERC/ERIS	27 PI 51	3/24/1917	8 Hr 59 M	MERC/ERIS	7 AR 22	3/11/1952	22 Hr 44 M	MERC/ERIS	16 AR 22	4/22/1987	13 Hr 00 M
VENU/ERIS	27 PI 53	3/26/1917	23 Hr 02 M	VENU/ERIS	7 AR 47	4/16/1952	7 Hr 02 M	VENU/ERIS	16 AR 30	5/6/1987	8 Hr 16 M
CHIR/ERIS	28 PI 03	9/12/1917	1 Hr 44 M	MARS/ERIS	7 AR 24	2/17/1953	19 Hr 56 M	JUPI/ERIS	16 AR 34	5/11/1987	18 Hr 10 M
CHIR/ERIS	27 PI 45	2/20/1918	18 Hr 04 M	MERC/ERIS	8 AR 07	4/24/1953	8 Hr 19 M	VENU/ERIS	15 AR 59	2/23/1988	3 Hr 54 M
MERC/ERIS	28 PI 02	3/16/1918	7 Hr 47 M	VENU/ERIS	7 AR 19	9/2/1953	18 Hr 52 M	MERC/ERIS	16 AR 31	4/13/1988	17 Hr 09 M
VENU/ERIS	28 PI 38	5/5/1918	13 Hr 41 M	VENU/ERIS	7 AR 57	3/17/1954	16 Hr 36 M	MARS/ERIS	16 AR 01	12/23/1988	12 Hr 44 M
VENU/ERIS	28 PI 06	2/25/1919	12 Hr 57 M	MERC/ERIS	8 AR 19	4/18/1954	16 Hr 03 M	MERC/ERIS	16 AR 39	4/5/1989	11 Hr 43 M
MARS/ERIS	28 PI 11	3/4/1919	10 Hr 37 M	MARS/ERIS	7 AR 44	1/25/1955	23 Hr 46 M	VENU/ERIS	16 AR 40	4/6/1989	4 Hr 30 M
MERC/ERIS	28 PI 14	3/8/1919	12 Hr 07 M	MERC/ERIS	8 AR 29	4/11/1955	8 Hr 33 M	MERC/ERIS	16 AR 48	3/28/1990	8 Hr 15 M
MERC/ERIS	28 PI 27	3/1/1920	12 Hr 13 M	VENU/ERIS	8 AR 42	5/1/1955	21 Hr 13 M	VENU/ERIS	17 AR 21	5/19/1990	10 Hr 55 M
MERC/ERIS	28 PI 42	3/21/1920	3 Hr 04 M	VENU/ERIS	8 AR 09	2/18/1956	3 Hr 59 M	MARS/ERIS	17 AR 34	6/24/1990	15 Hr 34 M
VENU/ERIS	28 PI 58	4/11/1920	5 Hr 48 M	MERC/ERIS	8 AR 38	4/2/1956	9 Hr 01 M	VENU/ERIS	16 AR 49	3/8/1991	1 Hr 47 M
MERC/ERIS	29 PI 02	4/16/1920	18 Hr 24 M	MARS/ERIS	8 AR 09	12/22/1956	2 Hr 17 M	MERC/ERIS	16 AR 57	3/21/1991	7 Hr 43 M
VENU/ERIS	28 PI 27	1/2/1921	7 Hr 18 M	MERC/ERIS	8 AR 47	3/25/1957	4 Hr 40 M	VENU/ERIS	17 AR 32	4/21/1992	12 Hr 45 M
MERC/ERIS	29 PI 17	4/13/1921	14 Hr 36 M	VENU/ERIS	8 AR 53	4/2/1957	2 Hr 21 M	MERC/ERIS	17 AR 39	5/3/1992	0 Hr 16 M
MARS/ERIS	28 PI 32	11/2/1921	7 Hr 22 M	MERC/ERIS	8 AR 57	3/17/1958	9 Hr 05 M	MARS/ERIS	17 AR 54	5/29/1992	10 Hr 11 M
VENU/ERIS	29 PI 10	3/12/1922	19 Hr 29 M	VENU/ERIS	9 AR 34	5/14/1958	3 Hr 32 M	VENU/ERIS	17 AR 12	2/27/1993	2 Hr 42 M
MERC/ERIS	29 PI 29	4/7/1922	3 Hr 15 M	MARS/ERIS	9 AR 48	6/21/1958	2 Hr 48 M	VENU/ERIS	17 AR 26	3/22/1993	15 Hr 47 M
MARS/ERIS	28 PI 55	1/19/1923	22 Hr 48 M	VENU/ERIS	9 AR 03	3/3/1959	18 Hr 54 M	MERC/ERIS	17 AR 50	4/27/1993	4 Hr 33 M
MERC/ERIS	29 PI 41	3/30/1923	14 Hr 03 M	MERC/ERIS	9 AR 08	3/12/1959	5 Hr 47 M	VENU/ERIS	18 AR 05	5/23/1993	13 Hr 43 M
VENU/ERIS	0 AR 00	4/26/1923	13 Hr 26 M	MERC/ERIS	9 AR 19	3/27/1959	19 Hr 33 M	VENU/ERIS	17 AR 40	3/22/1994	19 Hr 51 M
MERC/ERIS	29 PI 52	3/21/1924	13 Hr 56 M	MERC/ERIS	9 AR 40	4/27/1959	16 Hr 38 M	MERC/ERIS	17 AR 58	4/19/1994	17 Hr 47 M
VENU/ERIS	29 PI 25	12/2/1924	16 Hr 31 M	VENU/ERIS	9 AR 48	4/17/1960	9 Hr 45 M	MARS/ERIS	18 AR 10	5/8/1994	7 Hr 40 M
MARS/ERIS	29 PI 24	12/18/1924	10 Hr 54 M	MERC/ERIS	9 AR 52	4/22/1960	23 Hr 11 M	MERC/ERIS	18 AR 07	4/11/1995	15 Hr 13 M
MERC/ERIS	0 AR 03	3/13/1925	13 Hr 08 M	MARS/ERIS	10 AR 09	5/24/1960	16 Hr 29 M	VENU/ERIS	18 AR 23	5/7/1995	9 Hr 10 M
VENU/ERIS	0 AR 14	3/28/1925	7 Hr 29 M	MERC/ERIS	10 AR 02	4/16/1961	5 Hr 53 M	VENU/ERIS	17 AR 52	2/24/1996	9 Hr 26 M
MERC/ERIS	0 AR 14	3/6/1926	6 Hr 21 M	VENU/ERIS	9 AR 22	12/2/1961	3 Hr 53 M	MERC/ERIS	18 AR 15	4/2/1996	8 Hr 44 M
VENU/ERIS	0 AR 58	5/7/1926	12 Hr 51 M	VENU/ERIS	9 AR 57	3/18/1962	18 Hr 35 M	MARS/ERIS	18 AR 25	4/17/1996	11 Hr 35 M
MARS/ERIS	1 AR 12	6/16/1926	18 Hr 47 M	MERC/ERIS	10 AR 12	4/8/1962	12 Hr 08 M	MERC/ERIS	18 AR 23	3/25/1997	13 Hr 17 M
VENU/ERIS	0 AR 26	2/26/1927	21 Hr 44 M	MARS/ERIS	10 AR 28	5/3/1962	6 Hr 05 M	VENU/ERIS	18 AR 32	4/7/1997	3 Hr 26 M
MERC/ERIS	1 AR 03	4/18/1927	7 Hr 49 M	MERC/ERIS	10 AR 21	3/31/1963	8 Hr 24 M	SATU/ERIS	19 AR 12	6/25/1997	9 Hr 28 M
URAN/ERIS	1 AR 04	4/20/1927	8 Hr 07 M	VENU/ERIS	10 AR 42	5/3/1963	1 Hr 20 M	SATU/ERIS	18 AR 57	9/12/1997	8 Hr 35 M
JUPI/ERIS	1 AR 29	6/18/1927	12 Hr 06 M	JUPI/ERIS	10 AR 53	5/23/1963	11 Hr 00 M	SATU/ERIS	18 AR 24	3/3/1998	19 Hr 18 M
JUPI/ERIS	1 AR 08	9/1/1927	18 Hr 50 M	JUPI/ERIS	10 AR 05	11/17/1963	15 Hr 54 M	MERC/ERIS	18 AR 34	3/21/1998	1 Hr 49 M
URAN/ERIS	0 AR 40	10/15/1927	1 Hr 25 M	JUPI/ERIS	9 AR 56	12/20/1963	11 Hr 26 M	MARS/ERIS	18 AR 39	3/28/1998	23 Hr 37 M
JUPI/ERIS	0 AR 25	1/25/1928	9 Hr 04 M	VENU/ERIS	10 AR 10	2/19/1964	10 Hr 34 M	MERC/ERIS	18 AR 43	4/3/1998	23 Hr 06 M
URAN/ERIS	0 AR 25	1/25/1928	20 Hr 09 M	MERC/ERIS	10 AR 30	3/22/1964	5 Hr 52 M	MERC/ERIS	19 AR 04	5/6/1998	7 Hr 09 M
MERC/ERIS	1 AR 16	4/11/1928	20 Hr 36 M	MARS/ERIS	10 AR 44	4/12/1964	7 Hr 55 M	VENU/ERIS	19 AR 12	5/20/1998	15 Hr 45 M
VENU/ERIS	1 AR 17	4/12/1928	14 Hr 31 M	MERC/ERIS	10 AR 40	3/15/1965	3 Hr 20 M	VENU/ERIS	18 AR 41	3/9/1999	2 Hr 23 M
MARS/ERIS	1 AR 38	5/19/1928	1 Hr 26 M	VENU/ERIS	10 AR 53	4/3/1965	4 Hr 06 M	MERC/ERIS	19 AR 16	5/2/1999	11 Hr 18 M
VENU/ERIS	0 AR 47	3/2/1929	8 Hr 26 M	MARS/ERIS	11 AR 00	3/23/1966	19 Hr 09 M	JUPI/ERIS	19 AR 18	5/5/1999	19 Hr 46 M
MERC/ERIS	1 AR 28	4/4/1929	16 Hr 38 M	MERC/ERIS	11 AR 24	4/27/1966	15 Hr 42 M	MARS/ERIS	18 AR 55	3/8/2000	2 Hr 11 M
VENU/ERIS	1 AR 29	3/14/1930	3 Hr 03 M	VENU/ERIS	11 AR 34	5/15/1966	13 Hr 41 M	VENU/ERIS	19 AR 24	4/22/2000	12 Hr 07 M
MERC/ERIS	1 AR 39	3/27/1930	19 Hr 54 M	VENU/ERIS	11 AR 03	3/4/1967	21 Hr 42 M	MERC/ERIS	19 AR 25	4/24/2000	14 Hr 56 M
MARS/ERIS	2 AR 00	4/27/1930	7 Hr 34 M	MERC/ERIS	11 AR 35	4/21/1967	21 Hr 51 M	MERC/ERIS	19 AR 34	4/16/2001	18 Hr 12 M
MERC/ERIS	1 AR 50	3/19/1931	17 Hr 26 M	SATU/ERIS	12 AR 04	7/3/1967	11 Hr 35 M	VENU/ERIS	19 AR 57	5/26/2001	5 Hr 56 M
VENU/ERIS	2 AR 17	4/28/1931	0 Hr 07 M	SATU/ERIS	11 AR 55	8/19/1967	16 Hr 51 M	MARS/ERIS	19 AR 12	2/14/2002	11 Hr 30 M
VENU/ERIS	1 AR 43	2/14/1932	3 Hr 18 M	MARS/ERIS	11 AR 17	3/2/1968	22 Hr 44 M	VENU/ERIS	19 AR 32	3/23/2002	19 Hr 09 M
MERC/ERIS	2 AR 00	3/10/1932	21 Hr 47 M	SATU/ERIS	11 AR 17	3/2/1968	18 Hr 49 M	MERC/ERIS	19 AR 42	4/8/2002	11 Hr 57 M
MARS/ERIS	2 AR 20	4/6/1932	6 Hr 54 M	MERC/ERIS	11 AR 44	4/13/1968	13 Hr 04 M	MERC/ERIS	19 AR 50	3/31/2003	8 Hr 03 M
MERC/ERIS	2 AR 13	3/5/1933	5 Hr 03 M	VENU/ERIS	11 AR 48	4/18/1968	11 Hr 46 M	VENU/ERIS	20 AR 15	5/8/2003	9 Hr 47 M
MERC/ERIS	2 AR 26	3/23/1933	3 Hr 39 M	VENU/ERIS	11 AR 23	2/14/1969	19 Hr 30 M	MARS/ERIS	19 AR 32	1/17/2004	19 Hr 40 M
VENU/ERIS	2 AR 31	3/29/1933	14 Hr 29 M	MERC/ERIS	11 AR 53	4/5/1969	12 Hr 27 M	VENU/ERIS	19 AR 44	2/25/2004	15 Hr 34 M
MERC/ERIS	2 AR 46	4/20/1933	15 Hr 16 M	VENU/ERIS	12 AR 04	4/20/1969	23 Hr 01 M	MERC/ERIS	19 AR 59	3/23/2004	8 Hr 24 M
MARS/ERIS	2 AR 38	3/17/1934	18 Hr 45 M	VENU/ERIS	12 AR 15	5/9/1969	13 Hr 56 M	VENU/ERIS	20 AR 23	4/8/2005	2 Hr 20 M
MERC/ERIS	3 AR 00	4/17/1934	4 Hr 54 M	VENU/ERIS	11 AR 57	3/19/1970	19 Hr 57 M	MERC/ERIS	20 AR 41	5/6/2005	2 Hr 49 M
VENU/ERIS	3 AR 14	5/9/1934	8 Hr 49 M	MERC/ERIS	12 AR 02	3/28/1970	7 Hr 18 M	MARS/ERIS	21 AR 06	7/13/2005	15 Hr 02 M
VENU/ERIS	2 AR 42	2/28/1935	5 Hr 00 M	MARS/ERIS	11 AR 35	9/2/1970	15 Hr 08 M	MERC/ERIS	20 AR 51	4/30/2006	6 Hr 27 M
MERC/ERIS	3 AR 12	4/10/1935	15 Hr 02 M	MERC/ERIS	12 AR 11	3/20/1971	11 Hr 44 M	VENU/ERIS	21 AR 04	5/21/2006	20 Hr 03 M
MARS/ERIS	2 AR 57	2/26/1936	0 Hr 30 M	VENU/ERIS	12 AR 41	5/4/1971	4 Hr 31 M	.	.	.	.

ERIS CONJUNCT MARS AND SATURN

On March 2, 1968, there was an exact Mars/Saturn/Eris conjunction at 11 Aries 17. If Eris does have a major astrological influence, one would expect some very intense news stories at this time:

On March 2, 1968, the men of Company C, 4th Batalion, 9th Infantry "Manchus" walked into what was to become one of the worst single encounter loss of life incidents in the history of the Vietnam war. Their loss occurred during an ambush by a large communist force near the small village of Quoi Xuan.
Two weeks later, the Mỹ Lai Massacre occurred in Vietnam. This was a massacre by U.S. soldiers of hundreds of unarmed Vietnamese civilians, mostly women and children. It prompted widespread outrage around the world and reduced public support for the war in the United States.
Perhaps April 4 is too far to be considered part of this conjunction, but James Earl Ray's shooting of Dr. Martin Luther King may tie in to this aspect. James began plotting his crime some time before, including making arrangements in advance to rent a room where he would get a good shot at Dr. King.
The Polish 1968 political crisis reached a head in March, and involved a state-organized anti-Semitic campaign in the People's Republic of Poland, under pretense of anti-Zionism, that drove out most of Poland's remaining Jewish population.
Recently taking over the reigns of power in Czechoslovakia, Alexander Dubcek set out to reform all aspects of life in the country. The government platform criticized the policies of the past, proclaimed the legitimacy of basic human rights and liberties in Czechoslovakia, and objected to the persecution of people for their political convictions. This led to the people seeking more and more reforms, more freedoms, and came to be known as the "Prague Spring." The Soviet Union, however, saw all this as a threat, and tried to reign in Czechoslovakia and put and end to this break from the party line. When they could not stop what was occurring, they eventually invaded Czechoslovakia to reassert control.

Also, born on that date is British actor Daniel Craig, who will be the latest James Bond.
"A commanding, powerful actor. Seen back to back, his film roles show off an extraordinary range, and an exceptional grasp of rawness and complication." Gaby Wood, The Observer

ERIS CONJUNCT JUPITER AND URANUS

On January 25, 1928, there was an exact Jupiter/Uranus/Eris conjunction at 0 Aries 25. While there is a Jupiter/Uranus conjunction every 13-14 years, this would have been the first time all three of these bodies were conjunct for many hundreds of years. So whatever Eris represents, it should have been very represented in events around this time period, as well as in the lives of people born during this conjunction.

Some interesting people were born on or near this date. What we need to do is try to figure out how the Jupiter/Uranus conjunction in their charts was modified (if it was modified) by the added presence of Eris. Here are the people I have found so far born at this time.

January 23, 1928: Jeanne Moreau. French actress (Going Places, Jules & Jim) and successful recording artist; considered by Orson Welles as "the greatest actress in the world"; a close friend of major literary figures, like Jean Cocteau, Jean Genet, Henry Miller, Anais Nin and Marguerite Duras; became world famous, when she starred in Louis Malle's controversial hit Amants, Les (1958), as a provincial wife who abandons her family for a man she has just met; the film had a lot of censorship problems all over the world because of its erotic scenes and Moreau instantly became an international sex symbol; in 1948, when she was only 20 years old, she became the youngest full-time member in the history of Comédie-Française, France's most prestigious theatrical company.
Quotes: "I am open to what is irrational. I open doors to intuition, because rationality is really death."
"I am a woman with absolutely no sense of nostalgia"
"While you work, while you create, you have doubts, and this is essential."

January 24, 1928: Desmond Morris. English zoologist, ethologist, Surrealist painter, author of many books but the most controversial is probably "The Naked Ape" (n unabashed look at the human species. The book is notable for its focus on humanity's animal-like qualities and our similarity with apes.). Official website: www.desmond-morris.com/
Quotes: "This unusual and highly successful species spends a great deal of time examining his higher motives and an equal amount of time ignoring his fundamental ones."
"There are 193 species of monkeys and apes, 192 of them are covered with hair. The exception is a naked ape self-named Homo sapiens."
"We never stop investigating. We are never satisfied that we know enough to get by. Every question we answer leads on to another question. This has become the greatest survival trick of our species."

January 25, 1928: Eduard Shevardnadze. He served under Mikhail Gorbachev as the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Soviet Union from 1985 to 1990 and was the President of Georgia from 1995 until 23 November 2003, when he resigned in the midst of mounting criticism following disputed parliamentary elections. His political career was filled with contradictions. He was a product of the Soviet system, but played a central role in dismantling that system. He built his reputation on fighting political corruption, but came to be seen as using corrupt methods to shore up his own position. He achieved worldwide renown as possibly the most liberal foreign minister in the history of the Soviet Union, but was never nearly as popular in his own country. He succeeded in maintaining Georgia's territorial integrity in the face of strong separatist pressures, but was unable to restore his government's authority in large areas of the country. He helped to establish a viable civil society in Georgia, but resorted to rigging elections to maintain his powerbase.
Quotes: "You know, to address crowds and make promises does not require very much brains."
"In my life I have always found ways of dealing with a situation."
"To sum up, what has been our policy? We looked for and found friends all throughout the world."

January 26, 1928: Eartha Kitt . American singer/actress. Perhaps most widely known for playing Catwoman in the old Batman TV show. She was born in the cotton fields of South Carolina, the daughter of a white dirt farmer and a black Cherokee mother. Given away by her mother, she arrived in Harlem at age nine, and at 15 she quit high school to work in a Brooklyn factory. As a teenager, Kitt lived in friends' homes and in the subways. By the 1950s, however, she had sung and danced her way out of poverty and into the spotlight. Orson Welles called her "the most exciting girl in the world". She was virtually exiled from the United States after making anti-war statements during a White House luncheon in 1968. The statements were so negative that Lady Bird Johnson began to weep uncontrollably.
Quotes: The White House, 1968: "I am a mother and I know the feeling of having a baby come out of my gut. I have a baby and then you send him off to war. No wonder the kids rebel and take pot."
"I am learning all the time. The tombstone will be my diploma."
"My recipe for life is not being afraid of myself, afraid of what I think or of my opinions."

Roger Vadim. French director of such movies as "And God Created Women" and "Barbarella". He tantalized audiences of the 1950s and 60s with some of the raciest films of the time. An auteur with an eye for sensuality, Vadim pushed the bounds of eroticism and used his movies to showcase some of the era's most striking starlets. In his own life, he was known for seducing, marrying or simply establishing the careers of his gorgeous leading ladies. In fact, one of his autobiographies is entitled "Bardot, Denueve, Fonda: My Life with the Three Most Beautiful Women in the World."
Quotes: "The only thing I love in love is all the feelings, the imaginations, the orgasms of the woman. For this reason I'm not a good libertine."
"You wouldn't ask Rodin to make an ugly sculpture, or me to make a film with an ugly woman."
Talking about Brigette Bardot in "And God Created Women", and the scene of her dancing barefoot on a table (which remains one of the most erotic scenes in French cinema), "There was really nothing shocking in what Brigitte did, what was provocative was her natural sensuality."

Gene Snyder, US House of Representative representing Kentucky (1963-65, and 1967-87).. He was not only a politician and graduate of law school, but also engaged in farming, real estate, insurance, and the residential construction business.

Philip Jose Farmer. American science fiction novelist, is noteworthy for his Riverworld saga (in which dead notables like Mark Twain and British explorer Sir Robert Burton all pop back into existence in a strange land laid out along seemingly endless river), and his copious infusions of sexuality into a previously chaste genre. Farmer has authored roughly seventy-five books. His short piece entitled "Night of Light" sparked Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze". Phillip Jose Farmer is also noted for his fascination with trickster characters and his penchant for sly literary references and allusions. He has been described by some as the most anarchist of science fiction writers.
Quotes: "Human beings are part of nature. Anything they do is natural. It's impossible for anything in nature to do anything unnatural."
"If they give you lined paper, write the other way"

January 27, 1928: Jean-Michel Damase. French composer, musician, music teacher and prodigy (began composing at age 9). C H E Z D A M A S E

Let me know if you see any common threads. For example, Desmond Morris is, among other things, a noted Surrealist Painter, while Philip Jose Farmer creates a fictional world filled with real life historical figures, but in a very surreal setting, and Jeanne Moreau is a very big fan of 'irrationality'.
Another example...most of these people seem to be talented in many different fields, rather than only one main focus.

Check out these pages for more insight into Eris:

Nick Anthony Firenza's Eris page

Richard Brown's Eris page

Jumping Spider, species ERIS

While the above may not be the Tenth Planet astrologers have been seeking for years, it is still an important astrological tool. And there are many other new tools in the astrology toolbox, as well. Here is a taste of the major new bodies out past Pluto. The next two are Dwarf Planets, like Eris:

HAUMEA
136108 (2003 EL61)

Haumea was discovered December 28, 2004 by a team led by Michael Brown. She has an orbit of 284.12 years, an eccentricity of 0.19126, an inclinaton of 28.19 degrees, reaches 34.952 AU at perihelion and 51.483 AU at aphelion.

On September 17, 2008,it was officially classified as a dwarf planet (according to this IAU press release), and named Haumea after the Hawaiian goddess of fertility and childbirth.

Michael Brown has a blog about Haumea's discovery and naming: Haumea blog

(Interestingly, it had at first been given the nickname "Santa" because it was discovered just after Christmas.)

Her orbit is 285 years, which is only a little more than that of Pluto, her eccentricity is 0.188 and her inclination is 28.19. It's discovery position is 12 Libra 27.

She has two moons, named after two of Haumea's daughters, Hi'iaka and Namaka.

Mythology

According to most accounts, she mated with the god Kane Milohai and gave birth to many children, including Hawaii's most famous goddess, the fire goddess Pele. Thus, she is often referred to as the mother of the Hawaiian people as well as the Great Earth Mother, and was the patron goddess of that island. Here is a page dedicated to the Hawaiin goddess: Haumea the Earth Mother.

In one Hawaiian myth, Haumea's children were born by springing forth from various parts of the body of their mother. Hi'iaka sprang from Haumea's mouth. Namaka came from her mother's thigh.

In one myth, Haumea eventually transformed into a breadfruit tree, and so the people saw this tree as sacred.

There is a quite complex treatise on the mythology of Haumea on the Scared Texts website: HAUMEA

Astrology

Haumea was discovered at 12 Libra 27. The Sabian symbol for this degree is CHILDREN BLOWING SOAP BUBBLES, and Dane Rudhyar says its keynote is "The cultural fantasies through which young minds dream of perfect fulfillment."

Just what will Haumea tell us, astrologically? Obviously, we need to do a lot of research before we can answer that, but a good place to start might be its conjunctions with major planets.

On June 18, 1903, Haumea was exactly conjunct Neptune at 3 Cancer 08. How did this aspect manifest in the lives of these totally unrelated individuals all born around that date: Jeanette MacDonald, Lou Gehrig, Al Hirschfield and John Dillinger.

In April 1861, the US Civil War began with the Confederate army firing on Fort Sumter. It was at that time that transiting Haumea made an exact conjunction to the US Chiron (20 Aries 08, which falls in the US fourth house in the Sibley chart.)

On 18 August 1920, the US passed the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote. Haumea was 23 Can 45, applying conjunction to the US Mercury 24 Can 11 R.

The mid-Fifties saw a 3-time Haumean/Pluto conjunction. The dates were September 30, 1954, 25 Leo 59; Feb 19 1955, 25 Leo 28 R; and July 1, 1955, 25 Leo 00.

I know that the USS Nautilus was comissioned. This submarine was the first atomic powered vessel. Also during this period, the Viet Minh took over North Viet Nam, setting the stage for the war to come, President Eisenhower sends the first 'advisors' to South Viet Nam, and the US 7th Fleet helps the Nationalists evacuate Mainland China and go to Taiwan.

What do these individuals have in common, born near these dates? Musician Stevie Ray Vaughan, Reverend Al Sharpton, actor Scott Bakula.

On September 25, 1962, Uranus and Haumea met at 2 Virgo 49.

A border conflict between India and China broke out which led to the Sino-Indian War, and civil war broke out in Yemen. The Environmentalist Movement arose in great part because of the book Rachel Carson published at this time, "Silent Spring". And James Meredith, the first black student to register at the Univ of Mississippi accompanied by Federal Marshals. (Oh, and the Beatles released their first single, "Love Me Do".)

I had an interesting set of personal experiences during the five times Haumea passed back and forth over my seventh house Saturn (and squared my 4th house Sun). At the first conjunction, my car broke down while I was driving and I had to leave it parked on a street until I could come back to have someone work on it...but when I returned, it had been broken into and pretty much stripped. Near the fourth passage, I had my first car accident, and while I was fine, the car was a total loss. And at the final conjunction of Haumea to my Saturn, I was in my car at a red light when a car hit my light from behind damaging the back end, but when I got out of the car to talk to the driver, they drove off and disappeared.

Check out these pages for more insight into Haumea:

Nick Anthony Firenza's Haumea page

Richard Brown's Haumea page

Click here for a HAUMEA EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

MAKEMAKE
136472 (2005 FY9)

Makemake is the third-largest known dwarf planet in the Solar System. It was discovered on March 31, 2005 by a team led by Michael Brown. In July 2008, (according to this IAU press release) it was officially classified as a Plutoid, which is a sub class of Dwarf Planets which have orits beyond Neptune, joining Pluto and Eris.

On April 26, 2016, the discovery of a Moon around Makemake was announced, and was nicknamed MK2. This moon is about 100 miles wide, and is about 13,000 miles away from Makemake.

Prior to its official naming, it had been lovingly nicknamed "Easterbunny", since it was found right before Easter. In officially naming it Makemake, the astronomers were kind of paying homage to the earlier nickname, because Makemake was the creator of humanity in the myths of the native people of Easter Island.

Michael Brown has a blog about the discovery and naming of Makemake: What's In A Name

Its orbital period is 310 years (compared to Pluto's 248 years). The eccentricity is 0.159, and the inclination is 28.96. It's discovery position is 20 Virgo 16 R

Mythology

Makemake was the creator of humanity and the god of fertility in the mythology of the South Pacific island of Rapa Nui (also known as Easter Island). He was also the chief god of the bird-man cult, and was worshipped in the form of sea birds. Petroglyphs of Makemake, which look like a man with a bird's head, can be found on Rapa Nui. You can see one of these Petroglyphs here: Makemake petroglyph

Maurice Fernandez has an article on his website entitled "The Egg of Creation, and the Threat of Extinction, A Warning from MAKEMAKE" I'd like to quote some of this article here:

"The Rapa Nui Polynesian culture from the Easter Islands worshipped Makemake (pronounced makei makei), the bird God, and their story is entrenched with the existential polarity of new life, sustainability, and termination. As part of this tradition, an important rite of passage consisted of having young men coming of age fetch an egg from bird nests on tall and sharp cliffs; they had to swim back and forth through shark infested waters and carry back the egg in their mouth and deliver it unbroken to their patron. The first to succeed in this mission would be recognized as man of valor and worthy leader for the year."

Astrology

Makemake was discovered at 20 Vir 15 R, where it made two close aspects to other planets: quincunx to Eris at 20 Aries 18 (the latter near NN 22 Aries), and sextile Saturn at 20 Cancer 28."

Dane Rudhyar gave the Sabian symbol for its discovery position as "A girl's basketball team." He gave the keynote for this degree as "Physical training as a means to inculcate the feeling of participation in a collective culture" and writes "It implies the training for GROUP INTEGRATION of "girls," i.e. of a type of consciousness more specifically receptive to collective forces." The astrological symbol for Makemake was based on the Rapa Nui petroglyphs, and was designed by Denis Moskowitz in collaboration with John T Whelan.

It is of course too early to give specific definitions to Makemake, but a good place to start would be studying major aspects it has made.

On July 1, 1955, Makemake was exactly conjunct Uranus at 26 Cancer 46, so events near that date should be colored by this aspect, and it should have some influence over people born around this time. How does it manifest in the lives of actress Isabelle Adjani, Novelist Lisa Scottoline, or actor Jimmy Smits, all born close to this date? And does Disneyland in any way reflect Makemake conjunct Uranus, since it officially opened very close to this aspect?

Personally I don't have any major aspects to Makemake, but I definitely can trace events in my life to transits it was involved in.

During the years 1967-1969, Makemake passed over my natal Venus five times. The first time was when I met and fell head over heels for the girl who became my first love; the second passage, we became intimate together for the first time; I am not certain about the third passage, but the fourth passage saw her breaking up with me, which sent me into serious depression). A few weeks after the breakup, I met a young lady who I connected with. She introduced me to astrology, and we noticed we often saw images from each other’s minds. The fifth Makemake conjunction to my Venus, we arranged to set up a psychic experiment for the next few months: we set aside a time once a week were she would send mental images to me, and I would send mine to her, and we were both amazed at how vividly accurate the impressions I received from her were.
For a few years I had been writing an occasional article that was published in the local newspaper. When Chiron passed over my 5th house Makemake, one of the articles I had written was picked up by the Gannette News Service and published in newspapers all over the USA. The article was definitely 5th house, as I wrote about a major effort on the part of the fans of a particular TV show to stop said show from being cancelled by the network.
In Jun 2014, Jupiter passed over my Makemake, and a biopsy of my prostate determined that there was cancerous tissue. I had the prostrate removed, but I would say that having the biopsy done was a blessing which probably ended up saving my life.

It IS prominent in the charts of several significant people in my life.

My father had Makemake (2 Gem 29) in close conjunction to his Descendant (2 Gem 03), square his 3rd house Venus (4 Pis 46).
My ex-wife Alice My ex-wife Alice has Makemake 23 Can 39 R, near her 26 Can 55 Ascendant, and connected to her T-square: Mars 15 Ari 36 conjunct Venus 22 Aries 56 in the 10th, opposing Neptune 23 Lib 33 R conjunct Saturn 26 Lib 48 R in the 4th, square Uranus 14 Can 39 R.
Alice and I had two daughters with significant Makemake aspects, each with a square to one of the parental houses:
- My older daughter Liz has Makemake 14 Leo 54 R conjunct 12 Leo 43 Asc, square Mars 12 Tau 03 in tenth
- My younger daughter Nathalia has Makemake 23 Leo25 conjunct NN 21 Leo 28 R in 1st, square Uranus 22 Sco 03 R in 4th.

Check out these pages for more insight into Makemake:

Astrograph has an interesting page on it: Makemake in Astrology

Kim Gould writes a good deal about it in her blog: Makemake

Fran Arnet has a good bit about it: Makemake

Great page by the Midlands School of Astrology: MAKEMAKE,GREAT SEA SPIRIT OF EASTER ISLAND

Nick Anthony Firenza's Makemake page

Richard Brown's Makemake page

Alan Clay has co-authored a book on Makemake: Makemake - Uranus' Higher Octave and he also teaches a course on this body at his Dwarf Planet University: Makemake course

Midlands School of Astrology's Makemake, Great Sea Sprit of Easter Island

Benjamin Adamah has written an interesting blog on Makemake, written in Dutch. The following is excerpted from the page using Google Translate: "The collision of technology with nature. Makemake encompasses a lot and getting the essence seems very complex, but comes down to an epicenter role in the process where technology (the artificial) collides with the natural reality. In tantric teaching this is known as the clash between Anrta (the soulless unnatural) on Rta (the natural or divine creation). Carlos Casteneda, expressing the view of the Yaqui Indians, describes this process as the encroachment of inorganic life into the organic world." Here is his blog: . Makemake (in Dutch)

Click here for a MAKEMAKE EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

SALACIA 120347 (2004 SB60)

Salacia was discovered on September 22, 2004 by the team of Michael E. Brown, Henry G. Roe and Kristina M. Barkume. While in general her orbit is slightly farther out then Pluto's, Pluto does get further at aphelion, and closer at perihelion. Salcia's aphelion is 46.547 AU, and her perihelion 37.392 AU, with an orbital eccentricity of 0.109071. The orbital inclination is 23.92.

She takes 271.9 years for one cycle.

Salacia has a moon, Actaea.

Mythology

The Greek god Neptune fell totally in love with Salacia, and wanted to marry her, but she was so overwhelmed by his presence initially that she swam away when he approached. The god of the sea was too smitten to let her go, and sent the dolphin Delphinus after her to try and get her to change her mind, come back, and marry him. Delphinus must have been very persuasive, for she agreed, and became Neptune's wife. (Neptune, so greatful to Delphinus, awarded him by putting him in the heavens as a constellation.) They had three children, one named Actaea.

It may be totally coincidental, but Salacia was discovered in the sign of Pisces, and Pisces is ruled by the planet Neptune. As Neptune is associated by the Romans with Poseidon, Salacia became associated with Ampitrite.

She was described as goddess of the sea, goddess of salt water, and is usually pictured as a lovely nymph, a crown made of seaweed upon her hair. Sometimes alone, sometimes alongside Neptune, she is often pictured driving a chariot drawn by sea creatures such as dolphins or sea horses.

In addition to the oceans, you may also find it written that she was goddess of mineral springs.

Plant Species

The name Salacia has been given to a species of plants, at least two of which are used in herbal medicine and which are being studied by medical researchers:

Salacia, or Saptrangi (Salacia oblonga): Bark contains two potent a-Glucosidase inhibitors, Salicinol and Kotalanol, which shows promise in helping diabetes.
Chinese Salacia (Salacia chinesis) : The roots of this species have medicinal uses, including normalizing menstruation and invigorating circulation.

Astrology

SALACIA AND THE ECLIPSE

June 15, 2011, 8:13:34 PM UT, there was a total eclipse of the Moon at 24 Sagittarius 23. Salacia was 24 Pis 32 (9' away from exact square.)

On July 31, Thailand experiences terrible floods affecting over 12.8 million people, 815 people are killed. 58 of the country's 77 provinces affected.

SALACIA AND URANUS

The planet Uranus has a reputation for shaking things up, even breaking things up. In 2007, Salacia and Uranus began to move near each other, and on March 15, 2008, they were exactly conjunct at 19 Pisces 02. Ten days later, when they had only separated by 17', a 156 square mile chunk of the Wilkins Ice Shelf disintegrated. This huge shelf, 5400 square miles of ice, is located in Antarctica. Sciences start looking more closely at the area, and were surprised to discover the the whole shelf was beginning to break away from the continent, and they watched as, at the end of May, another 62 square miles broke off. By the end of November it was announced that in 2008 alone, the shelf had lost 770 square miles, and in January 2009 that the shelf was only held up by a very thin strip of ice that. If that strip were to break, and the entire shelf (about the size of Jamaica) were to break away, it would be the largest such breakup of artic ice so far, and would result and numerous icebergs with their potential danger to shipping, and the melting giving further rise to the water levels. All during this period, Uranus and Salacia moved in and out of orb of conjunction.

Salacia first moved into Pisces in 1993. That was the year that Professor David Vaughan, a scientist working with the British Antarctic Survey, predicted that the northern part of the Wilkins ice shelf was likely to be lost within 30 years if climate warming on the Peninsula were to continue at the same rate. In 2008 David conceded that his predictions were too conservative, as changes were occurring much more quickly than he had ever imagined.

Interestingly, an article was published in the journal Science, on August 8, 1975, entitled, "Are we on the brink of a pronounced global warming?". This is probably the first use of that term in its modern sense. Salacia was about 5 Aquarius 30, which would make her semi-square to her position later when the scientific community's attention was drawn to the breaking up of the above ice shelf.

SALACIA'S DISCOVERY DEGREE

When she was discovered in 2004 she was at 13 Pisces 58. The Sabian Symbol for this degree is fitting for a beautiful queen: A young lady from top of coiffure to tip of toes is regal. She displays soft beauty of face above fox furs.

One is tempted to wonder if her name, Salacia, has any connection to the word salacious which is used to describe someone with an excessive interest in sex, as well as books, magazines, and photos of an erotic, bawdy or lewd nature.

In 2004, the year of Salacia's discovery, Peter Borg created something he named "Simply Salacious Parties" to provide, as he puts it, "an environment for beautiful souls to come together under the shelter of soulful vocal underground house." Peter says that when you come to his parties, you should "leave your attitude at the door, get ready to dance all night long and make new friends on the dancefloor." They've held parties at many of the 'in' places like Studio 33, and the Ministry of Sound.
Also that year, Andrew Read and Micahel Jason started "Salacious Records". Initially created to produce their own music, it evolved into a business to showcase a number of new Indie groups.

Click here for a SALACIA EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Because of the similarity of orbit to Pluto, I wanted to see how many times Salacia was in hard aspect to Pluto. I had to the Fourteenth Century to find a conjunction between them. But look how many squares they made after the opposition:

 
Plu 	Cnj 	Salacia 	Jun 3 1332
Plu 	Cnj 	Salacia 	Jul 10 1332
Plu 	Cnj 	Salacia 	Mar 31 1333
Plu 	Cnj 	Salacia 	Sep 19 1333
Plu 	Cnj 	Salacia 	Feb 15 1334
	
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Aug 3 1423
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Nov 11 1423
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jun 14 1424
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jan 9 1425
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Apr 27 1425
	
Plu 	Opp 	Salacia 	Oct 13 1478
Plu 	Opp 	Salacia 	Mar 14 1479
Plu 	Opp 	Salacia 	Aug 11 1479
	
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Mar 15 1790 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Apr 19 1790 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Feb 22 1791 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	May 13 1791 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Feb 9 1792 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	May 28 1792 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jan 29 1793 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jun 11 1793 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jan 20 1794 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jun 23 1794 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jan 12 1795 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jul 4 1795 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jan 4 1796 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jul 14 1796 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Dec 27 1796 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jul 25 1797 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Dec 20 1797 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Aug 4 1798 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Dec 13 1798 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Aug 15 1799 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Dec 5 1799 NS
	
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Aug 26 1800 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Nov 27 1800 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Sep 8 1801 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Nov 17 1801 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Sep 26 1802 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Nov 3 1802 NS
	
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Nov 9 1855 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jan 5 1856 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Oct 27 1856 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jan 20 1857 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Oct 16 1857 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Feb 1 1858 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Oct 7 1858 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Feb 13 1859 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Sep 28 1859 NS
	
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Feb 25 1860 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Sep 19 1860 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Mar 7 1861 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Sep 10 1861 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Mar 19 1862 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Aug 31 1862 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Apr 1 1863 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Aug 21 1863 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Apr 15 1864 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Aug 8 1864 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	May 2 1865 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jul 24 1865 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	May 31 1866 NS
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jun 28 1866 NS
	
Plu  	Sqr 	Salacia 	Dec 22 1995
Plu  	Sqr 	Salacia 	Feb 22 1996
Plu  	Sqr 	Salacia 	Nov 16 1996
Plu  	Sqr 	Salacia 	Apr 3 1997
Plu  	Sqr 	Salacia 	Oct 22 1997
Plu  	Sqr 	Salacia 	May 5 1998
Plu  	Sqr 	Salacia 	Sep 28 1998
Plu  	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jun 10 1999
Plu  	Sqr 	Salacia 	Aug 29 1999

Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Aug 14 2157
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Nov 15 2157
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jun 26 2158
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	Jan 12 2159
Plu 	Sqr 	Salacia 	May 11 2159

VARDA 174567 (2003 MW12)

Varda is the name given to this trans-Neptunian object by its discoverer, Jeffrey A. Larsen. It was first sighted on June 21, 2003, and has an orbit of 311.51 years.

Perihelion is 39.622 AU, aphelion is 52.284 AU, and the orbit has an eccentricity of 0.138. It will most likely be classified as a Dwarf Planet.

It was named for Varda, an elf goddess from J.R.R. Tolkein's mythology. According to the Tolkien Gateway, "Varda Elentari, known in Sindarin as Elbereth Gilthoniel, was a Valie , the wife of Manwe (the name given another outer body) and Queen of the Valar. Elves love and revere her most of all the Valar, and they call upon her in their hours of deepest darkness." "Varda is said to be too beautiful for words." Her name means "sublime" or "lofty". "Varda created the stars with the dews from the vats of Telperion, the first of the Two Trees."

It has a moon which was named Ilmare, who was a chief of the Maiar and Varda's handmaiden.

Varda when discovered was 2 Sagittarius 35 R. In its discovery chart it is closely square Mars (1 Pisces 55) and Uranus (2 Pisces 44 R), and quincunx Saturn. The Sabian Symbol for its discovery degree is "Two men playing chess."

Here are some noted individuals with close natal conjunctions to Varda:

Varda conjunct Sun
- Maxwell Taylor
- Walter Reuther
- William Saroyan
- Franz Josef Strauss
- Richard Webb
- Bobby Short
- Lauren Bacall
- BB King
- Arnold Palmer
- George Kenneth Younger
- Jim Henson
- Paul Bremer
- Madeline Kahn
- Jean-Luc Ponty
- Robert Bell
- Sharon Osbourne
- Tony Shalhoub
- Danny Sugerman
- Vincent Spano

Varda conjunct Mercury
- Frederic Ogden Nash
- Ralph Houston
- Lyndon B Johnson
- Lucille Ball
- Dixie Lee Ray
- Jacqueline Susann
- Jim Reeves
- Daniel Inouye
- Grace Metalious
- Jimmy Carter
- William Rehnquist
- Yasser Arafat
- Ray Charles
- Harold Pinter
- Jimmy Rodgers
- Roger Maris
- Charles Kuralt
- John S McCain
- Eddie Cochran
- Stephen Jay Gould
- Margaret Trudeau
- Terry Bradshaw
- Catherine Oxenberg

Varda conjunct Venus
- Alastair Sim
- Helen Hayes
- Richard Webb
- Doris Greaves
- Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
- Princess Ashraf Pahlavi
- Yves Montand
- Mike Connors
- Edmond de Rothschild
- Robin Roberts
- Althea Gibson
- James Coburn
- Anne Bancroft
- Angelo Buono
- JoAnne Worley
- Alan Ladd
- Elke Sommer
- Meat Loaf
- Wynne Jordan
- Tanya Tucker
- Viggo Mortensen

Varda conjunct Mars
- Jean Thibaud
- Dmitri Shostakovich
- Maxine Bell
- Richard Cheyney
- William Holden
- Charlton Heston
- Philip Berrigan
- BB King
- Jerry Van Dyke
- Darryl Hickman
- Richard Darryl Zanuch
- Dick Cavett
- Pat Buchanan
- Ian McShane
- Madeline Kahn
- Jean-Luc Ponty
- Catherine Oxenberg

The singer who goes by the name Meat Loaf has a close Varda/Venus/Neptune conjunction, so I thought I'd put his chart up here:

VARDA AND PLUTO

These two bodies have an interesting relationship. They can go several centuries without a conjunction.

They began moving close together in 1991, with exact conjunctions three times the following year:

This was a powerful time of change in the world. One of the most dramatic changes occurred with the USSR.

24 August 1991, President Gorbachev resigned as general secretary of the CPSU and ordered all party units in the government dissolved. Pluto 17 Sco 45, Varda 19 Sco 45.

29 August -- Communist rule in the Soviet Union effectively ended when the Supreme Soviet indefinitely suspended all CPSU activities on Soviet territory. Pluto 17 Sco 50, Varda 17 Sco 47

Between August and December, 10 republics declared their independence. The two bodies moved closer and closer, reaching a 1 degree orb on Nov. 5.

1 December, 90% of Ukrainian voters opted for independence. Pluto 21 Sco 00, Varda 21 Sco 33

In the early hours of 25 December, Gorbachev resigned as president of the USSR. The office was declared extinct, and all the powers still vested in it (such as control over the nuclear arsenal) were ceded to Russia's President Yeltsin. Also that day, the SFSR officially changed its name to "Russian Federation". Pluto 21 Sco 52, Varda 22 Sco 03.

26 December 1991, the Council of Republics formally voted both itself and the Soviet Union out of existence. Pluto 21 Sco 54, Varda 22 Sco 04.

Looking at the Secondary Progressed chart for 26 December 1991, we see the MC at 21 Leo 42 and Uranus 22 Aquarius 23. Clearly, Pluto and Varda were hitting those progressed positions.

Moving to 1992, with Pluto and Varda very close together the whole year, several other significant events occurred. A few of these were:

Boris Yeltsin announces that Russia will stop targeting cities of the United States and her allies with Nuclear Weapons. In return George H. W. Bush announces that the United States and her allies will stop targeting Russia and the remaining communist states with nuclear weapons.

White South Africans vote in favour of political reforms which will end the apartheid regime and create a power-sharing multi-racial government

Japan apologizes for forcing Korean women into sexual slavery during World War II.

A report by the World Meteorological Organization reports an unprecedented level of ozone depletion in both the Arctic and Antarctic.

First confirmed detection of extrasolar planets, with the discovery of several terrestrial-mass planets orbiting the pulsar PSR B1257+12

A text-based Web browser is made available to the public; within a few years, millions of people become regular users of the World Wide Web.

The IBM Simon, a touchscreen mobile phone and personal digital assistant considered the first smartphone, is introduced.

Oh, and Pope John Paul II issues an apology, and lifts the edict of the Inquisition against Galileo Galilei.

Click here for a VARDA EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

DZIEWANNA
471143 (2010 EK139)

Dziewanna was discovered March 13, 2010.

Dziewanna is a trans-Neptunian object (TNO) and possibly a dwarf planet in the Kuiper belt. It has an eccentricity of 0.5386, an inclination of 29.444, reaches 32.551 AU at perihelion and out to 108.54 AU at aphelion. It takes 592.51 years to complete one orbit around the Sun.

MYTHOLOGY

Dziewanna was a Slavic goddess of forests, wild animals and hunting, and is most often associated with the Roman Diana and the Greek Artemis.

The name Dziewanna (pronounced gee-vanna) means the plant "Mullein". Mullein is a plant said to have great healing properties, and is used by many cultures for aiding respiratory problems. It's long flower stalks were dipped in wax and used as torches. Mullein is said to represent the goddess of spring and summer.

Dziewanna or the woman connected with this goddess, was most powerful during the gathering of herbs at their peak. Our well being as ancient people depended upon the importance of herbs and herbal women and the harvest rituals related to the survival of the tribe honored this is both praise and ceremony.

Also known as Devana (which is actually entymologically related to Diana), you can find many variations on her name (a few such include Dziewica, Dziewitza, Dzydzilelya, Zizilia, Zewena, Ziewonia and Zyzlila). Another name of Devana is Ciza, whose etymology is traced to the Slavic root cic or cec, meaning the mother's breast. She was known as "Mother of the forest", wild and unrestrained. Under the name variations Dzydzilelya, Zizilia or Didilia, she is known as the goddess of love and wedding, fertility and infancy among West Slavs; this name is explained as meaning "she who pampers babies". Her virginity was renewed every spring in a ritual by bathing in the water of the river or a lake and is a symbol of female sexual power and freedom. Apart from being mostly a forest goddess, she is also associated with rivers and lakes. Her trees are a hazel tree and willow.

She was married to the god Veles (or Volos), who was god of earth, waters, forests and the underground, and sometimes of cattle and peasants. He is sometimes equated with the Scandinavian Loki, or with the Greek Hermes, and oft seen as a trickster, with a penchant for mischief such as unexpected storms. The Slavic people would tell this tale: "In the begining, the goddess was opposed to this marriage, however, Veles found a way to placate her. He turned himself into a basil flower and thus soothed a bit wild Devana." The couple's child, Yarilo, was the god of war and anger, but also sexuality and fertility.

It is said she had a twin sister, Marzanna, who symbolized the end of the summer or dying sun. There are references to rituals involving both goddesses, celebrating the cyclic nature of the seasons.

Her sacred animal was a mare, and on Mount Devica, which is connected to Devana, a rock with a picture of a mare was found.

In a recent issue of his newsletter, SkyScraping (which can be found on his website Consider the Whole Sky....., Phil Sedgwick writes "The mythology for Dziewanna is skimpy. Here is a direct cut and paste from NASA's Solar System Dynamics page: "Dziewanna is a Slavic Goddess of the wild nature, forests and the hunt. Gold-haired, young and beautiful, she brings the spring and revitalizes the Earth. Wild yellow mullein flowers (Polish: dziewanna) are her symbol. Dried, they served as torches during her celebrations.""

ASTROLOGY

In the same newsletter Phil also draws some possible preliminary meanings "from an examination of a body's north node and perihelion (both heliocentric positions). Dziewanna holds a north node of 16 Pisces 09 and the perihelion (closest approach to the Sun) lies at 0 Capricorn 24. Think of this body as a practical approach toward expressing sensitivities, sharing emotions and releasing a reactionary head of steam. Perhaps a perspective of applying ones wild nature in social environments and an indicator of what should and should not be posted on the Internet."

Benjamin Adamah has written an interesting blog on Dziewanna in astrology

It's discovery position was 27 Libra 40 R, Dane Rudhyar wrote of the Sabian Symbol for this degree: "A MAN BECOMING AWARE OF SPIRITUAL FORCES SURROUNDING AND ASSISTING HIM - KEYNOTE: The realization, at any level of existence, that one is never alone, and that the "community" - visible or invisible — - is sustaining one's efforts."

On October 14, 2012, only hours after there was an exact conjunct in the sky of Saturn with Dziewanna (0 Sco 50), Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner became the first person to break the sound barrier without any machine assistance. He jumped out of hot air balloon from 24 miles above Roswell, New Mexico, and was freefalling through most of his almost 10 minute dive (only opening a parachute as he got close to earth.) Intriguing that he broke the sound barrier, and barriers are Saturn, with a speed that was clocked at Mach 1.25....that's 1.25 times the speed of sound! I don't have his time, but his birthdate is 20 April 1969, so this conjunction was closely opposed his natal Sun in the first degree of Taurus. And transiting Venus was applying conjunct his natal Dziewanna, exact the next day when he was receiving all the applause and accolades for his daring jump.

My one daughter has Mars 20 Vir 47, Saturn 21 Vir 03, and Dziewanna 21 Vir 50, in her second house. One would assume that this stellium would manifest in relation to money, possessions or earning.
After her divorce, she totally supported herself and her two boys through jobs in retail and fast food (not receiving any support to speak of from her ex). But she also decided to put herself through to school as well. She worked hard and eventually became a nursing assistant, then an LPN, and is now a registered nurse. (Nursing is very fitting an income source for someone with Virgo planets in the 2nd.)

Czar Alexander II of Russia had Dziewanna 17 Can 06 conjunct Mars 17 Can 37 in the 12th house.
Richard Krafft-Ebing was born with Dziewanna 24 Can 12 conjunct Mars 24 Can 15 in the 5th house.
William Kerr had Dziewanna 28 Can 39 conjunct Mars 28 Can 50 in the 11th house.
Businessman and politician Cecil John Rhodes had Dziewanna 27 Can 28 conjunct Venus 27 Can 54.
Political Activist Emmaline Pankhurst had Dziewanna 29 Can 02 conjunct Mercury 29 Can 07.
George M. Cohan had Dziewanna 4 Leo 54 conjunct Mars 6 Leo 57, opposing Jupiter 4 Aqu 51 R, square Chiron 7 Tau 56 and Neptune 9 Tau 23.
Violinist and composer Ottorino Respighi had Dziewanna 5 Leo 21 conjunct Mercury 6 Leo 45 in the 3rd.
Astrologer Nicholas De Vore had Mars 5 Leo 46 conjunct Dziewanna 5 Leo 52.
Journalist and dictator Benito Mussolini had Mercury 5 Leo 31, Sun 6 Leo 01 and Dziewanna 6 Leo 53 in the 9th.
Aviator Amelia Earhart had Dziewanna 11 Leo 29 conjunct Mercury 12 Leo 38.
Politician Alf Landon had Mars 8 Leo 36 conjunct Dziewanna 8 Leo 40.
Comedian Red Skelton had Dziewanna 17 Leo 07 conjunct Mercury 17 Leo 55, square Mars 22 Tau 43 and Ceres 18 Sco 32
Politician Milton Shapp had Mars 26 Gem 30 conjunct Dziewanna 27 Gem 52.
Ferruccio Lamborghini had Mars 17 Leo 34 conjunct Dziewanna 17 Leo 43 R in the 11th, opposition Uranus 19 Aqu 25.
Screenwriter and producer Gene Roddenberry had Dziewanna 20 Leo 38 conjunct Mercury 21 Leo 32, Sun 25 Leo 47, in 2nd house.
Actor Robert Shaw had Dziewanna 17 Leo 43 R conjunct Mars 18 Leo 16 in the 2nd, opposition Uranus 19 Aqu 27.
Actor Glenn Ford had Dziewanna 17 Leo 43 R conjunct Mars 18 Leo38, opposition Uranus 19 Aqu 29.
Actress Ann Blyth has Sun 23 Leo 11, Mercury 23 Leo 18 and Dziewanna 23 Leo 26..
General Norman H. Schwarzkopf has Mercury 24 Leo 32, Dziewanna 26 Leo 06 and Sun 28 Leo 33 in 1st house.
Arthur Schlesinger Jr had Dziewanna 19 Leo 41 conjunct Mars 19 Leo 47 in the 12th, opposition Uranus 19 Aqu 53 R.
Businessman and civil rights activist Vernon Jordan was born with Sun 22 Leo 24, Dziewanna 26 Leo 27 and Mercury 28 Leo 44 in the 4th house, square 29 Tau 52 Asc.
Jack Valenti had Dziewanna 20 Leo 52, Pallas 20 Leo 52, and Mars 21 Leo 32 in the 5th house.
Journalist John William Chancellor was born with Dziewanna 22 Leo 34, Mars 23 Leo 09 and Neptune 25 Leo 23 in the fourth house.
Actress Helen Mirren was born with Mercury 29 Leo 31 conjunct Dziewanna 0 Vir 47, square Mars 1 Gem 49.
Puppeteer Jim Henson had Dziewanna 27 Leo 27 conjunct Mars 28 Leo 31 in the 2nd house.
Actress Jill St. John was born with Sun 26 Leo 54, Dziewanna 28 Leo 46, and Mars 0 Vir 16 near the 23 Leo 26 Descendant, square Uranus 26 Tau 05.
Astrologer John Townley has Mercury 0 Vir 5 R conjunct Dziewanna 1 Vir 06/
Astrologer Liz Greene has Dziewanna 1 Vir 53 conjunct Mercury 1 Vir 56.
Singer Jose Feliciano has Mercury 0 Vir 19 conjunct Dziewanna 1 Vir 29 in the 11th house.
Musician Alice Cooper has Mars 2 Vir 40 R conjunct Dziewanna 2 Vir 43 R in the 11th.
Actress Barbara Hershey has Mars 2 Vir 28 R conjunct Dziewanna 2 Vir 43 R in the 5th, opposition Mercury 4 Pis 03.
Astrologer Bil Tierney has Dziewanna 4 Vir 9 conjunct Mar 4 Vir 58 in the 5th.
Singer Whitney Houston was born with Mercury 10 Vir 15, Dziewanna 10 Vir 42, and Pluto 11 Vir 02, close to the Desc. (8 Vir 24), opposing Chiron 13 Pis 44 R in the 1st.
Author and social issues advocate Tipper Gore has Dziewanna 2 Vir 38 conjunct Mercury 3 Vir 38.
Singer songwriter Mark Knopfler has Pallas 2 Virgo 52, Dziewanna 3 Vir 02, Mercury 6 Vir 06 and Saturn 7 Vir 00 in the 6th house.
Singer Madonna has Mercury 5 Vir 39 R, Dziewanna 7 Vir 55, Asc 8 Virg 14, and Moon 11 Vir 32.
Tennis player Evonne Goolagong has Dziewanna 3 Vir 52 conjunct Mercury 4 Vir 04.
Elvira Mistress of the Dark (Cassandra Peterson) has Venus 3 Vir 12 R, Dziewanna 4 Vir 37 and Mercury 6 Vir 05.
Comedian Steve Martin has Dziewanna 1 Vir 04 conjunct Mercury 2 Vir 11 R in the first
Artist Andy Warhol has Dziewanna 23 Leo 17 conjunct Venus 23 Leo 34, Neptune 28 Leo 19.
Comedian Steve Carell was born with Pluto 9 Vir 16, Mercury 10 Vir 01 and Dziewanna 10 Vir 13 in the 12th in opposition to Chiron 9 Pis 13 R and Jupiter 9 Pis 38 R.

Oh, and the very first episode of Star Trek appeared on television with the following stellium: Vesta 11 Vir 22, Dziewanna 13 Vir 13, Mercury 14 Vir 51, Sun 15 Vir 58, Pluto 18 Vir 10 and Uranus 19 Vir 45. (8 Sept 1966, 7:30 pm PDT, Los Angeles, CA.

Click here for a DZIEWANNA EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

PRAAMZIUS
420356 (2012 BX85)

Praamzius was discovered January 23, 2012.

Praamzius is a trans-Neptunian object (TNO) and possibly a dwarf planet in the Kuiper belt. It has the second-lowest eccentricity of any TNO, after 2003 YN179. Praamzius orbits near the 3:5 resonance with Neptune. It was discovered on 23 January 2012, and officially named on 22 February 2016. It has an orbit of 281.74 years, an eccentricity of 0.00206, and an inclination to the ecliptic of 1.0901 degrees.

MYTHOLOGY

The following is from a page on Lithuania at http://www.kresy.co.uk/lithuania.html:

Lithuanians, as well as other ancient nations, developed in the period of patriarchy an image of the unique supreme God, the creator and lord of the Universe and all life. 'Dievas', the name of God in Lithuanian, has a common root with the words of this meaning in all ide languages. The word 'Dievas' often personifies the shining sky, light, or day. The Lithuanian supreme God, as the myth re tales, had a wife, the primordial Great Mother, the goddess Lada, who had given birth to the first-born twins. God's twin children, in the shape of twin horses, are known from the myths; they are related to the fire of the sky , the Sun, and lighting.

The Lithuanian supreme God was considered to be as well the Master of Fate, the Lord of the world who ruled the Heaven and Earth, while his children assisted him. The names referred by to the supreme and most powerful God varied in Lithuania from region to region during the course of time. In the Highlands of Lithuania as well as in the major part of the Lowlands the word 'Dievas' was used together with personal name Praamzius, in Suvalkija the God's name were Prakurimas, Ikurejas, Sotvaras, while in the west of the Lowlands and in Prussia he was referred to as Ukopirmas. Praamzius is described as the omnipotent ruler of time, the inescapable fate. The sky and the air, water and all live creatures had to obey him, with none exclusion even for other deities. All decisions made by Praamzius are inscribed in stone and thus is no escape from them; while ordering the present, he is aware of both the past and the future. Similar functions are ascribed as well to Prakurimas and Ukopirmas.

The chiefly ritual addressed to the supreme God was performed during the winter solstice. The importance of this ritual especially increased by the time agriculture became known and was cultivated. The rites permeated with archaic totem, animist, symbolic imagery would continue for twelve days associated with the twelve the twelve months of the year. Together with rites addressed to the supreme God, souls of remote ancestors from the other world were paid homage to. In Lithuanian religion, just as it is the case with other religions, the trinity of gods is known: Perkunas, Patrimpas and Pikuolis. The most prominent among these gods was Perkunas, the master of the atmosphere and the "waters" of the sky, as well as the fecundity of flora, human morality and justice. Beside the supreme God, Perkunas occupied perhaps the most important place in the Lithuanian divine pantheon. Under the influence of Christianity the supreme God's image was transformed and Perkunas acquires the position of the Lord of Heaven.

The major imagery representing Perkunas is of zoomorphic character, while later on it becomes anthropomorphic, sometimes retaining certain zoom orphic attributes. Perkunas used to inspire awe and punish people, thus he was often called the "god's scourge". He was supposed to punish by throwing at the culprit his stone axes, that often had symbols of the Sun and lightning. People knew then how to turn away Perkunas's wrath. The second god was Patrimpas. He was supposed to bring the spring, joy, peace, maturity, abundance, as well as to take care of domestic animals, ploughed fields, and crops. Sheaves of corn, amber, vax, etc., were offered to him during the rites. The third member of the Lithuanian divine trinity was Pikuolis, otherwise called Pikulas. He was the god of the underworld, all kinds of evil and death. When presented in a horizontal and vertical lines, the divine, trinity of the Aestii corresponds to the model of universal space, i.e., the sky, the earth and the underworld. The analogy may also be seen with the time recurrence: adolescence, maturity and old age, or otherwise, spring, autumn and winter.

ASTROLOGY

The chart for Australia has Praamzius 12 Pis 27, opposition Mars, square Pluto, Venus and Uranus.

The following people have Praamzius in close conjunction to one or more natal points:

Al Pacino: Sun 5 Tau 17, Praamzius 5 Tau 29
Bobcat Goldthwait: Sun 4 Gem 34, Praamzius 4 Gem 21
Debra Winger: Sun 26 Tau 13, Praamzius 26 Tau 13
Jack Nicholson: Sun 2 Tau 06, Praamzius 1 Tau 33
Joan Quiqley: Sun 20 Ari 02, Praamzius 22 Ari 18
Venus Williams:Sun 26 Gem 47, Praamzius 27 Gem 48
Alan Bond: Mercury 0 Tau 46 R, Sun 1 Tau 39, Praamzius 2 Tau 49
Ann-Margaret: Sun 7 Tau 27, Venus 9 Tau 45, Praamzius 6 Tau 50
Brooke Shields: Praamzius 8 Gem 19, Jupiter 8 Gem 59, Sun 10 Gem 02
Marlon Brando: Moon 13 Ari 04, Sun 14 Ari 09, Praamzius 14 Ari 21
Pat Nixon: Eris 26 Pis 13, Sun 26 Pis 22, Praamzius 28 Pis 24
Denis Leary: Moon 28 Tau 29, Praamzius 29 Tau 31
Elton John: Moon 11 Tau 14, Praamzius 13 Tau 42
Kylie Minogue: Moon 14 Gem 43, Mars 13 Gem 32, Praamzius 12 Gem 03
Dick Gregory: Ascendant 26 Ari 14, Praamzius 26 Ari 46 R
Garrison Keillor: MC 9 Tau 22, Praamzius 9 Tau 52
Mark Russell: MC 26 Ari 20, Praamzius 26 Ar 34 R, Uranus 23 Ari 08 R
Tim Robbins: Praamzius 0 Gem 30 R, MC 0 Gem 36, Mars 2 Gem 16 R
Barbara Streisand: Mercury 8 Tau 06, Praamzius 8 Tau 01
Bill Meridian: Mercury 17 Tau 11, Praamzius 16 Tau 59
Giacomo Puccini: Mercury 16 Cap 01 R, Praamzius 17 Cap 36
Reinhold Ebertin: Mercury 14 Pis 09, Praamzius 13 Pis 26
Audrey Hepburn: Venus 22 Ari 47 R, Praamzius 21 Ari 34
Ian McKellen: Venus 6 Tau 20, Praamzius 4 Tau 57
John Pell: Venus 22 Aqu 37, Praamzius 24 Aqu 13
William McKinley: Venus 27 Sag 18, Praamzius 27 Sag 56
Pat Boone: Praamzius 28 Ari 40, Venus 29 Ari 30, Uranus 29 Ari 47
Alan Leo: Mars 20 Cap 10 R, Praamzius 19 Cap 34 R
Anne Boleyn: Jupiter 8 Lib 53 R, Praamzius 8 Lib 17 R
Captain William Bligh: Jupiter 2 Vir 38, Praamzius 2 Vir 39
Earl Warren: Jupiter 2 Pis 38, Praamzius 1 Pis 17
Richard Pryor: Praamzius 6 Tau 33 R, Jupiter 7 Tau 07 R, Saturn 9 Tau 12 R
Terry Gilliam: Praamzius 6 Tau 43 R, Jupiter 8 Tau 8 R, Saturn 9 Tau 51 R
Herbert Hoover: Saturn 10 Aqu 24 R, Praamzius 8 Aqu 27 R
Tom Jones: Praamzius 8 Tau 31, Saturn 9 Tau 39
Katherine Hepburn: Saturn 24 Pis 48, Praamzius 23 Pis 13
Charles Bukowski: Chiron 9 Ari 59 R, Praamzius 10 Ari 36 R
Christopher Robin Milne: Chiron 9 Ari 51 R, Praamzius 10 Ari 32 R
F. Sims Pounds: Chiron 9 Ari 14 R, Praamzius 10 Ari 16 R
Liberace: Chiron 6 Ari 48, Praamzius 8 Ari 56
Patrick Macnee: Chiron 10 Ari 26, Praamzius 10 Ari 27
Peggy Lee: Chiron 9 Ari 31, Praamzius 10 Ari 26
Peter Ustinov: Chiron 10 Ari 50, Praamzius 10 Ari 49
Vincent Van Gogh: Praamzius 11 Cap 47, Chiron 12 Cap 50
John Dempsey: NN 14 Tau 34 S, Praamzius 16 Tau 09
Manuel L. Quezon: NN 13 Aqu 13 R, Praamzius 13 Aqu 44 R
Peter Cushing: NN 0 Ari 49 R, Praamzius 1 Ari 16
Sean Connery: NN 24 Ari 56 R, Praamzius 23 Ari 52 R
Upton Sinclair: NN 12 Aqu 18 S, Praamzius 13 Aqu 11 R
W.D. Gann: Praamzius 14 Aqu 56 R, NN 14 Aqu 59 S
Billy Crytal: Ceres 14 Tau 39, Praamzius 14 Tau 47, NN 15 Tau 04 S

Click here for a PRAAMZIUS EPHEMERIS for 1900-2050.

Dee Dee (2014 uz224)

Designated 2014 UZ224, this body was discovered August 19, 2014, and has an orbit of 1136.42 years. It's eccentric orbit (0.65136) takes it in as close as 37.97 AU at perihelion, and as far away at aphelion of 180 AU. The inclination to the ecliptic is 26.7851.

When discovered it was located at 11 Tau 53 R.

It's orbit has not been completely determined yet, so it has not been given a minor planet number, and hence, no official name. But the astronomers have nicknamed it DeeDee, short for Distant Dwarf...and the latest study points to it being the newest addition to the Dwarf Planet family.

AstroDienst has provided a provisional ephemeris engine for DeeDee, and the following is based on that (set for 0 hr UT). When a more precise ephemeris is available I will replace this one, so keep in mind that the following may be off a little.

DATE	LONG	LAT
01,Jan,01	11 Ar02'59''	-24 00'48''
01,Feb,01	11 Ar07'27''	-23 55'35''
01,Mar,01	11 Ar17'26''	-23 52'05''
01,Apr,01	11 Ar32'21''	-23 50'35''
01,May,01	11 Ar47'03''	-23 51'49''
01,Jun,01	11 Ar58'51''	-23 55'33''
01,Jul,01	12 Ar04'21''	-24 00'38''
01,Aug,01	12 Ar02'37''R	-24 06'08''
01,Sep,01	11 Ar53'57''	-24 10'27''
01,Oct,01	11 Ar41'17''	-24 12'22''
01,Nov,01	11 Ar27'33''	-24 11'28''
01,Dec,01	11 Ar17'34''	-24 08'02''
01,Jan,02	11 Ar13'54''D	-24 02'52''
01,Feb,02	11 Ar18'15''	-23 57'37''
01,Mar,02	11 Ar28'12''	-23 54'05''
01,Apr,02	11 Ar43'07''	-23 52'32''
01,May,02	11 Ar57'53''	-23 53'44''
01,Jun,02	12 Ar09'48''	-23 57'27''
01,Jul,02	12 Ar15'23''	-24 02'33''
01,Aug,02	12 Ar13'46''R	-24 08'04''
01,Sep,02	12 Ar05'10''	-24 12'25''
01,Oct,02	11 Ar52'31''	-24 14'23''
01,Nov,02	11 Ar38'43''	-24 13'31''
01,Dec,02	11 Ar28'38''	-24 10'06''
01,Jan,03	11 Ar24'52''D	-24 04'56''
01,Feb,03	11 Ar29'08''	-23 59'39''
01,Mar,03	11 Ar39'02''	-23 56'05''
01,Apr,03	11 Ar53'57''	-23 54'29''
01,May,03	12 Ar08'47''	-23 55'39''
01,Jun,03	12 Ar20'48''	-23 59'21''
01,Jul,03	12 Ar26'31''	-24 04'27''
01,Aug,03	12 Ar24'59''R	-24 10'00''
01,Sep,03	12 Ar16'27''	-24 14'23''
01,Oct,03	12 Ar03'49''	-24 16'24''
01,Nov,03	11 Ar49'58''	-24 15'35''
01,Dec,03	11 Ar39'47''	-24 12'11''
01,Jan,04	11 Ar35'54''D	-24 07'00''
01,Feb,04	11 Ar40'05''	-24 01'41''
01,Mar,04	11 Ar50'22''	-23 57'59''
01,Apr,04	12 Ar05'22''	-23 56'26''
01,May,04	12 Ar20'13''	-23 57'40''
01,Jun,04	12 Ar32'10''	-24 01'25''
01,Jul,04	12 Ar37'46''	-24 06'33''
01,Aug,04	12 Ar36'06''R	-24 12'07''
01,Sep,04	12 Ar27'26''	-24 16'29''
01,Oct,04	12 Ar14'43''	-24 18'27''
01,Nov,04	12 Ar00'52''	-24 17'34''
01,Dec,04	11 Ar50'46''	-24 14'07''
01,Jan,05	11 Ar47'01''D	-24 08'54''
01,Feb,05	11 Ar51'21''	-24 03'35''
01,Mar,05	12 Ar01'19''	-24 00'00''
01,Apr,05	12 Ar16'20''	-23 58'25''
01,May,05	12 Ar31'15''	-23 59'36''
01,Jun,05	12 Ar43'18''	-24 03'20''
01,Jul,05	12 Ar49'01''	-24 08'29''
01,Aug,05	12 Ar47'27''R	-24 14'04''
01,Sep,05	12 Ar38'51''	-24 18'29''
01,Oct,05	12 Ar26'08''	-24 20'30''
01,Nov,05	12 Ar12'14''	-24 19'39''
01,Dec,05	12 Ar02'03''	-24 16'13''
01,Jan,06	11 Ar58'10''D	-24 11'00''
01,Feb,06	12 Ar02'24''	-24 05'39''
01,Mar,06	12 Ar12'20''	-24 02'02''
01,Apr,06	12 Ar27'21''	-24 00'24''
01,May,06	12 Ar42'19''	-24 01'33''
01,Jun,06	12 Ar54'28''	-24 05'16''
01,Jul,06	13 Ar00'18''	-24 10'25''
01,Aug,06	12 Ar58'51''R	-24 16'02''
01,Sep,06	12 Ar50'19''	-24 20'29''
01,Oct,06	12 Ar37'37''	-24 22'33''
01,Nov,06	12 Ar23'39''	-24 21'45''
01,Dec,06	12 Ar13'21''	-24 18'20''
01,Jan,07	12 Ar09'22''D	-24 13'06''
01,Feb,07	12 Ar13'30''	-24 07'44''
01,Mar,07	12 Ar23'23''	-24 04'04''
01,Apr,07	12 Ar38'24''	-24 02'23''
01,May,07	12 Ar53'26''	-24 03'31''
01,Jun,07	13 Ar05'42''	-24 07'13''
01,Jul,07	13 Ar11'38''	-24 12'22''
01,Aug,07	13 Ar10'17''R	-24 18'00''
01,Sep,07	13 Ar01'49''	-24 22'30''
01,Oct,07	12 Ar49'07''	-24 24'36''
01,Nov,07	12 Ar35'07''	-24 23'50''
01,Dec,07	12 Ar24'43''	-24 20'26''
01,Jan,08	12 Ar20'37''	-24 15'13''
01,Feb,08	12 Ar24'39''D	-24 09'48''
01,Mar,08	12 Ar34'55''	-24 06'00''
01,Apr,08	12 Ar50'02''	-24 04'22''
01,May,08	13 Ar05'04''	-24 05'33''
01,Jun,08	13 Ar17'16''	-24 09'18''
01,Jul,08	13 Ar23'06''	-24 14'29''
01,Aug,08	13 Ar21'37''R	-24 20'08''
01,Sep,08	13 Ar13'00''	-24 24'37''
01,Oct,08	13 Ar00'13''	-24 26'41''
01,Nov,08	12 Ar46'12''	-24 25'51''
01,Dec,08	12 Ar35'53''	-24 22'24''
01,Jan,09	12 Ar31'55''D	-24 17'08''
01,Feb,09	12 Ar36'07''	-24 11'43''
01,Mar,09	12 Ar46'04''	-24 08'02''
01,Apr,09	13 Ar01'11''	-24 06'21''
01,May,09	13 Ar16'17''	-24 07'29''
01,Jun,09	13 Ar28'35''	-24 11'13''
01,Jul,09	13 Ar34'32''	-24 16'25''
01,Aug,09	13 Ar33'10''R	-24 22'05''
01,Sep,09	13 Ar24'38''	-24 26'36''
01,Oct,09	13 Ar11'51''	-24 28'43''
01,Nov,09	12 Ar57'47''	-24 27'56''
01,Dec,09	12 Ar47'22''	-24 24'29''
01,Jan,10	12 Ar43'17''	-24 19'13''
01,Feb,10	12 Ar47'22''D	-24 13'46''
01,Mar,10	12 Ar57'17''	-24 10'03''
01,Apr,10	13 Ar12'24''	-24 08'19''
01,May,10	13 Ar27'34''	-24 09'25''
01,Jun,10	13 Ar39'59''	-24 13'08''
01,Jul,10	13 Ar46'03''	-24 18'19''
01,Aug,10	13 Ar44'46''R	-24 24'01''
01,Sep,10	13 Ar36'19''	-24 28'35''
01,Oct,10	13 Ar23'33''	-24 30'44''
01,Nov,10	13 Ar09'25''	-24 29'59''
01,Dec,10	12 Ar58'55''	-24 26'34''
01,Jan,11	12 Ar54'43''	-24 21'17''
01,Feb,11	12 Ar58'43''D	-24 15'49''
01,Mar,11	13 Ar08'35''	-24 12'03''
01,Apr,11	13 Ar23'42''	-24 10'16''
01,May,11	13 Ar38'56''	-24 11'20''
01,Jun,11	13 Ar51'28''	-24 15'02''
01,Jul,11	13 Ar57'39''	-24 20'13''
01,Aug,11	13 Ar56'29''R	-24 25'57''
01,Sep,11	13 Ar48'05''	-24 30'33''
01,Oct,11	13 Ar35'20''	-24 32'45''
01,Nov,11	13 Ar21'10''	-24 32'02''
01,Dec,11	13 Ar10'33''	-24 28'38''
01,Jan,12	13 Ar06'14''	-24 23'21''
01,Feb,12	13 Ar10'09''D	-24 17'50''
01,Mar,12	13 Ar20'25''	-24 13'56''
01,Apr,12	13 Ar35'37''	-24 12'12''
01,May,12	13 Ar50'52''	-24 13'19''
01,Jun,12	14 Ar03'20''	-24 17'04''
01,Jul,12	14 Ar09'25''	-24 22'18''
01,Aug,12	14 Ar08'07''R	-24 28'02''
01,Sep,12	13 Ar59'35''	-24 32'37''
01,Oct,12	13 Ar46'45''	-24 34'46''
01,Nov,12	13 Ar32'34''	-24 34'00''
01,Dec,12	13 Ar22'02''	-24 30'32''
01,Jan,13	13 Ar17'51''	-24 25'13''
01,Feb,13	13 Ar21'56''D	-24 19'42''
01,Mar,13	13 Ar31'53''	-24 15'55''
01,Apr,13	13 Ar47'06''	-24 14'08''
01,May,13	14 Ar02'25''	-24 15'13''
01,Jun,13	14 Ar14'59''	-24 18'56''
01,Jul,13	14 Ar21'11''	-24 24'10''
01,Aug,13	14 Ar20'00''R	-24 29'56''
01,Sep,13	14 Ar11'33''	-24 34'33''
01,Oct,13	13 Ar58'44''	-24 36'46''
01,Nov,13	13 Ar44'30''	-24 36'02''
01,Dec,13	13 Ar33'52''	-24 32'35''
01,Jan,14	13 Ar29'35''	-24 27'15''
01,Feb,14	13 Ar33'32''D	-24 21'43''
01,Mar,14	13 Ar43'27''	-24 17'53''
01,Apr,14	13 Ar58'40''	-24 16'03''
01,May,14	14 Ar14'03''	-24 17'06''
01,Jun,14	14 Ar26'44''	-24 20'48''
01,Jul,14	14 Ar33'03''	-24 26'03''
01,Aug,14	14 Ar31'59''R	-24 31'50''
01,Sep,14	14 Ar23'37''	-24 36'30''
01,Oct,14	14 Ar10'48''	-24 38'45''
01,Nov,14	13 Ar56'31''	-24 38'03''
01,Dec,14	13 Ar45'47''	-24 34'38''
01,Jan,15	13 Ar41'23''	-24 29'18''
01,Feb,15	13 Ar45'15''D	-24 23'44''
01,Mar,15	13 Ar55'06''	-24 19'52''
01,Apr,15	14 Ar10'20''	-24 17'59''
01,May,15	14 Ar25'46''	-24 19'00''
01,Jun,15	14 Ar38'34''	-24 22'41''
01,Jul,15	14 Ar45'00''	-24 27'55''
01,Aug,15	14 Ar44'02''R	-24 33'44''
01,Sep,15	14 Ar35'44''	-24 38'27''
01,Oct,15	14 Ar22'57''	-24 40'44''
01,Nov,15	14 Ar08'37''	-24 40'05''
01,Dec,15	13 Ar57'47''	-24 36'42''
01,Jan,16	13 Ar53'14''	-24 31'21''
01,Feb,16	13 Ar57'01''D	-24 25'45''
01,Mar,16	14 Ar07'15''	-24 21'44''
01,Apr,16	14 Ar22'35''	-24 19'54''
01,May,16	14 Ar38'02''	-24 20'58''
01,Jun,16	14 Ar50'46''	-24 24'43''
01,Jul,16	14 Ar57'06''	-24 29'59''
01,Aug,16	14 Ar56'00''R	-24 35'49''
01,Sep,16	14 Ar47'33''	-24 40'31''
01,Oct,16	14 Ar34'40''	-24 42'46''
01,Nov,16	14 Ar20'19''	-24 42'04''
01,Dec,16	14 Ar09'33''	-24 38'37''
01,Jan,17	14 Ar05'09''	-24 33'14''
01,Feb,17	14 Ar09'04''D	-24 27'37''
01,Mar,17	14 Ar19'00''	-24 23'44''
01,Apr,17	14 Ar34'20''	-24 21'51''
01,May,17	14 Ar49'50''	-24 22'53''
01,Jun,17	15 Ar02'40''	-24 26'36''
01,Jul,17	15 Ar09'07''	-24 31'53''
01,Aug,17	15 Ar08'08''R	-24 37'44''
01,Sep,17	14 Ar59'46''	-24 42'29''
01,Oct,17	14 Ar46'53''	-24 44'47''
01,Nov,17	14 Ar32'28''	-24 44'07''
01,Dec,17	14 Ar21'36''	-24 40'41''
01,Jan,18	14 Ar17'04''	-24 35'18''
01,Feb,18	14 Ar20'53''D	-24 29'40''
01,Mar,18	14 Ar30'45''	-24 25'44''
01,Apr,18	14 Ar46'04''	-24 23'49''
01,May,18	15 Ar01'38''	-24 24'48''
01,Jun,18	15 Ar14'35''	-24 28'30''
01,Jul,18	15 Ar21'09''	-24 33'47''
01,Aug,18	15 Ar20'16''R	-24 39'40''
01,Sep,18	15 Ar11'58''	-24 44'27''
01,Oct,18	14 Ar59'06''	-24 46'48''
01,Nov,18	14 Ar44'37''	-24 46'11''
01,Dec,18	14 Ar33'38''	-24 42'47''
01,Jan,19	14 Ar28'59''	-24 37'23''
01,Feb,19	14 Ar32'41''D	-24 31'43''
01,Mar,19	14 Ar42'30''	-24 27'45''
01,Apr,19	14 Ar57'49''	-24 25'46''
01,May,19	15 Ar13'26''	-24 26'43''
01,Jun,19	15 Ar26'29''	-24 30'24''
01,Jul,19	15 Ar33'10''	-24 35'41''
01,Aug,19	15 Ar32'23''R	-24 41'36''
01,Sep,19	15 Ar24'09''	-24 46'26''
01,Oct,19	15 Ar11'17''	-24 48'50''
01,Nov,19	14 Ar56'45''	-24 48'15''
01,Dec,19	14 Ar45'40''	-24 44'51''
01,Jan,20	14 Ar40'52''	-24 39'28''
01,Feb,20	14 Ar44'28''D	-24 33'45''
01,Mar,20	14 Ar54'40''	-24 29'38''
01,Apr,20	15 Ar10'04''	-24 27'42''
01,May,20	15 Ar25'43''	-24 28'43''
01,Jun,20	15 Ar38'42''	-24 32'27''
01,Jul,20	15 Ar45'16''	-24 37'46''
01,Aug,20	15 Ar44'21''R	-24 43'42''
01,Sep,20	15 Ar35'58''	-24 48'31''
01,Oct,20	15 Ar23'00''	-24 50'52''
01,Nov,20	15 Ar08'27''	-24 50'14''
01,Dec,20	14 Ar57'25''	-24 46'47''
01,Jan,21	14 Ar52'45''	-24 41'20''
01,Feb,21	14 Ar56'30''D	-24 35'37''
01,Mar,21	15 Ar06'23''	-24 31'38''
01,Apr,21	15 Ar21'48''	-24 29'39''
01,May,21	15 Ar37'30''	-24 30'37''
01,Jun,21	15 Ar50'35''	-24 34'19''
01,Jul,21	15 Ar57'17''	-24 39'39''
01,Aug,21	15 Ar56'28''R	-24 45'36''
01,Sep,21	15 Ar48'10''	-24 50'27''
01,Oct,21	15 Ar35'12''	-24 52'52''
01,Nov,21	15 Ar20'35''	-24 52'16''
01,Dec,21	15 Ar09'28''	-24 48'50''
01,Jan,22	15 Ar04'40''	-24 43'23''
01,Feb,22	15 Ar08'19''D	-24 37'39''
01,Mar,22	15 Ar18'08''	-24 33'36''
01,Apr,22	15 Ar33'33''	-24 31'34''
01,May,22	15 Ar49'18''	-24 32'30''
01,Jun,22	16 Ar02'31''	-24 36'11''
01,Jul,22	16 Ar09'20''	-24 41'31''
01,Aug,22	16 Ar08'38''R	-24 47'29''
01,Sep,22	16 Ar00'24''	-24 52'23''
01,Oct,22	15 Ar47'27''	-24 54'50''
01,Nov,22	15 Ar32'47''	-24 54'17''
01,Dec,22	15 Ar21'33''	-24 50'53''
01,Jan,23	15 Ar16'38''	-24 45'25''
01,Feb,23	15 Ar20'10''D	-24 39'39''
01,Mar,23	15 Ar29'57''	-24 35'34''
01,Apr,23	15 Ar45'21''	-24 33'29''
01,May,23	16 Ar01'10''	-24 34'22''
01,Jun,23	16 Ar14'29''	-24 38'02''
01,Jul,23	16 Ar21'26''	-24 43'21''
01,Aug,23	16 Ar20'51''R	-24 49'21''
01,Sep,23	16 Ar12'41''	-24 54'18''
01,Oct,23	15 Ar59'46''	-24 56'48''
01,Nov,23	15 Ar45'03''	-24 56'17''
01,Dec,23	15 Ar33'43''	-24 52'54''
01,Jan,24	15 Ar28'41''	-24 47'26''
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01,Aug,31	18 Ar02'24''R	-25 04'28''
01,Sep,31	17 Ar54'27''	-25 09'39''
01,Oct,31	17 Ar41'27''	-25 12'23''
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01,Dec,31	17 Ar14'35''	-25 08'40''
01,Jan,32	17 Ar09'02''	-25 03'06''
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01,Apr,32	17 Ar37'59''	-24 50'20''
01,May,32	17 Ar54'17''	-24 51'08''
01,Jun,32	18 Ar08'09''	-24 54'50''
01,Jul,32	18 Ar15'35''	-25 00'18''
01,Aug,32	18 Ar15'20''R	-25 06'30''
01,Sep,32	18 Ar07'15''	-25 11'41''
01,Oct,32	17 Ar54'08''	-25 14'22''
01,Nov,32	17 Ar39'02''	-25 13'56''
01,Dec,32	17 Ar27'17''	-25 10'31''
01,Jan,33	17 Ar21'52''	-25 04'54''
01,Feb,33	17 Ar25'08''D	-24 58'52''
01,Mar,33	17 Ar34'55''	-24 54'32''
01,Apr,33	17 Ar50'40''	-24 52'13''
01,May,33	18 Ar07'02''	-24 52'58''
01,Jun,33	18 Ar21'01''	-24 56'38''
01,Jul,33	18 Ar28'34''	-25 02'06''
01,Aug,33	18 Ar28'27''R	-25 08'20''
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01,Oct,33	18 Ar07'21''	-25 16'17''
01,Nov,33	17 Ar52'12''	-25 15'54''
01,Dec,33	17 Ar40'19''	-25 12'31''
01,Jan,34	17 Ar34'47''	-25 06'54''
01,Feb,34	17 Ar37'56''D	-25 00'50''
01,Mar,34	17 Ar47'40''	-24 56'27''
01,Apr,34	18 Ar03'23''	-24 54'04''
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01,Jun,34	18 Ar33'55''	-24 58'25''
01,Jul,34	18 Ar41'37''	-25 03'53''
01,Aug,34	18 Ar41'36''R	-25 10'08''
01,Sep,34	18 Ar33'41''	-25 15'24''
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01,Jan,35	17 Ar47'45''	-25 08'52''
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01,May,35	18 Ar32'40''	-24 56'34''
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01,Aug,35	18 Ar54'50''R	-25 11'55''
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01,Dec,35	18 Ar06'36''	-25 16'27''
01,Jan,36	18 Ar00'47''	-25 10'49''
01,Feb,36	18 Ar03'41''D	-25 04'41''
01,Mar,36	18 Ar13'45''	-25 00'05''
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01,May,36	18 Ar46'07''	-24 58'25''
01,Jun,36	19 Ar00'17''	-25 02'05''
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01,Sep,36	19 Ar00'01''	-25 19'11''
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01,Dec,36	18 Ar19'32''	-25 18'14''
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01,Feb,40	18 Ar56'23''D	-25 12'07''
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01,Jan,41	19 Ar07'02''	-25 20'06''
01,Feb,41	19 Ar09'55''D	-25 13'50''
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01,Dec,41	19 Ar26'38''	-25 27'47''
01,Jan,42	19 Ar20'31''	-25 22'04''
01,Feb,42	19 Ar23'16''D	-25 15'46''
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01,Apr,42	19 Ar48'50''	-25 08'31''
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01,Jun,42	20 Ar20'27''	-25 12'39''
01,Jul,42	20 Ar28'46''	-25 18'12''
01,Aug,42	20 Ar29'16''R	-25 24'39''
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01,Nov,42	19 Ar52'50''	-25 33'04''
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01,Jan,43	19 Ar34'02''	-25 24'01''
01,Feb,43	19 Ar36'40''D	-25 17'42''
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01,Apr,43	20 Ar02'09''	-25 10'20''
01,May,43	20 Ar19'06''	-25 10'50''
01,Jun,43	20 Ar33'57''	-25 14'24''
01,Jul,43	20 Ar42'24''	-25 19'56''
01,Aug,43	20 Ar43'03''R	-25 26'25''
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01,Nov,43	20 Ar06'40''	-25 35'00''
01,Dec,43	19 Ar54'02''	-25 31'42''
01,Jan,44	19 Ar47'38''	-25 25'58''
01,Feb,44	19 Ar50'07''D	-25 19'37''
01,Mar,44	20 Ar00'03''	-25 14'46''
01,Apr,44	20 Ar16'06''	-25 12'07''
01,May,44	20 Ar33'06''	-25 12'40''
01,Jun,44	20 Ar47'54''	-25 16'18''
01,Jul,44	20 Ar56'16''	-25 21'53''
01,Aug,44	20 Ar56'46''R	-25 28'23''
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01,Oct,44	20 Ar35'47''	-25 37'01''
01,Nov,44	20 Ar20'05''	-25 36'51''
01,Dec,44	20 Ar07'29''	-25 33'29''
01,Jan,45	20 Ar01'13''	-25 27'43''
01,Feb,45	20 Ar03'53''D	-25 21'20''
01,Mar,45	20 Ar13'31''	-25 16'37''
01,Apr,45	20 Ar29'33''	-25 13'55''
01,May,45	20 Ar46'36''	-25 14'25''
01,Jun,45	21 Ar01'33''	-25 18'01''
01,Jul,45	21 Ar10'03''	-25 23'36''
01,Aug,45	21 Ar10'41''R	-25 30'08''
01,Sep,45	21 Ar03'03''	-25 35'45''
01,Oct,45	20 Ar49'50''	-25 38'52''
01,Nov,45	20 Ar34'05''	-25 38'45''
01,Dec,45	20 Ar21'22''	-25 35'25''
01,Jan,46	20 Ar14'57''	-25 29'38''
01,Feb,46	20 Ar17'29''D	-25 23'13''
01,Mar,46	20 Ar27'04''	-25 18'28''
01,Apr,46	20 Ar43'05''	-25 15'42''
01,May,46	21 Ar00'13''	-25 16'09''
01,Jun,46	21 Ar15'17''	-25 19'43''
01,Jul,46	21 Ar23'56''	-25 25'17''
01,Aug,46	21 Ar24'43''R	-25 31'51''
01,Sep,46	21 Ar17'09''	-25 37'31''
01,Oct,46	21 Ar03'58''	-25 40'41''
01,Nov,46	20 Ar48'10''	-25 40'37''
01,Dec,46	20 Ar35'21''	-25 37'19''
01,Jan,47	20 Ar28'47''	-25 31'32''
01,Feb,47	20 Ar31'12''D	-25 25'05''
01,Mar,47	20 Ar40'43''	-25 20'17''
01,Apr,47	20 Ar56'45''	-25 17'27''
01,May,47	21 Ar13'56''	-25 17'51''
01,Jun,47	21 Ar29'07''	-25 21'23''
01,Jul,47	21 Ar37'55''	-25 26'58''
01,Aug,47	21 Ar38'51''R	-25 33'32''
01,Sep,47	21 Ar31'24''	-25 39'15''
01,Oct,47	21 Ar18'14''	-25 42'29''
01,Nov,47	21 Ar02'23''	-25 42'28''
01,Dec,47	20 Ar49'28''	-25 39'12''
01,Jan,48	20 Ar42'46''	-25 33'25''
01,Feb,48	20 Ar45'03''D	-25 26'56''
01,Mar,48	20 Ar54'56''	-25 21'56''
01,Apr,48	21 Ar11'06''	-25 19'09''
01,May,48	21 Ar28'20''	-25 19'36''
01,Jun,48	21 Ar43'30''	-25 23'12''
01,Jul,48	21 Ar52'12''	-25 28'49''
01,Aug,48	21 Ar53'00''R	-25 35'25''
01,Sep,48	21 Ar45'25''	-25 41'08''
01,Oct,48	21 Ar32'08''	-25 44'19''
01,Nov,48	21 Ar16'15''	-25 44'15''
01,Dec,48	21 Ar03'22''	-25 40'54''
01,Jan,49	20 Ar56'48''	-25 35'04''
01,Feb,49	20 Ar59'16''D	-25 28'33''
01,Mar,49	21 Ar08'51''	-25 23'43''
01,Apr,49	21 Ar25'00''	-25 20'52''
01,May,49	21 Ar42'19''	-25 21'16''
01,Jun,49	21 Ar57'37''	-25 24'49''
01,Jul,49	22 Ar06'28''	-25 30'27''
01,Aug,49	22 Ar07'24''R	-25 37'04''
01,Sep,49	21 Ar59'55''	-25 42'50''
01,Oct,49	21 Ar46'41''	-25 46'05''
01,Nov,49	21 Ar30'45''	-25 46'03''
01,Dec,49	21 Ar17'46''	-25 42'45''
01,Jan,50	21 Ar11'03''	-25 36'54''
01,Feb,50	21 Ar13'23''D	-25 30'22''
01,Mar,50	21 Ar22'54''	-25 25'29''
01,Apr,50	21 Ar39'03''	-25 22'34''
01,May,50	21 Ar56'26''	-25 22'55''
01,Jun,50	22 Ar11'51''	-25 26'27''
01,Jul,50	22 Ar20'52''	-25 32'04''
01,Aug,50	22 Ar21'57''R	-25 38'43''
01,Sep,50	22 Ar14'34''	-25 44'31''
01,Oct,50	22 Ar01'21''	-25 47'50''
01,Nov,50	21 Ar45'23''	-25 47'52''
01,Dec,50	21 Ar32'17''	-25 44'35''
01,Jan,51	21 Ar25'26''	-25 38'45''
01,Feb,51	21 Ar27'38''D	-25 32'11''
01,Mar,51	21 Ar37'05''	-25 27'14''
01,Apr,51	21 Ar53'14''	-25 24'16''
01,May,51	22 Ar10'41''	-25 24'34''
01,Jun,51	22 Ar26'14''	-25 28'04''
01,Jul,51	22 Ar35'23''	-25 33'41''
01,Aug,51	22 Ar36'38''R	-25 40'22''
01,Sep,51	22 Ar29'21''	-25 46'13''
01,Oct,51	22 Ar16'10''	-25 49'35''
01,Nov,51	22 Ar00'08''	-25 49'40''
01,Dec,51	21 Ar46'56''	-25 46'26''
01,Jan,52	21 Ar39'56''	-25 40'36''
01,Feb,52	21 Ar42'00''D	-25 34'00''
01,Mar,52	21 Ar51'49''	-25 28'52''
01,Apr,52	22 Ar08'05''	-25 25'56''
01,May,52	22 Ar25'35''	-25 26'17''
01,Jun,52	22 Ar41'07''	-25 29'51''
01,Jul,52	22 Ar50'11''	-25 35'30''
01,Aug,52	22 Ar51'17''R	-25 42'13''
01,Sep,52	22 Ar43'51''	-25 48'04''
01,Oct,52	22 Ar30'34''	-25 51'24''
01,Nov,52	22 Ar14'29''	-25 51'26''
01,Dec,52	22 Ar01'18''	-25 48'07''
01,Jan,53	21 Ar54'25''	-25 42'14''
01,Feb,53	21 Ar56'39''D	-25 35'37''
01,Mar,53	22 Ar06'11''	-25 30'38''
01,Apr,53	22 Ar22'26''	-25 27'38''
01,May,53	22 Ar39'59''	-25 27'57''
01,Jun,53	22 Ar55'39''	-25 31'28''
01,Jul,53	23 Ar04'52''	-25 37'08''
01,Aug,53	23 Ar06'06''R	-25 43'52''
01,Sep,53	22 Ar58'47''	-25 49'46''
01,Oct,53	22 Ar45'31''	-25 53'10''
01,Nov,53	22 Ar29'23''	-25 53'15''
01,Dec,53	22 Ar16'05''	-25 49'58''
01,Jan,54	22 Ar09'02''	-25 44'05''
01,Feb,54	22 Ar11'08''D	-25 37'26''
01,Mar,54	22 Ar20'35''	-25 32'24''
01,Apr,54	22 Ar36'49''	-25 29'21''
01,May,54	22 Ar54'26''	-25 29'37''
01,Jun,54	23 Ar10'13''	-25 33'06''
01,Jul,54	23 Ar19'35''	-25 38'45''
01,Aug,54	23 Ar20'58''R	-25 45'31''
01,Sep,54	23 Ar13'44''	-25 51'28''
01,Oct,54	23 Ar00'29''	-25 54'55''
01,Nov,54	22 Ar44'18''	-25 55'04''
01,Dec,54	22 Ar30'53''	-25 51'50''
01,Jan,55	22 Ar23'41''	-25 45'57''
01,Feb,55	22 Ar25'38''D	-25 39'15''
01,Mar,55	22 Ar35'00''	-25 34'11''
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01,May,55	23 Ar08'55''	-25 31'16''
01,Jun,55	23 Ar24'48''	-25 34'43''
01,Jul,55	23 Ar34'19''	-25 40'22''
01,Aug,55	23 Ar35'51''R	-25 47'09''
01,Sep,55	23 Ar28'43''	-25 53'10''
01,Oct,55	23 Ar15'30''	-25 56'40''
01,Nov,55	22 Ar59'15''	-25 56'53''
01,Dec,55	22 Ar45'43''	-25 53'40''
01,Jan,56	22 Ar38'21''	-25 47'47''
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01,Sep,64	25 Ar46'18''	-26 07'53''
01,Oct,64	25 Ar32'57''	-26 11'40''
01,Nov,64	25 Ar16'14''	-26 12'03''
01,Dec,64	25 Ar02'06''	-26 08'51''
01,Jan,65	24 Ar54'09''	-26 02'48''
01,Feb,65	24 Ar55'37''D	-25 55'48''
01,Mar,65	25 Ar04'54''	-25 50'23''
01,Apr,65	25 Ar21'26''	-25 46'55''
01,May,65	25 Ar39'47''	-25 46'53''
01,Jun,65	25 Ar56'34''	-25 50'16''
01,Jul,65	26 Ar06'58''	-25 56'01''
01,Aug,65	26 Ar09'12''R	-26 03'04''
01,Sep,65	26 Ar02'24''	-26 09'25''
01,Oct,65	25 Ar49'06''	-26 13'16''
01,Nov,65	25 Ar32'21''	-26 13'43''
01,Dec,65	25 Ar18'05''	-26 10'33''
01,Jan,66	25 Ar09'58''	-26 04'31''
01,Feb,66	25 Ar11'17''D	-25 57'29''
01,Mar,66	25 Ar20'28''	-25 52'01''
01,Apr,66	25 Ar37'00''	-25 48'28''
01,May,66	25 Ar55'25''	-25 48'23''
01,Jun,66	26 Ar12'20''	-25 51'43''
01,Jul,66	26 Ar22'53''	-25 57'28''
01,Aug,66	26 Ar25'18''R	-26 04'32''
01,Sep,66	26 Ar18'37''	-26 10'57''
01,Oct,66	26 Ar05'21''	-26 14'52''
01,Nov,66	25 Ar48'32''	-26 15'22''
01,Dec,66	25 Ar34'10''	-26 12'15''
01,Jan,67	25 Ar25'54''	-26 06'13''
01,Feb,67	25 Ar27'03''D	-25 59'10''
01,Mar,67	25 Ar36'09''	-25 53'38''
01,Apr,67	25 Ar52'40''	-25 50'01''
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01,Aug,67	26 Ar41'29''R	-26 06'00''
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01,Oct,67	26 Ar21'42''	-26 16'27''
01,Nov,67	26 Ar04'50''	-26 17'01''
01,Dec,67	25 Ar50'20''	-26 13'56''
01,Jan,68	25 Ar41'54''	-26 07'55''
01,Feb,68	25 Ar42'55''D	-26 00'49''
01,Mar,68	25 Ar52'21''	-25 55'04''
01,Apr,68	26 Ar09'00''	-25 51'30''
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01,Nov,68	26 Ar20'41''	-26 18'36''
01,Dec,68	26 Ar06'11''	-26 15'27''
01,Jan,69	25 Ar57'52''	-26 09'22''
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01,Dec,69	26 Ar22'33''	-26 17'05''
01,Jan,70	26 Ar14'03''	-26 11'01''
01,Feb,70	26 Ar15'03''D	-26 03'51''
01,Mar,70	26 Ar24'08''	-25 58'12''
01,Apr,70	26 Ar40'45''	-25 54'29''
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01,Dec,70	26 Ar39'00''	-26 18'42''
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01,Feb,71	26 Ar31'11''D	-26 05'25''
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01,Dec,71	26 Ar55'34''	-26 20'17''
01,Jan,72	26 Ar46'44''	-26 14'12''
01,Feb,72	26 Ar47'26''D	-26 06'59''
01,Mar,72	26 Ar56'46''	-26 01'03''
01,Apr,72	27 Ar13'30''	-25 57'18''
01,May,72	27 Ar32'19''	-25 57'04''
01,Jun,72	27 Ar49'47''	-26 00'21''
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01,Aug,72	28 Ar03'41''R	-26 13'23''
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01,Oct,72	27 Ar43'50''	-26 24'08''
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01,Dec,72	27 Ar11'51''	-26 21'40''
01,Jan,73	27 Ar03'07''	-26 15'32''
01,Feb,73	27 Ar03'59''D	-26 08'16''
01,Mar,73	27 Ar13'03''	-26 02'31''
01,Apr,73	27 Ar29'45''	-25 58'41''
01,May,73	27 Ar48'38''	-25 58'24''
01,Jun,73	28 Ar06'15''	-26 01'38''
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01,Aug,73	28 Ar20'30''R	-26 14'41''
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01,Nov,73	27 Ar43'38''	-26 26'16''
01,Dec,73	27 Ar28'41''	-26 23'12''
01,Jan,74	27 Ar19'47''	-26 17'05''
01,Feb,74	27 Ar20'29''D	-26 09'47''
01,Mar,74	27 Ar29'26''	-26 03'58''
01,Apr,74	27 Ar46'08''	-26 00'04''
01,May,74	28 Ar05'06''	-25 59'42''
01,Jun,74	28 Ar22'50''	-26 02'55''
01,Jul,74	28 Ar34'16''	-26 08'41''
01,Aug,74	28 Ar37'26''R	-26 15'58''
01,Sep,74	28 Ar31'13''	-26 22'42''
01,Oct,74	28 Ar17'57''	-26 26'57''
01,Nov,74	28 Ar00'43''	-26 27'44''
01,Dec,74	27 Ar45'38''	-26 24'43''
01,Jan,75	27 Ar36'34''	-26 18'36''
01,Feb,75	27 Ar37'07''D	-26 11'17''
01,Mar,75	27 Ar45'58''	-26 05'25''
01,Apr,75	28 Ar02'38''	-26 01'26''
01,May,75	28 Ar21'40''	-26 01'01''
01,Jun,75	28 Ar39'33''	-26 04'10''
01,Jul,75	28 Ar51'09''	-26 09'56''
01,Aug,75	28 Ar54'30''R	-26 17'14''
01,Sep,75	28 Ar48'25''	-26 24'02''
01,Oct,75	28 Ar35'12''	-26 28'21''
01,Nov,75	28 Ar17'55''	-26 29'12''
01,Dec,75	28 Ar02'42''	-26 26'14''
01,Jan,76	27 Ar53'28''	-26 20'08''
01,Feb,76	27 Ar53'51''D	-26 12'46''
01,Mar,76	28 Ar03'03''	-26 06'41''
01,Apr,76	28 Ar19'52''	-26 02'44''
01,May,76	28 Ar38'58''	-26 02'22''
01,Jun,76	28 Ar56'52''	-26 05'35''
01,Jul,76	29 Ar08'24''	-26 11'25''
01,Aug,76	29 Ar11'37''R	-26 18'45''
01,Sep,76	29 Ar05'22''	-26 25'33''
01,Oct,76	28 Ar52'01''	-26 29'50''
01,Nov,76	28 Ar34'40''	-26 30'38''
01,Dec,76	28 Ar19'28''	-26 27'36''
01,Jan,77	28 Ar10'19''	-26 21'26''
01,Feb,77	28 Ar10'51''D	-26 14'02''
01,Mar,77	28 Ar19'47''	-26 08'07''
01,Apr,77	28 Ar36'34''	-26 04'06''
01,May,77	28 Ar55'43''	-26 03'40''
01,Jun,77	29 Ar13'45''	-26 06'50''
01,Jul,77	29 Ar25'28''	-26 12'39''
01,Aug,77	29 Ar28'53''R	-26 20'01''
01,Sep,77	29 Ar22'45''	-26 26'52''
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01,Nov,77	28 Ar52'03''	-26 32'06''
01,Dec,77	28 Ar36'43''	-26 29'07''
01,Jan,78	28 Ar27'23''	-26 22'57''
01,Feb,78	28 Ar27'45''D	-26 15'31''
01,Mar,78	28 Ar36'34''	-26 09'33''
01,Apr,78	28 Ar53'20''	-26 05'28''
01,May,78	29 Ar12'33''	-26 04'57''
01,Jun,78	29 Ar30'44''	-26 08'05''
01,Jul,78	29 Ar42'37''	-26 13'53''
01,Aug,78	29 Ar46'12''R	-26 21'16''
01,Sep,78	29 Ar40'13''	-26 28'11''
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01,Nov,78	29 Ar09'31''	-26 33'33''
01,Dec,78	28 Ar54'03''	-26 30'37''
01,Jan,79	28 Ar44'33''	-26 24'28''
01,Feb,79	28 Ar44'44''D	-26 17'00''
01,Mar,79	28 Ar53'27''	-26 10'59''
01,Apr,79	29 Ar10'10''	-26 06'48''
01,May,79	29 Ar29'28''	-26 06'14''
01,Jun,79	29 Ar47'47''	-26 09'19''
01,Jul,79	29 Ar59'50''	-26 15'06''
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01,Sep,79	29 Ar57'45''	-26 29'28''
01,Oct,79	29 Ar44'34''	-26 33'59''
01,Nov,79	29 Ar27'04''	-26 34'59''
01,Dec,79	29 Ar11'28''	-26 32'06''
01,Jan,80	29 Ar01'47''	-26 25'57''
01,Feb,80	29 Ar01'48''D	-26 18'28''
01,Mar,80	29 Ar10'51''	-26 12'12''
01,Apr,80	29 Ar27'43''	-26 08'03''
01,May,80	29 Ar47'05''	-26 07'32''
01,Jun,80	0 Ta05'25''	-26 10'40''
01,Jul,80	0 Ta17'26''	-26 16'31''
01,Aug,80	0 Ta21'04''R	-26 23'57''
01,Sep,80	0 Ta15'04''	-26 30'56''
01,Oct,80	0 Ta01'43''	-26 35'24''
01,Nov,80	29 Ar44'09''	-26 36'21''
01,Dec,80	29 Ar28'33''	-26 33'23''
01,Jan,81	29 Ar18'57''	-26 27'11''
01,Feb,81	29 Ar19'08''D	-26 19'39''
01,Mar,81	29 Ar27'54''	-26 13'34''
01,Apr,81	29 Ar44'45''	-26 09'20''
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01,Jun,81	0 Ta22'40''	-26 11'50''
01,Jul,81	0 Ta34'51''	-26 17'40''
01,Aug,81	0 Ta38'42''R	-26 25'08''
01,Sep,81	0 Ta32'50''	-26 32'09''
01,Oct,81	0 Ta19'32''	-26 36'42''
01,Nov,81	0 Ta01'55''	-26 37'43''
01,Dec,81	29 Ar46'12''	-26 34'48''
01,Jan,82	29 Ar36'25''	-26 28'36''
01,Feb,82	29 Ar36'26''D	-26 21'02''
01,Mar,82	29 Ar45'06''	-26 14'53''
01,Apr,82	0 Ta01'56''	-26 10'35''
01,May,82	0 Ta21'26''	-26 09'55''
01,Jun,82	0 Ta40'03''	-26 12'58''
01,Jul,82	0 Ta52'26''	-26 18'46''
01,Aug,82	0 Ta56'27''R	-26 26'15''
01,Sep,82	0 Ta50'45''	-26 33'20''
01,Oct,82	0 Ta37'31''	-26 37'57''
01,Nov,82	0 Ta19'51''	-26 39'03''
01,Dec,82	0 Ta04'00''	-26 36'10''
01,Jan,83	29 Ar54'04''	-26 29'59''
01,Feb,83	29 Ar53'54''D	-26 22'23''
01,Mar,83	0 Ta02'28''	-26 16'11''
01,Apr,83	0 Ta19'15''	-26 11'48''
01,May,83	0 Ta38'50''	-26 11'04''
01,Jun,83	0 Ta57'37''	-26 14'03''
01,Jul,83	1 Ta10'10''	-26 19'50''
01,Aug,83	1 Ta14'23''R	-26 27'20''
01,Sep,83	1 Ta08'50''	-26 34'28''
01,Oct,83	0 Ta55'41''	-26 39'10''
01,Nov,83	0 Ta37'59''	-26 40'20''
01,Dec,83	0 Ta22'00''	-26 37'30''
01,Jan,84	0 Ta11'53''	-26 31'20''
01,Feb,84	0 Ta11'33''D	-26 23'42''
01,Mar,84	0 Ta20'27''	-26 17'14''
01,Apr,84	0 Ta37'24''	-26 12'53''
01,May,84	0 Ta57'05''	-26 12'11''
01,Jun,84	1 Ta15'53''	-26 15'14''
01,Jul,84	1 Ta28'24''	-26 21'05''
01,Aug,84	1 Ta32'31''R	-26 28'38''
01,Sep,84	1 Ta26'48''	-26 35'46''
01,Oct,84	1 Ta13'31''	-26 40'26''
01,Nov,84	0 Ta55'44''	-26 41'32''
01,Dec,84	0 Ta39'46''	-26 38'39''
01,Jan,85	0 Ta29'44''	-26 32'24''
01,Feb,85	0 Ta29'34''D	-26 24'43''
01,Mar,85	0 Ta38'12''	-26 18'27''
01,Apr,85	0 Ta55'08''	-26 14'01''
01,May,85	1 Ta14'53''	-26 13'15''
01,Jun,85	1 Ta33'50''	-26 16'15''
01,Jul,85	1 Ta46'33''	-26 22'04''
01,Aug,85	1 Ta50'52''R	-26 29'38''
01,Sep,85	1 Ta45'18''	-26 36'50''
01,Oct,85	1 Ta32'05''	-26 41'34''
01,Nov,85	1 Ta14'16''	-26 42'45''
01,Dec,85	0 Ta58'11''	-26 39'54''
01,Jan,86	0 Ta47'59''	-26 33'40''
01,Feb,86	0 Ta47'38''D	-26 25'58''
01,Mar,86	0 Ta56'09''	-26 19'38''
01,Apr,86	1 Ta13'04''	-26 15'07''
01,May,86	1 Ta32'54''	-26 14'17''
01,Jun,86	1 Ta52'00''	-26 17'13''
01,Jul,86	2 Ta04'54''	-26 23'02''
01,Aug,86	2 Ta09'25''R	-26 30'37''
01,Sep,86	2 Ta04'02''	-26 37'52''
01,Oct,86	1 Ta50'53''	-26 42'41''
01,Nov,86	1 Ta33'02''	-26 43'57''
01,Dec,86	1 Ta16'49''	-26 41'09''
01,Jan,87	1 Ta06'26''	-26 34'56''
01,Feb,87	1 Ta05'55''D	-26 27'12''
01,Mar,87	1 Ta14'20''	-26 20'48''
01,Apr,87	1 Ta31'12''	-26 16'13''
01,May,87	1 Ta51'06''	-26 15'18''
01,Jun,87	2 Ta10'22''	-26 18'11''
01,Jul,87	2 Ta23'28''	-26 23'59''
01,Aug,87	2 Ta28'11''R	-26 31'35''
01,Sep,87	2 Ta22'57''	-26 38'53''
01,Oct,87	2 Ta09'52''	-26 43'47''
01,Nov,87	1 Ta51'59''	-26 45'07''
01,Dec,87	1 Ta35'39''	-26 42'23''
01,Jan,88	1 Ta25'04''	-26 36'11''
01,Feb,88	1 Ta24'22''D	-26 28'25''
01,Mar,88	1 Ta33'07''	-26 21'46''
01,Apr,88	1 Ta50'09''	-26 17'12''
01,May,88	2 Ta10'08''	-26 16'20''
01,Jun,88	2 Ta29'26''	-26 19'17''
01,Jul,88	2 Ta42'29''	-26 25'08''
01,Aug,88	2 Ta47'06''R	-26 32'47''
01,Sep,88	2 Ta41'42''	-26 40'06''
01,Oct,88	2 Ta28'29''	-26 44'58''
01,Nov,88	2 Ta10'31''	-26 46'16''
01,Dec,88	1 Ta54'10''	-26 43'27''
01,Jan,89	1 Ta43'40''	-26 37'11''
01,Feb,89	1 Ta43'07''D	-26 29'22''
01,Mar,89	1 Ta51'35''	-26 22'55''
01,Apr,89	2 Ta08'36''	-26 18'16''
01,May,89	2 Ta28'39''	-26 17'20''
01,Jun,89	2 Ta48'05''	-26 20'14''
01,Jul,89	3 Ta01'20''	-26 26'03''
01,Aug,89	3 Ta06'09''R	-26 33'44''
01,Sep,89	3 Ta00'55''	-26 41'06''
01,Oct,89	2 Ta47'46''	-26 46'03''
01,Nov,89	2 Ta29'44''	-26 47'25''
01,Dec,89	2 Ta13'15''	-26 44'40''
01,Jan,90	2 Ta02'34''	-26 38'25''
01,Feb,90	2 Ta01'50''D	-26 30'34''
01,Mar,90	2 Ta10'10''	-26 24'03''
01,Apr,90	2 Ta27'09''	-26 19'20''
01,May,90	2 Ta47'16''	-26 18'19''
01,Jun,90	3 Ta06'51''	-26 21'09''
01,Jul,90	3 Ta20'17''	-26 26'58''
01,Aug,90	3 Ta25'18''R	-26 34'39''
01,Sep,90	3 Ta20'13''	-26 42'05''
01,Oct,90	3 Ta07'08''	-26 47'07''
01,Nov,90	2 Ta49'04''	-26 48'33''
01,Dec,90	2 Ta32'27''	-26 45'52''
01,Jan,91	2 Ta21'34''	-26 39'37''
01,Feb,91	2 Ta20'38''D	-26 31'45''
01,Mar,91	2 Ta28'51''	-26 25'11''
01,Apr,91	2 Ta45'46''	-26 20'22''
01,May,91	3 Ta05'56''	-26 19'16''
01,Jun,91	3 Ta25'41''	-26 22'03''
01,Jul,91	3 Ta39'19''	-26 27'50''
01,Aug,91	3 Ta44'31''	-26 35'33''
01,Sep,91	3 Ta39'37''R	-26 43'02''
01,Oct,91	3 Ta26'35''	-26 48'08''
01,Nov,91	3 Ta08'29''	-26 49'40''
01,Dec,91	2 Ta51'43''	-26 47'02''
01,Jan,92	2 Ta40'38''	-26 40'48''
01,Feb,92	2 Ta39'30''D	-26 32'54''
01,Mar,92	2 Ta48'02''	-26 26'04''
01,Apr,92	3 Ta05'07''	-26 21'16''
01,May,92	3 Ta25'23''	-26 20'13''
01,Jun,92	3 Ta45'09''	-26 23'04''
01,Jul,92	3 Ta58'45''	-26 28'55''
01,Aug,92	4 Ta03'51''R	-26 36'40''
01,Sep,92	3 Ta58'46''	-26 44'10''
01,Oct,92	3 Ta45'36''	-26 49'15''
01,Nov,92	3 Ta27'23''	-26 50'43''
01,Dec,92	3 Ta10'36''	-26 48'00''
01,Jan,93	2 Ta59'35''	-26 41'42''
01,Feb,93	2 Ta58'36''D	-26 33'45''
01,Mar,93	3 Ta06'52''	-26 27'07''
01,Apr,93	3 Ta23'55''	-26 22'14''
01,May,93	3 Ta44'14''	-26 21'06''
01,Jun,93	4 Ta04'09''	-26 23'53''
01,Jul,93	4 Ta17'56''	-26 29'42''
01,Aug,93	4 Ta23'15''	-26 37'28''
01,Sep,93	4 Ta18'21''R	-26 45'02''
01,Oct,93	4 Ta05'14''	-26 50'11''
01,Nov,93	3 Ta46'59''	-26 51'44''
01,Dec,93	3 Ta30'04''	-26 49'05''
01,Jan,94	3 Ta18'51''	-26 42'48''
01,Feb,94	3 Ta17'41''D	-26 34'49''
01,Mar,94	3 Ta25'49''	-26 28'07''
01,Apr,94	3 Ta42'48''	-26 23'09''
01,May,94	4 Ta03'12''	-26 21'56''
01,Jun,94	4 Ta23'16''	-26 24'40''
01,Jul,94	4 Ta37'15''	-26 30'27''
01,Aug,94	4 Ta42'46''	-26 38'14''
01,Sep,94	4 Ta38'02''R	-26 45'51''
01,Oct,94	4 Ta25'01''	-26 51'05''
01,Nov,94	4 Ta06'43''	-26 52'43''
01,Dec,94	3 Ta49'40''	-26 50'07''
01,Jan,95	3 Ta38'15''	-26 43'51''
01,Feb,95	3 Ta36'53''D	-26 35'50''
01,Mar,95	3 Ta44'54''	-26 29'04''
01,Apr,95	4 Ta01'50''	-26 24'01''
01,May,95	4 Ta22'17''	-26 22'43''
01,Jun,95	4 Ta42'31''	-26 25'23''
01,Jul,95	4 Ta56'42''	-26 31'09''
01,Aug,95	5 Ta02'27''	-26 38'56''
01,Sep,95	4 Ta57'53''R	-26 46'36''
01,Oct,95	4 Ta44'56''	-26 51'55''
01,Nov,95	4 Ta26'37''	-26 53'38''
01,Dec,95	4 Ta09'26''	-26 51'06''
01,Jan,96	3 Ta57'49''	-26 44'51''
01,Feb,96	3 Ta56'15''D	-26 36'48''
01,Mar,96	4 Ta04'34''	-26 29'46''
01,Apr,96	4 Ta21'41''	-26 24'43''
01,May,96	4 Ta42'15''	-26 23'29''
01,Jun,96	5 Ta02'31''	-26 26'12''
01,Jul,96	5 Ta16'40''	-26 32'01''
01,Aug,96	5 Ta22'19''	-26 39'52''
01,Sep,96	5 Ta17'36''R	-26 47'33''
01,Oct,96	5 Ta04'30''	-26 52'50''
01,Nov,96	4 Ta46'06''	-26 54'30''
01,Dec,96	4 Ta28'54''	-26 51'53''
01,Jan,97	4 Ta17'21''	-26 45'34''
01,Feb,97	4 Ta15'56''D	-26 37'28''
01,Mar,97	4 Ta23'59''	-26 30'37''
01,Apr,97	4 Ta41'04''	-26 25'30''
01,May,97	5 Ta01'42''	-26 24'10''
01,Jun,97	5 Ta22'08''	-26 26'50''
01,Jul,97	5 Ta36'30''	-26 32'37''
01,Aug,97	5 Ta42'23''	-26 40'29''
01,Sep,97	5 Ta37'51''R	-26 48'13''
01,Oct,97	5 Ta24'50''	-26 53'35''
01,Nov,97	5 Ta06'24''	-26 55'20''
01,Dec,97	4 Ta49'04''	-26 52'47''
01,Jan,98	4 Ta37'20''	-26 46'29''
01,Feb,98	4 Ta35'43''D	-26 38'22''
01,Mar,98	4 Ta43'38''	-26 31'27''
01,Apr,98	5 Ta00'41''	-26 26'15''
01,May,98	5 Ta21'23''	-26 24'50''
01,Jun,98	5 Ta41'59''	-26 27'25''
01,Jul,98	5 Ta56'34''	-26 33'11''
01,Aug,98	6 Ta02'39''	-26 41'04''
01,Sep,98	5 Ta58'19''R	-26 48'51''
01,Oct,98	5 Ta45'24''	-26 54'18''
01,Nov,98	5 Ta26'56''	-26 56'09''
01,Dec,98	5 Ta09'28''	-26 53'39''
01,Jan,99	4 Ta57'33''	-26 47'23''
01,Feb,99	4 Ta55'44''D	-26 39'14''
01,Mar,99	5 Ta03'32''	-26 32'16''
01,Apr,99	5 Ta20'31''	-26 26'58''
01,May,99	5 Ta41'17''	-26 25'28''
01,Jun,99	6 Ta02'02''	-26 27'59''
01,Jul,99	6 Ta16'50''	-26 33'44''
01,Aug,99	6 Ta23'10''	-26 41'37''
01,Sep,99	6 Ta19'01''R	-26 49'28''
01,Oct,99	6 Ta06'12''	-26 55'00''
01,Nov,99	5 Ta47'43''	-26 56'56''
01,Dec,99	5 Ta30'07''	-26 54'31''
01,Jan,00	5 Ta17'59''	-26 48'16''
01,Feb,00	5 Ta15'57''D	-26 40'05''
01,Mar,00	5 Ta24'03''	-26 32'50''
01,Apr,00	5 Ta41'13''	-26 27'33''
01,May,00	6 Ta02'06''	-26 26'06''
01,Jun,00	6 Ta22'55''	-26 28'41''
01,Jul,00	6 Ta37'41''	-26 34'29''
01,Aug,00	6 Ta43'56''	-26 42'25''
01,Sep,00	6 Ta39'38''R	-26 50'18''
01,Oct,00	6 Ta26'40''	-26 55'49''
01,Nov,00	6 Ta08'04''	-26 57'42''
01,Dec,00	5 Ta50'27''	-26 55'12''
01,Jan,01	5 Ta38'23''	-26 48'53''
01,Feb,01	5 Ta36'30''D	-26 40'39''
01,Mar,01	5 Ta44'20''	-26 33'37''
01,Apr,01	6 Ta01'27''	-26 28'14''
01,May,01	6 Ta22'24''	-26 26'42''
01,Jun,01	6 Ta43'23''	-26 29'13''
01,Jul,01	6 Ta58'22''	-26 35'00''
01,Aug,01	7 Ta04'50''	-26 42'57''
01,Sep,01	7 Ta00'44''R	-26 50'53''
01,Oct,01	6 Ta47'51''	-26 56'29''
01,Nov,01	6 Ta29'13''	-26 58'27''
01,Dec,01	6 Ta11'28''	-26 56'01''
01,Jan,02	5 Ta59'12''	-26 49'44''
01,Feb,02	5 Ta57'06''D	-26 41'28''
01,Mar,02	6 Ta04'48''	-26 34'22''
01,Apr,02	6 Ta21'51''	-26 28'54''
01,May,02	6 Ta42'52''	-26 27'17''
01,Jun,02	7 Ta04'00''	-26 29'44''
01,Jul,02	7 Ta19'13''	-26 35'29''
01,Aug,02	7 Ta25'55''	-26 43'26''
01,Sep,02	7 Ta21'59''R	-26 51'26''
01,Oct,02	7 Ta09'13''	-26 57'07''
01,Nov,02	6 Ta50'34''	-26 59'11''
01,Dec,02	6 Ta32'40''	-26 56'49''
01,Jan,03	6 Ta20'10''	-26 50'33''
01,Feb,03	6 Ta17'52''D	-26 42'16''
01,Mar,03	6 Ta25'25''	-26 35'06''
01,Apr,03	6 Ta42'25''	-26 29'32''
01,May,03	7 Ta03'29''	-26 27'50''
01,Jun,03	7 Ta24'47''	-26 30'12''
01,Jul,03	7 Ta40'13''	-26 35'55''
01,Aug,03	7 Ta47'09''	-26 43'54''
01,Sep,03	7 Ta43'25''R	-26 51'57''
01,Oct,03	7 Ta30'44''	-26 57'43''
01,Nov,03	7 Ta12'03''	-26 59'52''
01,Dec,03	6 Ta54'01''	-26 57'34''
01,Jan,04	6 Ta41'19''	-26 51'20''
01,Feb,04	6 Ta38'47''D	-26 43'01''
01,Mar,04	6 Ta46'37''	-26 35'33''
01,Apr,04	7 Ta03'48''	-26 30'01''
01,May,04	7 Ta24'59''	-26 28'20''
01,Jun,04	7 Ta46'20''	-26 30'47''
01,Jul,04	8 Ta01'45''	-26 36'33''
01,Aug,04	8 Ta08'36''	-26 44'34''
01,Sep,04	8 Ta04'43''R	-26 52'38''
01,Oct,04	7 Ta51'52''	-26 58'24''
01,Nov,04	7 Ta33'04''	-27 00'30''
01,Dec,04	7 Ta15'00''	-26 58'08''
01,Jan,05	7 Ta02'21''	-26 51'48''
01,Feb,05	6 Ta59'58''D	-26 43'26''
01,Mar,05	7 Ta07'32''	-26 36'11''
01,Apr,05	7 Ta24'40''	-26 30'33''
01,May,05	7 Ta45'55''	-26 28'47''
01,Jun,05	8 Ta07'26''	-26 31'09''
01,Jul,05	8 Ta23'04''	-26 36'53''
01,Aug,05	8 Ta30'09''	-26 44'55''
01,Sep,05	8 Ta26'29''R	-26 53'02''
01,Oct,05	8 Ta13'44''	-26 58'53''
01,Nov,05	7 Ta54'54''	-27 01'04''
01,Dec,05	7 Ta36'41''	-26 58'47''
01,Jan,06	7 Ta23'49''	-26 52'29''
01,Feb,06	7 Ta21'14''D	-26 44'05''
01,Mar,06	7 Ta28'39''	-26 36'46''
01,Apr,06	7 Ta45'42''	-26 31'02''
01,May,06	8 Ta07'01''	-26 29'10''
01,Jun,06	8 Ta28'43''	-26 31'28''
01,Jul,06	8 Ta44'33''	-26 37'10''
01,Aug,06	8 Ta51'53''	-26 45'12''
01,Sep,06	8 Ta48'24''R	-26 53'23''
01,Oct,06	8 Ta35'46''	-26 59'18''
01,Nov,06	8 Ta16'55''	-27 01'35''
01,Dec,06	7 Ta58'34''	-26 59'21''
01,Jan,07	7 Ta45'29''	-26 53'05''
01,Feb,07	7 Ta42'40''D	-26 44'39''
01,Mar,07	7 Ta49'57''	-26 37'16''
01,Apr,07	8 Ta06'57''	-26 31'27''
01,May,07	8 Ta28'18''	-26 29'30''
01,Jun,07	8 Ta50'09''	-26 31'42''
01,Jul,07	9 Ta06'14''	-26 37'22''
01,Aug,07	9 Ta13'49''	-26 45'25''
01,Sep,07	9 Ta10'32''R	-26 53'39''
01,Oct,07	8 Ta58'00''	-26 59'39''
01,Nov,07	8 Ta39'09''	-27 02'02''
01,Dec,07	8 Ta20'40''	-26 59'52''
01,Jan,08	8 Ta07'22''	-26 53'38''
01,Feb,08	8 Ta04'18''D	-26 45'10''
01,Mar,08	8 Ta11'51''	-26 37'29''
01,Apr,08	8 Ta29'02''	-26 31'40''
01,May,08	8 Ta50'32''	-26 29'45''
01,Jun,08	9 Ta12'27''	-26 32'01''
01,Jul,08	9 Ta28'31''	-26 37'44''
01,Aug,08	9 Ta36'02''	-26 45'50''
01,Sep,08	9 Ta32'37''R	-26 54'06''
01,Oct,08	9 Ta19'55''	-27 00'05''
01,Nov,08	9 Ta00'56''	-27 02'25''
01,Dec,08	8 Ta42'25''	-27 00'11''
01,Jan,09	8 Ta29'10''	-26 53'51''
01,Feb,09	8 Ta26'16''D	-26 45'21''
01,Mar,09	8 Ta33'33''	-26 37'52''
01,Apr,09	8 Ta50'41''	-26 31'57''
01,May,09	9 Ta12'15''	-26 29'57''
01,Jun,09	9 Ta34'20''	-26 32'08''
01,Jul,09	9 Ta50'38''	-26 37'49''
01,Aug,09	9 Ta58'23''	-26 45'56''
01,Sep,09	9 Ta55'11''R	-26 54'14''
01,Oct,09	9 Ta42'37''	-27 00'19''
01,Nov,09	9 Ta23'37''	-27 02'44''
01,Dec,09	9 Ta04'57''	-27 00'35''
01,Jan,10	8 Ta51'30''	-26 54'17''
01,Feb,10	8 Ta48'22''D	-26 45'45''
01,Mar,10	8 Ta55'30''	-26 38'13''
01,Apr,10	9 Ta12'33''	-26 32'12''
01,May,10	9 Ta34'10''	-26 30'06''
01,Jun,10	9 Ta56'26''	-26 32'12''
01,Jul,10	10 Ta12'58''	-26 37'51''
01,Aug,10	10 Ta20'58''	-26 45'58''
01,Sep,10	10 Ta17'59''R	-26 54'20''
01,Oct,10	10 Ta05'32''	-27 00'29''
01,Nov,10	9 Ta46'32''	-27 03'01''
01,Dec,10	9 Ta27'44''	-27 00'56''
01,Jan,11	9 Ta14'02''	-26 54'41''
01,Feb,11	9 Ta10'40''D	-26 46'07''
01,Mar,11	9 Ta17'39''	-26 38'31''
01,Apr,11	9 Ta34'38''	-26 32'24''
01,May,11	9 Ta56'19''	-26 30'12''
01,Jun,11	10 Ta18'44''	-26 32'14''
01,Jul,11	10 Ta35'30''	-26 37'50''
01,Aug,11	10 Ta43'47''	-26 45'58''
01,Sep,11	10 Ta41'01''R	-26 54'23''
01,Oct,11	10 Ta28'40''	-27 00'38''
01,Nov,11	10 Ta09'39''	-27 03'15''
01,Dec,11	9 Ta50'43''	-27 01'15''
01,Jan,12	9 Ta36'48''	-26 55'02''
01,Feb,12	9 Ta33'11''D	-26 46'27''
01,Mar,12	9 Ta40'24''	-26 38'32''
01,Apr,12	9 Ta57'35''	-26 32'26''
01,May,12	10 Ta19'24''	-26 30'16''
01,Jun,12	10 Ta41'53''	-26 32'22''
01,Jul,12	10 Ta58'39''	-26 38'01''
01,Aug,12	11 Ta06'51''	-26 46'12''
01,Sep,12	11 Ta03'57''R	-26 54'39''
01,Oct,12	10 Ta51'27''	-27 00'53''
01,Nov,12	10 Ta32'18''	-27 03'28''
01,Dec,12	10 Ta13'19''	-27 01'24''
01,Jan,13	9 Ta59'26''	-26 55'06''
01,Feb,13	9 Ta55'57''D	-26 46'28''
01,Mar,13	10 Ta02'55''	-26 38'46''
01,Apr,13	10 Ta20'01''	-26 32'34''
01,May,13	10 Ta41'53''	-26 30'18''
01,Jun,13	11 Ta04'33''	-26 32'19''
01,Jul,13	11 Ta21'32''	-26 37'56''
01,Aug,13	11 Ta30'00''	-26 46'07''
01,Sep,13	11 Ta27'19''R	-26 54'37''
01,Oct,13	11 Ta14'56''	-27 00'57''
01,Nov,13	10 Ta55'46''	-27 03'39''
01,Dec,13	10 Ta36'38''	-27 01'39''
01,Jan,14	10 Ta22'31''	-26 55'23''
01,Feb,14	10 Ta18'48''D	-26 46'43''
01,Mar,14	10 Ta25'36''	-26 38'58''
01,Apr,14	10 Ta42'36''	-26 32'40''
01,May,14	11 Ta04'31''	-26 30'18''
01,Jun,14	11 Ta27'21''	-26 32'14''
01,Jul,14	11 Ta44'35''	-26 37'49''
01,Aug,14	11 Ta53'18''	-26 46'00''
01,Sep,14	11 Ta50'50''R	-26 54'33''
01,Oct,14	11 Ta38'34''	-27 00'59''
01,Nov,14	11 Ta19'23''	-27 03'46''
01,Dec,14	11 Ta00'07''	-27 01'51''
01,Jan,15	10 Ta45'45''	-26 55'37''
01,Feb,15	10 Ta41'47''D	-26 46'56''
01,Mar,15	10 Ta48'25''	-26 39'07''
01,Apr,15	11 Ta05'20''	-26 32'43''
01,May,15	11 Ta27'17''	-26 30'15''
01,Jun,15	11 Ta50'17''	-26 32'05''
01,Jul,15	12 Ta07'45''	-26 37'37''
01,Aug,15	12 Ta16'45''	-26 45'49''
01,Sep,15	12 Ta14'30''R	-26 54'25''
01,Oct,15	12 Ta02'22''	-27 00'56''
01,Nov,15	11 Ta43'10''	-27 03'49''
01,Dec,15	11 Ta23'45''	-27 02'00''
01,Jan,16	11 Ta09'10''	-26 55'48''
01,Feb,16	11 Ta04'55''D	-26 47'05''
01,Mar,16	11 Ta11'47''	-26 38'57''
01,Apr,16	11 Ta28'54''	-26 32'33''
01,May,16	11 Ta51'00''	-26 30'07''
01,Jun,16	12 Ta14'04''	-26 32'00''
01,Jul,16	12 Ta31'33''	-26 37'36''
01,Aug,16	12 Ta40'28''	-26 45'50''
01,Sep,16	12 Ta38'06''R	-26 54'29''
01,Oct,16	12 Ta25'48''	-27 00'59''
01,Nov,16	12 Ta06'28''	-27 03'50''
01,Dec,16	11 Ta46'59''	-27 01'56''
01,Jan,17	11 Ta32'26''	-26 55'39''
01,Feb,17	11 Ta28'19''D	-26 46'53''
01,Mar,17	11 Ta34'56''	-26 38'58''
01,Apr,17	11 Ta51'58''	-26 32'28''
01,May,17	12 Ta14'07''	-26 29'55''
01,Jun,17	12 Ta37'23''	-26 31'43''
01,Jul,17	12 Ta55'05''	-26 37'16''
01,Aug,17	13 Ta04'17''	-26 45'30''
01,Sep,17	13 Ta02'09''R	-26 54'12''
01,Oct,17	12 Ta49'59''	-27 00'47''
01,Nov,17	12 Ta30'38''	-27 03'44''
01,Dec,17	12 Ta11'01''	-27 01'55''

G!kun||'homdima(229762)

On 19 October 2007, astronomers at Palomar Observatory in California discovered a Trans-Neptunian body with an orbit of 620.17 years. Provisionally designated 2007 UK126, when its orbit was confirmed it was given the minor planet number 229762 and given the name G!kun||'homdima.

It was at 25 Tau 44 R when discovered. The Sabian Symbol for this degree is "A SPANISH GALLANT SERENADES HIS BELOVED" and Rudhyar says the keynote is "The ritualization of individual desires." This position was in a Yod aspect with Sun at 25 Libra 53 and Pluto at 26 Sagittarius 45.

Michael Brown, one of the discoverers, feels that this body will most likely be designated a Dwarf Planet.

From the Minor Planet circular: "G!kun||'homdima is the beautiful aardvark girl of Jul'hoan mythology who sometimes appears in stories as a python and sometimes as an elephant. She defends her people and punishes wrongdoers using spines, a raincloud full of hail, and her magical oryx horn G!o'e !Hu. The satellite is being named G!o'e !Hu"

These names are from the myths of the Jul'hoan people of Namibia. The language uses click sounds, and is the first minor planet to be given a name with such sounds.

To find out how to pronounce this body's name, click here: G!kun||'homdima

And here is how to pronounce the name of the satellite: G!o'e !Hu

G!kun||'homdima has an orbital eccentricity of 04843, an inclination of 23.378, with a perihelion distance of 37.502 AU (which it will reach in 2046) and an aphelion distance of 107.94 AU.

Its satellite G!o'e !Hu is extremely red, one of the reddest known bodies out past Pluto.

Here is a monthly ephemeris for 1900-2050, positions for 0 HR GMT

01,01,1900	08 Pi06'	01,01,1976	19 Ar04'
01,01,1901	08 Pi28'	01,01,1977	19 Ar55'
01,01,1902	08 Pi50'	01,01,1978	20 Ar47'
01,01,1903	09 Pi12'	01,01,1979	21 Ar39'
01,01,1904	09 Pi34'	01,01,1980	22 Ar32'
01,01,1905	09 Pi57'	01,01,1981	23 Ar26'
01,01,1906	10 Pi19'	01,01,1982	24 Ar21'
01,01,1907	10 Pi42'	01,01,1983	25 Ar17'
01,01,1908	11 Pi04'	01,01,1984	26 Ar14'
01,01,1909	11 Pi28'	01,01,1985	27 Ar12'
01,01,1910	11 Pi51'	01,01,1986	28 Ar11'
01,01,1911	12 Pi14'	01,01,1987	29 Ar11'
01,01,1912	12 Pi38'	01,01,1988	00 Ta12'
01,01,1913	13 Pi02'	01,01,1989	01 Ta14'
01,01,1914	13 Pi26'	01,01,1990	02 Ta17'
01,01,1915	13 Pi50'	01,01,1991	03 Ta21'
01,01,1916	14 Pi15'	01,01,1992	04 Ta26'
01,01,1917	14 Pi40'	01,01,1993	05 Ta32'
01,01,1918	15 Pi05'	01,01,1994	06 Ta39'
01,01,1919	15 Pi30'	01,01,1995	07 Ta47'
01,01,1920	15 Pi55'	01,01,1996	08 Ta56'
01,01,1921	16 Pi21'	01,01,1997	10 Ta06'
01,01,1922	16 Pi46'	01,01,1998	11 Ta18'
01,01,1923	17 Pi12'	01,01,1999	12 Ta31'
01,01,1924	17 Pi38'	01,01,2000	13 Ta46'
01,01,1925	18 Pi05'	01,01,2001	15 Ta01'
01,01,1926	18 Pi32'	01,01,2002	16 Ta18'
01,01,1927	18 Pi59'	01,01,2003	17 Ta36'
01,01,1928	19 Pi26'	01,01,2004	18 Ta55'
01,01,1929	19 Pi54'	01,01,2005	20 Ta15'
01,01,1930	20 Pi22'	01,01,2006	21 Ta36'
01,01,1931	20 Pi50'	01,01,2007	22 Ta59'
01,01,1932	21 Pi19'	01,01,2008	24 Ta23'
01,01,1933	21 Pi48'	01,01,2009	25 Ta48'
01,01,1934	22 Pi17'	01,01,2010	27 Ta15'
01,01,1935	22 Pi46'	01,01,2011	28 Ta43'
01,01,1936	23 Pi16'	01,01,2012	00 Ge12'
01,01,1937	23 Pi46'	01,01,2013	01 Ge42'
01,01,1938	24 Pi16'	01,01,2014	03 Ge13'
01,01,1939	24 Pi47'	01,01,2015	04 Ge46'
01,01,1940	25 Pi18'	01,01,2016	06 Ge20'
01,01,1941	25 Pi50'	01,01,2017	07 Ge54'
01,01,1942	26 Pi21'	01,01,2018	09 Ge31'
01,01,1943	26 Pi53'	01,01,2019	11 Ge08'
01,01,1944	27 Pi26'	01,01,2020	12 Ge46'
01,01,1945	27 Pi59'	01,01,2021	14 Ge25'
01,01,1946	28 Pi32'	01,01,2022	16 Ge05'
01,01,1947	29 Pi05'	01,01,2023	17 Ge47'
01,01,1948	29 Pi39'	01,01,2024	19 Ge30'
01,01,1949	00 Ar14'	01,01,2025	21 Ge13'
01,01,1950	00 Ar49'	01,01,2026	22 Ge57'
01,01,1951	01 Ar24'	01,01,2027	24 Ge43'
01,01,1952	02 Ar00'	01,01,2028	26 Ge29'
01,01,1953	02 Ar37'	01,01,2029	28 Ge15'
01,01,1954	03 Ar14'	01,01,2030	00 Cn02'
01,01,1955	03 Ar51'	01,01,2031	01 Cn50'
01,01,1956	04 Ar28'	01,01,2032	03 Cn38'
01,01,1957	05 Ar06'	01,01,2033	05 Cn26'
01,01,1958	05 Ar45'	01,01,2034	07 Cn15'
01,01,1959	06 Ar24'	01,01,2035	09 Cn05'
01,01,1960	07 Ar03'	01,01,2036	10 Cn55'
01,01,1961	07 Ar44'	01,01,2037	12 Cn45'
01,01,1962	08 Ar24'	01,01,2038	14 Cn36'
01,01,1963	09 Ar06'	01,01,2039	16 Cn27'
01,01,1964	09 Ar48'	01,01,2040	18 Cn18'
01,01,1965	10 Ar31'	01,01,2041	20 Cn07'
01,01,1966	11 Ar14'	01,01,2042	21 Cn58'
01,01,1967	11 Ar58'	01,01,2043	23 Cn49'
01,01,1968	12 Ar43'	01,01,2044	25 Cn40'
01,01,1969	13 Ar28'	01,01,2045	27 Cn29'
01,01,1970	14 Ar14'	01,01,2046	29 Cn19'
01,01,1971	15 Ar00'	01,01,2047	01 Le08'
01,01,1972	15 Ar47'	01,01,2048	02 Le58'
01,01,1973	16 Ar35'	01,01,2049	04 Le46'
01,01,1974	17 Ar24' R	01,01,2050	06 Le35'
01,01,1975	18 Ar13'	xxx	xxx

FAROUT (2018 VG18)

On November 10, 2018, astronomers were searching the outer reaches of our solar system for any Trans-Neptunian bodies that might turn out to be gravitationally influenced by a possible major planet, when they discovered an object that was quite large. In fact it may turn out to be the largest TNO. (I read somewhere it is around the size of Japan.)

When the astronomers realized how far away this body was from us (it can reach as far as 125.01 AU from the Sun), they gave it the nickname Farout, but it was given the provisional designation of 2018 VG18.

It has a very eccentric orbit. As far out as it gets at aphelion, it comes as close as 38.91 AU at perihelion. That is an eccentricity of 0.5253 (with 0 being a circle and 1 being a straight line.) Compare that to Pluto with an eccentricity of 0.25.

It takes 741.96 years to circle our Sun, and we have not had a lot of chances to compute its whole orbit as yet. (When it was discovered it was 123 AU from the Sun, so moving fairly slowly.) As I write this (April 2024), they have only been able to identify it on photo plates 34 times, the furthest back November 2003, the most recent January 2020. What that means is that, until they get a larger number of sightings, we can only be sure of the accuracy of its orbit for a few years, so later on this page I will have an ephemeris for it from 2018-2024. I will expand that in the future when the astronomers expand their findings.

Saturn in Pisces makes three squares with Farout in Gemini in 2024

April 4, 13 deg 58 min
September 23, 14 deg 54 min
December 29, 14 deg 19 min Let's watch the news around these three dates and see if there are any connections between them.

This will give you an idea of its orbit.

But because it is moving so slowly we can get a fairly good approximation of its position back a few centuries. More on that in a bit.

We can tell you its discovery position was 13 Gemini 36 R, in close square to Neptune 13 Pisces 45 R., and making it a T-square to Mercury at 11 Sagittarius 02. I am sure that aspect pattern will be an important part of its meaning as we get to know this body.

The Sabian Symbol for the 14th degree of Gemini, from Dane Rudhyar, is BRIDGING PHYSICAL SPACE AND SOCIAL DISTINCTIONS, TWO MEN COMMUNICATE TELEPATHICALLY, and he says its keynote is The capacity to transcend the limitations of bodily existence. James Burgess expands on this by adding At higher levels of consciousness non-ordinary techniques can be accessed at will. I am guessing that is also going to be very telling as to the nature of this body.

While it has not been officially categorized as a Dwarf Planet, that is what most astronomers are calling this body. I suspect they want to wait until it gets an official name before they make its make its dwarf status official.

About those approximate positions

Farout was last at perihelion (closest to the Sun) around May 23, 1697. It would have been around 16 Sagittarius. A few events from 1697 that may have a connection to this body:
A man was executed for blasphemy in Great Britain, but this was the last time anyone in that country would be executed for that crime
Five people were executed for witchcraft in Western Europe, but this would be the final execution for that crime in that part of the world
The Treaty of Ryswick is signed by France and the Grand Alliance, to end both the Nine Years War and King Williams War
Chinese troops complete their conquest of Mongolia Farout will next reach perihelion around June 22, 2438, at around 3 Capricorn.

One technique astrologers use to start getting a handle on a newly discovered body is to look at some of the major news stories around the time of that discovery. Here are a few the year Farout was identified

Scientists in China report the creation of the first monkey clones using somatic cell nuclear transfer.
A research group in China generated viable baby mice from two female parents using stem cells and CRISPR technology
China's government approves a constitutional change that removes term limits for its leaders, granting Xi Jinping the status of President for Life.
Scientists report the presence of a subglacial lake on Mars, with the ice being up to 100 meters thick in some places. And it is reachable, which means it could be used as a resource for us when we land humans on Mars.
15 year old Swedish pupil Greta Thunberg starts to stay out of school in an attempt to give attention to the climate change issue, starting a worldwide movement.
The International Telecommunication Union reports that, by the end of 2018, more than half, a full 51.2 percent, of the world population are now using the Internet
Scientists figure out how to tell where neutrinos (aka Ghost Particles) originate.
A scientist in China claims he used CRISPR to delete a gene in human embryos resulting in seemingly healthy babies. While the intent is to delete genes to give babies resistance to HIV, the announcement raised a lot of arguments about Gene-editing babies.
In another Chinese research facility progress was made in creating cells which could be injected into humans which would delete Alzheimers Disease

Here follows a daily ephemeris for Farout for 2018-2024, all times are 0hr UT

	LONGITUDE	LATITUDE
Jan 1 2018	"13°Ge02'50''"	"-03°28'29''"
Jan 2 2018	"13°Ge02'26''"	"-03°28'28''"
Jan 3 2018	"13°Ge02'02''"	"-03°28'28''"
Jan 4 2018	"13°Ge01'38''"	"-03°28'28''"
Jan 5 2018	"13°Ge01'14''"	"-03°28'28''"
Jan 6 2018	"13°Ge00'51''"	"-03°28'28''"
Jan 7 2018	"13°Ge00'28''"	"-03°28'28''"
Jan 8 2018	"13°Ge00'05''"	"-03°28'27''"
Jan 9 2018	"12°Ge59'42''"	"-03°28'27''"
Jan 10 2018	"12°Ge59'20''"	"-03°28'27''"
Jan 11 2018	"12°Ge58'58''"	"-03°28'26''"
Jan 12 2018	"12°Ge58'36''"	"-03°28'26''"
Jan 13 2018	"12°Ge58'15''"	"-03°28'26''"
Jan 14 2018	"12°Ge57'54''"	"-03°28'25''"
Jan 15 2018	"12°Ge57'33''"	"-03°28'25''"
Jan 16 2018	"12°Ge57'13''"	"-03°28'24''"
Jan 17 2018	"12°Ge56'53''"	"-03°28'24''"
Jan 18 2018	"12°Ge56'34''"	"-03°28'23''"
Jan 19 2018	"12°Ge56'14''"	"-03°28'23''"
Jan 20 2018	"12°Ge55'56''"	"-03°28'22''"
Jan 21 2018	"12°Ge55'37''"	"-03°28'22''"
Jan 22 2018	"12°Ge55'19''"	"-03°28'21''"
Jan 23 2018	"12°Ge55'01''"	"-03°28'21''"
Jan 24 2018	"12°Ge54'44''"	"-03°28'20''"
Jan 25 2018	"12°Ge54'27''"	"-03°28'19''"
Jan 26 2018	"12°Ge54'10''"	"-03°28'19''"
Jan 27 2018	"12°Ge53'54''"	"-03°28'18''"
Jan 28 2018	"12°Ge53'38''"	"-03°28'17''"
Jan 29 2018	"12°Ge53'23''"	"-03°28'17''"
Jan 30 2018	"12°Ge53'08''"	"-03°28'16''"
Jan 31 2018	"12°Ge52'54''"	"-03°28'15''"
Feb 1 2018	"12°Ge52'40''"	"-03°28'14''"
Feb 2 2018	"12°Ge52'27''"	"-03°28'14''"
Feb 3 2018	"12°Ge52'13''"	"-03°28'13''"
Feb 4 2018	"12°Ge52'01''"	"-03°28'12''"
Feb 5 2018	"12°Ge51'48''"	"-03°28'11''"
Feb 6 2018	"12°Ge51'37''"	"-03°28'10''"
Feb 7 2018	"12°Ge51'25''"	"-03°28'09''"
Feb 8 2018	"12°Ge51'14''"	"-03°28'09''"
Feb 9 2018	"12°Ge51'04''"	"-03°28'08''"
Feb 10 2018	"12°Ge50'54''"	"-03°28'07''"
Feb 11 2018	"12°Ge50'45''"	"-03°28'06''"
Feb 12 2018	"12°Ge50'36''"	"-03°28'05''"
Feb 13 2018	"12°Ge50'27''"	"-03°28'04''"
Feb 14 2018	"12°Ge50'19''"	"-03°28'03''"
Feb 15 2018	"12°Ge50'12''"	"-03°28'02''"
Feb 16 2018	"12°Ge50'05''"	"-03°28'01''"
Feb 17 2018	"12°Ge49'58''"	"-03°28'00''"
Feb 18 2018	"12°Ge49'52''"	"-03°27'59''"
Feb 19 2018	"12°Ge49'46''"	"-03°27'58''"
Feb 20 2018	"12°Ge49'41''"	"-03°27'57''"
Feb 21 2018	"12°Ge49'37''"	"-03°27'56''"
Feb 22 2018	"12°Ge49'33''"	"-03°27'55''"
Feb 23 2018	"12°Ge49'29''"	"-03°27'54''"
Feb 24 2018	"12°Ge49'26''"	"-03°27'53''"
Feb 25 2018	"12°Ge49'24''"	"-03°27'52''"
Feb 26 2018	"12°Ge49'22''"	"-03°27'51''"
Feb 27 2018	"12°Ge49'20''"	"-03°27'50''"
Feb 28 2018	"12°Ge49'19''"	"-03°27'49''"
Mar 1 2018	"12°Ge49'19''"	"-03°27'48''"
Mar 2 2018	"12°Ge49'19'' D"	"-03°27'47''"
Mar 3 2018	"12°Ge49'19''"	"-03°27'46''"
Mar 4 2018	"12°Ge49'20''"	"-03°27'45''"
Mar 5 2018	"12°Ge49'21''"	"-03°27'44''"
Mar 6 2018	"12°Ge49'23''"	"-03°27'43''"
Mar 7 2018	"12°Ge49'26''"	"-03°27'42''"
Mar 8 2018	"12°Ge49'29''"	"-03°27'41''"
Mar 9 2018	"12°Ge49'32''"	"-03°27'40''"
Mar 10 2018	"12°Ge49'36''"	"-03°27'39''"
Mar 11 2018	"12°Ge49'41''"	"-03°27'38''"
Mar 12 2018	"12°Ge49'46''"	"-03°27'37''"
Mar 13 2018	"12°Ge49'51''"	"-03°27'36''"
Mar 14 2018	"12°Ge49'57''"	"-03°27'35''"
Mar 15 2018	"12°Ge50'03''"	"-03°27'34''"
Mar 16 2018	"12°Ge50'10''"	"-03°27'33''"
Mar 17 2018	"12°Ge50'18''"	"-03°27'32''"
Mar 18 2018	"12°Ge50'26''"	"-03°27'31''"
Mar 19 2018	"12°Ge50'34''"	"-03°27'30''"
Mar 20 2018	"12°Ge50'43''"	"-03°27'29''"
Mar 21 2018	"12°Ge50'52''"	"-03°27'28''"
Mar 22 2018	"12°Ge51'02''"	"-03°27'27''"
Mar 23 2018	"12°Ge51'12''"	"-03°27'26''"
Mar 24 2018	"12°Ge51'23''"	"-03°27'25''"
Mar 25 2018	"12°Ge51'34''"	"-03°27'25''"
Mar 26 2018	"12°Ge51'46''"	"-03°27'24''"
Mar 27 2018	"12°Ge51'58''"	"-03°27'23''"
Mar 28 2018	"12°Ge52'11''"	"-03°27'22''"
Mar 29 2018	"12°Ge52'24''"	"-03°27'21''"
Mar 30 2018	"12°Ge52'37''"	"-03°27'20''"
Mar 31 2018	"12°Ge52'51''"	"-03°27'19''"
Apr 1 2018	"12°Ge53'06''"	"-03°27'18''"
Apr 2 2018	"12°Ge53'20''"	"-03°27'18''"
Apr 3 2018	"12°Ge53'36''"	"-03°27'17''"
Apr 4 2018	"12°Ge53'51''"	"-03°27'16''"
Apr 5 2018	"12°Ge54'07''"	"-03°27'15''"
Apr 6 2018	"12°Ge54'24''"	"-03°27'15''"
Apr 7 2018	"12°Ge54'41''"	"-03°27'14''"
Apr 8 2018	"12°Ge54'58''"	"-03°27'13''"
Apr 9 2018	"12°Ge55'16''"	"-03°27'12''"
Apr 10 2018	"12°Ge55'34''"	"-03°27'12''"
Apr 11 2018	"12°Ge55'53''"	"-03°27'11''"
Apr 12 2018	"12°Ge56'12''"	"-03°27'10''"
Apr 13 2018	"12°Ge56'31''"	"-03°27'10''"
Apr 14 2018	"12°Ge56'50''"	"-03°27'09''"
Apr 15 2018	"12°Ge57'10''"	"-03°27'09''"
Apr 16 2018	"12°Ge57'31''"	"-03°27'08''"
Apr 17 2018	"12°Ge57'51''"	"-03°27'07''"
Apr 18 2018	"12°Ge58'13''"	"-03°27'07''"
Apr 19 2018	"12°Ge58'34''"	"-03°27'06''"
Apr 20 2018	"12°Ge58'56''"	"-03°27'06''"
Apr 21 2018	"12°Ge59'18''"	"-03°27'05''"
Apr 22 2018	"12°Ge59'41''"	"-03°27'05''"
Apr 23 2018	"13°Ge00'04''"	"-03°27'05''"
Apr 24 2018	"13°Ge00'27''"	"-03°27'04''"
Apr 25 2018	"13°Ge00'50''"	"-03°27'04''"
Apr 26 2018	"13°Ge01'14''"	"-03°27'03''"
Apr 27 2018	"13°Ge01'38''"	"-03°27'03''"
Apr 28 2018	"13°Ge02'02''"	"-03°27'03''"
Apr 29 2018	"13°Ge02'27''"	"-03°27'02''"
Apr 30 2018	"13°Ge02'51''"	"-03°27'02''"
May 1 2018	"13°Ge03'17''"	"-03°27'02''"
May 2 2018	"13°Ge03'42''"	"-03°27'02''"
May 3 2018	"13°Ge04'08''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 4 2018	"13°Ge04'34''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 5 2018	"13°Ge05'00''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 6 2018	"13°Ge05'26''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 7 2018	"13°Ge05'53''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 8 2018	"13°Ge06'20''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 9 2018	"13°Ge06'47''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 10 2018	"13°Ge07'14''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 11 2018	"13°Ge07'41''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 12 2018	"13°Ge08'09''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 13 2018	"13°Ge08'37''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 14 2018	"13°Ge09'05''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 15 2018	"13°Ge09'33''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 16 2018	"13°Ge10'01''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 17 2018	"13°Ge10'30''"	"-03°27'01''"
May 18 2018	"13°Ge10'58''"	"-03°27'02''"
May 19 2018	"13°Ge11'27''"	"-03°27'02''"
May 20 2018	"13°Ge11'56''"	"-03°27'02''"
May 21 2018	"13°Ge12'26''"	"-03°27'02''"
May 22 2018	"13°Ge12'55''"	"-03°27'03''"
May 23 2018	"13°Ge13'24''"	"-03°27'03''"
May 24 2018	"13°Ge13'53''"	"-03°27'03''"
May 25 2018	"13°Ge14'22''"	"-03°27'04''"
May 26 2018	"13°Ge14'52''"	"-03°27'04''"
May 27 2018	"13°Ge15'21''"	"-03°27'05''"
May 28 2018	"13°Ge15'51''"	"-03°27'05''"
May 29 2018	"13°Ge16'21''"	"-03°27'06''"
May 30 2018	"13°Ge16'51''"	"-03°27'06''"
May 31 2018	"13°Ge17'20''"	"-03°27'07''"
Jun 1 2018	"13°Ge17'50''"	"-03°27'07''"
Jun 2 2018	"13°Ge18'20''"	"-03°27'08''"
Jun 3 2018	"13°Ge18'50''"	"-03°27'09''"
Jun 4 2018	"13°Ge19'20''"	"-03°27'09''"
Jun 5 2018	"13°Ge19'50''"	"-03°27'10''"
Jun 6 2018	"13°Ge20'20''"	"-03°27'11''"
Jun 7 2018	"13°Ge20'50''"	"-03°27'11''"
Jun 8 2018	"13°Ge21'20''"	"-03°27'12''"
Jun 9 2018	"13°Ge21'49''"	"-03°27'13''"
Jun 10 2018	"13°Ge22'19''"	"-03°27'14''"
Jun 11 2018	"13°Ge22'49''"	"-03°27'15''"
Jun 12 2018	"13°Ge23'19''"	"-03°27'16''"
Jun 13 2018	"13°Ge23'48''"	"-03°27'17''"
Jun 14 2018	"13°Ge24'18''"	"-03°27'18''"
Jun 15 2018	"13°Ge24'48''"	"-03°27'18''"
Jun 16 2018	"13°Ge25'18''"	"-03°27'19''"
Jun 17 2018	"13°Ge25'47''"	"-03°27'21''"
Jun 18 2018	"13°Ge26'16''"	"-03°27'22''"
Jun 19 2018	"13°Ge26'46''"	"-03°27'23''"
Jun 20 2018	"13°Ge27'15''"	"-03°27'24''"
Jun 21 2018	"13°Ge27'44''"	"-03°27'25''"
Jun 22 2018	"13°Ge28'12''"	"-03°27'26''"
Jun 23 2018	"13°Ge28'41''"	"-03°27'27''"
Jun 24 2018	"13°Ge29'09''"	"-03°27'29''"
Jun 25 2018	"13°Ge29'38''"	"-03°27'30''"
Jun 26 2018	"13°Ge30'06''"	"-03°27'31''"
Jun 27 2018	"13°Ge30'34''"	"-03°27'32''"
Jun 28 2018	"13°Ge31'02''"	"-03°27'34''"
Jun 29 2018	"13°Ge31'30''"	"-03°27'35''"
Jun 30 2018	"13°Ge31'58''"	"-03°27'37''"
Jul 1 2018	"13°Ge32'25''"	"-03°27'38''"
Jul 2 2018	"13°Ge32'52''"	"-03°27'39''"
Jul 3 2018	"13°Ge33'19''"	"-03°27'41''"
Jul 4 2018	"13°Ge33'46''"	"-03°27'42''"
Jul 5 2018	"13°Ge34'13''"	"-03°27'44''"
Jul 6 2018	"13°Ge34'39''"	"-03°27'45''"
Jul 7 2018	"13°Ge35'05''"	"-03°27'47''"
Jul 8 2018	"13°Ge35'31''"	"-03°27'49''"
Jul 9 2018	"13°Ge35'56''"	"-03°27'50''"
Jul 10 2018	"13°Ge36'22''"	"-03°27'52''"
Jul 11 2018	"13°Ge36'47''"	"-03°27'54''"
Jul 12 2018	"13°Ge37'12''"	"-03°27'55''"
Jul 13 2018	"13°Ge37'37''"	"-03°27'57''"
Jul 14 2018	"13°Ge38'01''"	"-03°27'59''"
Jul 15 2018	"13°Ge38'25''"	"-03°28'00''"
Jul 16 2018	"13°Ge38'49''"	"-03°28'02''"
Jul 17 2018	"13°Ge39'12''"	"-03°28'04''"
Jul 18 2018	"13°Ge39'35''"	"-03°28'06''"
Jul 19 2018	"13°Ge39'58''"	"-03°28'08''"
Jul 20 2018	"13°Ge40'20''"	"-03°28'10''"
Jul 21 2018	"13°Ge40'42''"	"-03°28'12''"
Jul 22 2018	"13°Ge41'04''"	"-03°28'13''"
Jul 23 2018	"13°Ge41'26''"	"-03°28'15''"
Jul 24 2018	"13°Ge41'47''"	"-03°28'17''"
Jul 25 2018	"13°Ge42'08''"	"-03°28'19''"
Jul 26 2018	"13°Ge42'28''"	"-03°28'21''"
Jul 27 2018	"13°Ge42'48''"	"-03°28'23''"
Jul 28 2018	"13°Ge43'08''"	"-03°28'25''"
Jul 29 2018	"13°Ge43'28''"	"-03°28'27''"
Jul 30 2018	"13°Ge43'47''"	"-03°28'29''"
Jul 31 2018	"13°Ge44'05''"	"-03°28'32''"
Aug 1 2018	"13°Ge44'23''"	"-03°28'34''"
Aug 2 2018	"13°Ge44'41''"	"-03°28'36''"
Aug 3 2018	"13°Ge44'58''"	"-03°28'38''"
Aug 4 2018	"13°Ge45'15''"	"-03°28'40''"
Aug 5 2018	"13°Ge45'32''"	"-03°28'42''"
Aug 6 2018	"13°Ge45'48''"	"-03°28'44''"
Aug 7 2018	"13°Ge46'04''"	"-03°28'47''"
Aug 8 2018	"13°Ge46'20''"	"-03°28'49''"
Aug 9 2018	"13°Ge46'35''"	"-03°28'51''"
Aug 10 2018	"13°Ge46'50''"	"-03°28'53''"
Aug 11 2018	"13°Ge47'04''"	"-03°28'56''"
Aug 12 2018	"13°Ge47'18''"	"-03°28'58''"
Aug 13 2018	"13°Ge47'31''"	"-03°29'00''"
Aug 14 2018	"13°Ge47'44''"	"-03°29'03''"
Aug 15 2018	"13°Ge47'56''"	"-03°29'05''"
Aug 16 2018	"13°Ge48'08''"	"-03°29'07''"
Aug 17 2018	"13°Ge48'20''"	"-03°29'09''"
Aug 18 2018	"13°Ge48'31''"	"-03°29'12''"
Aug 19 2018	"13°Ge48'42''"	"-03°29'14''"
Aug 20 2018	"13°Ge48'52''"	"-03°29'17''"
Aug 21 2018	"13°Ge49'02''"	"-03°29'19''"
Aug 22 2018	"13°Ge49'11''"	"-03°29'21''"
Aug 23 2018	"13°Ge49'20''"	"-03°29'24''"
Aug 24 2018	"13°Ge49'28''"	"-03°29'26''"
Aug 25 2018	"13°Ge49'36''"	"-03°29'29''"
Aug 26 2018	"13°Ge49'43''"	"-03°29'31''"
Aug 27 2018	"13°Ge49'50''"	"-03°29'33''"
Aug 28 2018	"13°Ge49'57''"	"-03°29'36''"
Aug 29 2018	"13°Ge50'03''"	"-03°29'38''"
Aug 30 2018	"13°Ge50'08''"	"-03°29'41''"
Aug 31 2018	"13°Ge50'13''"	"-03°29'43''"
Sep 1 2018	"13°Ge50'18''"	"-03°29'46''"
Sep 2 2018	"13°Ge50'22''"	"-03°29'48''"
Sep 3 2018	"13°Ge50'25''"	"-03°29'51''"
Sep 4 2018	"13°Ge50'28''"	"-03°29'53''"
Sep 5 2018	"13°Ge50'31''"	"-03°29'55''"
Sep 6 2018	"13°Ge50'33''"	"-03°29'58''"
Sep 7 2018	"13°Ge50'35''"	"-03°30'00''"
Sep 8 2018	"13°Ge50'36''"	"-03°30'03''"
Sep 9 2018	"13°Ge50'37''"	"-03°30'05''"
Sep 10 2018	"13°Ge50'37'' R"	"-03°30'08''"
Sep 11 2018	"13°Ge50'37''"	"-03°30'10''"
Sep 12 2018	"13°Ge50'36''"	"-03°30'13''"
Sep 13 2018	"13°Ge50'34''"	"-03°30'15''"
Sep 14 2018	"13°Ge50'33''"	"-03°30'18''"
Sep 15 2018	"13°Ge50'30''"	"-03°30'20''"
Sep 16 2018	"13°Ge50'28''"	"-03°30'23''"
Sep 17 2018	"13°Ge50'24''"	"-03°30'25''"
Sep 18 2018	"13°Ge50'21''"	"-03°30'27''"
Sep 19 2018	"13°Ge50'17''"	"-03°30'30''"
Sep 20 2018	"13°Ge50'12''"	"-03°30'32''"
Sep 21 2018	"13°Ge50'07''"	"-03°30'35''"
Sep 22 2018	"13°Ge50'01''"	"-03°30'37''"
Sep 23 2018	"13°Ge49'55''"	"-03°30'40''"
Sep 24 2018	"13°Ge49'48''"	"-03°30'42''"
Sep 25 2018	"13°Ge49'41''"	"-03°30'44''"
Sep 26 2018	"13°Ge49'33''"	"-03°30'47''"
Sep 27 2018	"13°Ge49'25''"	"-03°30'49''"
Sep 28 2018	"13°Ge49'17''"	"-03°30'52''"
Sep 29 2018	"13°Ge49'08''"	"-03°30'54''"
Sep 30 2018	"13°Ge48'58''"	"-03°30'56''"
Oct 1 2018	"13°Ge48'48''"	"-03°30'59''"
Oct 2 2018	"13°Ge48'38''"	"-03°31'01''"
Oct 3 2018	"13°Ge48'28''"	"-03°31'03''"
Oct 4 2018	"13°Ge48'16''"	"-03°31'06''"
Oct 5 2018	"13°Ge48'05''"	"-03°31'08''"
Oct 6 2018	"13°Ge47'53''"	"-03°31'10''"
Oct 7 2018	"13°Ge47'40''"	"-03°31'12''"
Oct 8 2018	"13°Ge47'27''"	"-03°31'15''"
Oct 9 2018	"13°Ge47'13''"	"-03°31'17''"
Oct 10 2018	"13°Ge46'59''"	"-03°31'19''"
Oct 11 2018	"13°Ge46'45''"	"-03°31'21''"
Oct 12 2018	"13°Ge46'30''"	"-03°31'24''"
Oct 13 2018	"13°Ge46'15''"	"-03°31'26''"
Oct 14 2018	"13°Ge45'59''"	"-03°31'28''"
Oct 15 2018	"13°Ge45'44''"	"-03°31'30''"
Oct 16 2018	"13°Ge45'27''"	"-03°31'32''"
Oct 17 2018	"13°Ge45'11''"	"-03°31'34''"
Oct 18 2018	"13°Ge44'53''"	"-03°31'36''"
Oct 19 2018	"13°Ge44'36''"	"-03°31'38''"
Oct 20 2018	"13°Ge44'18''"	"-03°31'40''"
Oct 21 2018	"13°Ge44'00''"	"-03°31'42''"
Oct 22 2018	"13°Ge43'41''"	"-03°31'44''"
Oct 23 2018	"13°Ge43'22''"	"-03°31'46''"
Oct 24 2018	"13°Ge43'02''"	"-03°31'48''"
Oct 25 2018	"13°Ge42'42''"	"-03°31'50''"
Oct 26 2018	"13°Ge42'22''"	"-03°31'52''"
Oct 27 2018	"13°Ge42'02''"	"-03°31'54''"
Oct 28 2018	"13°Ge41'41''"	"-03°31'56''"
Oct 29 2018	"13°Ge41'20''"	"-03°31'58''"
Oct 30 2018	"13°Ge40'59''"	"-03°32'00''"
Oct 31 2018	"13°Ge40'37''"	"-03°32'01''"
Nov 1 2018	"13°Ge40'15''"	"-03°32'03''"
Nov 2 2018	"13°Ge39'53''"	"-03°32'05''"
Nov 3 2018	"13°Ge39'30''"	"-03°32'07''"
Nov 4 2018	"13°Ge39'07''"	"-03°32'08''"
Nov 5 2018	"13°Ge38'44''"	"-03°32'10''"
Nov 6 2018	"13°Ge38'21''"	"-03°32'12''"
Nov 7 2018	"13°Ge37'57''"	"-03°32'13''"
Nov 8 2018	"13°Ge37'33''"	"-03°32'15''"
Nov 9 2018	"13°Ge37'09''"	"-03°32'16''"
Nov 10 2018	"13°Ge36'44''"	"-03°32'18''"
Nov 11 2018	"13°Ge36'20''"	"-03°32'20''"
Nov 12 2018	"13°Ge35'55''"	"-03°32'21''"
Nov 13 2018	"13°Ge35'30''"	"-03°32'22''"
Nov 14 2018	"13°Ge35'05''"	"-03°32'24''"
Nov 15 2018	"13°Ge34'39''"	"-03°32'25''"
Nov 16 2018	"13°Ge34'13''"	"-03°32'27''"
Nov 17 2018	"13°Ge33'47''"	"-03°32'28''"
Nov 18 2018	"13°Ge33'21''"	"-03°32'29''"
Nov 19 2018	"13°Ge32'55''"	"-03°32'31''"
Nov 20 2018	"13°Ge32'28''"	"-03°32'32''"
Nov 21 2018	"13°Ge32'02''"	"-03°32'33''"
Nov 22 2018	"13°Ge31'35''"	"-03°32'34''"
Nov 23 2018	"13°Ge31'08''"	"-03°32'35''"
Nov 24 2018	"13°Ge30'42''"	"-03°32'36''"
Nov 25 2018	"13°Ge30'15''"	"-03°32'38''"
Nov 26 2018	"13°Ge29'48''"	"-03°32'39''"
Nov 27 2018	"13°Ge29'21''"	"-03°32'40''"
Nov 28 2018	"13°Ge28'53''"	"-03°32'41''"
Nov 29 2018	"13°Ge28'26''"	"-03°32'42''"
Nov 30 2018	"13°Ge27'59''"	"-03°32'43''"
Dec 1 2018	"13°Ge27'31''"	"-03°32'43''"
Dec 2 2018	"13°Ge27'03''"	"-03°32'44''"
Dec 3 2018	"13°Ge26'36''"	"-03°32'45''"
Dec 4 2018	"13°Ge26'08''"	"-03°32'46''"
Dec 5 2018	"13°Ge25'40''"	"-03°32'47''"
Dec 6 2018	"13°Ge25'13''"	"-03°32'47''"
Dec 7 2018	"13°Ge24'45''"	"-03°32'48''"
Dec 8 2018	"13°Ge24'17''"	"-03°32'49''"
Dec 9 2018	"13°Ge23'50''"	"-03°32'50''"
Dec 10 2018	"13°Ge23'22''"	"-03°32'50''"
Dec 11 2018	"13°Ge22'55''"	"-03°32'51''"
Dec 12 2018	"13°Ge22'27''"	"-03°32'51''"
Dec 13 2018	"13°Ge22'00''"	"-03°32'52''"
Dec 14 2018	"13°Ge21'32''"	"-03°32'52''"
Dec 15 2018	"13°Ge21'05''"	"-03°32'53''"
Dec 16 2018	"13°Ge20'38''"	"-03°32'53''"
Dec 17 2018	"13°Ge20'10''"	"-03°32'54''"
Dec 18 2018	"13°Ge19'43''"	"-03°32'54''"
Dec 19 2018	"13°Ge19'16''"	"-03°32'54''"
Dec 20 2018	"13°Ge18'49''"	"-03°32'55''"
Dec 21 2018	"13°Ge18'23''"	"-03°32'55''"
Dec 22 2018	"13°Ge17'56''"	"-03°32'55''"
Dec 23 2018	"13°Ge17'30''"	"-03°32'55''"
Dec 24 2018	"13°Ge17'04''"	"-03°32'55''"
Dec 25 2018	"13°Ge16'38''"	"-03°32'56''"
Dec 26 2018	"13°Ge16'12''"	"-03°32'56''"
Dec 27 2018	"13°Ge15'46''"	"-03°32'56''"
Dec 28 2018	"13°Ge15'20''"	"-03°32'56''"
Dec 29 2018	"13°Ge14'55''"	"-03°32'56''"
Dec 30 2018	"13°Ge14'30''"	"-03°32'56''"
Dec 31 2018	"13°Ge14'05''"	"-03°32'56''"
Jan 1 2019	"13°Ge13'40''"	"-03°32'56''"
Jan 2 2019	"13°Ge13'15''"	"-03°32'56''"
Jan 3 2019	"13°Ge12'51''"	"-03°32'56''"
Jan 4 2019	"13°Ge12'27''"	"-03°32'55''"
Jan 5 2019	"13°Ge12'03''"	"-03°32'55''"
Jan 6 2019	"13°Ge11'40''"	"-03°32'55''"
Jan 7 2019	"13°Ge11'17''"	"-03°32'55''"
Jan 8 2019	"13°Ge10'54''"	"-03°32'54''"
Jan 9 2019	"13°Ge10'31''"	"-03°32'54''"
Jan 10 2019	"13°Ge10'09''"	"-03°32'54''"
Jan 11 2019	"13°Ge09'47''"	"-03°32'54''"
Jan 12 2019	"13°Ge09'25''"	"-03°32'53''"
Jan 13 2019	"13°Ge09'03''"	"-03°32'53''"
Jan 14 2019	"13°Ge08'42''"	"-03°32'52''"
Jan 15 2019	"13°Ge08'21''"	"-03°32'52''"
Jan 16 2019	"13°Ge08'01''"	"-03°32'51''"
Jan 17 2019	"13°Ge07'41''"	"-03°32'51''"
Jan 18 2019	"13°Ge07'21''"	"-03°32'50''"
Jan 19 2019	"13°Ge07'02''"	"-03°32'50''"
Jan 20 2019	"13°Ge06'43''"	"-03°32'49''"
Jan 21 2019	"13°Ge06'25''"	"-03°32'49''"
Jan 22 2019	"13°Ge06'06''"	"-03°32'48''"
Jan 23 2019	"13°Ge05'49''"	"-03°32'48''"
Jan 24 2019	"13°Ge05'31''"	"-03°32'47''"
Jan 25 2019	"13°Ge05'14''"	"-03°32'46''"
Jan 26 2019	"13°Ge04'57''"	"-03°32'46''"
Jan 27 2019	"13°Ge04'41''"	"-03°32'45''"
Jan 28 2019	"13°Ge04'25''"	"-03°32'44''"
Jan 29 2019	"13°Ge04'09''"	"-03°32'43''"
Jan 30 2019	"13°Ge03'54''"	"-03°32'43''"
Jan 31 2019	"13°Ge03'40''"	"-03°32'42''"
Feb 1 2019	"13°Ge03'25''"	"-03°32'41''"
Feb 2 2019	"13°Ge03'12''"	"-03°32'40''"
Feb 3 2019	"13°Ge02'59''"	"-03°32'39''"
Feb 4 2019	"13°Ge02'46''"	"-03°32'39''"
Feb 5 2019	"13°Ge02'33''"	"-03°32'38''"
Feb 6 2019	"13°Ge02'21''"	"-03°32'37''"
Feb 7 2019	"13°Ge02'10''"	"-03°32'36''"
Feb 8 2019	"13°Ge01'59''"	"-03°32'35''"
Feb 9 2019	"13°Ge01'48''"	"-03°32'34''"
Feb 10 2019	"13°Ge01'38''"	"-03°32'33''"
Feb 11 2019	"13°Ge01'28''"	"-03°32'32''"
Feb 12 2019	"13°Ge01'19''"	"-03°32'31''"
Feb 13 2019	"13°Ge01'10''"	"-03°32'30''"
Feb 14 2019	"13°Ge01'02''"	"-03°32'29''"
Feb 15 2019	"13°Ge00'55''"	"-03°32'29''"
Feb 16 2019	"13°Ge00'47''"	"-03°32'28''"
Feb 17 2019	"13°Ge00'41''"	"-03°32'27''"
Feb 18 2019	"13°Ge00'35''"	"-03°32'26''"
Feb 19 2019	"13°Ge00'29''"	"-03°32'25''"
Feb 20 2019	"13°Ge00'24''"	"-03°32'23''"
Feb 21 2019	"13°Ge00'19''"	"-03°32'22''"
Feb 22 2019	"13°Ge00'15''"	"-03°32'21''"
Feb 23 2019	"13°Ge00'11''"	"-03°32'20''"
Feb 24 2019	"13°Ge00'07''"	"-03°32'19''"
Feb 25 2019	"13°Ge00'04''"	"-03°32'18''"
Feb 26 2019	"13°Ge00'02''"	"-03°32'17''"
Feb 27 2019	"13°Ge00'01''"	"-03°32'16''"
Feb 28 2019	"12°Ge59'59''"	"-03°32'15''"
Mar 1 2019	"12°Ge59'59''"	"-03°32'14''"
Mar 2 2019	"12°Ge59'58'' D"	"-03°32'13''"
Mar 3 2019	"12°Ge59'59''"	"-03°32'12''"
Mar 4 2019	"12°Ge59'59''"	"-03°32'11''"
Mar 5 2019	"13°Ge00'01''"	"-03°32'10''"
Mar 6 2019	"13°Ge00'02''"	"-03°32'09''"
Mar 7 2019	"13°Ge00'05''"	"-03°32'08''"
Mar 8 2019	"13°Ge00'07''"	"-03°32'07''"
Mar 9 2019	"13°Ge00'10''"	"-03°32'06''"
Mar 10 2019	"13°Ge00'14''"	"-03°32'05''"
Mar 11 2019	"13°Ge00'18''"	"-03°32'04''"
Mar 12 2019	"13°Ge00'23''"	"-03°32'02''"
Mar 13 2019	"13°Ge00'28''"	"-03°32'01''"
Mar 14 2019	"13°Ge00'34''"	"-03°32'00''"
Mar 15 2019	"13°Ge00'40''"	"-03°31'59''"
Mar 16 2019	"13°Ge00'47''"	"-03°31'58''"
Mar 17 2019	"13°Ge00'55''"	"-03°31'57''"
Mar 18 2019	"13°Ge01'02''"	"-03°31'56''"
Mar 19 2019	"13°Ge01'11''"	"-03°31'55''"
Mar 20 2019	"13°Ge01'19''"	"-03°31'54''"
Mar 21 2019	"13°Ge01'28''"	"-03°31'53''"
Mar 22 2019	"13°Ge01'38''"	"-03°31'52''"
Mar 23 2019	"13°Ge01'48''"	"-03°31'51''"
Mar 24 2019	"13°Ge01'58''"	"-03°31'50''"
Mar 25 2019	"13°Ge02'09''"	"-03°31'49''"
Mar 26 2019	"13°Ge02'21''"	"-03°31'48''"
Mar 27 2019	"13°Ge02'33''"	"-03°31'48''"
Mar 28 2019	"13°Ge02'45''"	"-03°31'47''"
Mar 29 2019	"13°Ge02'58''"	"-03°31'46''"
Mar 30 2019	"13°Ge03'12''"	"-03°31'45''"
Mar 31 2019	"13°Ge03'25''"	"-03°31'44''"
Apr 1 2019	"13°Ge03'40''"	"-03°31'43''"
Apr 2 2019	"13°Ge03'54''"	"-03°31'42''"
Apr 3 2019	"13°Ge04'09''"	"-03°31'41''"
Apr 4 2019	"13°Ge04'25''"	"-03°31'41''"
Apr 5 2019	"13°Ge04'40''"	"-03°31'40''"
Apr 6 2019	"13°Ge04'57''"	"-03°31'39''"
Apr 7 2019	"13°Ge05'13''"	"-03°31'38''"
Apr 8 2019	"13°Ge05'30''"	"-03°31'37''"
Apr 9 2019	"13°Ge05'48''"	"-03°31'37''"
Apr 10 2019	"13°Ge06'06''"	"-03°31'36''"
Apr 11 2019	"13°Ge06'25''"	"-03°31'35''"
Apr 12 2019	"13°Ge06'43''"	"-03°31'35''"
Apr 13 2019	"13°Ge07'03''"	"-03°31'34''"
Apr 14 2019	"13°Ge07'22''"	"-03°31'33''"
Apr 15 2019	"13°Ge07'42''"	"-03°31'33''"
Apr 16 2019	"13°Ge08'02''"	"-03°31'32''"
Apr 17 2019	"13°Ge08'23''"	"-03°31'31''"
Apr 18 2019	"13°Ge08'44''"	"-03°31'31''"
Apr 19 2019	"13°Ge09'05''"	"-03°31'30''"
Apr 20 2019	"13°Ge09'27''"	"-03°31'30''"
Apr 21 2019	"13°Ge09'49''"	"-03°31'29''"
Apr 22 2019	"13°Ge10'11''"	"-03°31'29''"
Apr 23 2019	"13°Ge10'34''"	"-03°31'28''"
Apr 24 2019	"13°Ge10'57''"	"-03°31'28''"
Apr 25 2019	"13°Ge11'20''"	"-03°31'27''"
Apr 26 2019	"13°Ge11'44''"	"-03°31'27''"
Apr 27 2019	"13°Ge12'08''"	"-03°31'27''"
Apr 28 2019	"13°Ge12'32''"	"-03°31'26''"
Apr 29 2019	"13°Ge12'56''"	"-03°31'26''"
Apr 30 2019	"13°Ge13'21''"	"-03°31'26''"
May 1 2019	"13°Ge13'46''"	"-03°31'25''"
May 2 2019	"13°Ge14'11''"	"-03°31'25''"
May 3 2019	"13°Ge14'36''"	"-03°31'25''"
May 4 2019	"13°Ge15'02''"	"-03°31'25''"
May 5 2019	"13°Ge15'28''"	"-03°31'25''"
May 6 2019	"13°Ge15'55''"	"-03°31'24''"
May 7 2019	"13°Ge16'21''"	"-03°31'24''"
May 8 2019	"13°Ge16'48''"	"-03°31'24''"
May 9 2019	"13°Ge17'15''"	"-03°31'24''"
May 10 2019	"13°Ge17'42''"	"-03°31'24''"
May 11 2019	"13°Ge18'10''"	"-03°31'24''"
May 12 2019	"13°Ge18'37''"	"-03°31'24''"
May 13 2019	"13°Ge19'05''"	"-03°31'24''"
May 14 2019	"13°Ge19'33''"	"-03°31'24''"
May 15 2019	"13°Ge20'01''"	"-03°31'24''"
May 16 2019	"13°Ge20'29''"	"-03°31'24''"
May 17 2019	"13°Ge20'57''"	"-03°31'25''"
May 18 2019	"13°Ge21'26''"	"-03°31'25''"
May 19 2019	"13°Ge21'55''"	"-03°31'25''"
May 20 2019	"13°Ge22'23''"	"-03°31'25''"
May 21 2019	"13°Ge22'53''"	"-03°31'25''"
May 22 2019	"13°Ge23'22''"	"-03°31'26''"
May 23 2019	"13°Ge23'51''"	"-03°31'26''"
May 24 2019	"13°Ge24'20''"	"-03°31'26''"
May 25 2019	"13°Ge24'50''"	"-03°31'27''"
May 26 2019	"13°Ge25'19''"	"-03°31'27''"
May 27 2019	"13°Ge25'49''"	"-03°31'28''"
May 28 2019	"13°Ge26'18''"	"-03°31'28''"
May 29 2019	"13°Ge26'48''"	"-03°31'28''"
May 30 2019	"13°Ge27'17''"	"-03°31'29''"
May 31 2019	"13°Ge27'47''"	"-03°31'30''"
Jun 1 2019	"13°Ge28'17''"	"-03°31'30''"
Jun 2 2019	"13°Ge28'47''"	"-03°31'31''"
Jun 3 2019	"13°Ge29'17''"	"-03°31'31''"
Jun 4 2019	"13°Ge29'47''"	"-03°31'32''"
Jun 5 2019	"13°Ge30'17''"	"-03°31'33''"
Jun 6 2019	"13°Ge30'47''"	"-03°31'33''"
Jun 7 2019	"13°Ge31'17''"	"-03°31'34''"
Jun 8 2019	"13°Ge31'47''"	"-03°31'35''"
Jun 9 2019	"13°Ge32'17''"	"-03°31'36''"
Jun 10 2019	"13°Ge32'46''"	"-03°31'37''"
Jun 11 2019	"13°Ge33'16''"	"-03°31'37''"
Jun 12 2019	"13°Ge33'46''"	"-03°31'38''"
Jun 13 2019	"13°Ge34'15''"	"-03°31'39''"
Jun 14 2019	"13°Ge34'45''"	"-03°31'40''"
Jun 15 2019	"13°Ge35'15''"	"-03°31'41''"
Jun 16 2019	"13°Ge35'44''"	"-03°31'42''"
Jun 17 2019	"13°Ge36'14''"	"-03°31'43''"
Jun 18 2019	"13°Ge36'43''"	"-03°31'44''"
Jun 19 2019	"13°Ge37'12''"	"-03°31'45''"
Jun 20 2019	"13°Ge37'42''"	"-03°31'46''"
Jun 21 2019	"13°Ge38'11''"	"-03°31'48''"
Jun 22 2019	"13°Ge38'40''"	"-03°31'49''"
Jun 23 2019	"13°Ge39'08''"	"-03°31'50''"
Jun 24 2019	"13°Ge39'37''"	"-03°31'51''"
Jun 25 2019	"13°Ge40'05''"	"-03°31'52''"
Jun 26 2019	"13°Ge40'33''"	"-03°31'54''"
Jun 27 2019	"13°Ge41'02''"	"-03°31'55''"
Jun 28 2019	"13°Ge41'29''"	"-03°31'56''"
Jun 29 2019	"13°Ge41'57''"	"-03°31'58''"
Jun 30 2019	"13°Ge42'25''"	"-03°31'59''"
Jul 1 2019	"13°Ge42'52''"	"-03°32'01''"
Jul 2 2019	"13°Ge43'20''"	"-03°32'02''"
Jul 3 2019	"13°Ge43'47''"	"-03°32'03''"
Jul 4 2019	"13°Ge44'14''"	"-03°32'05''"
Jul 5 2019	"13°Ge44'41''"	"-03°32'06''"
Jul 6 2019	"13°Ge45'07''"	"-03°32'08''"
Jul 7 2019	"13°Ge45'33''"	"-03°32'10''"
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Oct 12 2019	"13°Ge57'16''"	"-03°35'49''"
Oct 13 2019	"13°Ge57'01''"	"-03°35'51''"
Oct 14 2019	"13°Ge56'45''"	"-03°35'53''"
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Oct 16 2019	"13°Ge56'13''"	"-03°35'57''"
Oct 17 2019	"13°Ge55'57''"	"-03°36'00''"
Oct 18 2019	"13°Ge55'40''"	"-03°36'02''"
Oct 19 2019	"13°Ge55'22''"	"-03°36'04''"
Oct 20 2019	"13°Ge55'05''"	"-03°36'06''"
Oct 21 2019	"13°Ge54'47''"	"-03°36'08''"
Oct 22 2019	"13°Ge54'28''"	"-03°36'10''"
Oct 23 2019	"13°Ge54'10''"	"-03°36'12''"
Oct 24 2019	"13°Ge53'50''"	"-03°36'14''"
Oct 25 2019	"13°Ge53'31''"	"-03°36'16''"
Oct 26 2019	"13°Ge53'11''"	"-03°36'18''"
Oct 27 2019	"13°Ge52'50''"	"-03°36'20''"
Oct 28 2019	"13°Ge52'30''"	"-03°36'22''"
Oct 29 2019	"13°Ge52'09''"	"-03°36'24''"
Oct 30 2019	"13°Ge51'47''"	"-03°36'25''"
Oct 31 2019	"13°Ge51'26''"	"-03°36'27''"
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Nov 2 2019	"13°Ge50'42''"	"-03°36'31''"
Nov 3 2019	"13°Ge50'20''"	"-03°36'33''"
Nov 4 2019	"13°Ge49'57''"	"-03°36'34''"
Nov 5 2019	"13°Ge49'34''"	"-03°36'36''"
Nov 6 2019	"13°Ge49'10''"	"-03°36'38''"
Nov 7 2019	"13°Ge48'47''"	"-03°36'39''"
Nov 8 2019	"13°Ge48'23''"	"-03°36'41''"
Nov 9 2019	"13°Ge47'59''"	"-03°36'43''"
Nov 10 2019	"13°Ge47'34''"	"-03°36'44''"
Nov 11 2019	"13°Ge47'10''"	"-03°36'46''"
Nov 12 2019	"13°Ge46'45''"	"-03°36'47''"
Nov 13 2019	"13°Ge46'20''"	"-03°36'49''"
Nov 14 2019	"13°Ge45'55''"	"-03°36'50''"
Nov 15 2019	"13°Ge45'29''"	"-03°36'52''"
Nov 16 2019	"13°Ge45'04''"	"-03°36'53''"
Nov 17 2019	"13°Ge44'38''"	"-03°36'54''"
Nov 18 2019	"13°Ge44'12''"	"-03°36'56''"
Nov 19 2019	"13°Ge43'46''"	"-03°36'57''"
Nov 20 2019	"13°Ge43'20''"	"-03°36'58''"
Nov 21 2019	"13°Ge42'53''"	"-03°36'59''"
Nov 22 2019	"13°Ge42'27''"	"-03°37'01''"
Nov 23 2019	"13°Ge42'00''"	"-03°37'02''"
Nov 24 2019	"13°Ge41'33''"	"-03°37'03''"
Nov 25 2019	"13°Ge41'06''"	"-03°37'04''"
Nov 26 2019	"13°Ge40'39''"	"-03°37'05''"
Nov 27 2019	"13°Ge40'12''"	"-03°37'06''"
Nov 28 2019	"13°Ge39'45''"	"-03°37'07''"
Nov 29 2019	"13°Ge39'17''"	"-03°37'08''"
Nov 30 2019	"13°Ge38'50''"	"-03°37'09''"
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Dec 2 2019	"13°Ge37'55''"	"-03°37'11''"
Dec 3 2019	"13°Ge37'28''"	"-03°37'12''"
Dec 4 2019	"13°Ge37'00''"	"-03°37'13''"
Dec 5 2019	"13°Ge36'32''"	"-03°37'13''"
Dec 6 2019	"13°Ge36'04''"	"-03°37'14''"
Dec 7 2019	"13°Ge35'37''"	"-03°37'15''"
Dec 8 2019	"13°Ge35'09''"	"-03°37'16''"
Dec 9 2019	"13°Ge34'41''"	"-03°37'16''"
Dec 10 2019	"13°Ge34'14''"	"-03°37'17''"
Dec 11 2019	"13°Ge33'46''"	"-03°37'17''"
Dec 12 2019	"13°Ge33'19''"	"-03°37'18''"
Dec 13 2019	"13°Ge32'51''"	"-03°37'18''"
Dec 14 2019	"13°Ge32'24''"	"-03°37'19''"
Dec 15 2019	"13°Ge31'57''"	"-03°37'19''"
Dec 16 2019	"13°Ge31'30''"	"-03°37'20''"
Dec 17 2019	"13°Ge31'02''"	"-03°37'20''"
Dec 18 2019	"13°Ge30'35''"	"-03°37'21''"
Dec 19 2019	"13°Ge30'08''"	"-03°37'21''"
Dec 20 2019	"13°Ge29'41''"	"-03°37'21''"
Dec 21 2019	"13°Ge29'14''"	"-03°37'22''"
Dec 22 2019	"13°Ge28'48''"	"-03°37'22''"
Dec 23 2019	"13°Ge28'21''"	"-03°37'22''"
Dec 24 2019	"13°Ge27'55''"	"-03°37'22''"
Dec 25 2019	"13°Ge27'29''"	"-03°37'22''"
Dec 26 2019	"13°Ge27'03''"	"-03°37'22''"
Dec 27 2019	"13°Ge26'37''"	"-03°37'23''"
Dec 28 2019	"13°Ge26'12''"	"-03°37'23''"
Dec 29 2019	"13°Ge25'46''"	"-03°37'23''"
Dec 30 2019	"13°Ge25'21''"	"-03°37'23''"
Dec 31 2019	"13°Ge24'56''"	"-03°37'23''"
Jan 1 2020	"13°Ge24'31''"	"-03°37'22''"
Jan 2 2020	"13°Ge24'06''"	"-03°37'22''"
Jan 3 2020	"13°Ge23'42''"	"-03°37'22''"
Jan 4 2020	"13°Ge23'18''"	"-03°37'22''"
Jan 5 2020	"13°Ge22'54''"	"-03°37'22''"
Jan 6 2020	"13°Ge22'30''"	"-03°37'22''"
Jan 7 2020	"13°Ge22'07''"	"-03°37'21''"
Jan 8 2020	"13°Ge21'44''"	"-03°37'21''"
Jan 9 2020	"13°Ge21'21''"	"-03°37'21''"
Jan 10 2020	"13°Ge20'59''"	"-03°37'21''"
Jan 11 2020	"13°Ge20'37''"	"-03°37'20''"
Jan 12 2020	"13°Ge20'15''"	"-03°37'20''"
Jan 13 2020	"13°Ge19'54''"	"-03°37'19''"
Jan 14 2020	"13°Ge19'32''"	"-03°37'19''"
Jan 15 2020	"13°Ge19'11''"	"-03°37'19''"
Jan 16 2020	"13°Ge18'51''"	"-03°37'18''"
Jan 17 2020	"13°Ge18'30''"	"-03°37'18''"
Jan 18 2020	"13°Ge18'10''"	"-03°37'17''"
Jan 19 2020	"13°Ge17'51''"	"-03°37'16''"
Jan 20 2020	"13°Ge17'32''"	"-03°37'16''"
Jan 21 2020	"13°Ge17'13''"	"-03°37'15''"
Jan 22 2020	"13°Ge16'55''"	"-03°37'15''"
Jan 23 2020	"13°Ge16'37''"	"-03°37'14''"
Jan 24 2020	"13°Ge16'19''"	"-03°37'13''"
Jan 25 2020	"13°Ge16'02''"	"-03°37'13''"
Jan 26 2020	"13°Ge15'45''"	"-03°37'12''"
Jan 27 2020	"13°Ge15'29''"	"-03°37'11''"
Jan 28 2020	"13°Ge15'12''"	"-03°37'11''"
Jan 29 2020	"13°Ge14'57''"	"-03°37'10''"
Jan 30 2020	"13°Ge14'41''"	"-03°37'09''"
Jan 31 2020	"13°Ge14'27''"	"-03°37'08''"
Feb 1 2020	"13°Ge14'12''"	"-03°37'07''"
Feb 2 2020	"13°Ge13'58''"	"-03°37'07''"
Feb 3 2020	"13°Ge13'45''"	"-03°37'06''"
Feb 4 2020	"13°Ge13'32''"	"-03°37'05''"
Feb 5 2020	"13°Ge13'19''"	"-03°37'04''"
Feb 6 2020	"13°Ge13'07''"	"-03°37'03''"
Feb 7 2020	"13°Ge12'56''"	"-03°37'02''"
Feb 8 2020	"13°Ge12'45''"	"-03°37'01''"
Feb 9 2020	"13°Ge12'34''"	"-03°37'00''"
Feb 10 2020	"13°Ge12'24''"	"-03°36'59''"
Feb 11 2020	"13°Ge12'14''"	"-03°36'58''"
Feb 12 2020	"13°Ge12'04''"	"-03°36'57''"
Feb 13 2020	"13°Ge11'55''"	"-03°36'56''"
Feb 14 2020	"13°Ge11'47''"	"-03°36'55''"
Feb 15 2020	"13°Ge11'39''"	"-03°36'54''"
Feb 16 2020	"13°Ge11'31''"	"-03°36'53''"
Feb 17 2020	"13°Ge11'25''"	"-03°36'52''"
Feb 18 2020	"13°Ge11'18''"	"-03°36'51''"
Feb 19 2020	"13°Ge11'12''"	"-03°36'50''"
Feb 20 2020	"13°Ge11'07''"	"-03°36'49''"
Feb 21 2020	"13°Ge11'02''"	"-03°36'48''"
Feb 22 2020	"13°Ge10'58''"	"-03°36'47''"
Feb 23 2020	"13°Ge10'54''"	"-03°36'46''"
Feb 24 2020	"13°Ge10'50''"	"-03°36'45''"
Feb 25 2020	"13°Ge10'47''"	"-03°36'44''"
Feb 26 2020	"13°Ge10'44''"	"-03°36'43''"
Feb 27 2020	"13°Ge10'42''"	"-03°36'42''"
Feb 28 2020	"13°Ge10'41''"	"-03°36'41''"
Feb 29 2020	"13°Ge10'40''"	"-03°36'39''"
Mar 1 2020	"13°Ge10'39''"	"-03°36'38''"
Mar 2 2020	"13°Ge10'39'' D"	"-03°36'37''"
Mar 3 2020	"13°Ge10'40''"	"-03°36'36''"
Mar 4 2020	"13°Ge10'41''"	"-03°36'35''"
Mar 5 2020	"13°Ge10'43''"	"-03°36'34''"
Mar 6 2020	"13°Ge10'45''"	"-03°36'33''"
Mar 7 2020	"13°Ge10'48''"	"-03°36'32''"
Mar 8 2020	"13°Ge10'51''"	"-03°36'31''"
Mar 9 2020	"13°Ge10'54''"	"-03°36'30''"
Mar 10 2020	"13°Ge10'58''"	"-03°36'28''"
Mar 11 2020	"13°Ge11'03''"	"-03°36'27''"
Mar 12 2020	"13°Ge11'07''"	"-03°36'26''"
Mar 13 2020	"13°Ge11'13''"	"-03°36'25''"
Mar 14 2020	"13°Ge11'19''"	"-03°36'24''"
Mar 15 2020	"13°Ge11'26''"	"-03°36'23''"
Mar 16 2020	"13°Ge11'33''"	"-03°36'22''"
Mar 17 2020	"13°Ge11'40''"	"-03°36'21''"
Mar 18 2020	"13°Ge11'48''"	"-03°36'20''"
Mar 19 2020	"13°Ge11'57''"	"-03°36'19''"
Mar 20 2020	"13°Ge12'06''"	"-03°36'18''"
Mar 21 2020	"13°Ge12'15''"	"-03°36'17''"
Mar 22 2020	"13°Ge12'25''"	"-03°36'16''"
Mar 23 2020	"13°Ge12'35''"	"-03°36'15''"
Mar 24 2020	"13°Ge12'46''"	"-03°36'14''"
Mar 25 2020	"13°Ge12'57''"	"-03°36'13''"
Mar 26 2020	"13°Ge13'09''"	"-03°36'12''"
Mar 27 2020	"13°Ge13'21''"	"-03°36'11''"
Mar 28 2020	"13°Ge13'34''"	"-03°36'10''"
Mar 29 2020	"13°Ge13'47''"	"-03°36'09''"
Mar 30 2020	"13°Ge14'00''"	"-03°36'08''"
Mar 31 2020	"13°Ge14'15''"	"-03°36'07''"
Apr 1 2020	"13°Ge14'29''"	"-03°36'06''"
Apr 2 2020	"13°Ge14'44''"	"-03°36'05''"
Apr 3 2020	"13°Ge14'59''"	"-03°36'05''"
Apr 4 2020	"13°Ge15'15''"	"-03°36'04''"
Apr 5 2020	"13°Ge15'31''"	"-03°36'03''"
Apr 6 2020	"13°Ge15'48''"	"-03°36'02''"
Apr 7 2020	"13°Ge16'05''"	"-03°36'01''"
Apr 8 2020	"13°Ge16'22''"	"-03°36'01''"
Apr 9 2020	"13°Ge16'40''"	"-03°36'00''"
Apr 10 2020	"13°Ge16'58''"	"-03°35'59''"
Apr 11 2020	"13°Ge17'17''"	"-03°35'58''"
Apr 12 2020	"13°Ge17'36''"	"-03°35'58''"
Apr 13 2020	"13°Ge17'55''"	"-03°35'57''"
Apr 14 2020	"13°Ge18'15''"	"-03°35'56''"
Apr 15 2020	"13°Ge18'35''"	"-03°35'56''"
Apr 16 2020	"13°Ge18'56''"	"-03°35'55''"
Apr 17 2020	"13°Ge19'16''"	"-03°35'54''"
Apr 18 2020	"13°Ge19'37''"	"-03°35'54''"
Apr 19 2020	"13°Ge19'59''"	"-03°35'53''"
Apr 20 2020	"13°Ge20'21''"	"-03°35'53''"
Apr 21 2020	"13°Ge20'43''"	"-03°35'52''"
Apr 22 2020	"13°Ge21'05''"	"-03°35'52''"
Apr 23 2020	"13°Ge21'28''"	"-03°35'51''"
Apr 24 2020	"13°Ge21'51''"	"-03°35'51''"
Apr 25 2020	"13°Ge22'14''"	"-03°35'50''"
Apr 26 2020	"13°Ge22'38''"	"-03°35'50''"
Apr 27 2020	"13°Ge23'02''"	"-03°35'49''"
Apr 28 2020	"13°Ge23'27''"	"-03°35'49''"
Apr 29 2020	"13°Ge23'52''"	"-03°35'49''"
Apr 30 2020	"13°Ge24'17''"	"-03°35'48''"
May 1 2020	"13°Ge24'42''"	"-03°35'48''"
May 2 2020	"13°Ge25'07''"	"-03°35'48''"
May 3 2020	"13°Ge25'33''"	"-03°35'48''"
May 4 2020	"13°Ge25'59''"	"-03°35'48''"
May 5 2020	"13°Ge26'25''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 6 2020	"13°Ge26'51''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 7 2020	"13°Ge27'18''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 8 2020	"13°Ge27'45''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 9 2020	"13°Ge28'12''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 10 2020	"13°Ge28'39''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 11 2020	"13°Ge29'07''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 12 2020	"13°Ge29'34''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 13 2020	"13°Ge30'02''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 14 2020	"13°Ge30'30''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 15 2020	"13°Ge30'58''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 16 2020	"13°Ge31'27''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 17 2020	"13°Ge31'55''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 18 2020	"13°Ge32'24''"	"-03°35'47''"
May 19 2020	"13°Ge32'52''"	"-03°35'48''"
May 20 2020	"13°Ge33'21''"	"-03°35'48''"
May 21 2020	"13°Ge33'50''"	"-03°35'48''"
May 22 2020	"13°Ge34'19''"	"-03°35'48''"
May 23 2020	"13°Ge34'49''"	"-03°35'49''"
May 24 2020	"13°Ge35'18''"	"-03°35'49''"
May 25 2020	"13°Ge35'47''"	"-03°35'49''"
May 26 2020	"13°Ge36'17''"	"-03°35'50''"
May 27 2020	"13°Ge36'47''"	"-03°35'50''"
May 28 2020	"13°Ge37'17''"	"-03°35'51''"
May 29 2020	"13°Ge37'46''"	"-03°35'51''"
May 30 2020	"13°Ge38'16''"	"-03°35'52''"
May 31 2020	"13°Ge38'46''"	"-03°35'52''"
Jun 1 2020	"13°Ge39'15''"	"-03°35'53''"
Jun 2 2020	"13°Ge39'45''"	"-03°35'54''"
Jun 3 2020	"13°Ge40'15''"	"-03°35'54''"
Jun 4 2020	"13°Ge40'45''"	"-03°35'55''"
Jun 5 2020	"13°Ge41'15''"	"-03°35'56''"
Jun 6 2020	"13°Ge41'45''"	"-03°35'56''"
Jun 7 2020	"13°Ge42'15''"	"-03°35'57''"
Jun 8 2020	"13°Ge42'45''"	"-03°35'58''"
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Jun 10 2020	"13°Ge43'45''"	"-03°36'00''"
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Sep 6 2020	"14°Ge11'53''"	"-03°38'48''"
Sep 7 2020	"14°Ge11'55''"	"-03°38'50''"
Sep 8 2020	"14°Ge11'56''"	"-03°38'53''"
Sep 9 2020	"14°Ge11'56''"	"-03°38'55''"
Sep 10 2020	"14°Ge11'57'' R"	"-03°38'58''"
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Sep 12 2020	"14°Ge11'56''"	"-03°39'03''"
Sep 13 2020	"14°Ge11'54''"	"-03°39'05''"
Sep 14 2020	"14°Ge11'53''"	"-03°39'08''"
Sep 15 2020	"14°Ge11'50''"	"-03°39'10''"
Sep 16 2020	"14°Ge11'47''"	"-03°39'13''"
Sep 17 2020	"14°Ge11'44''"	"-03°39'16''"
Sep 18 2020	"14°Ge11'40''"	"-03°39'18''"
Sep 19 2020	"14°Ge11'36''"	"-03°39'21''"
Sep 20 2020	"14°Ge11'31''"	"-03°39'23''"
Sep 21 2020	"14°Ge11'26''"	"-03°39'26''"
Sep 22 2020	"14°Ge11'20''"	"-03°39'28''"
Sep 23 2020	"14°Ge11'14''"	"-03°39'31''"
Sep 24 2020	"14°Ge11'07''"	"-03°39'33''"
Sep 25 2020	"14°Ge11'00''"	"-03°39'35''"
Sep 26 2020	"14°Ge10'53''"	"-03°39'38''"
Sep 27 2020	"14°Ge10'45''"	"-03°39'40''"
Sep 28 2020	"14°Ge10'36''"	"-03°39'43''"
Sep 29 2020	"14°Ge10'27''"	"-03°39'45''"
Sep 30 2020	"14°Ge10'17''"	"-03°39'48''"
Oct 1 2020	"14°Ge10'07''"	"-03°39'50''"
Oct 2 2020	"14°Ge09'57''"	"-03°39'52''"
Oct 3 2020	"14°Ge09'46''"	"-03°39'55''"
Oct 4 2020	"14°Ge09'35''"	"-03°39'57''"
Oct 5 2020	"14°Ge09'23''"	"-03°40'00''"
Oct 6 2020	"14°Ge09'11''"	"-03°40'02''"
Oct 7 2020	"14°Ge08'58''"	"-03°40'04''"
Oct 8 2020	"14°Ge08'45''"	"-03°40'07''"
Oct 9 2020	"14°Ge08'32''"	"-03°40'09''"
Oct 10 2020	"14°Ge08'18''"	"-03°40'11''"
Oct 11 2020	"14°Ge08'03''"	"-03°40'13''"
Oct 12 2020	"14°Ge07'49''"	"-03°40'16''"
Oct 13 2020	"14°Ge07'34''"	"-03°40'18''"
Oct 14 2020	"14°Ge07'18''"	"-03°40'20''"
Oct 15 2020	"14°Ge07'02''"	"-03°40'22''"
Oct 16 2020	"14°Ge06'45''"	"-03°40'24''"
Oct 17 2020	"14°Ge06'28''"	"-03°40'27''"
Oct 18 2020	"14°Ge06'11''"	"-03°40'29''"
Oct 19 2020	"14°Ge05'54''"	"-03°40'31''"
Oct 20 2020	"14°Ge05'36''"	"-03°40'33''"
Oct 21 2020	"14°Ge05'17''"	"-03°40'35''"
Oct 22 2020	"14°Ge04'59''"	"-03°40'37''"
Oct 23 2020	"14°Ge04'40''"	"-03°40'39''"
Oct 24 2020	"14°Ge04'21''"	"-03°40'41''"
Oct 25 2020	"14°Ge04'01''"	"-03°40'43''"
Oct 26 2020	"14°Ge03'41''"	"-03°40'45''"
Oct 27 2020	"14°Ge03'20''"	"-03°40'47''"
Oct 28 2020	"14°Ge02'59''"	"-03°40'49''"
Oct 29 2020	"14°Ge02'38''"	"-03°40'51''"
Oct 30 2020	"14°Ge02'17''"	"-03°40'53''"
Oct 31 2020	"14°Ge01'55''"	"-03°40'54''"
Nov 1 2020	"14°Ge01'33''"	"-03°40'56''"
Nov 2 2020	"14°Ge01'10''"	"-03°40'58''"
Nov 3 2020	"14°Ge00'48''"	"-03°41'00''"
Nov 4 2020	"14°Ge00'25''"	"-03°41'02''"
Nov 5 2020	"14°Ge00'02''"	"-03°41'03''"
Nov 6 2020	"13°Ge59'38''"	"-03°41'05''"
Nov 7 2020	"13°Ge59'15''"	"-03°41'07''"
Nov 8 2020	"13°Ge58'51''"	"-03°41'08''"
Nov 9 2020	"13°Ge58'27''"	"-03°41'10''"
Nov 10 2020	"13°Ge58'02''"	"-03°41'11''"
Nov 11 2020	"13°Ge57'38''"	"-03°41'13''"
Nov 12 2020	"13°Ge57'13''"	"-03°41'14''"
Nov 13 2020	"13°Ge56'47''"	"-03°41'16''"
Nov 14 2020	"13°Ge56'22''"	"-03°41'17''"
Nov 15 2020	"13°Ge55'56''"	"-03°41'19''"
Nov 16 2020	"13°Ge55'31''"	"-03°41'20''"
Nov 17 2020	"13°Ge55'05''"	"-03°41'21''"
Nov 18 2020	"13°Ge54'39''"	"-03°41'23''"
Nov 19 2020	"13°Ge54'13''"	"-03°41'24''"
Nov 20 2020	"13°Ge53'47''"	"-03°41'25''"
Nov 21 2020	"13°Ge53'20''"	"-03°41'26''"
Nov 22 2020	"13°Ge52'54''"	"-03°41'28''"
Nov 23 2020	"13°Ge52'27''"	"-03°41'29''"
Nov 24 2020	"13°Ge52'00''"	"-03°41'30''"
Nov 25 2020	"13°Ge51'33''"	"-03°41'31''"
Nov 26 2020	"13°Ge51'05''"	"-03°41'32''"
Nov 27 2020	"13°Ge50'38''"	"-03°41'33''"
Nov 28 2020	"13°Ge50'11''"	"-03°41'34''"
Nov 29 2020	"13°Ge49'43''"	"-03°41'35''"
Nov 30 2020	"13°Ge49'16''"	"-03°41'36''"
Dec 1 2020	"13°Ge48'49''"	"-03°41'37''"
Dec 2 2020	"13°Ge48'21''"	"-03°41'38''"
Dec 3 2020	"13°Ge47'54''"	"-03°41'39''"
Dec 4 2020	"13°Ge47'26''"	"-03°41'39''"
Dec 5 2020	"13°Ge46'59''"	"-03°41'40''"
Dec 6 2020	"13°Ge46'31''"	"-03°41'41''"
Dec 7 2020	"13°Ge46'03''"	"-03°41'42''"
Dec 8 2020	"13°Ge45'36''"	"-03°41'42''"
Dec 9 2020	"13°Ge45'08''"	"-03°41'43''"
Dec 10 2020	"13°Ge44'40''"	"-03°41'44''"
Dec 11 2020	"13°Ge44'13''"	"-03°41'44''"
Dec 12 2020	"13°Ge43'45''"	"-03°41'45''"
Dec 13 2020	"13°Ge43'18''"	"-03°41'45''"
Dec 14 2020	"13°Ge42'51''"	"-03°41'46''"
Dec 15 2020	"13°Ge42'23''"	"-03°41'46''"
Dec 16 2020	"13°Ge41'56''"	"-03°41'47''"
Dec 17 2020	"13°Ge41'29''"	"-03°41'47''"
Dec 18 2020	"13°Ge41'02''"	"-03°41'47''"
Dec 19 2020	"13°Ge40'35''"	"-03°41'48''"
Dec 20 2020	"13°Ge40'09''"	"-03°41'48''"
Dec 21 2020	"13°Ge39'42''"	"-03°41'48''"
Dec 22 2020	"13°Ge39'15''"	"-03°41'48''"
Dec 23 2020	"13°Ge38'49''"	"-03°41'48''"
Dec 24 2020	"13°Ge38'23''"	"-03°41'49''"
Dec 25 2020	"13°Ge37'56''"	"-03°41'49''"
Dec 26 2020	"13°Ge37'30''"	"-03°41'49''"
Dec 27 2020	"13°Ge37'05''"	"-03°41'49''"
Dec 28 2020	"13°Ge36'39''"	"-03°41'49''"
Dec 29 2020	"13°Ge36'14''"	"-03°41'49''"
Dec 30 2020	"13°Ge35'49''"	"-03°41'49''"
Dec 31 2020	"13°Ge35'24''"	"-03°41'49''"
Jan 1 2021	"13°Ge35'00''"	"-03°41'49''"
Jan 2 2021	"13°Ge34'35''"	"-03°41'48''"
Jan 3 2021	"13°Ge34'11''"	"-03°41'48''"
Jan 4 2021	"13°Ge33'47''"	"-03°41'48''"
Jan 5 2021	"13°Ge33'23''"	"-03°41'48''"
Jan 6 2021	"13°Ge33'00''"	"-03°41'48''"
Jan 7 2021	"13°Ge32'37''"	"-03°41'47''"
Jan 8 2021	"13°Ge32'14''"	"-03°41'47''"
Jan 9 2021	"13°Ge31'51''"	"-03°41'47''"
Jan 10 2021	"13°Ge31'29''"	"-03°41'46''"
Jan 11 2021	"13°Ge31'07''"	"-03°41'46''"
Jan 12 2021	"13°Ge30'45''"	"-03°41'46''"
Jan 13 2021	"13°Ge30'24''"	"-03°41'45''"
Jan 14 2021	"13°Ge30'03''"	"-03°41'45''"
Jan 15 2021	"13°Ge29'43''"	"-03°41'44''"
Jan 16 2021	"13°Ge29'22''"	"-03°41'44''"
Jan 17 2021	"13°Ge29'02''"	"-03°41'43''"
Jan 18 2021	"13°Ge28'42''"	"-03°41'42''"
Jan 19 2021	"13°Ge28'23''"	"-03°41'42''"
Jan 20 2021	"13°Ge28'04''"	"-03°41'41''"
Jan 21 2021	"13°Ge27'45''"	"-03°41'41''"
Jan 22 2021	"13°Ge27'27''"	"-03°41'40''"
Jan 23 2021	"13°Ge27'09''"	"-03°41'39''"
Jan 24 2021	"13°Ge26'52''"	"-03°41'39''"
Jan 25 2021	"13°Ge26'35''"	"-03°41'38''"
Jan 26 2021	"13°Ge26'19''"	"-03°41'37''"
Jan 27 2021	"13°Ge26'03''"	"-03°41'36''"
Jan 28 2021	"13°Ge25'47''"	"-03°41'36''"
Jan 29 2021	"13°Ge25'32''"	"-03°41'35''"
Jan 30 2021	"13°Ge25'17''"	"-03°41'34''"
Jan 31 2021	"13°Ge25'02''"	"-03°41'33''"
Feb 1 2021	"13°Ge24'48''"	"-03°41'32''"
Feb 2 2021	"13°Ge24'34''"	"-03°41'31''"
Feb 3 2021	"13°Ge24'21''"	"-03°41'30''"
Feb 4 2021	"13°Ge24'08''"	"-03°41'30''"
Feb 5 2021	"13°Ge23'56''"	"-03°41'29''"
Feb 6 2021	"13°Ge23'44''"	"-03°41'28''"
Feb 7 2021	"13°Ge23'33''"	"-03°41'27''"
Feb 8 2021	"13°Ge23'22''"	"-03°41'26''"
Feb 9 2021	"13°Ge23'11''"	"-03°41'25''"
Feb 10 2021	"13°Ge23'01''"	"-03°41'24''"
Feb 11 2021	"13°Ge22'52''"	"-03°41'23''"
Feb 12 2021	"13°Ge22'43''"	"-03°41'22''"
Feb 13 2021	"13°Ge22'34''"	"-03°41'21''"
Feb 14 2021	"13°Ge22'26''"	"-03°41'20''"
Feb 15 2021	"13°Ge22'18''"	"-03°41'19''"
Feb 16 2021	"13°Ge22'11''"	"-03°41'18''"
Feb 17 2021	"13°Ge22'04''"	"-03°41'17''"
Feb 18 2021	"13°Ge21'58''"	"-03°41'15''"
Feb 19 2021	"13°Ge21'52''"	"-03°41'14''"
Feb 20 2021	"13°Ge21'47''"	"-03°41'13''"
Feb 21 2021	"13°Ge21'43''"	"-03°41'12''"
Feb 22 2021	"13°Ge21'39''"	"-03°41'11''"
Feb 23 2021	"13°Ge21'35''"	"-03°41'10''"
Feb 24 2021	"13°Ge21'32''"	"-03°41'09''"
Feb 25 2021	"13°Ge21'29''"	"-03°41'08''"
Feb 26 2021	"13°Ge21'27''"	"-03°41'07''"
Feb 27 2021	"13°Ge21'26''"	"-03°41'05''"
Feb 28 2021	"13°Ge21'24''"	"-03°41'04''"
Mar 1 2021	"13°Ge21'24''"	"-03°41'03''"
Mar 2 2021	"13°Ge21'23''"	"-03°41'02''"
Mar 3 2021	"13°Ge21'24'' D"	"-03°41'01''"
Mar 4 2021	"13°Ge21'24''"	"-03°41'00''"
Mar 5 2021	"13°Ge21'26''"	"-03°40'59''"
Mar 6 2021	"13°Ge21'28''"	"-03°40'58''"
Mar 7 2021	"13°Ge21'30''"	"-03°40'56''"
Mar 8 2021	"13°Ge21'33''"	"-03°40'55''"
Mar 9 2021	"13°Ge21'36''"	"-03°40'54''"
Mar 10 2021	"13°Ge21'40''"	"-03°40'53''"
Mar 11 2021	"13°Ge21'45''"	"-03°40'52''"
Mar 12 2021	"13°Ge21'50''"	"-03°40'51''"
Mar 13 2021	"13°Ge21'55''"	"-03°40'50''"
Mar 14 2021	"13°Ge22'00''"	"-03°40'49''"
Mar 15 2021	"13°Ge22'07''"	"-03°40'47''"
Mar 16 2021	"13°Ge22'13''"	"-03°40'46''"
Mar 17 2021	"13°Ge22'21''"	"-03°40'45''"
Mar 18 2021	"13°Ge22'28''"	"-03°40'44''"
Mar 19 2021	"13°Ge22'37''"	"-03°40'43''"
Mar 20 2021	"13°Ge22'45''"	"-03°40'42''"
Mar 21 2021	"13°Ge22'55''"	"-03°40'41''"
Mar 22 2021	"13°Ge23'05''"	"-03°40'40''"
Mar 23 2021	"13°Ge23'15''"	"-03°40'39''"
Mar 24 2021	"13°Ge23'26''"	"-03°40'38''"
Mar 25 2021	"13°Ge23'37''"	"-03°40'37''"
Mar 26 2021	"13°Ge23'48''"	"-03°40'36''"
Mar 27 2021	"13°Ge24'00''"	"-03°40'35''"
Mar 28 2021	"13°Ge24'13''"	"-03°40'34''"
Mar 29 2021	"13°Ge24'25''"	"-03°40'33''"
Mar 30 2021	"13°Ge24'39''"	"-03°40'32''"
Mar 31 2021	"13°Ge24'52''"	"-03°40'31''"
Apr 1 2021	"13°Ge25'07''"	"-03°40'30''"
Apr 2 2021	"13°Ge25'22''"	"-03°40'29''"
Apr 3 2021	"13°Ge25'37''"	"-03°40'28''"
Apr 4 2021	"13°Ge25'52''"	"-03°40'27''"
Apr 5 2021	"13°Ge26'09''"	"-03°40'26''"
Apr 6 2021	"13°Ge26'25''"	"-03°40'26''"
Apr 7 2021	"13°Ge26'42''"	"-03°40'25''"
Apr 8 2021	"13°Ge26'59''"	"-03°40'24''"
Apr 9 2021	"13°Ge27'17''"	"-03°40'23''"
Apr 10 2021	"13°Ge27'34''"	"-03°40'22''"
Apr 11 2021	"13°Ge27'53''"	"-03°40'22''"
Apr 12 2021	"13°Ge28'11''"	"-03°40'21''"
Apr 13 2021	"13°Ge28'31''"	"-03°40'20''"
Apr 14 2021	"13°Ge28'50''"	"-03°40'19''"
Apr 15 2021	"13°Ge29'10''"	"-03°40'19''"
Apr 16 2021	"13°Ge29'30''"	"-03°40'18''"
Apr 17 2021	"13°Ge29'51''"	"-03°40'17''"
Apr 18 2021	"13°Ge30'12''"	"-03°40'17''"
Apr 19 2021	"13°Ge30'34''"	"-03°40'16''"
Apr 20 2021	"13°Ge30'55''"	"-03°40'16''"
Apr 21 2021	"13°Ge31'18''"	"-03°40'15''"
Apr 22 2021	"13°Ge31'40''"	"-03°40'14''"
Apr 23 2021	"13°Ge32'03''"	"-03°40'14''"
Apr 24 2021	"13°Ge32'26''"	"-03°40'13''"
Apr 25 2021	"13°Ge32'49''"	"-03°40'13''"
Apr 26 2021	"13°Ge33'12''"	"-03°40'13''"
Apr 27 2021	"13°Ge33'36''"	"-03°40'12''"
Apr 28 2021	"13°Ge34'00''"	"-03°40'12''"
Apr 29 2021	"13°Ge34'25''"	"-03°40'11''"
Apr 30 2021	"13°Ge34'50''"	"-03°40'11''"
May 1 2021	"13°Ge35'15''"	"-03°40'11''"
May 2 2021	"13°Ge35'40''"	"-03°40'10''"
May 3 2021	"13°Ge36'06''"	"-03°40'10''"
May 4 2021	"13°Ge36'32''"	"-03°40'10''"
May 5 2021	"13°Ge36'58''"	"-03°40'10''"
May 6 2021	"13°Ge37'24''"	"-03°40'10''"
May 7 2021	"13°Ge37'51''"	"-03°40'09''"
May 8 2021	"13°Ge38'17''"	"-03°40'09''"
May 9 2021	"13°Ge38'44''"	"-03°40'09''"
May 10 2021	"13°Ge39'11''"	"-03°40'09''"
May 11 2021	"13°Ge39'39''"	"-03°40'09''"
May 12 2021	"13°Ge40'06''"	"-03°40'09''"
May 13 2021	"13°Ge40'34''"	"-03°40'09''"
May 14 2021	"13°Ge41'02''"	"-03°40'09''"
May 15 2021	"13°Ge41'30''"	"-03°40'09''"
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May 18 2021	"13°Ge42'56''"	"-03°40'09''"
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Jun 3 2021	"13°Ge50'47''"	"-03°40'16''"
Jun 4 2021	"13°Ge51'16''"	"-03°40'17''"
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Jun 11 2021	"13°Ge54'45''"	"-03°40'22''"
Jun 12 2021	"13°Ge55'15''"	"-03°40'23''"
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Jul 22 2021	"14°Ge13'02''"	"-03°41'22''"
Jul 23 2021	"14°Ge13'24''"	"-03°41'24''"
Jul 24 2021	"14°Ge13'45''"	"-03°41'26''"
Jul 25 2021	"14°Ge14'06''"	"-03°41'28''"
Jul 26 2021	"14°Ge14'27''"	"-03°41'30''"
Jul 27 2021	"14°Ge14'47''"	"-03°41'32''"
Jul 28 2021	"14°Ge15'06''"	"-03°41'34''"
Jul 29 2021	"14°Ge15'26''"	"-03°41'37''"
Jul 30 2021	"14°Ge15'45''"	"-03°41'39''"
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Aug 3 2021	"14°Ge16'57''"	"-03°41'47''"
Aug 4 2021	"14°Ge17'15''"	"-03°41'50''"
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Aug 6 2021	"14°Ge17'48''"	"-03°41'54''"
Aug 7 2021	"14°Ge18'04''"	"-03°41'56''"
Aug 8 2021	"14°Ge18'20''"	"-03°41'59''"
Aug 9 2021	"14°Ge18'35''"	"-03°42'01''"
Aug 10 2021	"14°Ge18'50''"	"-03°42'03''"
Aug 11 2021	"14°Ge19'04''"	"-03°42'06''"
Aug 12 2021	"14°Ge19'18''"	"-03°42'08''"
Aug 13 2021	"14°Ge19'31''"	"-03°42'11''"
Aug 14 2021	"14°Ge19'44''"	"-03°42'13''"
Aug 15 2021	"14°Ge19'56''"	"-03°42'15''"
Aug 16 2021	"14°Ge20'09''"	"-03°42'18''"
Aug 17 2021	"14°Ge20'20''"	"-03°42'20''"
Aug 18 2021	"14°Ge20'32''"	"-03°42'23''"
Aug 19 2021	"14°Ge20'43''"	"-03°42'25''"
Aug 20 2021	"14°Ge20'53''"	"-03°42'28''"
Aug 21 2021	"14°Ge21'03''"	"-03°42'30''"
Aug 22 2021	"14°Ge21'12''"	"-03°42'33''"
Aug 23 2021	"14°Ge21'21''"	"-03°42'35''"
Aug 24 2021	"14°Ge21'30''"	"-03°42'38''"
Aug 25 2021	"14°Ge21'38''"	"-03°42'40''"
Aug 26 2021	"14°Ge21'45''"	"-03°42'43''"
Aug 27 2021	"14°Ge21'52''"	"-03°42'45''"
Aug 28 2021	"14°Ge21'59''"	"-03°42'48''"
Aug 29 2021	"14°Ge22'05''"	"-03°42'50''"
Aug 30 2021	"14°Ge22'10''"	"-03°42'53''"
Aug 31 2021	"14°Ge22'16''"	"-03°42'55''"
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Sep 2 2021	"14°Ge22'25''"	"-03°43'00''"
Sep 3 2021	"14°Ge22'29''"	"-03°43'03''"
Sep 4 2021	"14°Ge22'32''"	"-03°43'05''"
Sep 5 2021	"14°Ge22'35''"	"-03°43'08''"
Sep 6 2021	"14°Ge22'37''"	"-03°43'11''"
Sep 7 2021	"14°Ge22'39''"	"-03°43'13''"
Sep 8 2021	"14°Ge22'40''"	"-03°43'16''"
Sep 9 2021	"14°Ge22'41''"	"-03°43'18''"
Sep 10 2021	"14°Ge22'41'' R"	"-03°43'21''"
Sep 11 2021	"14°Ge22'41''"	"-03°43'23''"
Sep 12 2021	"14°Ge22'40''"	"-03°43'26''"
Sep 13 2021	"14°Ge22'39''"	"-03°43'29''"
Sep 14 2021	"14°Ge22'37''"	"-03°43'31''"
Sep 15 2021	"14°Ge22'35''"	"-03°43'34''"
Sep 16 2021	"14°Ge22'33''"	"-03°43'36''"
Sep 17 2021	"14°Ge22'30''"	"-03°43'39''"
Sep 18 2021	"14°Ge22'26''"	"-03°43'41''"
Sep 19 2021	"14°Ge22'22''"	"-03°43'44''"
Sep 20 2021	"14°Ge22'18''"	"-03°43'46''"
Sep 21 2021	"14°Ge22'12''"	"-03°43'49''"
Sep 22 2021	"14°Ge22'07''"	"-03°43'51''"
Sep 23 2021	"14°Ge22'01''"	"-03°43'54''"
Sep 24 2021	"14°Ge21'54''"	"-03°43'56''"
Sep 25 2021	"14°Ge21'47''"	"-03°43'59''"
Sep 26 2021	"14°Ge21'40''"	"-03°44'01''"
Sep 27 2021	"14°Ge21'32''"	"-03°44'04''"
Sep 28 2021	"14°Ge21'24''"	"-03°44'06''"
Sep 29 2021	"14°Ge21'15''"	"-03°44'09''"
Sep 30 2021	"14°Ge21'06''"	"-03°44'11''"
Oct 1 2021	"14°Ge20'56''"	"-03°44'14''"
Oct 2 2021	"14°Ge20'46''"	"-03°44'16''"
Oct 3 2021	"14°Ge20'35''"	"-03°44'19''"
Oct 4 2021	"14°Ge20'24''"	"-03°44'21''"
Oct 5 2021	"14°Ge20'13''"	"-03°44'23''"
Oct 6 2021	"14°Ge20'01''"	"-03°44'26''"
Oct 7 2021	"14°Ge19'48''"	"-03°44'28''"
Oct 8 2021	"14°Ge19'35''"	"-03°44'31''"
Oct 9 2021	"14°Ge19'22''"	"-03°44'33''"
Oct 10 2021	"14°Ge19'08''"	"-03°44'35''"
Oct 11 2021	"14°Ge18'54''"	"-03°44'37''"
Oct 12 2021	"14°Ge18'40''"	"-03°44'40''"
Oct 13 2021	"14°Ge18'25''"	"-03°44'42''"
Oct 14 2021	"14°Ge18'09''"	"-03°44'44''"
Oct 15 2021	"14°Ge17'54''"	"-03°44'47''"
Oct 16 2021	"14°Ge17'37''"	"-03°44'49''"
Oct 17 2021	"14°Ge17'21''"	"-03°44'51''"
Oct 18 2021	"14°Ge17'03''"	"-03°44'53''"
Oct 19 2021	"14°Ge16'46''"	"-03°44'55''"
Oct 20 2021	"14°Ge16'28''"	"-03°44'57''"
Oct 21 2021	"14°Ge16'10''"	"-03°44'59''"
Oct 22 2021	"14°Ge15'51''"	"-03°45'02''"
Oct 23 2021	"14°Ge15'32''"	"-03°45'04''"
Oct 24 2021	"14°Ge15'13''"	"-03°45'06''"
Oct 25 2021	"14°Ge14'54''"	"-03°45'08''"
Oct 26 2021	"14°Ge14'34''"	"-03°45'10''"
Oct 27 2021	"14°Ge14'14''"	"-03°45'12''"
Oct 28 2021	"14°Ge13'53''"	"-03°45'14''"
Oct 29 2021	"14°Ge13'32''"	"-03°45'15''"
Oct 30 2021	"14°Ge13'11''"	"-03°45'17''"
Oct 31 2021	"14°Ge12'49''"	"-03°45'19''"
Nov 1 2021	"14°Ge12'27''"	"-03°45'21''"
Nov 2 2021	"14°Ge12'05''"	"-03°45'23''"
Nov 3 2021	"14°Ge11'42''"	"-03°45'25''"
Nov 4 2021	"14°Ge11'20''"	"-03°45'26''"
Nov 5 2021	"14°Ge10'57''"	"-03°45'28''"
Nov 6 2021	"14°Ge10'33''"	"-03°45'30''"
Nov 7 2021	"14°Ge10'10''"	"-03°45'32''"
Nov 8 2021	"14°Ge09'46''"	"-03°45'33''"
Nov 9 2021	"14°Ge09'22''"	"-03°45'35''"
Nov 10 2021	"14°Ge08'58''"	"-03°45'36''"
Nov 11 2021	"14°Ge08'33''"	"-03°45'38''"
Nov 12 2021	"14°Ge08'09''"	"-03°45'39''"
Nov 13 2021	"14°Ge07'44''"	"-03°45'41''"
Nov 14 2021	"14°Ge07'18''"	"-03°45'42''"
Nov 15 2021	"14°Ge06'53''"	"-03°45'44''"
Nov 16 2021	"14°Ge06'27''"	"-03°45'45''"
Nov 17 2021	"14°Ge06'01''"	"-03°45'47''"
Nov 18 2021	"14°Ge05'35''"	"-03°45'48''"
Nov 19 2021	"14°Ge05'09''"	"-03°45'49''"
Nov 20 2021	"14°Ge04'43''"	"-03°45'51''"
Nov 21 2021	"14°Ge04'16''"	"-03°45'52''"
Nov 22 2021	"14°Ge03'50''"	"-03°45'53''"
Nov 23 2021	"14°Ge03'23''"	"-03°45'54''"
Nov 24 2021	"14°Ge02'57''"	"-03°45'55''"
Nov 25 2021	"14°Ge02'30''"	"-03°45'56''"
Nov 26 2021	"14°Ge02'03''"	"-03°45'58''"
Nov 27 2021	"14°Ge01'36''"	"-03°45'59''"
Nov 28 2021	"14°Ge01'08''"	"-03°46'00''"
Nov 29 2021	"14°Ge00'41''"	"-03°46'01''"
Nov 30 2021	"14°Ge00'13''"	"-03°46'02''"
Dec 1 2021	"13°Ge59'46''"	"-03°46'03''"
Dec 2 2021	"13°Ge59'18''"	"-03°46'03''"
Dec 3 2021	"13°Ge58'51''"	"-03°46'04''"
Dec 4 2021	"13°Ge58'23''"	"-03°46'05''"
Dec 5 2021	"13°Ge57'56''"	"-03°46'06''"
Dec 6 2021	"13°Ge57'28''"	"-03°46'07''"
Dec 7 2021	"13°Ge57'01''"	"-03°46'07''"
Dec 8 2021	"13°Ge56'33''"	"-03°46'08''"
Dec 9 2021	"13°Ge56'06''"	"-03°46'09''"
Dec 10 2021	"13°Ge55'38''"	"-03°46'09''"
Dec 11 2021	"13°Ge55'11''"	"-03°46'10''"
Dec 12 2021	"13°Ge54'43''"	"-03°46'10''"
Dec 13 2021	"13°Ge54'16''"	"-03°46'11''"
Dec 14 2021	"13°Ge53'48''"	"-03°46'11''"
Dec 15 2021	"13°Ge53'21''"	"-03°46'12''"
Dec 16 2021	"13°Ge52'54''"	"-03°46'12''"
Dec 17 2021	"13°Ge52'26''"	"-03°46'13''"
Dec 18 2021	"13°Ge51'59''"	"-03°46'13''"
Dec 19 2021	"13°Ge51'33''"	"-03°46'13''"
Dec 20 2021	"13°Ge51'06''"	"-03°46'14''"
Dec 21 2021	"13°Ge50'39''"	"-03°46'14''"
Dec 22 2021	"13°Ge50'13''"	"-03°46'14''"
Dec 23 2021	"13°Ge49'46''"	"-03°46'14''"
Dec 24 2021	"13°Ge49'20''"	"-03°46'14''"
Dec 25 2021	"13°Ge48'54''"	"-03°46'14''"
Dec 26 2021	"13°Ge48'28''"	"-03°46'14''"
Dec 27 2021	"13°Ge48'02''"	"-03°46'15''"
Dec 28 2021	"13°Ge47'36''"	"-03°46'15''"
Dec 29 2021	"13°Ge47'11''"	"-03°46'15''"
Dec 30 2021	"13°Ge46'46''"	"-03°46'14''"
Dec 31 2021	"13°Ge46'21''"	"-03°46'14''"
Jan 1 2022	"13°Ge45'56''"	"-03°46'14''"
Jan 2 2022	"13°Ge45'32''"	"-03°46'14''"
Jan 3 2022	"13°Ge45'08''"	"-03°46'14''"
Jan 4 2022	"13°Ge44'44''"	"-03°46'14''"
Jan 5 2022	"13°Ge44'20''"	"-03°46'14''"
Jan 6 2022	"13°Ge43'57''"	"-03°46'13''"
Jan 7 2022	"13°Ge43'33''"	"-03°46'13''"
Jan 8 2022	"13°Ge43'10''"	"-03°46'13''"
Jan 9 2022	"13°Ge42'47''"	"-03°46'12''"
Jan 10 2022	"13°Ge42'25''"	"-03°46'12''"
Jan 11 2022	"13°Ge42'03''"	"-03°46'12''"
Jan 12 2022	"13°Ge41'41''"	"-03°46'11''"
Jan 13 2022	"13°Ge41'20''"	"-03°46'11''"
Jan 14 2022	"13°Ge40'58''"	"-03°46'10''"
Jan 15 2022	"13°Ge40'38''"	"-03°46'10''"
Jan 16 2022	"13°Ge40'17''"	"-03°46'09''"
Jan 17 2022	"13°Ge39'57''"	"-03°46'09''"
Jan 18 2022	"13°Ge39'38''"	"-03°46'08''"
Jan 19 2022	"13°Ge39'18''"	"-03°46'07''"
Jan 20 2022	"13°Ge38'59''"	"-03°46'07''"
Jan 21 2022	"13°Ge38'40''"	"-03°46'06''"
Jan 22 2022	"13°Ge38'22''"	"-03°46'05''"
Jan 23 2022	"13°Ge38'04''"	"-03°46'05''"
Jan 24 2022	"13°Ge37'46''"	"-03°46'04''"
Jan 25 2022	"13°Ge37'29''"	"-03°46'03''"
Jan 26 2022	"13°Ge37'12''"	"-03°46'03''"
Jan 27 2022	"13°Ge36'56''"	"-03°46'02''"
Jan 28 2022	"13°Ge36'40''"	"-03°46'01''"
Jan 29 2022	"13°Ge36'25''"	"-03°46'00''"
Jan 30 2022	"13°Ge36'10''"	"-03°45'59''"
Jan 31 2022	"13°Ge35'55''"	"-03°45'58''"
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Feb 2 2022	"13°Ge35'27''"	"-03°45'57''"
Feb 3 2022	"13°Ge35'14''"	"-03°45'56''"
Feb 4 2022	"13°Ge35'01''"	"-03°45'55''"
Feb 5 2022	"13°Ge34'48''"	"-03°45'54''"
Feb 6 2022	"13°Ge34'36''"	"-03°45'53''"
Feb 7 2022	"13°Ge34'24''"	"-03°45'52''"
Feb 8 2022	"13°Ge34'13''"	"-03°45'51''"
Feb 9 2022	"13°Ge34'03''"	"-03°45'50''"
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Feb 11 2022	"13°Ge33'43''"	"-03°45'48''"
Feb 12 2022	"13°Ge33'34''"	"-03°45'47''"
Feb 13 2022	"13°Ge33'25''"	"-03°45'46''"
Feb 14 2022	"13°Ge33'17''"	"-03°45'45''"
Feb 15 2022	"13°Ge33'09''"	"-03°45'44''"
Feb 16 2022	"13°Ge33'02''"	"-03°45'42''"
Feb 17 2022	"13°Ge32'55''"	"-03°45'41''"
Feb 18 2022	"13°Ge32'48''"	"-03°45'40''"
Feb 19 2022	"13°Ge32'42''"	"-03°45'39''"
Feb 20 2022	"13°Ge32'37''"	"-03°45'38''"
Feb 21 2022	"13°Ge32'32''"	"-03°45'37''"
Feb 22 2022	"13°Ge32'28''"	"-03°45'36''"
Feb 23 2022	"13°Ge32'24''"	"-03°45'35''"
Feb 24 2022	"13°Ge32'20''"	"-03°45'33''"
Feb 25 2022	"13°Ge32'18''"	"-03°45'32''"
Feb 26 2022	"13°Ge32'15''"	"-03°45'31''"
Feb 27 2022	"13°Ge32'14''"	"-03°45'30''"
Feb 28 2022	"13°Ge32'12''"	"-03°45'29''"
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Mar 2 2022	"13°Ge32'11''"	"-03°45'26''"
Mar 3 2022	"13°Ge32'11'' D"	"-03°45'25''"
Mar 4 2022	"13°Ge32'12''"	"-03°45'24''"
Mar 5 2022	"13°Ge32'13''"	"-03°45'23''"
Mar 6 2022	"13°Ge32'14''"	"-03°45'22''"
Mar 7 2022	"13°Ge32'16''"	"-03°45'21''"
Mar 8 2022	"13°Ge32'19''"	"-03°45'19''"
Mar 9 2022	"13°Ge32'22''"	"-03°45'18''"
Mar 10 2022	"13°Ge32'26''"	"-03°45'17''"
Mar 11 2022	"13°Ge32'30''"	"-03°45'16''"
Mar 12 2022	"13°Ge32'35''"	"-03°45'15''"
Mar 13 2022	"13°Ge32'40''"	"-03°45'14''"
Mar 14 2022	"13°Ge32'46''"	"-03°45'12''"
Mar 15 2022	"13°Ge32'52''"	"-03°45'11''"
Mar 16 2022	"13°Ge32'58''"	"-03°45'10''"
Mar 17 2022	"13°Ge33'05''"	"-03°45'09''"
Mar 18 2022	"13°Ge33'13''"	"-03°45'08''"
Mar 19 2022	"13°Ge33'21''"	"-03°45'07''"
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Mar 21 2022	"13°Ge33'38''"	"-03°45'05''"
Mar 22 2022	"13°Ge33'48''"	"-03°45'03''"
Mar 23 2022	"13°Ge33'58''"	"-03°45'02''"
Mar 24 2022	"13°Ge34'08''"	"-03°45'01''"
Mar 25 2022	"13°Ge34'19''"	"-03°45'00''"
Mar 26 2022	"13°Ge34'31''"	"-03°44'59''"
Mar 27 2022	"13°Ge34'43''"	"-03°44'58''"
Mar 28 2022	"13°Ge34'55''"	"-03°44'57''"
Mar 29 2022	"13°Ge35'08''"	"-03°44'56''"
Mar 30 2022	"13°Ge35'21''"	"-03°44'55''"
Mar 31 2022	"13°Ge35'35''"	"-03°44'54''"
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Apr 2 2022	"13°Ge36'03''"	"-03°44'52''"
Apr 3 2022	"13°Ge36'18''"	"-03°44'51''"
Apr 4 2022	"13°Ge36'33''"	"-03°44'50''"
Apr 5 2022	"13°Ge36'49''"	"-03°44'49''"
Apr 6 2022	"13°Ge37'05''"	"-03°44'49''"
Apr 7 2022	"13°Ge37'22''"	"-03°44'48''"
Apr 8 2022	"13°Ge37'39''"	"-03°44'47''"
Apr 9 2022	"13°Ge37'57''"	"-03°44'46''"
Apr 10 2022	"13°Ge38'15''"	"-03°44'45''"
Apr 11 2022	"13°Ge38'33''"	"-03°44'44''"
Apr 12 2022	"13°Ge38'52''"	"-03°44'44''"
Apr 13 2022	"13°Ge39'10''"	"-03°44'43''"
Apr 14 2022	"13°Ge39'30''"	"-03°44'42''"
Apr 15 2022	"13°Ge39'49''"	"-03°44'41''"
Apr 16 2022	"13°Ge40'10''"	"-03°44'41''"
Apr 17 2022	"13°Ge40'30''"	"-03°44'40''"
Apr 18 2022	"13°Ge40'51''"	"-03°44'39''"
Apr 19 2022	"13°Ge41'12''"	"-03°44'39''"
Apr 20 2022	"13°Ge41'34''"	"-03°44'38''"
Apr 21 2022	"13°Ge41'56''"	"-03°44'37''"
Apr 22 2022	"13°Ge42'18''"	"-03°44'37''"
Apr 23 2022	"13°Ge42'41''"	"-03°44'36''"
Apr 24 2022	"13°Ge43'04''"	"-03°44'36''"
Apr 25 2022	"13°Ge43'27''"	"-03°44'35''"
Apr 26 2022	"13°Ge43'50''"	"-03°44'35''"
Apr 27 2022	"13°Ge44'14''"	"-03°44'34''"
Apr 28 2022	"13°Ge44'38''"	"-03°44'34''"
Apr 29 2022	"13°Ge45'02''"	"-03°44'34''"
Apr 30 2022	"13°Ge45'27''"	"-03°44'33''"
May 1 2022	"13°Ge45'52''"	"-03°44'33''"
May 2 2022	"13°Ge46'17''"	"-03°44'33''"
May 3 2022	"13°Ge46'42''"	"-03°44'32''"
May 4 2022	"13°Ge47'08''"	"-03°44'32''"
May 5 2022	"13°Ge47'34''"	"-03°44'32''"
May 6 2022	"13°Ge48'01''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 7 2022	"13°Ge48'27''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 8 2022	"13°Ge48'54''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 9 2022	"13°Ge49'21''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 10 2022	"13°Ge49'48''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 11 2022	"13°Ge50'15''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 12 2022	"13°Ge50'42''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 13 2022	"13°Ge51'10''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 14 2022	"13°Ge51'38''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 15 2022	"13°Ge52'06''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 16 2022	"13°Ge52'34''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 17 2022	"13°Ge53'02''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 18 2022	"13°Ge53'31''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 19 2022	"13°Ge54'00''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 20 2022	"13°Ge54'29''"	"-03°44'31''"
May 21 2022	"13°Ge54'58''"	"-03°44'32''"
May 22 2022	"13°Ge55'27''"	"-03°44'32''"
May 23 2022	"13°Ge55'56''"	"-03°44'32''"
May 24 2022	"13°Ge56'25''"	"-03°44'32''"
May 25 2022	"13°Ge56'54''"	"-03°44'33''"
May 26 2022	"13°Ge57'24''"	"-03°44'33''"
May 27 2022	"13°Ge57'53''"	"-03°44'34''"
May 28 2022	"13°Ge58'23''"	"-03°44'34''"
May 29 2022	"13°Ge58'52''"	"-03°44'34''"
May 30 2022	"13°Ge59'22''"	"-03°44'35''"
May 31 2022	"13°Ge59'52''"	"-03°44'36''"
Jun 1 2022	"14°Ge00'22''"	"-03°44'36''"
Jun 2 2022	"14°Ge00'52''"	"-03°44'37''"
Jun 3 2022	"14°Ge01'22''"	"-03°44'37''"
Jun 4 2022	"14°Ge01'52''"	"-03°44'38''"
Jun 5 2022	"14°Ge02'21''"	"-03°44'39''"
Jun 6 2022	"14°Ge02'51''"	"-03°44'39''"
Jun 7 2022	"14°Ge03'21''"	"-03°44'40''"
Jun 8 2022	"14°Ge03'51''"	"-03°44'41''"
Jun 9 2022	"14°Ge04'21''"	"-03°44'42''"
Jun 10 2022	"14°Ge04'50''"	"-03°44'42''"
Jun 11 2022	"14°Ge05'20''"	"-03°44'43''"
Jun 12 2022	"14°Ge05'50''"	"-03°44'44''"
Jun 13 2022	"14°Ge06'20''"	"-03°44'45''"
Jun 14 2022	"14°Ge06'49''"	"-03°44'46''"
Jun 15 2022	"14°Ge07'19''"	"-03°44'47''"
Jun 16 2022	"14°Ge07'49''"	"-03°44'48''"
Jun 17 2022	"14°Ge08'18''"	"-03°44'49''"
Jun 18 2022	"14°Ge08'48''"	"-03°44'50''"
Jun 19 2022	"14°Ge09'17''"	"-03°44'51''"
Jun 20 2022	"14°Ge09'46''"	"-03°44'52''"
Jun 21 2022	"14°Ge10'15''"	"-03°44'53''"
Jun 22 2022	"14°Ge10'44''"	"-03°44'55''"
Jun 23 2022	"14°Ge11'13''"	"-03°44'56''"
Jun 24 2022	"14°Ge11'41''"	"-03°44'57''"
Jun 25 2022	"14°Ge12'10''"	"-03°44'58''"
Jun 26 2022	"14°Ge12'38''"	"-03°45'00''"
Jun 27 2022	"14°Ge13'06''"	"-03°45'01''"
Jun 28 2022	"14°Ge13'34''"	"-03°45'02''"
Jun 29 2022	"14°Ge14'02''"	"-03°45'04''"
Jun 30 2022	"14°Ge14'30''"	"-03°45'05''"
Jul 1 2022	"14°Ge14'58''"	"-03°45'07''"
Jul 2 2022	"14°Ge15'25''"	"-03°45'08''"
Jul 3 2022	"14°Ge15'52''"	"-03°45'10''"
Jul 4 2022	"14°Ge16'19''"	"-03°45'11''"
Jul 5 2022	"14°Ge16'46''"	"-03°45'13''"
Jul 6 2022	"14°Ge17'12''"	"-03°45'14''"
Jul 7 2022	"14°Ge17'38''"	"-03°45'16''"
Jul 8 2022	"14°Ge18'04''"	"-03°45'18''"
Jul 9 2022	"14°Ge18'30''"	"-03°45'19''"
Jul 10 2022	"14°Ge18'55''"	"-03°45'21''"
Jul 11 2022	"14°Ge19'21''"	"-03°45'23''"
Jul 12 2022	"14°Ge19'46''"	"-03°45'24''"
Jul 13 2022	"14°Ge20'11''"	"-03°45'26''"
Jul 14 2022	"14°Ge20'35''"	"-03°45'28''"
Jul 15 2022	"14°Ge21'00''"	"-03°45'30''"
Jul 16 2022	"14°Ge21'24''"	"-03°45'32''"
Jul 17 2022	"14°Ge21'47''"	"-03°45'34''"
Jul 18 2022	"14°Ge22'10''"	"-03°45'35''"
Jul 19 2022	"14°Ge22'33''"	"-03°45'37''"
Jul 20 2022	"14°Ge22'56''"	"-03°45'39''"
Jul 21 2022	"14°Ge23'18''"	"-03°45'41''"
Jul 22 2022	"14°Ge23'40''"	"-03°45'43''"
Jul 23 2022	"14°Ge24'02''"	"-03°45'45''"
Jul 24 2022	"14°Ge24'23''"	"-03°45'47''"
Jul 25 2022	"14°Ge24'45''"	"-03°45'49''"
Jul 26 2022	"14°Ge25'05''"	"-03°45'51''"
Jul 27 2022	"14°Ge25'26''"	"-03°45'54''"
Jul 28 2022	"14°Ge25'46''"	"-03°45'56''"
Jul 29 2022	"14°Ge26'06''"	"-03°45'58''"
Jul 30 2022	"14°Ge26'25''"	"-03°46'00''"
Jul 31 2022	"14°Ge26'44''"	"-03°46'02''"
Aug 1 2022	"14°Ge27'02''"	"-03°46'04''"
Aug 2 2022	"14°Ge27'20''"	"-03°46'07''"
Aug 3 2022	"14°Ge27'38''"	"-03°46'09''"
Aug 4 2022	"14°Ge27'55''"	"-03°46'11''"
Aug 5 2022	"14°Ge28'12''"	"-03°46'13''"
Aug 6 2022	"14°Ge28'28''"	"-03°46'16''"
Aug 7 2022	"14°Ge28'45''"	"-03°46'18''"
Aug 8 2022	"14°Ge29'01''"	"-03°46'20''"
Aug 9 2022	"14°Ge29'16''"	"-03°46'23''"
Aug 10 2022	"14°Ge29'31''"	"-03°46'25''"
Aug 11 2022	"14°Ge29'46''"	"-03°46'27''"
Aug 12 2022	"14°Ge30'00''"	"-03°46'30''"
Aug 13 2022	"14°Ge30'13''"	"-03°46'32''"
Aug 14 2022	"14°Ge30'27''"	"-03°46'35''"
Aug 15 2022	"14°Ge30'39''"	"-03°46'37''"
Aug 16 2022	"14°Ge30'51''"	"-03°46'39''"
Aug 17 2022	"14°Ge31'03''"	"-03°46'42''"
Aug 18 2022	"14°Ge31'15''"	"-03°46'44''"
Aug 19 2022	"14°Ge31'26''"	"-03°46'47''"
Aug 20 2022	"14°Ge31'36''"	"-03°46'49''"
Aug 21 2022	"14°Ge31'46''"	"-03°46'52''"
Aug 22 2022	"14°Ge31'56''"	"-03°46'54''"
Aug 23 2022	"14°Ge32'05''"	"-03°46'57''"
Aug 24 2022	"14°Ge32'14''"	"-03°46'59''"
Aug 25 2022	"14°Ge32'22''"	"-03°47'02''"
Aug 26 2022	"14°Ge32'30''"	"-03°47'05''"
Aug 27 2022	"14°Ge32'37''"	"-03°47'07''"
Aug 28 2022	"14°Ge32'44''"	"-03°47'10''"
Aug 29 2022	"14°Ge32'50''"	"-03°47'12''"
Aug 30 2022	"14°Ge32'56''"	"-03°47'15''"
Aug 31 2022	"14°Ge33'01''"	"-03°47'17''"
Sep 1 2022	"14°Ge33'06''"	"-03°47'20''"
Sep 2 2022	"14°Ge33'11''"	"-03°47'23''"
Sep 3 2022	"14°Ge33'15''"	"-03°47'25''"
Sep 4 2022	"14°Ge33'18''"	"-03°47'28''"
Sep 5 2022	"14°Ge33'21''"	"-03°47'30''"
Sep 6 2022	"14°Ge33'24''"	"-03°47'33''"
Sep 7 2022	"14°Ge33'26''"	"-03°47'36''"
Sep 8 2022	"14°Ge33'28''"	"-03°47'38''"
Sep 9 2022	"14°Ge33'29''"	"-03°47'41''"
Sep 10 2022	"14°Ge33'29''"	"-03°47'43''"
Sep 11 2022	"14°Ge33'29'' R"	"-03°47'46''"
Sep 12 2022	"14°Ge33'28''"	"-03°47'49''"
Sep 13 2022	"14°Ge33'27''"	"-03°47'51''"
Sep 14 2022	"14°Ge33'26''"	"-03°47'54''"
Sep 15 2022	"14°Ge33'24''"	"-03°47'56''"
Sep 16 2022	"14°Ge33'22''"	"-03°47'59''"
Sep 17 2022	"14°Ge33'19''"	"-03°48'02''"
Sep 18 2022	"14°Ge33'16''"	"-03°48'04''"
Sep 19 2022	"14°Ge33'12''"	"-03°48'07''"
Sep 20 2022	"14°Ge33'08''"	"-03°48'09''"
Sep 21 2022	"14°Ge33'03''"	"-03°48'12''"
Sep 22 2022	"14°Ge32'58''"	"-03°48'14''"
Sep 23 2022	"14°Ge32'52''"	"-03°48'17''"
Sep 24 2022	"14°Ge32'46''"	"-03°48'19''"
Sep 25 2022	"14°Ge32'39''"	"-03°48'22''"
Sep 26 2022	"14°Ge32'31''"	"-03°48'25''"
Sep 27 2022	"14°Ge32'24''"	"-03°48'27''"
Sep 28 2022	"14°Ge32'15''"	"-03°48'30''"
Sep 29 2022	"14°Ge32'07''"	"-03°48'32''"
Sep 30 2022	"14°Ge31'58''"	"-03°48'35''"
Oct 1 2022	"14°Ge31'48''"	"-03°48'37''"
Oct 2 2022	"14°Ge31'38''"	"-03°48'40''"
Oct 3 2022	"14°Ge31'28''"	"-03°48'42''"
Oct 4 2022	"14°Ge31'17''"	"-03°48'44''"
Oct 5 2022	"14°Ge31'06''"	"-03°48'47''"
Oct 6 2022	"14°Ge30'54''"	"-03°48'49''"
Oct 7 2022	"14°Ge30'42''"	"-03°48'52''"
Oct 8 2022	"14°Ge30'29''"	"-03°48'54''"
Oct 9 2022	"14°Ge30'16''"	"-03°48'56''"
Oct 10 2022	"14°Ge30'02''"	"-03°48'59''"
Oct 11 2022	"14°Ge29'48''"	"-03°49'01''"
Oct 12 2022	"14°Ge29'34''"	"-03°49'03''"
Oct 13 2022	"14°Ge29'19''"	"-03°49'06''"
Oct 14 2022	"14°Ge29'04''"	"-03°49'08''"
Oct 15 2022	"14°Ge28'48''"	"-03°49'10''"
Oct 16 2022	"14°Ge28'32''"	"-03°49'13''"
Oct 17 2022	"14°Ge28'16''"	"-03°49'15''"
Oct 18 2022	"14°Ge27'59''"	"-03°49'17''"
Oct 19 2022	"14°Ge27'42''"	"-03°49'19''"
Oct 20 2022	"14°Ge27'25''"	"-03°49'21''"
Oct 21 2022	"14°Ge27'07''"	"-03°49'23''"
Oct 22 2022	"14°Ge26'48''"	"-03°49'26''"
Oct 23 2022	"14°Ge26'29''"	"-03°49'28''"
Oct 24 2022	"14°Ge26'10''"	"-03°49'30''"
Oct 25 2022	"14°Ge25'51''"	"-03°49'32''"
Oct 26 2022	"14°Ge25'31''"	"-03°49'34''"
Oct 27 2022	"14°Ge25'11''"	"-03°49'36''"
Oct 28 2022	"14°Ge24'50''"	"-03°49'38''"
Oct 29 2022	"14°Ge24'29''"	"-03°49'40''"
Oct 30 2022	"14°Ge24'08''"	"-03°49'42''"
Oct 31 2022	"14°Ge23'47''"	"-03°49'44''"
Nov 1 2022	"14°Ge23'26''"	"-03°49'45''"
Nov 2 2022	"14°Ge23'04''"	"-03°49'47''"
Nov 3 2022	"14°Ge22'41''"	"-03°49'49''"
Nov 4 2022	"14°Ge22'18''"	"-03°49'51''"
Nov 5 2022	"14°Ge21'55''"	"-03°49'53''"
Nov 6 2022	"14°Ge21'32''"	"-03°49'54''"
Nov 7 2022	"14°Ge21'09''"	"-03°49'56''"
Nov 8 2022	"14°Ge20'45''"	"-03°49'58''"
Nov 9 2022	"14°Ge20'21''"	"-03°49'59''"
Nov 10 2022	"14°Ge19'57''"	"-03°50'01''"
Nov 11 2022	"14°Ge19'32''"	"-03°50'03''"
Nov 12 2022	"14°Ge19'08''"	"-03°50'04''"
Nov 13 2022	"14°Ge18'43''"	"-03°50'06''"
Nov 14 2022	"14°Ge18'18''"	"-03°50'07''"
Nov 15 2022	"14°Ge17'53''"	"-03°50'09''"
Nov 16 2022	"14°Ge17'27''"	"-03°50'10''"
Nov 17 2022	"14°Ge17'02''"	"-03°50'11''"
Nov 18 2022	"14°Ge16'36''"	"-03°50'13''"
Nov 19 2022	"14°Ge16'09''"	"-03°50'14''"
Nov 20 2022	"14°Ge15'43''"	"-03°50'15''"
Nov 21 2022	"14°Ge15'17''"	"-03°50'17''"
Nov 22 2022	"14°Ge14'50''"	"-03°50'18''"
Nov 23 2022	"14°Ge14'23''"	"-03°50'19''"
Nov 24 2022	"14°Ge13'57''"	"-03°50'20''"
Nov 25 2022	"14°Ge13'30''"	"-03°50'21''"
Nov 26 2022	"14°Ge13'03''"	"-03°50'23''"
Nov 27 2022	"14°Ge12'36''"	"-03°50'24''"
Nov 28 2022	"14°Ge12'09''"	"-03°50'25''"
Nov 29 2022	"14°Ge11'42''"	"-03°50'26''"
Nov 30 2022	"14°Ge11'15''"	"-03°50'27''"
Dec 1 2022	"14°Ge10'47''"	"-03°50'28''"
Dec 2 2022	"14°Ge10'20''"	"-03°50'28''"
Dec 3 2022	"14°Ge09'52''"	"-03°50'29''"
Dec 4 2022	"14°Ge09'24''"	"-03°50'30''"
Dec 5 2022	"14°Ge08'57''"	"-03°50'31''"
Dec 6 2022	"14°Ge08'29''"	"-03°50'32''"
Dec 7 2022	"14°Ge08'02''"	"-03°50'32''"
Dec 8 2022	"14°Ge07'34''"	"-03°50'33''"
Dec 9 2022	"14°Ge07'07''"	"-03°50'34''"
Dec 10 2022	"14°Ge06'39''"	"-03°50'34''"
Dec 11 2022	"14°Ge06'12''"	"-03°50'35''"
Dec 12 2022	"14°Ge05'44''"	"-03°50'36''"
Dec 13 2022	"14°Ge05'17''"	"-03°50'36''"
Dec 14 2022	"14°Ge04'50''"	"-03°50'37''"
Dec 15 2022	"14°Ge04'22''"	"-03°50'37''"
Dec 16 2022	"14°Ge03'55''"	"-03°50'37''"
Dec 17 2022	"14°Ge03'28''"	"-03°50'38''"
Dec 18 2022	"14°Ge03'01''"	"-03°50'38''"
Dec 19 2022	"14°Ge02'34''"	"-03°50'38''"
Dec 20 2022	"14°Ge02'07''"	"-03°50'39''"
Dec 21 2022	"14°Ge01'40''"	"-03°50'39''"
Dec 22 2022	"14°Ge01'13''"	"-03°50'39''"
Dec 23 2022	"14°Ge00'47''"	"-03°50'39''"
Dec 24 2022	"14°Ge00'21''"	"-03°50'40''"
Dec 25 2022	"13°Ge59'55''"	"-03°50'40''"
Dec 26 2022	"13°Ge59'29''"	"-03°50'40''"
Dec 27 2022	"13°Ge59'03''"	"-03°50'40''"
Dec 28 2022	"13°Ge58'38''"	"-03°50'40''"
Dec 29 2022	"13°Ge58'12''"	"-03°50'40''"
Dec 30 2022	"13°Ge57'47''"	"-03°50'40''"
Dec 31 2022	"13°Ge57'22''"	"-03°50'40''"
Jan 1 2023	"13°Ge56'57''"	"-03°50'40''"
Jan 2 2023	"13°Ge56'32''"	"-03°50'39''"
Jan 3 2023	"13°Ge56'08''"	"-03°50'39''"
Jan 4 2023	"13°Ge55'44''"	"-03°50'39''"
Jan 5 2023	"13°Ge55'20''"	"-03°50'39''"
Jan 6 2023	"13°Ge54'56''"	"-03°50'39''"
Jan 7 2023	"13°Ge54'33''"	"-03°50'38''"
Jan 8 2023	"13°Ge54'10''"	"-03°50'38''"
Jan 9 2023	"13°Ge53'47''"	"-03°50'38''"
Jan 10 2023	"13°Ge53'25''"	"-03°50'37''"
Jan 11 2023	"13°Ge53'03''"	"-03°50'37''"
Jan 12 2023	"13°Ge52'41''"	"-03°50'36''"
Jan 13 2023	"13°Ge52'19''"	"-03°50'36''"
Jan 14 2023	"13°Ge51'58''"	"-03°50'35''"
Jan 15 2023	"13°Ge51'37''"	"-03°50'35''"
Jan 16 2023	"13°Ge51'16''"	"-03°50'34''"
Jan 17 2023	"13°Ge50'56''"	"-03°50'34''"
Jan 18 2023	"13°Ge50'36''"	"-03°50'33''"
Jan 19 2023	"13°Ge50'16''"	"-03°50'33''"
Jan 20 2023	"13°Ge49'57''"	"-03°50'32''"
Jan 21 2023	"13°Ge49'39''"	"-03°50'31''"
Jan 22 2023	"13°Ge49'20''"	"-03°50'30''"
Jan 23 2023	"13°Ge49'02''"	"-03°50'30''"
Jan 24 2023	"13°Ge48'45''"	"-03°50'29''"
Jan 25 2023	"13°Ge48'27''"	"-03°50'28''"
Jan 26 2023	"13°Ge48'10''"	"-03°50'27''"
Jan 27 2023	"13°Ge47'54''"	"-03°50'27''"
Jan 28 2023	"13°Ge47'37''"	"-03°50'26''"
Jan 29 2023	"13°Ge47'22''"	"-03°50'25''"
Jan 30 2023	"13°Ge47'06''"	"-03°50'24''"
Jan 31 2023	"13°Ge46'52''"	"-03°50'23''"
Feb 1 2023	"13°Ge46'37''"	"-03°50'22''"
Feb 2 2023	"13°Ge46'23''"	"-03°50'21''"
Feb 3 2023	"13°Ge46'10''"	"-03°50'20''"
Feb 4 2023	"13°Ge45'57''"	"-03°50'19''"
Feb 5 2023	"13°Ge45'44''"	"-03°50'19''"
Feb 6 2023	"13°Ge45'32''"	"-03°50'18''"
Feb 7 2023	"13°Ge45'20''"	"-03°50'17''"
Feb 8 2023	"13°Ge45'09''"	"-03°50'15''"
Feb 9 2023	"13°Ge44'58''"	"-03°50'14''"
Feb 10 2023	"13°Ge44'47''"	"-03°50'13''"
Feb 11 2023	"13°Ge44'37''"	"-03°50'12''"
Feb 12 2023	"13°Ge44'28''"	"-03°50'11''"
Feb 13 2023	"13°Ge44'19''"	"-03°50'10''"
Feb 14 2023	"13°Ge44'10''"	"-03°50'09''"
Feb 15 2023	"13°Ge44'03''"	"-03°50'08''"
Feb 16 2023	"13°Ge43'55''"	"-03°50'07''"
Feb 17 2023	"13°Ge43'48''"	"-03°50'06''"
Feb 18 2023	"13°Ge43'42''"	"-03°50'05''"
Feb 19 2023	"13°Ge43'36''"	"-03°50'03''"
Feb 20 2023	"13°Ge43'30''"	"-03°50'02''"
Feb 21 2023	"13°Ge43'25''"	"-03°50'01''"
Feb 22 2023	"13°Ge43'21''"	"-03°50'00''"
Feb 23 2023	"13°Ge43'16''"	"-03°49'59''"
Feb 24 2023	"13°Ge43'13''"	"-03°49'58''"
Feb 25 2023	"13°Ge43'10''"	"-03°49'56''"
Feb 26 2023	"13°Ge43'07''"	"-03°49'55''"
Feb 27 2023	"13°Ge43'05''"	"-03°49'54''"
Feb 28 2023	"13°Ge43'03''"	"-03°49'53''"
Mar 1 2023	"13°Ge43'02''"	"-03°49'52''"
Mar 2 2023	"13°Ge43'02''"	"-03°49'50''"
Mar 3 2023	"13°Ge43'02'' D"	"-03°49'49''"
Mar 4 2023	"13°Ge43'03''"	"-03°49'48''"
Mar 5 2023	"13°Ge43'03''"	"-03°49'47''"
Mar 6 2023	"13°Ge43'05''"	"-03°49'45''"
Mar 7 2023	"13°Ge43'07''"	"-03°49'44''"
Mar 8 2023	"13°Ge43'09''"	"-03°49'43''"
Mar 9 2023	"13°Ge43'12''"	"-03°49'42''"
Mar 10 2023	"13°Ge43'15''"	"-03°49'41''"
Mar 11 2023	"13°Ge43'19''"	"-03°49'39''"
Mar 12 2023	"13°Ge43'23''"	"-03°49'38''"
Mar 13 2023	"13°Ge43'28''"	"-03°49'37''"
Mar 14 2023	"13°Ge43'34''"	"-03°49'36''"
Mar 15 2023	"13°Ge43'40''"	"-03°49'35''"
Mar 16 2023	"13°Ge43'46''"	"-03°49'34''"
Mar 17 2023	"13°Ge43'53''"	"-03°49'32''"
Mar 18 2023	"13°Ge44'01''"	"-03°49'31''"
Mar 19 2023	"13°Ge44'09''"	"-03°49'30''"
Mar 20 2023	"13°Ge44'17''"	"-03°49'29''"
Mar 21 2023	"13°Ge44'26''"	"-03°49'28''"
Mar 22 2023	"13°Ge44'35''"	"-03°49'27''"
Mar 23 2023	"13°Ge44'45''"	"-03°49'25''"
Mar 24 2023	"13°Ge44'55''"	"-03°49'24''"
Mar 25 2023	"13°Ge45'06''"	"-03°49'23''"
Mar 26 2023	"13°Ge45'17''"	"-03°49'22''"
Mar 27 2023	"13°Ge45'29''"	"-03°49'21''"
Mar 28 2023	"13°Ge45'41''"	"-03°49'20''"
Mar 29 2023	"13°Ge45'53''"	"-03°49'19''"
Mar 30 2023	"13°Ge46'06''"	"-03°49'18''"
Mar 31 2023	"13°Ge46'20''"	"-03°49'17''"
Apr 1 2023	"13°Ge46'34''"	"-03°49'16''"
Apr 2 2023	"13°Ge46'48''"	"-03°49'15''"
Apr 3 2023	"13°Ge47'03''"	"-03°49'14''"
Apr 4 2023	"13°Ge47'18''"	"-03°49'13''"
Apr 5 2023	"13°Ge47'34''"	"-03°49'12''"
Apr 6 2023	"13°Ge47'50''"	"-03°49'11''"
Apr 7 2023	"13°Ge48'06''"	"-03°49'10''"
Apr 8 2023	"13°Ge48'23''"	"-03°49'09''"
Apr 9 2023	"13°Ge48'40''"	"-03°49'08''"
Apr 10 2023	"13°Ge48'58''"	"-03°49'08''"
Apr 11 2023	"13°Ge49'16''"	"-03°49'07''"
Apr 12 2023	"13°Ge49'34''"	"-03°49'06''"
Apr 13 2023	"13°Ge49'53''"	"-03°49'05''"
Apr 14 2023	"13°Ge50'13''"	"-03°49'04''"
Apr 15 2023	"13°Ge50'32''"	"-03°49'04''"
Apr 16 2023	"13°Ge50'52''"	"-03°49'03''"
Apr 17 2023	"13°Ge51'13''"	"-03°49'02''"
Apr 18 2023	"13°Ge51'33''"	"-03°49'01''"
Apr 19 2023	"13°Ge51'54''"	"-03°49'01''"
Apr 20 2023	"13°Ge52'16''"	"-03°49'00''"
Apr 21 2023	"13°Ge52'37''"	"-03°48'59''"
Apr 22 2023	"13°Ge52'59''"	"-03°48'59''"
Apr 23 2023	"13°Ge53'22''"	"-03°48'58''"
Apr 24 2023	"13°Ge53'45''"	"-03°48'58''"
Apr 25 2023	"13°Ge54'08''"	"-03°48'57''"
Apr 26 2023	"13°Ge54'31''"	"-03°48'57''"
Apr 27 2023	"13°Ge54'55''"	"-03°48'56''"
Apr 28 2023	"13°Ge55'19''"	"-03°48'56''"
Apr 29 2023	"13°Ge55'43''"	"-03°48'55''"
Apr 30 2023	"13°Ge56'08''"	"-03°48'55''"
May 1 2023	"13°Ge56'33''"	"-03°48'55''"
May 2 2023	"13°Ge56'58''"	"-03°48'54''"
May 3 2023	"13°Ge57'23''"	"-03°48'54''"
May 4 2023	"13°Ge57'48''"	"-03°48'54''"
May 5 2023	"13°Ge58'14''"	"-03°48'53''"
May 6 2023	"13°Ge58'40''"	"-03°48'53''"
May 7 2023	"13°Ge59'07''"	"-03°48'53''"
May 8 2023	"13°Ge59'33''"	"-03°48'53''"
May 9 2023	"14°Ge00'00''"	"-03°48'52''"
May 10 2023	"14°Ge00'27''"	"-03°48'52''"
May 11 2023	"14°Ge00'55''"	"-03°48'52''"
May 12 2023	"14°Ge01'22''"	"-03°48'52''"
May 13 2023	"14°Ge01'50''"	"-03°48'52''"
May 14 2023	"14°Ge02'17''"	"-03°48'52''"
May 15 2023	"14°Ge02'45''"	"-03°48'52''"
May 16 2023	"14°Ge03'13''"	"-03°48'52''"
May 17 2023	"14°Ge03'41''"	"-03°48'52''"
May 18 2023	"14°Ge04'10''"	"-03°48'52''"
May 19 2023	"14°Ge04'38''"	"-03°48'52''"
May 20 2023	"14°Ge05'07''"	"-03°48'53''"
May 21 2023	"14°Ge05'36''"	"-03°48'53''"
May 22 2023	"14°Ge06'05''"	"-03°48'53''"
May 23 2023	"14°Ge06'34''"	"-03°48'53''"
May 24 2023	"14°Ge07'04''"	"-03°48'54''"
May 25 2023	"14°Ge07'33''"	"-03°48'54''"
May 26 2023	"14°Ge08'03''"	"-03°48'54''"
May 27 2023	"14°Ge08'32''"	"-03°48'55''"
May 28 2023	"14°Ge09'01''"	"-03°48'55''"
May 29 2023	"14°Ge09'31''"	"-03°48'55''"
May 30 2023	"14°Ge10'01''"	"-03°48'56''"
May 31 2023	"14°Ge10'30''"	"-03°48'56''"
Jun 1 2023	"14°Ge11'00''"	"-03°48'57''"
Jun 2 2023	"14°Ge11'30''"	"-03°48'58''"
Jun 3 2023	"14°Ge12'00''"	"-03°48'58''"
Jun 4 2023	"14°Ge12'30''"	"-03°48'59''"
Jun 5 2023	"14°Ge12'59''"	"-03°48'59''"
Jun 6 2023	"14°Ge13'30''"	"-03°49'00''"
Jun 7 2023	"14°Ge14'00''"	"-03°49'01''"
Jun 8 2023	"14°Ge14'30''"	"-03°49'02''"
Jun 9 2023	"14°Ge14'59''"	"-03°49'02''"
Jun 10 2023	"14°Ge15'29''"	"-03°49'03''"
Jun 11 2023	"14°Ge15'59''"	"-03°49'04''"
Jun 12 2023	"14°Ge16'29''"	"-03°49'05''"
Jun 13 2023	"14°Ge16'58''"	"-03°49'06''"
Jun 14 2023	"14°Ge17'28''"	"-03°49'07''"
Jun 15 2023	"14°Ge17'57''"	"-03°49'08''"
Jun 16 2023	"14°Ge18'27''"	"-03°49'09''"
Jun 17 2023	"14°Ge18'57''"	"-03°49'10''"
Jun 18 2023	"14°Ge19'26''"	"-03°49'11''"
Jun 19 2023	"14°Ge19'55''"	"-03°49'12''"
Jun 20 2023	"14°Ge20'25''"	"-03°49'13''"
Jun 21 2023	"14°Ge20'54''"	"-03°49'14''"
Jun 22 2023	"14°Ge21'23''"	"-03°49'15''"
Jun 23 2023	"14°Ge21'52''"	"-03°49'17''"
Jun 24 2023	"14°Ge22'20''"	"-03°49'18''"
Jun 25 2023	"14°Ge22'49''"	"-03°49'19''"
Jun 26 2023	"14°Ge23'17''"	"-03°49'20''"
Jun 27 2023	"14°Ge23'45''"	"-03°49'22''"
Jun 28 2023	"14°Ge24'13''"	"-03°49'23''"
Jun 29 2023	"14°Ge24'41''"	"-03°49'24''"
Jun 30 2023	"14°Ge25'09''"	"-03°49'26''"
Jul 1 2023	"14°Ge25'37''"	"-03°49'27''"
Jul 2 2023	"14°Ge26'04''"	"-03°49'29''"
Jul 3 2023	"14°Ge26'32''"	"-03°49'30''"
Jul 4 2023	"14°Ge26'59''"	"-03°49'32''"
Jul 5 2023	"14°Ge27'26''"	"-03°49'33''"
Jul 6 2023	"14°Ge27'52''"	"-03°49'35''"
Jul 7 2023	"14°Ge28'18''"	"-03°49'37''"
Jul 8 2023	"14°Ge28'45''"	"-03°49'38''"
Jul 9 2023	"14°Ge29'10''"	"-03°49'40''"
Jul 10 2023	"14°Ge29'36''"	"-03°49'42''"
Jul 11 2023	"14°Ge30'01''"	"-03°49'43''"
Jul 12 2023	"14°Ge30'26''"	"-03°49'45''"
Jul 13 2023	"14°Ge30'51''"	"-03°49'47''"
Jul 14 2023	"14°Ge31'16''"	"-03°49'49''"
Jul 15 2023	"14°Ge31'40''"	"-03°49'51''"
Jul 16 2023	"14°Ge32'04''"	"-03°49'52''"
Jul 17 2023	"14°Ge32'28''"	"-03°49'54''"
Jul 18 2023	"14°Ge32'52''"	"-03°49'56''"
Jul 19 2023	"14°Ge33'15''"	"-03°49'58''"
Jul 20 2023	"14°Ge33'38''"	"-03°50'00''"
Jul 21 2023	"14°Ge34'00''"	"-03°50'02''"
Jul 22 2023	"14°Ge34'22''"	"-03°50'04''"
Jul 23 2023	"14°Ge34'44''"	"-03°50'06''"
Jul 24 2023	"14°Ge35'05''"	"-03°50'08''"
Jul 25 2023	"14°Ge35'26''"	"-03°50'10''"
Jul 26 2023	"14°Ge35'47''"	"-03°50'12''"
Jul 27 2023	"14°Ge36'08''"	"-03°50'14''"
Jul 28 2023	"14°Ge36'28''"	"-03°50'17''"
Jul 29 2023	"14°Ge36'48''"	"-03°50'19''"
Jul 30 2023	"14°Ge37'07''"	"-03°50'21''"
Jul 31 2023	"14°Ge37'27''"	"-03°50'23''"
Aug 1 2023	"14°Ge37'45''"	"-03°50'25''"
Aug 2 2023	"14°Ge38'04''"	"-03°50'28''"
Aug 3 2023	"14°Ge38'22''"	"-03°50'30''"
Aug 4 2023	"14°Ge38'39''"	"-03°50'32''"
Aug 5 2023	"14°Ge38'56''"	"-03°50'34''"
Aug 6 2023	"14°Ge39'13''"	"-03°50'37''"
Aug 7 2023	"14°Ge39'29''"	"-03°50'39''"
Aug 8 2023	"14°Ge39'45''"	"-03°50'41''"
Aug 9 2023	"14°Ge40'00''"	"-03°50'44''"
Aug 10 2023	"14°Ge40'16''"	"-03°50'46''"
Aug 11 2023	"14°Ge40'30''"	"-03°50'49''"
Aug 12 2023	"14°Ge40'45''"	"-03°50'51''"
Aug 13 2023	"14°Ge40'59''"	"-03°50'53''"
Aug 14 2023	"14°Ge41'12''"	"-03°50'56''"
Aug 15 2023	"14°Ge41'25''"	"-03°50'58''"
Aug 16 2023	"14°Ge41'38''"	"-03°51'01''"
Aug 17 2023	"14°Ge41'50''"	"-03°51'03''"
Aug 18 2023	"14°Ge42'01''"	"-03°51'06''"
Aug 19 2023	"14°Ge42'12''"	"-03°51'08''"
Aug 20 2023	"14°Ge42'23''"	"-03°51'11''"
Aug 21 2023	"14°Ge42'33''"	"-03°51'13''"
Aug 22 2023	"14°Ge42'43''"	"-03°51'16''"
Aug 23 2023	"14°Ge42'52''"	"-03°51'18''"
Aug 24 2023	"14°Ge43'01''"	"-03°51'21''"
Aug 25 2023	"14°Ge43'10''"	"-03°51'24''"
Aug 26 2023	"14°Ge43'18''"	"-03°51'26''"
Aug 27 2023	"14°Ge43'25''"	"-03°51'29''"
Aug 28 2023	"14°Ge43'32''"	"-03°51'31''"
Aug 29 2023	"14°Ge43'39''"	"-03°51'34''"
Aug 30 2023	"14°Ge43'45''"	"-03°51'36''"
Aug 31 2023	"14°Ge43'51''"	"-03°51'39''"
Sep 1 2023	"14°Ge43'56''"	"-03°51'42''"
Sep 2 2023	"14°Ge44'00''"	"-03°51'44''"
Sep 3 2023	"14°Ge44'04''"	"-03°51'47''"
Sep 4 2023	"14°Ge44'08''"	"-03°51'50''"
Sep 5 2023	"14°Ge44'11''"	"-03°51'52''"
Sep 6 2023	"14°Ge44'14''"	"-03°51'55''"
Sep 7 2023	"14°Ge44'16''"	"-03°51'57''"
Sep 8 2023	"14°Ge44'18''"	"-03°52'00''"
Sep 9 2023	"14°Ge44'19''"	"-03°52'03''"
Sep 10 2023	"14°Ge44'20''"	"-03°52'05''"
Sep 11 2023	"14°Ge44'21''"	"-03°52'08''"
Sep 12 2023	"14°Ge44'20'' R"	"-03°52'11''"
Sep 13 2023	"14°Ge44'20''"	"-03°52'13''"
Sep 14 2023	"14°Ge44'18''"	"-03°52'16''"
Sep 15 2023	"14°Ge44'17''"	"-03°52'19''"
Sep 16 2023	"14°Ge44'14''"	"-03°52'21''"
Sep 17 2023	"14°Ge44'11''"	"-03°52'24''"
Sep 18 2023	"14°Ge44'08''"	"-03°52'26''"
Sep 19 2023	"14°Ge44'05''"	"-03°52'29''"
Sep 20 2023	"14°Ge44'00''"	"-03°52'32''"
Sep 21 2023	"14°Ge43'56''"	"-03°52'34''"
Sep 22 2023	"14°Ge43'51''"	"-03°52'37''"
Sep 23 2023	"14°Ge43'45''"	"-03°52'39''"
Sep 24 2023	"14°Ge43'40''"	"-03°52'42''"
Sep 25 2023	"14°Ge43'33''"	"-03°52'45''"
Sep 26 2023	"14°Ge43'26''"	"-03°52'47''"
Sep 27 2023	"14°Ge43'19''"	"-03°52'50''"
Sep 28 2023	"14°Ge43'11''"	"-03°52'52''"
Sep 29 2023	"14°Ge43'02''"	"-03°52'55''"
Sep 30 2023	"14°Ge42'53''"	"-03°52'57''"
Oct 1 2023	"14°Ge42'44''"	"-03°53'00''"
Oct 2 2023	"14°Ge42'34''"	"-03°53'02''"
Oct 3 2023	"14°Ge42'24''"	"-03°53'05''"
Oct 4 2023	"14°Ge42'13''"	"-03°53'07''"
Oct 5 2023	"14°Ge42'02''"	"-03°53'10''"
Oct 6 2023	"14°Ge41'51''"	"-03°53'12''"
Oct 7 2023	"14°Ge41'39''"	"-03°53'15''"
Oct 8 2023	"14°Ge41'26''"	"-03°53'17''"
Oct 9 2023	"14°Ge41'14''"	"-03°53'20''"
Oct 10 2023	"14°Ge41'00''"	"-03°53'22''"
Oct 11 2023	"14°Ge40'46''"	"-03°53'24''"
Oct 12 2023	"14°Ge40'32''"	"-03°53'27''"
Oct 13 2023	"14°Ge40'17''"	"-03°53'29''"
Oct 14 2023	"14°Ge40'02''"	"-03°53'31''"
Oct 15 2023	"14°Ge39'47''"	"-03°53'34''"
Oct 16 2023	"14°Ge39'31''"	"-03°53'36''"
Oct 17 2023	"14°Ge39'14''"	"-03°53'38''"
Oct 18 2023	"14°Ge38'58''"	"-03°53'40''"
Oct 19 2023	"14°Ge38'41''"	"-03°53'43''"
Oct 20 2023	"14°Ge38'23''"	"-03°53'45''"
Oct 21 2023	"14°Ge38'06''"	"-03°53'47''"
Oct 22 2023	"14°Ge37'48''"	"-03°53'49''"
Oct 23 2023	"14°Ge37'29''"	"-03°53'51''"
Oct 24 2023	"14°Ge37'10''"	"-03°53'53''"
Oct 25 2023	"14°Ge36'51''"	"-03°53'55''"
Oct 26 2023	"14°Ge36'31''"	"-03°53'57''"
Oct 27 2023	"14°Ge36'11''"	"-03°54'00''"
Oct 28 2023	"14°Ge35'51''"	"-03°54'02''"
Oct 29 2023	"14°Ge35'30''"	"-03°54'04''"
Oct 30 2023	"14°Ge35'09''"	"-03°54'05''"
Oct 31 2023	"14°Ge34'48''"	"-03°54'07''"
Nov 1 2023	"14°Ge34'26''"	"-03°54'09''"
Nov 2 2023	"14°Ge34'05''"	"-03°54'11''"
Nov 3 2023	"14°Ge33'43''"	"-03°54'13''"
Nov 4 2023	"14°Ge33'20''"	"-03°54'15''"
Nov 5 2023	"14°Ge32'57''"	"-03°54'17''"
Nov 6 2023	"14°Ge32'34''"	"-03°54'18''"
Nov 7 2023	"14°Ge32'11''"	"-03°54'20''"
Nov 8 2023	"14°Ge31'47''"	"-03°54'22''"
Nov 9 2023	"14°Ge31'23''"	"-03°54'24''"
Nov 10 2023	"14°Ge30'59''"	"-03°54'25''"
Nov 11 2023	"14°Ge30'35''"	"-03°54'27''"
Nov 12 2023	"14°Ge30'10''"	"-03°54'28''"
Nov 13 2023	"14°Ge29'45''"	"-03°54'30''"
Nov 14 2023	"14°Ge29'20''"	"-03°54'31''"
Nov 15 2023	"14°Ge28'55''"	"-03°54'33''"
Nov 16 2023	"14°Ge28'30''"	"-03°54'34''"
Nov 17 2023	"14°Ge28'04''"	"-03°54'36''"
Nov 18 2023	"14°Ge27'39''"	"-03°54'37''"
Nov 19 2023	"14°Ge27'13''"	"-03°54'39''"
Nov 20 2023	"14°Ge26'47''"	"-03°54'40''"
Nov 21 2023	"14°Ge26'20''"	"-03°54'41''"
Nov 22 2023	"14°Ge25'54''"	"-03°54'42''"
Nov 23 2023	"14°Ge25'27''"	"-03°54'44''"
Nov 24 2023	"14°Ge25'01''"	"-03°54'45''"
Nov 25 2023	"14°Ge24'34''"	"-03°54'46''"
Nov 26 2023	"14°Ge24'07''"	"-03°54'47''"
Nov 27 2023	"14°Ge23'40''"	"-03°54'48''"
Nov 28 2023	"14°Ge23'13''"	"-03°54'49''"
Nov 29 2023	"14°Ge22'46''"	"-03°54'50''"
Nov 30 2023	"14°Ge22'19''"	"-03°54'51''"
Dec 1 2023	"14°Ge21'51''"	"-03°54'52''"
Dec 2 2023	"14°Ge21'24''"	"-03°54'53''"
Dec 3 2023	"14°Ge20'57''"	"-03°54'54''"
Dec 4 2023	"14°Ge20'29''"	"-03°54'55''"
Dec 5 2023	"14°Ge20'01''"	"-03°54'56''"
Dec 6 2023	"14°Ge19'34''"	"-03°54'56''"
Dec 7 2023	"14°Ge19'06''"	"-03°54'57''"
Dec 8 2023	"14°Ge18'38''"	"-03°54'58''"
Dec 9 2023	"14°Ge18'11''"	"-03°54'59''"
Dec 10 2023	"14°Ge17'43''"	"-03°54'59''"
Dec 11 2023	"14°Ge17'16''"	"-03°55'00''"
Dec 12 2023	"14°Ge16'48''"	"-03°55'00''"
Dec 13 2023	"14°Ge16'21''"	"-03°55'01''"
Dec 14 2023	"14°Ge15'54''"	"-03°55'01''"
Dec 15 2023	"14°Ge15'26''"	"-03°55'02''"
Dec 16 2023	"14°Ge14'59''"	"-03°55'02''"
Dec 17 2023	"14°Ge14'32''"	"-03°55'03''"
Dec 18 2023	"14°Ge14'05''"	"-03°55'03''"
Dec 19 2023	"14°Ge13'38''"	"-03°55'03''"
Dec 20 2023	"14°Ge13'11''"	"-03°55'04''"
Dec 21 2023	"14°Ge12'44''"	"-03°55'04''"
Dec 22 2023	"14°Ge12'17''"	"-03°55'04''"
Dec 23 2023	"14°Ge11'51''"	"-03°55'04''"
Dec 24 2023	"14°Ge11'25''"	"-03°55'04''"
Dec 25 2023	"14°Ge10'58''"	"-03°55'05''"
Dec 26 2023	"14°Ge10'33''"	"-03°55'05''"
Dec 27 2023	"14°Ge10'07''"	"-03°55'05''"
Dec 28 2023	"14°Ge09'41''"	"-03°55'05''"
Dec 29 2023	"14°Ge09'16''"	"-03°55'05''"
Dec 30 2023	"14°Ge08'51''"	"-03°55'05''"
Dec 31 2023	"14°Ge08'25''"	"-03°55'05''"
Jan 1 2024	"14°Ge08'01''"	"-03°55'04''"
Jan 2 2024	"14°Ge07'36''"	"-03°55'04''"
Jan 3 2024	"14°Ge07'11''"	"-03°55'04''"
Jan 4 2024	"14°Ge06'47''"	"-03°55'04''"
Jan 5 2024	"14°Ge06'23''"	"-03°55'04''"
Jan 6 2024	"14°Ge05'59''"	"-03°55'03''"
Jan 7 2024	"14°Ge05'36''"	"-03°55'03''"
Jan 8 2024	"14°Ge05'12''"	"-03°55'03''"
Jan 9 2024	"14°Ge04'50''"	"-03°55'02''"
Jan 10 2024	"14°Ge04'27''"	"-03°55'02''"
Jan 11 2024	"14°Ge04'05''"	"-03°55'02''"
Jan 12 2024	"14°Ge03'43''"	"-03°55'01''"
Jan 13 2024	"14°Ge03'22''"	"-03°55'01''"
Jan 14 2024	"14°Ge03'00''"	"-03°55'00''"
Jan 15 2024	"14°Ge02'39''"	"-03°55'00''"
Jan 16 2024	"14°Ge02'18''"	"-03°54'59''"
Jan 17 2024	"14°Ge01'58''"	"-03°54'58''"
Jan 18 2024	"14°Ge01'38''"	"-03°54'58''"
Jan 19 2024	"14°Ge01'18''"	"-03°54'57''"
Jan 20 2024	"14°Ge00'59''"	"-03°54'57''"
Jan 21 2024	"14°Ge00'40''"	"-03°54'56''"
Jan 22 2024	"14°Ge00'21''"	"-03°54'55''"
Jan 23 2024	"14°Ge00'03''"	"-03°54'54''"
Jan 24 2024	"13°Ge59'45''"	"-03°54'54''"
Jan 25 2024	"13°Ge59'28''"	"-03°54'53''"
Jan 26 2024	"13°Ge59'11''"	"-03°54'52''"
Jan 27 2024	"13°Ge58'54''"	"-03°54'51''"
Jan 28 2024	"13°Ge58'38''"	"-03°54'50''"
Jan 29 2024	"13°Ge58'22''"	"-03°54'50''"
Jan 30 2024	"13°Ge58'06''"	"-03°54'49''"
Jan 31 2024	"13°Ge57'51''"	"-03°54'48''"
Feb 1 2024	"13°Ge57'37''"	"-03°54'47''"
Feb 2 2024	"13°Ge57'22''"	"-03°54'46''"
Feb 3 2024	"13°Ge57'09''"	"-03°54'45''"
Feb 4 2024	"13°Ge56'55''"	"-03°54'44''"
Feb 5 2024	"13°Ge56'43''"	"-03°54'43''"
Feb 6 2024	"13°Ge56'30''"	"-03°54'42''"
Feb 7 2024	"13°Ge56'18''"	"-03°54'41''"
Feb 8 2024	"13°Ge56'07''"	"-03°54'40''"
Feb 9 2024	"13°Ge55'56''"	"-03°54'39''"
Feb 10 2024	"13°Ge55'46''"	"-03°54'38''"
Feb 11 2024	"13°Ge55'36''"	"-03°54'37''"
Feb 12 2024	"13°Ge55'26''"	"-03°54'35''"
Feb 13 2024	"13°Ge55'17''"	"-03°54'34''"
Feb 14 2024	"13°Ge55'08''"	"-03°54'33''"
Feb 15 2024	"13°Ge55'00''"	"-03°54'32''"
Feb 16 2024	"13°Ge54'52''"	"-03°54'31''"
Feb 17 2024	"13°Ge54'45''"	"-03°54'30''"
Feb 18 2024	"13°Ge54'38''"	"-03°54'29''"
Feb 19 2024	"13°Ge54'32''"	"-03°54'27''"
Feb 20 2024	"13°Ge54'26''"	"-03°54'26''"
Feb 21 2024	"13°Ge54'21''"	"-03°54'25''"
Feb 22 2024	"13°Ge54'16''"	"-03°54'24''"
Feb 23 2024	"13°Ge54'12''"	"-03°54'23''"
Feb 24 2024	"13°Ge54'08''"	"-03°54'21''"
Feb 25 2024	"13°Ge54'05''"	"-03°54'20''"
Feb 26 2024	"13°Ge54'02''"	"-03°54'19''"
Feb 27 2024	"13°Ge54'00''"	"-03°54'18''"
Feb 28 2024	"13°Ge53'58''"	"-03°54'16''"
Feb 29 2024	"13°Ge53'56''"	"-03°54'15''"
Mar 1 2024	"13°Ge53'56''"	"-03°54'14''"
Mar 2 2024	"13°Ge53'55''"	"-03°54'13''"
Mar 3 2024	"13°Ge53'55'' D"	"-03°54'11''"
Mar 4 2024	"13°Ge53'56''"	"-03°54'10''"
Mar 5 2024	"13°Ge53'58''"	"-03°54'09''"
Mar 6 2024	"13°Ge54'00''"	"-03°54'08''"
Mar 7 2024	"13°Ge54'02''"	"-03°54'06''"
Mar 8 2024	"13°Ge54'05''"	"-03°54'05''"
Mar 9 2024	"13°Ge54'08''"	"-03°54'04''"
Mar 10 2024	"13°Ge54'12''"	"-03°54'03''"
Mar 11 2024	"13°Ge54'16''"	"-03°54'01''"
Mar 12 2024	"13°Ge54'20''"	"-03°54'00''"
Mar 13 2024	"13°Ge54'25''"	"-03°53'59''"
Mar 14 2024	"13°Ge54'31''"	"-03°53'58''"
Mar 15 2024	"13°Ge54'37''"	"-03°53'57''"
Mar 16 2024	"13°Ge54'44''"	"-03°53'55''"
Mar 17 2024	"13°Ge54'51''"	"-03°53'54''"
Mar 18 2024	"13°Ge54'59''"	"-03°53'53''"
Mar 19 2024	"13°Ge55'07''"	"-03°53'52''"
Mar 20 2024	"13°Ge55'16''"	"-03°53'51''"
Mar 21 2024	"13°Ge55'25''"	"-03°53'49''"
Mar 22 2024	"13°Ge55'35''"	"-03°53'48''"
Mar 23 2024	"13°Ge55'45''"	"-03°53'47''"
Mar 24 2024	"13°Ge55'55''"	"-03°53'46''"
Mar 25 2024	"13°Ge56'06''"	"-03°53'45''"
Mar 26 2024	"13°Ge56'17''"	"-03°53'44''"
Mar 27 2024	"13°Ge56'29''"	"-03°53'43''"
Mar 28 2024	"13°Ge56'42''"	"-03°53'42''"
Mar 29 2024	"13°Ge56'54''"	"-03°53'40''"
Mar 30 2024	"13°Ge57'08''"	"-03°53'39''"
Mar 31 2024	"13°Ge57'21''"	"-03°53'38''"
Apr 1 2024	"13°Ge57'36''"	"-03°53'37''"
Apr 2 2024	"13°Ge57'50''"	"-03°53'36''"
Apr 3 2024	"13°Ge58'05''"	"-03°53'35''"
Apr 4 2024	"13°Ge58'21''"	"-03°53'34''"
Apr 5 2024	"13°Ge58'37''"	"-03°53'33''"
Apr 6 2024	"13°Ge58'53''"	"-03°53'32''"
Apr 7 2024	"13°Ge59'10''"	"-03°53'31''"
Apr 8 2024	"13°Ge59'27''"	"-03°53'31''"
Apr 9 2024	"13°Ge59'44''"	"-03°53'30''"
Apr 10 2024	"14°Ge00'02''"	"-03°53'29''"
Apr 11 2024	"14°Ge00'20''"	"-03°53'28''"
Apr 12 2024	"14°Ge00'39''"	"-03°53'27''"
Apr 13 2024	"14°Ge00'58''"	"-03°53'26''"
Apr 14 2024	"14°Ge01'18''"	"-03°53'25''"
Apr 15 2024	"14°Ge01'38''"	"-03°53'25''"
Apr 16 2024	"14°Ge01'58''"	"-03°53'24''"
Apr 17 2024	"14°Ge02'19''"	"-03°53'23''"
Apr 18 2024	"14°Ge02'40''"	"-03°53'23''"
Apr 19 2024	"14°Ge03'01''"	"-03°53'22''"
Apr 20 2024	"14°Ge03'22''"	"-03°53'21''"
Apr 21 2024	"14°Ge03'44''"	"-03°53'21''"
Apr 22 2024	"14°Ge04'06''"	"-03°53'20''"
Apr 23 2024	"14°Ge04'29''"	"-03°53'19''"
Apr 24 2024	"14°Ge04'52''"	"-03°53'19''"
Apr 25 2024	"14°Ge05'15''"	"-03°53'18''"
Apr 26 2024	"14°Ge05'38''"	"-03°53'18''"
Apr 27 2024	"14°Ge06'02''"	"-03°53'17''"
Apr 28 2024	"14°Ge06'26''"	"-03°53'17''"
Apr 29 2024	"14°Ge06'51''"	"-03°53'16''"
Apr 30 2024	"14°Ge07'16''"	"-03°53'16''"
May 1 2024	"14°Ge07'41''"	"-03°53'16''"
May 2 2024	"14°Ge08'06''"	"-03°53'15''"
May 3 2024	"14°Ge08'32''"	"-03°53'15''"
May 4 2024	"14°Ge08'57''"	"-03°53'15''"
May 5 2024	"14°Ge09'23''"	"-03°53'14''"
May 6 2024	"14°Ge09'49''"	"-03°53'14''"
May 7 2024	"14°Ge10'16''"	"-03°53'14''"
May 8 2024	"14°Ge10'42''"	"-03°53'14''"
May 9 2024	"14°Ge11'09''"	"-03°53'13''"
May 10 2024	"14°Ge11'36''"	"-03°53'13''"
May 11 2024	"14°Ge12'04''"	"-03°53'13''"
May 12 2024	"14°Ge12'32''"	"-03°53'13''"
May 13 2024	"14°Ge12'59''"	"-03°53'13''"
May 14 2024	"14°Ge13'27''"	"-03°53'13''"
May 15 2024	"14°Ge13'55''"	"-03°53'13''"
May 16 2024	"14°Ge14'24''"	"-03°53'13''"
May 17 2024	"14°Ge14'52''"	"-03°53'13''"
May 18 2024	"14°Ge15'20''"	"-03°53'13''"
May 19 2024	"14°Ge15'49''"	"-03°53'13''"
May 20 2024	"14°Ge16'17''"	"-03°53'14''"
May 21 2024	"14°Ge16'46''"	"-03°53'14''"
May 22 2024	"14°Ge17'15''"	"-03°53'14''"
May 23 2024	"14°Ge17'44''"	"-03°53'14''"
May 24 2024	"14°Ge18'14''"	"-03°53'15''"
May 25 2024	"14°Ge18'43''"	"-03°53'15''"
May 26 2024	"14°Ge19'13''"	"-03°53'15''"
May 27 2024	"14°Ge19'42''"	"-03°53'16''"
May 28 2024	"14°Ge20'12''"	"-03°53'16''"
May 29 2024	"14°Ge20'42''"	"-03°53'17''"
May 30 2024	"14°Ge21'11''"	"-03°53'17''"
May 31 2024	"14°Ge21'41''"	"-03°53'18''"
Jun 1 2024	"14°Ge22'11''"	"-03°53'18''"
Jun 2 2024	"14°Ge22'41''"	"-03°53'19''"
Jun 3 2024	"14°Ge23'10''"	"-03°53'19''"
Jun 4 2024	"14°Ge23'40''"	"-03°53'20''"
Jun 5 2024	"14°Ge24'10''"	"-03°53'21''"
Jun 6 2024	"14°Ge24'40''"	"-03°53'21''"
Jun 7 2024	"14°Ge25'10''"	"-03°53'22''"
Jun 8 2024	"14°Ge25'40''"	"-03°53'23''"
Jun 9 2024	"14°Ge26'10''"	"-03°53'24''"
Jun 10 2024	"14°Ge26'40''"	"-03°53'24''"
Jun 11 2024	"14°Ge27'10''"	"-03°53'25''"
Jun 12 2024	"14°Ge27'40''"	"-03°53'26''"
Jun 13 2024	"14°Ge28'09''"	"-03°53'27''"
Jun 14 2024	"14°Ge28'39''"	"-03°53'28''"
Jun 15 2024	"14°Ge29'08''"	"-03°53'29''"
Jun 16 2024	"14°Ge29'38''"	"-03°53'30''"
Jun 17 2024	"14°Ge30'07''"	"-03°53'31''"
Jun 18 2024	"14°Ge30'36''"	"-03°53'32''"
Jun 19 2024	"14°Ge31'05''"	"-03°53'33''"
Jun 20 2024	"14°Ge31'34''"	"-03°53'34''"
Jun 21 2024	"14°Ge32'04''"	"-03°53'36''"
Jun 22 2024	"14°Ge32'33''"	"-03°53'37''"
Jun 23 2024	"14°Ge33'01''"	"-03°53'38''"
Jun 24 2024	"14°Ge33'30''"	"-03°53'39''"
Jun 25 2024	"14°Ge33'59''"	"-03°53'41''"
Jun 26 2024	"14°Ge34'27''"	"-03°53'42''"
Jun 27 2024	"14°Ge34'55''"	"-03°53'43''"
Jun 28 2024	"14°Ge35'23''"	"-03°53'45''"
Jun 29 2024	"14°Ge35'51''"	"-03°53'46''"
Jun 30 2024	"14°Ge36'18''"	"-03°53'48''"
Jul 1 2024	"14°Ge36'46''"	"-03°53'49''"
Jul 2 2024	"14°Ge37'13''"	"-03°53'51''"
Jul 3 2024	"14°Ge37'40''"	"-03°53'52''"
Jul 4 2024	"14°Ge38'07''"	"-03°53'54''"
Jul 5 2024	"14°Ge38'34''"	"-03°53'55''"
Jul 6 2024	"14°Ge39'01''"	"-03°53'57''"
Jul 7 2024	"14°Ge39'27''"	"-03°53'59''"
Jul 8 2024	"14°Ge39'53''"	"-03°54'00''"
Jul 9 2024	"14°Ge40'19''"	"-03°54'02''"
Jul 10 2024	"14°Ge40'44''"	"-03°54'04''"
Jul 11 2024	"14°Ge41'09''"	"-03°54'05''"
Jul 12 2024	"14°Ge41'34''"	"-03°54'07''"
Jul 13 2024	"14°Ge41'59''"	"-03°54'09''"
Jul 14 2024	"14°Ge42'23''"	"-03°54'11''"
Jul 15 2024	"14°Ge42'47''"	"-03°54'13''"
Jul 16 2024	"14°Ge43'11''"	"-03°54'15''"
Jul 17 2024	"14°Ge43'34''"	"-03°54'17''"
Jul 18 2024	"14°Ge43'58''"	"-03°54'19''"
Jul 19 2024	"14°Ge44'21''"	"-03°54'21''"
Jul 20 2024	"14°Ge44'44''"	"-03°54'23''"
Jul 21 2024	"14°Ge45'06''"	"-03°54'25''"
Jul 22 2024	"14°Ge45'28''"	"-03°54'27''"
Jul 23 2024	"14°Ge45'50''"	"-03°54'29''"
Jul 24 2024	"14°Ge46'11''"	"-03°54'31''"
Jul 25 2024	"14°Ge46'32''"	"-03°54'33''"
Jul 26 2024	"14°Ge46'53''"	"-03°54'35''"
Jul 27 2024	"14°Ge47'13''"	"-03°54'37''"
Jul 28 2024	"14°Ge47'33''"	"-03°54'39''"
Jul 29 2024	"14°Ge47'52''"	"-03°54'42''"
Jul 30 2024	"14°Ge48'12''"	"-03°54'44''"
Jul 31 2024	"14°Ge48'31''"	"-03°54'46''"
Aug 1 2024	"14°Ge48'49''"	"-03°54'48''"
Aug 2 2024	"14°Ge49'07''"	"-03°54'51''"
Aug 3 2024	"14°Ge49'25''"	"-03°54'53''"
Aug 4 2024	"14°Ge49'42''"	"-03°54'55''"
Aug 5 2024	"14°Ge49'59''"	"-03°54'57''"
Aug 6 2024	"14°Ge50'16''"	"-03°55'00''"
Aug 7 2024	"14°Ge50'32''"	"-03°55'02''"
Aug 8 2024	"14°Ge50'47''"	"-03°55'05''"
Aug 9 2024	"14°Ge51'03''"	"-03°55'07''"
Aug 10 2024	"14°Ge51'17''"	"-03°55'09''"
Aug 11 2024	"14°Ge51'32''"	"-03°55'12''"
Aug 12 2024	"14°Ge51'46''"	"-03°55'14''"
Aug 13 2024	"14°Ge51'59''"	"-03°55'17''"
Aug 14 2024	"14°Ge52'12''"	"-03°55'19''"
Aug 15 2024	"14°Ge52'25''"	"-03°55'22''"
Aug 16 2024	"14°Ge52'38''"	"-03°55'24''"
Aug 17 2024	"14°Ge52'50''"	"-03°55'27''"
Aug 18 2024	"14°Ge53'01''"	"-03°55'29''"
Aug 19 2024	"14°Ge53'12''"	"-03°55'32''"
Aug 20 2024	"14°Ge53'22''"	"-03°55'34''"
Aug 21 2024	"14°Ge53'32''"	"-03°55'37''"
Aug 22 2024	"14°Ge53'42''"	"-03°55'40''"
Aug 23 2024	"14°Ge53'51''"	"-03°55'42''"
Aug 24 2024	"14°Ge53'59''"	"-03°55'45''"
Aug 25 2024	"14°Ge54'08''"	"-03°55'47''"
Aug 26 2024	"14°Ge54'15''"	"-03°55'50''"
Aug 27 2024	"14°Ge54'23''"	"-03°55'53''"
Aug 28 2024	"14°Ge54'30''"	"-03°55'55''"
Aug 29 2024	"14°Ge54'36''"	"-03°55'58''"
Aug 30 2024	"14°Ge54'42''"	"-03°56'00''"
Aug 31 2024	"14°Ge54'47''"	"-03°56'03''"
Sep 1 2024	"14°Ge54'52''"	"-03°56'06''"
Sep 2 2024	"14°Ge54'56''"	"-03°56'08''"
Sep 3 2024	"14°Ge55'00''"	"-03°56'11''"
Sep 4 2024	"14°Ge55'04''"	"-03°56'14''"
Sep 5 2024	"14°Ge55'06''"	"-03°56'16''"
Sep 6 2024	"14°Ge55'09''"	"-03°56'19''"
Sep 7 2024	"14°Ge55'10''"	"-03°56'22''"
Sep 8 2024	"14°Ge55'12''"	"-03°56'24''"
Sep 9 2024	"14°Ge55'13''"	"-03°56'27''"
Sep 10 2024	"14°Ge55'13''"	"-03°56'30''"
Sep 11 2024	"14°Ge55'13'' R"	"-03°56'32''"
Sep 12 2024	"14°Ge55'13''"	"-03°56'35''"
Sep 13 2024	"14°Ge55'12''"	"-03°56'38''"
Sep 14 2024	"14°Ge55'11''"	"-03°56'40''"
Sep 15 2024	"14°Ge55'09''"	"-03°56'43''"
Sep 16 2024	"14°Ge55'06''"	"-03°56'46''"
Sep 17 2024	"14°Ge55'03''"	"-03°56'48''"
Sep 18 2024	"14°Ge55'00''"	"-03°56'51''"
Sep 19 2024	"14°Ge54'56''"	"-03°56'54''"
Sep 20 2024	"14°Ge54'51''"	"-03°56'56''"
Sep 21 2024	"14°Ge54'46''"	"-03°56'59''"
Sep 22 2024	"14°Ge54'41''"	"-03°57'02''"
Sep 23 2024	"14°Ge54'35''"	"-03°57'04''"
Sep 24 2024	"14°Ge54'29''"	"-03°57'07''"
Sep 25 2024	"14°Ge54'23''"	"-03°57'10''"
Sep 26 2024	"14°Ge54'16''"	"-03°57'12''"
Sep 27 2024	"14°Ge54'08''"	"-03°57'15''"
Sep 28 2024	"14°Ge54'00''"	"-03°57'17''"
Sep 29 2024	"14°Ge53'51''"	"-03°57'20''"
Sep 30 2024	"14°Ge53'42''"	"-03°57'22''"
Oct 1 2024	"14°Ge53'32''"	"-03°57'25''"
Oct 2 2024	"14°Ge53'22''"	"-03°57'27''"
Oct 3 2024	"14°Ge53'11''"	"-03°57'30''"
Oct 4 2024	"14°Ge53'00''"	"-03°57'32''"
Oct 5 2024	"14°Ge52'49''"	"-03°57'35''"
Oct 6 2024	"14°Ge52'37''"	"-03°57'37''"
Oct 7 2024	"14°Ge52'25''"	"-03°57'40''"
Oct 8 2024	"14°Ge52'12''"	"-03°57'42''"
Oct 9 2024	"14°Ge51'59''"	"-03°57'45''"
Oct 10 2024	"14°Ge51'46''"	"-03°57'47''"
Oct 11 2024	"14°Ge51'32''"	"-03°57'50''"
Oct 12 2024	"14°Ge51'17''"	"-03°57'52''"
Oct 13 2024	"14°Ge51'02''"	"-03°57'54''"
Oct 14 2024	"14°Ge50'47''"	"-03°57'57''"
Oct 15 2024	"14°Ge50'31''"	"-03°57'59''"
Oct 16 2024	"14°Ge50'15''"	"-03°58'01''"
Oct 17 2024	"14°Ge49'59''"	"-03°58'04''"
Oct 18 2024	"14°Ge49'42''"	"-03°58'06''"
Oct 19 2024	"14°Ge49'24''"	"-03°58'08''"
Oct 20 2024	"14°Ge49'07''"	"-03°58'10''"
Oct 21 2024	"14°Ge48'49''"	"-03°58'12''"
Oct 22 2024	"14°Ge48'31''"	"-03°58'15''"
Oct 23 2024	"14°Ge48'12''"	"-03°58'17''"
Oct 24 2024	"14°Ge47'53''"	"-03°58'19''"
Oct 25 2024	"14°Ge47'34''"	"-03°58'21''"
Oct 26 2024	"14°Ge47'14''"	"-03°58'23''"
Oct 27 2024	"14°Ge46'54''"	"-03°58'25''"
Oct 28 2024	"14°Ge46'33''"	"-03°58'27''"
Oct 29 2024	"14°Ge46'12''"	"-03°58'29''"
Oct 30 2024	"14°Ge45'51''"	"-03°58'31''"
Oct 31 2024	"14°Ge45'29''"	"-03°58'33''"
Nov 1 2024	"14°Ge45'08''"	"-03°58'35''"
Nov 2 2024	"14°Ge44'45''"	"-03°58'37''"
Nov 3 2024	"14°Ge44'23''"	"-03°58'39''"
Nov 4 2024	"14°Ge44'01''"	"-03°58'40''"
Nov 5 2024	"14°Ge43'38''"	"-03°58'42''"
Nov 6 2024	"14°Ge43'15''"	"-03°58'44''"
Nov 7 2024	"14°Ge42'51''"	"-03°58'46''"
Nov 8 2024	"14°Ge42'28''"	"-03°58'47''"
Nov 9 2024	"14°Ge42'04''"	"-03°58'49''"
Nov 10 2024	"14°Ge41'39''"	"-03°58'51''"
Nov 11 2024	"14°Ge41'15''"	"-03°58'52''"
Nov 12 2024	"14°Ge40'50''"	"-03°58'54''"
Nov 13 2024	"14°Ge40'25''"	"-03°58'55''"
Nov 14 2024	"14°Ge40'00''"	"-03°58'57''"
Nov 15 2024	"14°Ge39'35''"	"-03°58'58''"
Nov 16 2024	"14°Ge39'09''"	"-03°59'00''"
Nov 17 2024	"14°Ge38'44''"	"-03°59'01''"
Nov 18 2024	"14°Ge38'18''"	"-03°59'03''"
Nov 19 2024	"14°Ge37'52''"	"-03°59'04''"
Nov 20 2024	"14°Ge37'26''"	"-03°59'05''"
Nov 21 2024	"14°Ge37'00''"	"-03°59'07''"
Nov 22 2024	"14°Ge36'33''"	"-03°59'08''"
Nov 23 2024	"14°Ge36'07''"	"-03°59'09''"
Nov 24 2024	"14°Ge35'40''"	"-03°59'10''"
Nov 25 2024	"14°Ge35'13''"	"-03°59'11''"
Nov 26 2024	"14°Ge34'46''"	"-03°59'13''"
Nov 27 2024	"14°Ge34'18''"	"-03°59'14''"
Nov 28 2024	"14°Ge33'51''"	"-03°59'15''"
Nov 29 2024	"14°Ge33'24''"	"-03°59'16''"
Nov 30 2024	"14°Ge32'57''"	"-03°59'17''"
Dec 1 2024	"14°Ge32'29''"	"-03°59'18''"
Dec 2 2024	"14°Ge32'02''"	"-03°59'18''"
Dec 3 2024	"14°Ge31'35''"	"-03°59'19''"
Dec 4 2024	"14°Ge31'07''"	"-03°59'20''"
Dec 5 2024	"14°Ge30'40''"	"-03°59'21''"
Dec 6 2024	"14°Ge30'12''"	"-03°59'22''"
Dec 7 2024	"14°Ge29'45''"	"-03°59'22''"
Dec 8 2024	"14°Ge29'17''"	"-03°59'23''"
Dec 9 2024	"14°Ge28'49''"	"-03°59'24''"
Dec 10 2024	"14°Ge28'22''"	"-03°59'24''"
Dec 11 2024	"14°Ge27'54''"	"-03°59'25''"
Dec 12 2024	"14°Ge27'27''"	"-03°59'25''"
Dec 13 2024	"14°Ge26'59''"	"-03°59'26''"
Dec 14 2024	"14°Ge26'32''"	"-03°59'26''"
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PLUTINOS

What's a Plutino?

First, let's mention what it isn't. Pluto is not a Plutino according to David Jewitt, the astronomer who coined the term. "Plutino" means "little Pluto", and since Pluto is a standard-sized Pluto, it couldn't be a "little Pluto."

A reasonable definition of plutino is "a minor planet in 3:2 resonance with Neptune".

Plutino's represent about 1/4 of all the known Kuiper Belt Objects, and when they are named, the name is chosen from mythological beings associated with the underworld, or the afterworld.

There are currently (early 2017) six named bodies that are officially classified as Plutino's (Arawn, Huya, Ixion, Lempo, Mors-Somnus, Orcus), and Rhadamanthus is most likely also a Plutino. Some astronomers think that Pluto's moon, Charon, should also be a Plutino. There are 47 numbered, but as yet unnamed bodies that are also now classified as Plutino's. And there are over 100 other bodies, most of which have not yet been numbered, that are possible Plutino's.

The first Plutino was discovered on Sept 16, 1993 and has not yet been given a name. But it was provisionally known as 1993 RO and now has the minor planet number 385185.

The brightest of all the Plutino's discovered so far is Orcus.

Rhadamanthus

Designated 1999 HX11, this body was discovered April 18, 1999, and has an orbit of 295.5395 years. (Let's say 295-1/2 years for convenience.)

In mythology, he was the brother of Minos (King of Crete), son of Jupiter and Europa. However, he was raised by Asterion, not Jupiter. Minos became extremely jealous of his brother's popularity, and drove him out of Crete, so Rhadamanthus fled to Boeotia where he married Alcmene. (Homer represents him as dwelling in the Elysian fields.)

On account of his inflexible integrity he was made one of the judges of the dead in the lower world, together with Aeacus and Minos. He was supposed to judge the souls of Asians, Aeacus those of Europeans, while Minos had the deciding vote. Rhadamanthus would decide upon cruel punishments for sinners; first, rebuking them, then trying their case, finally forcing them to confess.

Dante makes Rhadamanthus one of the judges of the damned in the Inferno section of Divine Comedy. "Rhadamanthine" has since come to describe any just but inflexible judgment.

Mark Andrew Holmes designed the symbol for Rhadamanthus, and has written about it at markandrewholmes.com/rhadamanthus.html

When Rhadamanthus was discovered, it was at 1 Libra 48 R.

Click here for a RHADAMANTHUS EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Huya

Minor planet 38628 has been given the name Huya (Spanish: Juyá pronounced "hoo YAH") is the name of the rain god of the Wayuu Indians of Venezuela and Colombia. He was a warrior, hunter, seducer and inhabitant of "the place beyond the Sun."

Provisionally called 2000 EB173, it was discovered March 10, 2000 by Ignacio Ferrin, and has an orbit of 250.3576 years (let's call it 250-1/3 years for convenience.) It gets as close as 28.5591 AU to the Sun at perihelion, while its aphelion reaches 50.8856 AU.

ASTROLOGY

At discovery, it was located at 18 Libra 39 R.Dane Rudhyar gave the Sabian Symbol for this degree "A GANG OF ROBBERS IN HIDING", and he says the keynote is "Protest against disharmonic social privilege."

On Moonastrology's site I found an interesting analysis of it's astrological meaning: "huya in your birth chart is all about stress and mental disfunction caused by too much pressure. you have to look at your way of acting where huya is located in you chart. there where huya is, is time for relaxation." If you head to the website https://www.tumblr.com/moonastrologys/627634682362789888/huya-38628 there is a suggested meaning of Huya through each of the chart's houses.

Amable says of Huya, "Huya is related with the transformation of fixed patterns from past lives into a free and flexible expression of life.....Huya is also related with psychological therapy, especially with the elimination of mental virus...." Read more on Amable's site: https://transneptunian-astrology.blogspot.com/2009/11/huya--healing-of-past-lives.html.

Sandy Turnbull has designed the symbol for Huya that is on the left, writing that it is "A modification of the meterological symbol for rain showers utilizing the symbols for the element water and a variation of Pluto to indicate its orbit."

Mark Andrew Holmes has designed the Huya symbol that is on the right, and has written a bit about it at markandrewholmes.com/huya.html

Click here for a HUYA EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Orcus

Orcus, minor planet #90482, is pretty big. With a diameter of 995 miles, it's 1-1/2 times the size of Ixion. It, too, was discovered by a team of astronomers including M. Brown, C. Trujillo and D. Rabinowitz, on February 17, 2004. At that time it was provisionally called 2004 DW. The official announcement to the world occurred November 22, 2004.

It appears to travel an elliptical orbit around the Sun, bringing it as close as 2.7 billion miles from the Sun and sending it as far out as 4.7 billion miles from the Sun.

Pluto takes 248.09 years to circle the Sun while Orcus takes 247.94. This produces an interesting relationship. I calculated all the way back to the year 1000, and forwards to the year 2510, and not once were these two ever in conjunction or opposition. However, there were numerous squares, sextiles, trines, and even quincunxes between them. Most recently, they made 9 exact trines between 2006-2009, and before that, 5 exact squares in 1986-1987.

Since it shares a similar size and orbit to that of Pluto, it was decided that it, too must be named after a deity of the underworld. In accordance with IAU rules, the discoverers' suggested name of Orcus was approved and published November 22, 2004.

In Roman mythology, Orcus was a god of the underworld, punisher of broken oaths, more equivalent to Pluto than to the Greek Hades. The origins of Orcus may have lain in Etruscan religion. Orcus was a name used by Roman writers to identify a Gaulish god of the underworld.

In modern day mythology, it is a popular name for providing an instant "demonic" atmosphere. This is in good part because Orcus' name is the origin of the words "orca" and "orc"; the latter popularized by J.R.R. Tolkien in his "Lord of the Rings" trilogy. The former designates not only the killer whale but also a monster in Ariosto's Orlando furioso.

Orcus also appears as the Lord of Demons in Fred Saberhagen's Empire of the East series (the precursor to his more popular Book of Swords/Book of Lost Swords series), in which magic has replaced technology as the dominant force in the world, and what technology remains has often been transformed into something more than it once was.

In Dungeons & Dragons, Orcus is a demon prince, and lord of the undead. Killed after a string of successful wars with Graz'zt and Demogorgon, he was restored as the undead demon Teneborous by Quah-Nomag the Skull King, one of his most devout followers. Rising against his murderers, Orcus reclaimed his layer of Hell Thanatos and his original name, proclaiming himself 'Prince of the Undead'. In this context, he typically is shown as having the head and legs of a ram, a bloated body, bat-like wings and a long tail.

When Orcus was discovered, it was at 24 Leo 53 R.
The announcement to the world was made when it was at 26 Leo 58.

Sandy Turnbull designed the Orcus symbol that is on the left. She writes, "Derived from a little-used glyph for Pluto to represent the staff of Orcus, Prince of the Underworld.

Check out these other pages for more insight into Orcus:

Nick Anthony Firenza's Orcus page

Richard Brown's Orcus: The Other God of the Underworld

Benjamin Adamah has written an interesting blog on Orcus in astrology

Click here for a ORCUS EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Mors-Somnus

Mors-Somnus is minor planet #341520, and was previously designated 2007 TY430. Discovered on October 14, 2007, it is actually a binary: two bodies, Mors and Somnus, travelling around a common focal point. (The other known outer binary is Sila-Nunam.) It takes 246.5958314 years to circle the Sun, and is highly elliptical (e-0.266606565), with a perihelion distance of 28.83956489 AU, and an aphelion distance of 49.80734823 AU. This orbit puts it in the same league as Pluto with an orbit of 248.09 years, and Orcus at 247.94 years.

Mors-Somnus is in resonance with Neptune, going around the Sun twice every time Neptune travels around it three times. At its discovery, this binary was approximately 17 Aries 19, which would have made it trine Jupiter at 16 Sagittarius 25. Dane Rudhyar described the Sabian Symbol for the 18th degree of Aries as "An empty hammock stretched between two trees", perhaps quite fitting for a binary. The keynote, he said, is "A constructive alteration of activity and rest."

Mors and Somnus, in Roman mythology, were twin gods of the underworld, children of Nox (in Greek, Nyx), deity of Night, and Erebus (darkness).

Mors (also known as Letus) was the personification of death. He is depicted as holding an hour-glass and the scythe with which he cut down those whose life-span had expired. In some accounts, Mors is portrayed as Female. The Latin noun for "death", mors, from the root mortis. We still refer to the stiffness of death as 'rigor mortis'
. Somnus was the personification of sleep. The word somnus referred to sleep, drowsiness, and (figuratively) death. Our word for sleepwalking, Somnambulism, derives from it.

In Greece, the son of Nyx was Thanatos, god of death, often seen as the god of peaceful death. His twin brother was Hypnos, god of sleep. The Romans associated Thanatos with Mors, and Hypnos with Somnus. But the Romans gave more power as god of death to Pluto, and Mors was sometimes seen as Pluto's servant.

Hypnos, or Hypnus, became the father of Morpheus. I'll mention this again in a moment.

Hypnus has given his name to an asteroid, #14827. But at this rising, there does not appear to be a minor planet for Thantos.

While it is too soon to attribute astrological meanings to this body, my first thought when I heard it connected with death and sleep was a flower that is used to symbolize both, the poppy. And considering its resonance with Neptune, which rules drugs, perhaps the Opium Poppy isn't too far a stretch. Especially since Somnus, or Hypnos, was the father of Morheus.

When I was younger I graduated from a course, trained to be a Master Hypnotist. Transitng Mors-Somnus was conjunct my Ascendant at this time.

In a recent blog, Phil Sedgwick comtemplated this newly named body, wondering if it might tie into the idea of "'rest in peace' (sleep plus death), sleeping like the dead, waking the dead, looking to be dead while sleeping or the comment made at a wake that the deceased appears to be resting/sleeping."

Television currently is hosting a number of shows about people who are dead, but not dead. The Walking Dead, a human versus zombie show, has been showing since 2010, but has been gaining a strong increase in popularity lately. Resurrection ran for the past few years and was about people suddenly coming back from the dead. iZombie is a show that premiered March 2015, which features a zombie as the main character who, believe it or not, solves the murders of the corpses in the morgue.

I started looking for outer body conjunctions with Mors-Somnus, and going back to 1700 I didn't see any such with Neptune or Pluto. There was only one with Eris, fairly recently, on 17 April 2009. (This occurred at 21 Aries 24.) One of the most notable events at that time was the 2009 flue pandemic, also known as Swine Flu. (The virus appeared to be a new strain resulting when a previous triple reassortment of bird, swine and human flu viruses further combined with a Eurasian pig flu virus.)

It was conjunct with Uranus several times since 1700. Perhaps we'll find some major world events coinciding.

18 May 1765 - 23 Aries 10
23 October 1765 - 22 Aries 55
27 February 1766 - 22 Aries 41
26 December 1892 - 9 Scorpio 40
14 April 1893 - 9 Scorpio 17
24 September 1893 - 8 Scorpio 41

Benjamin Adamah has written an interesting blog on Mors-Somnus in astrology

Click here for a MORS-SOMNUS EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Arawn

Arawn (pronounced AHR-oun) is minor planet #15810, and was previously designated 1994 JR1. Discovered on May 12, 1994, it is a Plutino (in resonance with Neptune, going around the Sun twice every time Neptune travels around it three times), approximately 133 kilometers in diameter. It takes about 248.07 years to orbit the Sun with an inclination of 3.8074 and an eccentricty of 0.1206. It's perihelion is 34.720 AU, aphelion 44.241 AU.

Mythology

Arawn was the Welsh king of the otherworld realm of Annwn, a world of delights, eternal youth, absence of disease, abundant food...a kind of paradise or heaven. His memory is kept alive in a traditional Welsh saying, "Long is the day and long is the night, and long is the waiting of Arawn"

Astrology

Astrologers only found out about Arawn in early 2017, so we have a long way to go before we can surmise some of its essence. But here are a few things we can look at to begin our search for its meaning:

Benjamin Adamah has written an interesting blog on Arawn, written in Dutch. The following is excerpted from the page using Google Translate: "The meaning of Arawn in the horoscope Characteristics: A complete integration of persona to integrity so that identity is ultimately derived from the purest core homeostasis that the soul can achieve during the current incarnation; the essence; scrape the dry wood; gloomy and introverted; sober, tough but modest; cut ties; what you see is what you get, the isolated Einzelgänger, shyness of people, extremely shy, antisocial or antisocial; the essence; know thyself and be thyself, identity from within; austere, simple, aversion to unnecessary excess; paint it black; tough without being present; cut the crap; separates the men from the boys; cut ties; anti-frills, loner; persona/appearance synthesis with self-integrity, the product is the message, aversion to public relations, media training, politicians, mainstream media, hot air." Here is his blog: . Arawn (in Dutch)

Here are three individuals with close natal aspects to Arawn.

DIANA ROSS (singer, songwriter, actress, and record producer) - Arawn conjunct MC, square Uranus
JAMES MADISON (fourth President of the USA, hailed as the "Father of the Constitution" for his pivotal role in drafting and promoting the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights) - Arawn conjunct Ascendant and Pluto
JOHN LENNON (singer, songwriter) - Arawn conjunct Venus, quincunx Moon

Since Arawn was ruler of a place like heaven, perhaps world events occurring when it was in conjunction with Pluto, lord of the underworld, might be revealing. All of the following are within 14 days either side of the conjunction

7 Feb 2008, 0 Cap 22

9 Jun 2008, 0 Cap 07

20 Nov 2008, 29 Sag 46

Currently we have Arawn in Capricorn. Arawn first touched Capricorn on 24 January 2008, but moved back into Sagittarius on 14 June. On 27 November that year it moved into Capricorn again, and will continue in this sign until 2025. 4 February 2025 it enters Aquarius, back into Capricorn 9 August, and then firmly into Aquarius 9 December.

It might be difficult to pick up the 'feel' of Arawn in Capricorn by looking at what began to shift in 2008, since the year was also colored by the Arawn/Pluto conjunction. However, 2008 was the year a number of things changed, or began really taking off, so that the world is a bit different today than then.

Smartphones - 2008 saw the beginning of the rapid rise in their sales. (iPhone itself saw its debut the year before.) In 2008, about 139 million smartphones were sold; in 2015, 1.4 billion were sold. And for many, the smart phone is an integral part of daily life.
Social media - In 2008, Twitter began to take off, and Facebook had 100 million users. Today, Facebook has 1.79 billion users.
Streaming - this began to really take off in 2008, and now....with Netflix, Hulu, etc, if you want to see a movie, you just go online. (Most of my friends don't even have a DVD player or VCR hooked up to their TV anymore.)
In 2008, the global economy underwent a massive shift away from extremely high growth that started in 1982. What occurred in 2008 was a massive decompression of the system. (The financial crisis became an economic malaise. The economic malaise created a social crisis. The social crisis generated a global political crisis. The class that had absorbed the existential blow of 2008 turned on the elite and their values. The elite, focused obsessively on their interests and ideology, failed to notice the revolt. Donald Trump in the United States, Brexit in Britain and numerous parties throughout the European Continent challenged the orthodoxies of interdependence and the pre-eminence of the interests of the financial class. This class and its allies were completely unprepared for a fundamental challenge to the pre-2008 orthodoxies. They were struggling to return to those halcyon days. Their challengers sensed that there was no going back and sought a completely different paradigm that appeared to be witless to the elite. But then the elite appeared brutally indifferent to any interests but their own.)
Barack Obama became the first black president of the USA.

Here are a few other outer planet aspects to Arawn with some events on or near the exact aspect:

Square with Saturn

11 Nov 2009, 1 Lib 20

Feb 2010, 4 Lib 01
- The President of Niger, Mamadou Tandja, is overthrown after a group of soldiers storms the presidential palace and form a ruling junta, the Supreme Council for the Restoration of Democracy headed by chef d'escadron Salou Djibo.

Aug 2010, 2 Lib 31
- The World Health Organization declares the H1N1 influenza pandemic over, saying worldwide flu activity has returned to typical seasonal patterns.

Square with Uranus

1 Jun 2012, 7 Ari 50
- Researchers at the University of Washington in Seattle announced the successful sequencing of a complete fetal genome using nothing more than snippets of DNA floating in its mother's blood.
- Two teams of researchers, one from China and the other from Austria, broke a world record by teleporting quantum particles more than 50 miles through the open air.

9 Oct 2012, 6 Ari 08
- Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner becomes the first person to break the sound barrier without any machine assistance during a record space dive out of the Red Bull Stratos helium-filled balloon from 24 miles (39 kilometers) over Roswell, New Mexico in the United States.
- Seven paintings worth $25 million are stolen from the Kunsthal in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

28 Apr 2013, 10 Ari 10
- Two Chechen Islamist brothers explode two bombs at the Boston Marathon in Boston, Massachusetts, in the United States, killing 3 and injuring 264 others

24 Nov 2013, 8 Ari 49

24 Mar 2014, 11 Ari 58

Click here for a ARAWN EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Lempo

Lempo is minor planet #47171 (previously known as 1999 TC36). Discovered on Oct. 1, 1999, it is a Plutino (in resonance with Neptune, going around the Sun twice every time Neptune travels around it three times). It takes about 245 years to orbit the Sun with an inclination of 8.41967 and an eccentricty of 0.2207033. It's perihelion is 30.5523815 AU, aphelion 47.858 AU. (Pluto's orbit is 248 years.)

Lempo is a triple system consisting of a central primary, which is itself a binary, Lempo and Hiisi, and a small satellite, Paha.

MYTHOLOGY

According to Minor Planet Circular 106502: "Lempo is the ancient Finnish devil who, with the help of his two demon cohorts, Hiisi and Paha, brought down the hero Vinminen."

In pre-Christian Finnish mythology, Lempo was the god of love and fertility. Portrayed in the folklore usually as erratic spirit, since love can be capricious, even dangerous, and as many have discovered, can take control of a being and turn them to destruction.

But with the coming of Christianity, Lempo began to be associated with demons. Today in the Finnish language, the words lempo and hiisi can be used as mild swear words.

Astrology

Here are a few charts of people with Lempo closely conjunct one or more points in their chart. I've put my provisional symbol for Lempo in each chart, but to make it easier, here are the conjunctions in each of the following:

Dakota Fanning: Lempo conjunct Venus
Drew Barrymore: Lempo conjunct Mercury & Vesta
Jim Carrey: Lempo conjunct Mars
Denzel Washington: Lempo conjunct NN, Sun and Mercury
Al Gore: Lempo conjunct Jupiter and Moon
John McCain: Lempo conjunct Jupiter and MC
Chesar Chavez: Lempo conjunct Saturn
Margaret Thatcher: Lempo conjunct Venus
Indira Gandhi: Lempo conjunct Sun

LEMPO PLUTO INTERACTIONS

Lempo takes approximately the same length of time to orbit the Sun as Pluto. One of the things this means is that the two bodies can have a similar distance apart for decades or even centuries.

Looking back to the year 1000, and forward to the year 2500, I did not find one conjunction, square or opposition between Pluto and Lempo. In fact, the two moved back and forth between trine and sesquiquadrate that whole time period. More on this in a bit.

PERSONAL ASTROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS

Although we may not be able to study charts with Lempo in conjunction, square or opposition to Pluto, we can certainly look at the times one of these bodies transits in hard aspect to the other body in a natal chart.

Looking at my own chart:

Pluto moving through my 7th squared my natal tenth-house Lempo five times between 2 December 1972 and 21 June 1974, and it was very much a time of turmoil for me. I was married to my first wife at the time, and she ran off for several months with another man which devastated me (and left me to take care of our 1 year old daughter on my own.) She did return, and I took her back. Decided I needed to do something constructive with my life and joined the Air Force, but ended up not even completing basic training, going home with (at least) an honorable discharge. Our daughter was rushed to the hospital a few weeks after I came home...she was playing with her grandma and lacerated her forehead. My father died. And around the last square, I was mugged (hit over the head with a lead pipe), and rushed to the hospital with a concussion.

Transiting Lempo in my 12th opposed my natal 6th-house Pluto three times: 24 March 1980 - I was working hard to finish up my work on a booklet showcasing research findings of various people on Chiron in astrology, and I submitted an article to Dell Horoscope magazine on Chiron (which they accepted and published.) I can't remember anything about the 19 July transit that year. But around the third opposition 25 January 1981 I fell and injured my back at work, which let to my leaving that job a few months later and going through some job retraining...which opened me up initially to a data entry position and eventually to working with computers.

Pluto passed over my tenth-house Lempo on 22 January 2010 when I was making arrangements for a lecture tour of Australia, a country I had wanted to see since childhood. I can't think of anything special about the retrograde passage 26 June that year. But at the first city of my tour I met an Australian woman that I ended up falling in love with. We connected daily by phone when I travelled the rest of the country, and by Skype when I returned to the USA, and on 24 November I proposed marriage to her, and she accepted...and the following day was the third and final exact passage of Pluto over my Lempo.

Interestingly, whatever Lempo means it is important in my wife's chart, falling less than a degree away from exact conjunction to her MC, and almost exactly square her Ascendant (which is conjunct her Eris by about 1-1/2 degrees, so Lempo squares that body as well.) And her Lempo at 10 Cap 41 is quite closely square my Jupiter 10 Aries 47. And in the beginning of 2010, the year we met, there was a Lunar Eclipse at 10 Can 14, which aspected these points in our chart.

LEMPO / PLUTO INTERACTIONS - CONTINUED

Let's just look at the exact aspects between them from 1900-2050:

Plu	08Le04' D	Sqq	Lempo	23Sg04' D	15,09,1943
Plu	8 Le45' D	Sqq	Lempo	23 Sg45' D	08,11,1943
Plu	9 Le15' D	Sqq	Lempo	24 Sg15' R	02,09,1944
Plu	10 Le14' R	Sqq	Lempo	25 Sg14' D	22,11,1944
Plu	10 Le29' D	Sqq	Lempo	25 Sg29' R	24,08,1945
Plu	11 Le42' R	Sqq	Lempo	26 Sg42' D	04,12,1945
Plu	11 Le45' D	Sqq	Lempo	26 Sg45' R	16,08,1946
Plu	13 Le09' R	Sqq	Lempo	28 Sg09' D	15,12,1946
Plu	13 Le04' D	Sqq	Lempo	28 Sg04' R	09,08,1947
Plu	14 Le37' R	Sqq	Lempo	29 Sg37' D	25,12,1947
Plu	14 Le24' D	Sqq	Lempo	29 Sg24' R	01,08,1948
Plu	16 Le04' R	Sqq	Lempo	1 Cp04' D	03,01,1949
Plu	15 Le46' D	Sqq	Lempo	0 Cp46' R	26,07,1949
Plu	17 Le32' R	Sqq	Lempo	2 Cp32' D	13,01,1950
Plu	17 Le09' D	Sqq	Lempo	2 Cp09' R	20,07,1950
Plu	19 Le01' R	Sqq	Lempo	4 Cp01' D	23,01,1951
Plu	18 Le34' D	Sqq	Lempo	3 Cp34' R	13,07,1951
Plu	20 Le30' R	Sqq	Lempo	5 Cp30' D	03,02,1952
Plu	20 Le01' D	Sqq	Lempo	5 Cp01' R	05,07,1952
Plu	21 Le59' R	Sqq	Lempo	6 Cp59' D	13,02,1953
Plu	21 Le29' D	Sqq	Lempo	6 Cp29' R	27,06,1953
Plu	23 Le29' R	Sqq	Lempo	8 Cp29' D	25,02,1954
Plu	23 Le00' D	Sqq	Lempo	8 Cp00' R	18,06,1954
Plu	24 Le58' R	Sqq	Lempo	9 Cp58' D	11,03,1955
Plu	24 Le33' D	Sqq	Lempo	9 Cp33' R	08,06,1955
Plu	26 Le27' R	Sqq	Lempo	11 Cp27' D	29,03,1956
Plu	26 Le09' D	Sqq	Lempo	11 Cp09' R	23,05,1956
Plu	1 Li16' D	Tri	Lempo	1 Aq16' D	12,11,1971
Plu	1 Li57' D	Tri	Lempo	1 Aq57' D	17,12,1971
Plu	2 Li41' D	Tri	Lempo	2 Aq41' D	16,10,1972
Plu	4 Li23' R	Tri	Lempo	4 Aq23' D	16,01,1973
Plu	4 Li23' D	Tri	Lempo	4 Aq23' R	30,09,1973
Plu	6 Li36' R	Tri	Lempo	6 Aq36' D	05,02,1974
Plu	6 Li11' D	Tri	Lempo	6 Aq11' R	17,09,1974
Plu	8 Li45' R	Tri	Lempo	8 Aq45' D	23,02,1975
Plu	8 Li04' D	Tri	Lempo	8 Aq04' R	05,09,1975
Plu	10 Li51' R	Tri	Lempo	10 Aq51' D	12,03,1976
Plu	10 Li02' D	Tri	Lempo	10 Aq02' R	23,08,1976
Plu	12 Li55' R	Tri	Lempo	12 Aq55' D	29,03,1977
Plu	12 Li04' D	Tri	Lempo	12 Aq04' R	10,08,1977
Plu	14 Li57' R	Tri	Lempo	14 Aq57' D	18,04,1978
Plu	14 Li11' D	Tri	Lempo	14 Aq11' R	26,07,1978
Plu	16 Li54' R	Tri	Lempo	16 Aq54' D	15,05,1979
Plu	16 Li26' D	Tri	Lempo	16 Aq26' R	05,07,1979
Plu	10 Aq00' R	Tri	Lempo	10 Ge00' R	13,09,2030
Plu	9 Aq40' R	Tri	Lempo	9 Ge40' R	19,10,2030
Plu	12 Aq02' R	Tri	Lempo	12 Ge02' D	22,08,2031
Plu	11 Aq21' D	Tri	Lempo	11 Ge21' R	14,11,2031
Plu	13 Aq58' R	Tri	Lempo	13 Ge58' D	08,08,2032
Plu	13 Aq08' D	Tri	Lempo	13 Ge08' R	01,12,2032
Plu	15 Aq49' R	Tri	Lempo	15 Ge49' D	28,07,2033
Plu	14 Aq57' D	Tri	Lempo	14 Ge57' R	16,12,2033
Plu	17 Aq37' R	Tri	Lempo	17 Ge37' D	18,07,2034
Plu	16 Aq48' D	Tri	Lempo	16 Ge48' R	31,12,2034
Plu	19 Aq21' R	Tri	Lempo	19 Ge21' D	08,07,2035
Plu	18 Aq39' D	Tri	Lempo	18 Ge39' R	14,01,2036
Plu	21 Aq02' R	Tri	Lempo	21 Ge02' D	26,06,2036
Plu	20 Aq31' D	Tri	Lempo	20 Ge31' R	28,01,2037
Plu	22 Aq40' R	Tri	Lempo	22 Ge40' D	15,06,2037
Plu	22 Aq26' D	Tri	Lempo	22 Ge26' R	14,02,2038
Plu	24 Aq14' R	Tri	Lempo	24 Ge14' D	03,06,2038
Plu	24 Aq25' D	Tri	Lempo	24 Ge25' D	06,03,2039

Click here for a LEMPO EPHEMERIS for 1900-2050.

385185 (1993 RO)

The first Plutino was discovered on Sept 16, 1993 and has not yet been given a name. But it was provisionally known as 1993 RO and now has the minor planet number 385185.

At aphelion it goes out to 46.776 AU, while its perihelion is all the way in to 31.492 AU. It's orbit is 244.81 years, with an inclination of 3.7196 and an eccentricity of 0.19528.

ASTROLOGY

The following noted individuals were born with at least one close conjunction to 385185 (within 3 degrees, or within 5 degrees if Sun, Moon, Asc or MC.) I'm also including any squares or oppositions to 385185, so as to acknowledge other influences on this Plutino.

Ralph Abernathy
385185 23 Sco 52 R
Saturn 26 Sco 03 R

Ed Asner
385185 27 Sco 11
Mars 27 Sco 48

Josephine Baker
385185 28 Lib 51 R
Moon 27 Lib 10

Lucille Ball
385185 4 Sco 11
Jupiter 6 Sco 26

Drew Barrymore
385185 10 Aqu 43
Mercury 10 Aqu 11

John Belushi
385185 25 Sat 02
Moon 22 Sag 56
Uranus 27 Gem 08 R

Nicolas Cage
385185 18 Cap 50
Sun 16 Cap 16

E.E. Cummings
385185 17 Lib 23
Sun 21 Lib 37
Moon 24 ARi 19

John Coltrane
385185 22 Sco 16
Saturn 22 Sco 17
Neptune 25 Leo 48

Danny DeVito
385185 17 Sag 14
Moon 14 Sag 25
Mercury 10 Sag 39
Uranus 11 Gem 45 R

Patty Duke
385185 20 Sag 54
Sun 22 Sag 33
Uranus 19 Gem 38 R
Moon 18 Sag 52

King Edward VIII of England
385185 15 Lib 45 R
Saturn 18 Lib 25

Queen Elizabeth II of England
385185 23 Sco 21 R
Saturn 24 Sco 26 R
MC 25 Sco 33
Mars 20 Aqu 51
Jupiter 22 Aqu 30
Neptune 22 Leo 02 R

Squeaky Fromme
385185 22 Sag 29
Jupiter 25 Sag 27
Venus 18 Vir 27
Moon 20 Gem 45

Maurice Gibb
385185 25 Sag 35
Sun 29 Sag 58
Mars 28 Vir 20

Donald Glaser
385185 22 Sco 14
Saturn 22 Sco 08
Mars 19 Tau 05
Jup 18 Aqu 27 R

Hugh Grant
385185 11 Cap 34 R
Pallas 10 Cap 29
Saturn 11 Cap 51 R

Larry Hagman
385185 28 Sco 28
MC 29 Sco 42

Harry Hamlin
385185 27 Sag 12
Chiron 29 Sag 14

I will put more here when I have studied it in more detail.

Click here for a 385185 EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Unnamed Plutinos

Several new Plutinos have been discovered recently but have not as yet been named. In case you'd like to get a head start on studying these new bodies, here is a yearly ephemeris, 1900-2012, 0 Hr UT, for those whose orbits are known well enough to have been given Minor Planet Numbers:

	(55638) 2002 VE95	(55638) 2002 VE95	(84922) 2003 VS2	(84922) 2003 VS2	(208996) 2003 AZ84	(208996) 2003 AZ84
	Long	Lat	Long	Lat	Long	Lat
Jan 1 1900	3 Sg09'	11 20'	19 Sg43'	-9 48'	13 Pi14'	13 22'
Jan 1 1901	4 Sg02'	11 31'	20 Sg58'	-9 33'	14 Pi55'	13 21'
Jan 1 1902	4 Sg55'	11 41'	22 Sg13'	-9 19'	16 Pi34'	13 19'
Jan 1 1903	5 Sg48'	11 51'	23 Sg28'	-9 04'	18 Pi12'	13 17'
Jan 1 1904	6 Sg42'	12 01'	24 Sg43'	-8 49'	19 Pi50'	13 13'
Jan 1 1905	7 Sg37'	12 11'	25 Sg59'	-8 33'	21 Pi27'	13 09'
Jan 1 1906	8 Sg30'	12 20'	27 Sg14'	-8 17'	23 Pi03'	13 05'
Jan 1 1907	9 Sg24'	12 30'	28 Sg29'	-8 01'	24 Pi38'	13 00'
Jan 1 1908	10 Sg19'	12 39'	29 Sg44'	-7 45'	26 Pi12'	12 55'
Jan 1 1909	11 Sg15'	12 48'	1 Cp00'	-7 28'	27 Pi45'	12 49'
Jan 1 1910	12 Sg11'	12 57'	2 Cp15'	-7 11'	29 Pi17'	12 43'
Jan 1 1911	13 Sg07'	13 06'	3 Cp31'	-6 54'	0 Ar49'	12 36'
Jan 1 1912	14 Sg03'	13 15'	4 Cp46'	-6 37'	2 Ar19'	12 29'
Jan 1 1913	15 Sg01'	13 24'	6 Cp03'	-6 20'	3 Ar49'	12 21'
Jan 1 1914	15 Sg58'	13 32'	7 Cp19'	-6 02'	5 Ar18'	12 13'
Jan 1 1915	16 Sg56'	13 40'	8 Cp35'	-5 44'	6 Ar46'	12 04'
Jan 1 1916	17 Sg54'	13 49'	9 Cp50'	-5 26'	8 Ar14'	11 55'
Jan 1 1917	18 Sg53'	13 57'	11 Cp08'	-5 07'	9 Ar41'	11 46'
Jan 1 1918	19 Sg52'	14 04'	12 Cp23'	-4 49'	11 Ar06'	11 36'
Jan 1 1919	20 Sg51'	14 12'	13 Cp39'	-4 30'	12 Ar31'	11 27'
Jan 1 1920	21 Sg50'	14 19'	14 Cp55'	-4 11'	13 Ar55'	11 16'
Jan 1 1921	22 Sg52'	14 27'	16 Cp13'	-3 52'	15 Ar18'	11 06'
Jan 1 1922	23 Sg52'	14 33'	17 Cp29'	-3 32'	16 Ar41'	10 55'
Jan 1 1923	24 Sg53'	14 40'	18 Cp45'	-3 13'	18 Ar02'R	10 32'
Jan 1 1924	25 Sg55'	14 47'	20 Cp02'	-2 53'	19 Ar23'	10 32'
Jan 1 1925	26 Sg59'	14 53'	21 Cp21'	-2 33'	20 Ar43'	10 20'
Jan 1 1926	28 Sg03'	14 59'	22 Cp38'	-2 14'	22 Ar03'	10 09'
Jan 1 1927	29 Sg06'	15 05'	23 Cp56'	-1 53'	23 Ar22'	9 57'
Jan 1 1928	0 Cp11'	15 11'	25 Cp14'	-1 33'	24 Ar40'	9 44'
Jan 1 1929	1 Cp17'	15 16'	26 Cp33'	-1 13'	25 Ar58'	9 31'
Jan 1 1930	2 Cp22'	15 21'	27 Cp51'	0 53'	27 Ar15'	9 19'
Jan 1 1931	3 Cp28'	15 26'	29 Cp10'	0 32'	28 Ar32'	9 06'
Jan 1 1932	4 Cp35'	15 30'	0 Aq28'	0 11'	29 Ar48'	8 53'
Jan 1 1933	5 Cp44'	15 35'	1 Aq48'	0 08'	1 Ta03'	8 39'
Jan 1 1934	6 Cp53'	15 38'	3 Aq08'	0 29'	2 Ta18'	8 26'
Jan 1 1935	8 Cp02'	15 42'	4 Aq27'	0 50'	3 Ta32'	8 13'
Jan 1 1936	9 Cp12'	15 45'	5 Aq47'	1 11'	4 Ta45'	7 59'
Jan 1 1937	10 Cp25'	15 48'	7 Aq09'	1 32'	5 Ta58'	7 45'
Jan 1 1938	11 Cp36'	15 51'	8 Aq30'	1 53'	7 Ta10'	7 31'
Jan 1 1939	12 Cp49'	15 53'	9 Aq51'	2 14'	8 Ta22'	7 17'
Jan 1 1940	14 Cp02'	15 55'	11 Aq12'	2 35'	9 Ta34'	7 03'
Jan 1 1941	15 Cp18'	15 56'	12 Aq35'	2 56'	10 Ta45'	6 48'
Jan 1 1942	16 Cp32'	15 57'	13 Aq56'	3 17'	11 Ta56'	6 34'
Jan 1 1943	17 Cp48'	15 58'	15 Aq18'	3 38'	13 Ta06'	6 20'
Jan 1 1944	19 Cp04'	15 58'	16 Aq41'	3 59'	14 Ta16'	6 05'
Jan 1 1945	20 Cp24'	15 57'	18 Aq05'	4 20'	15 Ta25'	5 51'
Jan 1 1946	21 Cp43'	15 56'	19 Aq28'	4 41'	16 Ta33'	5 36'
Jan 1 1947	23 Cp02'	15 55'	20 Aq52'	5 02'	17 Ta42'	5 21'
Jan 1 1948	24 Cp23'	15 53'	22 Aq17'	5 22'	18 Ta50'	5 07'
Jan 1 1949	25 Cp47'	15 50'	23 Aq43'	5 43'	19 Ta57'	4 52'
Jan 1 1950	27 Cp11'	15 47'	25 Aq09'	6 03'	21 Ta05'	4 37'
Jan 1 1951	28 Cp35'	15 44'	26 Aq35'	6 24'	22 Ta12'	4 22'
Jan 1 1952	0 Aq01'	15 39'	28 Aq01'	6 44'	23 Ta19'	4 07'
Jan 1 1953	1 Aq29'	15 34'	29 Aq29'	7 04'	24 Ta25'	3 52'
Jan 1 1954	2 Aq57'	15 29'	0 Pi57'	7 24'	25 Ta31'	3 37'
Jan 1 1955	4 Aq26'	15 23'	2 Pi24'	7 44'	26 Ta37'	3 22'
Jan 1 1956	5 Aq56'	15 16'	3 Pi52'	8 03'	27 Ta43'	3 07'
Jan 1 1957	7 Aq30'	15 08'	5 Pi22'	8 22'	28 Ta48'	2 52'
Jan 1 1958	9 Aq02'	15 00'	6 Pi51'	8 41'	29 Ta52'	2 37'
Jan 1 1959	10 Aq37'	14 50'	8 Pi21'	9 00'	0 Ge57'	2 22'
Jan 1 1960	12 Aq12'	14 40'	9 Pi51'	9 19'	2 Ge02'	2 07'
Jan 1 1961	13 Aq51'	14 29'	11 Pi23'	9 37'	3 Ge05'	1 52'
Jan 1 1962	15 Aq30'	14 17'	12 Pi55'	9 55'	4 Ge09'	1 37'
Jan 1 1963	17 Aq11'	14 05'	14 Pi27'	10 12'	5 Ge13'	1 21'
Jan 1 1964	18 Aq52'	13 51'	16 Pi00'	10 30'	6 Ge17'	1 06'
Jan 1 1965	20 Aq37'	13 36'	17 Pi35'	10 46'	7 Ge20'	0 51'
Jan 1 1966	22 Aq22'	13 21'	19 Pi08'	11 03'	8 Ge24'	0 36'
Jan 1 1967	24 Aq08'	13 04'	20 Pi43'	11 19'	9 Ge27'	0 21'
Jan 1 1968	25 Aq56'	12 47'	22 Pi18'	11 35'	10 Ge31'	0 06'
Jan 1 1969	27 Aq47'	12 28'	23 Pi54'	11 50'	11 Ge33'	0 08'
Jan 1 1970	29 Aq38'	12 08'	25 Pi30'	12 05'	12 Ge36'	0 23'
Jan 1 1971	1 Pi31'	11 47'	27 Pi07'	12 19'	13 Ge39'	0 37'
Jan 1 1972	3 Pi26'	11 25'	28 Pi44'	12 33'	14 Ge42'	0 52'
Jan 1 1973	5 Pi24'	11 01'	0 Ar23'	12 46'	15 Ge43'	-1 07'
Jan 1 1974	7 Pi23'	10 37'	2 Ar01'	12 58'	16 Ge46'	-1 22'
Jan 1 1975	9 Pi23'	10 11'	3 Ar41'	13 11'	17 Ge49'	-1 37'
Jan 1 1976	11 Pi25'	9 44'	5 Ar20'	13 22'	18 Ge51'	-1 51'
Jan 1 1977	13 Pi30'	9 16'	7 Ar01'	13 33'	19 Ge53'	-2 06'
Jan 1 1978	15 Pi35'	8 46'	8 Ar41'	13 44'	20 Ge56'	-2 21'
Jan 1 1979	17 Pi42'	8 16'	10 Ar22'	13 54'	21 Ge58'	-2 35'
Jan 1 1980	19 Pi51'	7 44'	12 Ar04'	14 03'	23 Ge01'	-2 50'
Jan 1 1981	22 Pi03'	7 10'	13 Ar46'	14 11'	24 Ge02'	-3 04'
Jan 1 1982	24 Pi16'	6 36'	15 Ar28'	14 19'	25 Ge05'	-3 19'
Jan 1 1983	26 Pi31'	6 00'	17 Ar11'	14 26'	26 Ge07'	-3 33'
Jan 1 1984	28 Pi48'	5 23'	18 Ar54'	14 32'	27 Ge09'	-3 47'
Jan 1 1985	1 Ar07'	4 45'	20 Ar38' R	+14 38'	28 Ge11'	-04 02'
Jan 1 1986	3 Ar28'	4 06'	22 Ar23'	14 43'	29 Ge13'	-4 16'
Jan 1 1987	5 Ar51'	3 26'	24 Ar07'	14 47'	0 Cn16'	-4 30'
Jan 1 1988	8 Ar16'	2 44'	25 Ar53'	14 50'	1 Cn19'	-4 44'
Jan 1 1989	10 Ar43'	2 02'	27 Ar38'	14 53'	2 Cn21'	-4 58'
Jan 1 1990	13 Ar12'	1 19'	29 Ar24'	14 55'	3 Cn24'	-5 11'
Jan 1 1991	15 Ar42'	0 35'	1 Ta11'	14 56'	4 Cn28'	-5 25'
Jan 1 1992	18 Ar14'	0 08'	2 Ta57'	14 56'	5 Cn31'	-5 39'
Jan 1 1993	20 Ar47'	0 53'	4 Ta43'	14 55'	6 Cn33'	-5 52'
Jan 1 1994	23 Ar22' R	-01 38'	06 Ta30'	+14 54'	07 Cn37'	-06 06'
Jan 1 1995	25 Ar59'	-2 24'	8 Ta16'	14 52'	8 Cn40'	-6 19'
Jan 1 1996	28 Ar37'	-3 10'	10 Ta03'	14 49'	9 Cn44'	-6 33'
Jan 1 1997	1 Ta16'	-3 56'	11 Ta50'	14 45'	10 Cn46'	-6 46'
Jan 1 1998	3 Ta57'	-4 41'	13 Ta37'	14 41'	11 Cn50'	-6 59'
Jan 1 1999	6 Ta40'	-5 27'	15 Ta25'	14 35'	12 Cn54'	-7 12'
Jan 1 2000	9 Ta24'	-6 12'	17 Ta13'	14 29'	13 Cn59'	-7 25'
Jan 1 2001	12 Ta08'	-6 56'	19 Ta00'	14 22'	15 Cn03'	-7 37'
Jan 1 2002	14 Ta54'	-7 39'	20 Ta48'	14 14'	16 Cn08'	-7 50'
Jan 1 2003	17 Ta41'	-8 22'	22 Ta36'	14 06'	17 Cn13'	-8 02'
Jan 1 2004	20 Ta28'	-9 04'	24 Ta24'	13 56'	18 Cn19'	-8 15'
Jan 1 2005	23 Ta15'	-9 44'	26 Ta10'	13 46'	19 Cn24'	-8 27'
Jan 1 2006	26 Ta03'	-10 23'	27 Ta58'	13 35'	20 Cn30'	-8 39'
Jan 1 2007	28 Ta51'	-11 01'	29 Ta45'	13 24'	21 Cn36'	-8 51'
Jan 1 2008	1 Ge39'	-11 36'	1 Ge32'	13 12'	22 Cn43'	-9 03'
Jan 1 2009	4 Ge25'	-12 10'	3 Ge18'	12 58'	23 Cn49'	-9 15'
Jan 1 2010	7 Ge13'	-12 43'	5 Ge05'	12 44'	24 Cn56'	-9 26'
Jan 1 2011	10 Ge00'	-13 13'	6 Ge52'	12 30'	26 Cn03'	-9 38'
Jan 1 2012	12 Ge46'	-13 42'	8 Ge38'	12 15'	27 Cn11'	-9 49'

CUBEWANO

OK, Plutino as a little Pluto makes sense. But I KNOW there is no body out there called Cubo, or even Cubewan. (Help me, Cubewan, you're my only hope?) So where the heck did this category get it's name?

Quite simple, really. The very first body ever discovered out past Neptune & Pluto was designated 1992 QB1. Later, when other bodies were found with similar characteristics, they were called "QB1-o's", or cubewanos.

Anyway, a cubewano is any substantial Kuiper belt object, orbiting beyond about 41 AU and not controlled by resonances with the outer planets. This category now also includes Borasisi, Chaos, Deucalion, Varuna and Quaoar.

QB1 was discovered by David C. Jewitt and Jane X. Luu at the Mauna Kea Observatory, Hawaii. The discoverers suggested the name Smiley for the object, but as there is already another asteroid with that name (1613 Smiley, named after an American astronomer) the name couldn't be used. The asteroid has received the number 15760, and until January 2018 it remained unnamed; it was normally referred to simply as QB1. But in 2018 QB1 was officially named Albion. Albion has it's own page on this site: QB1 Albion.

Click here for an Albion/QB1 EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Borasisi

Minor planet 66652, originally designated 1999 RZ253, was discovered on September 8, 1999. It takes about 292.6 years to circle the Sun, at perihelion getting as close as 39.982 AU, and as far away at aphelion as 48.164 AU. It has an orbital eccentricity of 0.0928, and an inclination of 0.5629.

The other bodies on this page were named after deities at the center of mythological tales told by various cultures around the world. Borasisi's name, however, is unique, as it came from the mythology of a culture invented by novelist named Kurt Vonnegut. In his book, Cat's Cradle, Vonnegut takes us to a little island called San Lorenzo where a man, having adopted the name Bokonon, invents a religion based, as he describes it, completely on lies. His followers are called Bokononists, and they teach their children a creation myth about the sun god Borasisi:

"Borasisi, the sun, held Pabu, the moon, in his arms, and hoped Pabu would bear him a fiery child. But poor Pabu gave birth to children that were cold, that did not burn; and Borasisi threw them away in disgust. Those were the planets who circled their terrible father at a safe distance. Then poor Pabu herself was cast away, and she went to live with her favourite child, which was Earth. Earth was Pabu s favorite because it had people on it; and the people looked up to her and loved her and sympathised." So unlike Varuna, or Sedna, or Deucalion, central figures in myths handed down generation to generation, the myth of the Sun God Borasisi was created in the Twentieth Century in the mind of a man who also created the people who believed in him. I'll have more to say about Vonnegut's mind in a moment.

The body in our solar system we now call Borasisi was found to be a binary system on 23 April 2003, like the Earth and Moon, and it's companion was named Pabu from the same story.

I wondered where Borasisi fell in the chart of Kurt Vonnegut, since it was his creation, so I searched AstroDatabank and found that he was born on Nov 11, 1922 at 8:00 AM (although the accuracy of the time is in question) in Indianapolis, Indiana (39N46, 86W09.) Setting up his chart, I could easiy see why I liked his books (my moon is closely conjunct his Ascendant and Venus), but I almost fell out of my seat when I learned how significant Borasisi was in his chart!

In his 11th house he has a close conjunction of Jupiter 3 Scorpio 25 to Mercury 4 Scorpio 03, and right between them sits Borasisi at 3 Scorpio 55! The closeness to his mental planets, Mercury and Jupiter, is significant enough. But if you've read Cat's Cradle, you too may find Borasisi's location in the 11th house of friends, groups, teams and associations quite amazing. Let me again quote from this book: "We Bokononists believe that humanity is organized into teams, teams that do God's Will without ever discovering what they are doing. Such a team is called a karass by Bokonon ... "If you find your life tangled up with somebody else's life for no very logical reasons," writes Bokonon,"that person may be a member of your karass."
and about a world full of false karasses which are man-made groups that turn out to be, "a seeming team that was meaningless in terms of the ways God gets things done, a textbook example of what Bokonon calls a granfalloon. Other examples are the Communist party, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the General Electric Company, the International Order of Odd Fellows - and any nation, anytime, anywhere." So Vonnegut, having Borasisi in the house of associations, writes about a clear distinction between those people we are associated with because we share some common destiny, and those we associate with because of some invented, fictitious purpose.

At discovery, Borasisi was 25 Aquarius 32. The Sabian symbol for this degree is "A Garage Man Testing A Car's Battery With A Hydrometer". I've seen a mechanic do just this, deducing how much charge is still left in the battery by the density of the remaining sulphuric acid. The battery is a place where a dangerous, poisonous substance has been tamed and put to work for us, and if the density of the acid is too great it can damage the battery, while too little will keep the battery from holding a charge. In the human body, our stomach also has a dangerous poison put to good use. Too much hydrochloric acid will eat away at the stomach lining, too little will not allow us to break down the foods to enable us to convert them into energy for the body's use. As a metaphor, one could apply this on many levels. For example, using certain words in just the right context, with just the right emphasis, can stir people on to great heights. The same words, without any feeling behind them, could be totally useless, while too much intensity backing the words can cause them to be biting, even destructive.

Going back to Vonnegut's book for a moment, Bokonon states that his religion is built on 'harmless untruths', and that the essence of his religion is that one should live by the lies "that make you brave and. kind and healthy and happy." Lies can be like sulfuric acid, burning everything they touch, but there are also times when telling a lie is the best thing to do in a situation. We even have the terms "White lie" and "Noble lie" as part of our vocabulary, both often reference to situations where a lie is told for good or noble reasons.

Kurt Vonnegut's son Mark has a close Borasisi connection with his father, and I will get into that in a moment. Mark is a well known and respected pediatrician, but is perhaps even more known for writing about his descent into mental illness (schizophrenia and bipolar). You can read an article here about how Kurt and his son Mark talked about the latter's illness: Vonnegut Speaks On Mental Illness. Mark has written a powerful book, well worth reading, entitled, "Just Like Someone Without Mental Illness Only More So."

Mark was born on May 11, 1947. I haven't found his birth time so I'll focus on two points in his chart. His Borasisi is 8 Sag 46 R, conjunct his father's Ascendant; and his Chiron is 4 Scorpio 22 R, conjunct his father's Jupiter/Borasisi/Mercury conjunction.

Phil Sedgwick has a few words to say about Borisisi: Borasisi ~ 30 September 2007

Here are a few other people with close aspects to Borasisi:

Neil Armstrong:
Borasisi 12 Scorpio 50 in the 6th
Sun 12 Leo 04

Charles Manson:
Borasisi 20 Scorpio 14 in the 7th
Sun 19 Scorpio 49
Venus 18 Scorpio 18
Saturn 21 Aquarius 45

Woody Allen:
Borasisi 22 Scorpio 09 in the 3rd
Moon 24 Aquarius 06

George Arliss:
Borasisi 25 Leo 27 R in the 8th
Moon 24 Scorpio 31

Baha'U'Llah:
Borasisi 3 Cancer 02 R in the 8th
Moon 2 Cap 17

Pearl Bailey:
Borasisi 27 Libra 50 R in the 6th
Moon 28 Libra 16

Loni Anderson:
Borasisi 4 Sag 20 R barely in the 3rd
IC 5 Sag 34
Mercury 4 Sag 44
Neptune 4 Libra 20

Ed Asner:
Borasisi 13 Scorpio 27 in the 1st
South Node 12 Scorpio 12 S
Mercury 15 Scorpio 38
Vesta 13 Leo 37
Chiron 11 Taurus 28

Roberto Assagioli:
Borasisi 19 Virgo 41 R in the 4th
Mercury 18 Pisces 13 R
Eris 17 Pisces 58

Tracy Austin:
Borasisi 1 Cap 09 in the 1st
Mercury 29 Sag 34

Felix Adler:
Borasisi 8 Leo 23 11th
Venus 6 Leo 55
MC 7 Gem 59

Alan Arkin:
Borasisi 20 Scorpio 21 R in the 9th
Venus 20 Aquarius 47

Antinon Artaud:
Borasisi 29 Virgo 21 in the 12th
Venus 27 Virgo 47
Vesta 28 Gemini 09

Arthur Ashe:
Borasisi 1 Sag 38 R in the 2nd
Venus 2 Virgo 19
Jupiter 2 Leo 06

Sri Aurobindo:
Borasisi 1 Virgo 10 in the 1st
Venus 0 Virgo 35

Jim Backus:
Borasisi 21 Libra 36 R in the 7th
Venus 22 Aries 22
Neptune 23 Cancer 35 R

Roseanne Barr:
Borasisi 15 Sag 33 in the 10th
Venus 15 Sag 25
Ceres 16 Gemini 12 R

Josephine Baker:
Borasisi 10 Libra 46 R in the 2nd
Neptune 9 Cancer 03
Venus 9 Cancer 36
Chiron 12 Aqu 34 R
Sun 12 Gem 10

Robert Altman:
Borasisi 7 Scorpio 57 R in the 12th
Mars 9 Taurus 31

Cleveland Amory:
Borasisi 25 Libra 37 in the 2nd
Mars 23 Cancer 43

Chuck Barris:
Borasisi 11 Scorpio 54 R in the 1st
Chiron 11 Taurus 56
Ceres 13 Taurus 33
Mars 12 Leo 26

Brigitte Bardot:
Borasisi 19 Scorpio 06 in the 11th
Mars 18 Leo 06

Bob Barker:
Borasisi 5 Scorpio 59 in the 1st
Asc 5 Scorpio 26
Mars 5 Scorpio 23

Don Adams:
Borasisi 8 Sag 57 in the 10th
Jupiter 7 Sag 31
Sun 4 Sag 36

Herb Alpert:
Borasisi 21 Scorpio 43 R barely in the 3rd
Jupiter 22 Scorpio 33 R
IC 23 Scorpio 59
Pluto 23 Cancer 50 R

Julie Andrews:
Borasisi 20 Scorpio 33 in the 2nd
Jupiter 22 Scorpio 00

Bernie Ashman:
Borasisi 8 Sag 52 in the 9th
Jupiter 6 Sag 52

F. Lee Bailey:
Borasisi 17 Sco 30 R in the 7th almost 8th
Saturn 16 Aquarius 13 R

Fred Astaire:
Borasisi 2 Libra 05 R in the 10th
MC 1 Libra 54

Patch Adams:
Borasisi 5 Sag 31 R barely in the 7th
Asc 6 Sag 21
Sun 7 Gemin 15

Rosanna Arquette:
Borasisi 25 Sag 16 R
Asc 24 Sag 32

Frankie Avalon:
Borasisi 25 Scorpio 56 in the 12th
Asc 26 Scorpio 39

Walter H. Annenberg:
Borasisi 14 Libra 42 R in the 3rd
Ceres 14 Libra 50 R
Neptune 12 Cancer 06
Uranus 16 Cancer 16

Click here for a BORASISI EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Chaos

I love the name of this one! Wonder if it has anything to do with Chaos theory?

Minor planet 19521 was discovered on November 19, 1998 and was originally designated 1998 WH24. It has an orbit of 309.1006 years, reaches perihelion at 40.9264 AU, and aphelion at 50.5041. (Funny, you'd think with a name like Chaos it would have a more elliptical orbit!)

Chaos derives from the Greek language and typically refers to unpredictability. In the metaphysical sense, it is the opposite of Law: unrestrictive, both creative and destructive.

However, the original Greek worder did not mean "disorder" in classical-period Ancient Greece. It meant "the primal emptiness, Space". It is derived from the Indo-European root ghn or ghen meaning "gape, be wide open": compare "chasm" (from Greek), and Anglo-Saxon gānian (= "yawn"), geanian, ginian (= "gape wide"); see also Old Norse Ginnunga gap. Due to people misunderstanding early Christian uses of the word, the meaning of the word changed to "disorder".

An oft-made assumption is that the metaphysical Chaos is Evil and that Law is Good, however it should be noted these are different concepts, and it is quite possible for Chaos to be Good and Law be Evil. One example of this would be the story of Robin Hood, or the real-life world examples of oppressive governments and dictatorships being thrown off by freedom fighters.

Chaos (also 'Khaos')is also the primordial substance from which the universe sprang in Greek mythology.

Mark Andrew Holmes has some thoughts on Chaos: markandrewholmes.com/chaos.html

At its discovery, Chaos was located at 26 Taurus 34 R.

Click here for a CHAOS EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Deucalion

Minor planet 53311, Deucalion, was discovered April 18, 1999, and was originally designated 1999 HU11. It has an orbit of 295.5395 years, and its orbit is more round than that of Chaos, with perihelion at 41.5791 AU and aphelion at 44.3683 AU.

In Greek mythology, Deucalion, or Deukalion ("new-wine sailor") was the son of Prometheus and Clymene or Celaeno.

When the wrath of Zeus was ignited against the whole of the Pelasgians, the original pre-Hellenic inhabitants of Greece, Zeus decided to bring an end to the Golden Age with the Great Deluge. Zeus was appalled that these people were practicing cannibalism, and sacrificing humans to him, especially young boys. So Zeus was set upon loosing a deluge which would wash everything clean.

Deucalion had been forewarned by his father Prometheus (who, being the god who took a particular liking to man, had a penchant for trying to help mankind avoid destruction), and so Deucalion's plan to build an ark and provision it carefully (no animals are rescued in this version of the Flood myth), so that when the waters receded after nine days, he and his wife Pyrrha, daughter of Epimetheus, were the one surviving pair of humans. Their ark touched solid ground on Mount Parnassus or Mount Etna or Mount Athos or Mount Othrys in Thessaly -- it depends whose version one is reading.

Once the deluge was over and the couple had given thanks to Zeus, Deucalion consulted an oracle of Themis about how to repopulate the earth. He was told to cover your head and throw the bones of your mother behind your shoulder. Deucalion and Pyrrha understood that "mother" is Gaia, the mother of all living things, and the "bones" to be rocks. They threw the rocks behind their shoulders and the stones formed people. Pyrrha's became women; Deucalion's became men. Deucalion and Pyrrha had at least two children, Hellen and Protogenea, and possibly a third, Amphictyon (who is autochthonous in other traditions). Deucalion's parallels with Noah and with Utnapishtim, the survivor of the Sumerian Flood that is told in the Epic of Gilgamesh, are even clearer in the wine subtext in this myth. Though Deucalion is no longer allowed to be the inventor of wine as Noah still is, his name gives away his secret: deucos + halieus "new wine sailor". His wife, named "wine-red", just happens to be the sister of Ariadne who mothered with Dionysus, several wine-making progenitors of Aegean tribes.

NOTED DEUCALIONS

These people were all born with
Sun conjunct Deucalion
within 2 degrees or less:

	Deucalion	Sun
Lola Jean Albright	27 Can 30	27 Can 18
Kristian Joy Alfonso	11 Vir 25	12 Vir 13
Tom Berger	27 Can 30	27 Can 41
Ingmar Bergman	20 Can 52	21 Can 13
Norman Blunsdon	17 Can 33	18 Can 22
James Boehrer	16 Can 26	17 Can 02
Helen Caldicott	13 Leo 04	13 Leo 42
Peter Carderelli	26 Leo 31	26 Leo 18
Father Celestin	7 Leo 26	5 Leo 33
Ann B Connally	5 Vir 41	6 Vir 39
Francesco Cossiga	1 Leo 57	3 Leo 44
Clara Darr	14 Can 14	15 Can 29
Derek Enright	9 Leo 42	9 Leo 04
Rene Goodale	0 Leo 48	0 Leo 42
Muriel Grey	5 Vir 41	6 Vir 47
Scott Hamilton	5 Vir 38	4 Vir 35
Debbi Henderson	10 Vir 15	10 Vir 56
Darryl Hickman	5 Leo 14	4 Leo 30
Micahel Jackson	5 Vir 39	5 Vir 50
Norman Jewison	29 Can 40	28 Can 10
Wynne Jordan	1 Vir 04	0 Vir 45
Alex Katz	0 Leo 49	0 Leo 51
Richard D. Lamm	9 Leo 43	10 Leo 17
Carmen Longo	23 Leo 07	22 Leo 21
Peter Lorre	5 Can 17	3 Can 57
Iris Love	7 Leo 31	8 Leo 59
James S. Mackin	6 Leo 23	7 Leo 18
William David Madel	13 Leo 03	13 Leo05
Steve Martin	20 Leo 54	21 Leo 16
Elmo Mays	13 Can 06	13 Can 05
George McGovern	25 Can 18	25 Can 53
Peter McIntyre	11 Can 58	11 Can 13
Virginia McKinney	0 Leo 48	0 Leo 40
Gian Carlo Menotti	13 Can 07	14 Can 01
Iris Murdoch	21 Can 57	21 Can 44
Stavros S. Niarchos	10 Can 53	10 Can 51
George Orwell	4 Can 10	2 Can 29
Stephen Peck	22 Leo 02	23 Leo 05
Phranc	4 Vir 32	5 Vir 28
Georges Pompidou	13 Can 04	12 Can 09
John G. Rangos	3 Leo 03	4 Leo 08
Suzie Rheingold	19 Leo 44	18 Leo 37
Nora Ricci	27 Can 29	26 Can 54
Graham Riddick	2 Vir 13	2 Vir 35
Luciana Rothberg	10 Vir 15	10 Vir 33
Robert Ryan	19 Leo 47	20 Leo 57
Susan Saint James	22 Leo 00	21 Leo 44
Claude Sarraute	0 Leo 48	0 Leo 41
Anthony Sarro	11 Vir 24	11 Vir 36
Richard Sharpe	1 Vir 03	29 Leo 57
Matthew Sloan	5 Vir 40	6 Vir 25
Rabindranath Tagore	16 Tau 05	16 Tau 18
Marlene Thompson	7 Leo 29	7 Leo 23
Jerry Van Dyke	5 Leo 13	3 Leo 43
Jimmy Webb	22 Leo 01	22 Leo 08
Wim Wenders	20 Leo 53	20 Leo 45
Anne Whitaker	23 Leo 08	22 Leo 33
Shirley Williams	4 Leo 07	3 Leo 21
Steve Wright	5 Vir 41	7 Vir 02
Andrew Wyeth	19 Can 44	19 Can 19
Prince of Japan Yasuhito	3 Can 05	2 Can 26

These people were all born with
Moon conjunct Deucalion
within 2 degrees or less:

	Deucalion	Moon
George Orwell	4 Can 10	2 Can 17
Debra Paget	7 Leo 56	7 Leo 28
Ron Jaecks	2 Vir 55	2 Vir 24
Anne Morro Lindbergh	7 Can22	8 Can15

These people were all born with
Mercury conjunct Deucalion
within 1 degree or less:

	Deucalion	Mercury
Andy Warhol	2 Leo 12	3 Leo 09
Belinda Jo Carlisle	5 Vir 23	4 Vir 36
Benjamin Stanton Gage	25 Leo 07	24 Leo 28
Bill Berry	4 Vir 59	4 Vir 28
Brian Sweeney	10 Vir 49	11 Vir 39
Carolyn Campbell	0 Vir 07	0 Vir 36
Cindy Williams	23 Leo 17	22 Leo 48
Clarence Carvalho	28 Can 12	27 Can 51
David McGillivray	1 Vir 02	0 Vir 32
Debra Paget	7 Leo 56	7 Leo 41
Elizabeth Dole	10 Leo 42	11 Leo 41
Father Celestin	7 Leo 26	7 Leo 47
Gary Dunford	13 Leo 31	13 Leo 44
Ingrid Sell, PhD	4 Vir 59	4 Vir 16
Jeffrey A. Mallett	11 Vir 53	12 Vir 28
Jerry Rubin	12 Leo 32	12 Leo 56
John William Chancellor	0 Leo 34	29 Can 55
Mack Truesdale	27 Leo 02	27 Leo 05
Mary E. Choate	5 Leo 50	6 Leo 28
Peggy Lipton	22 Leo 22	23 Leo 06
Ray Morris	1 Leo 15	1 Leo 31
Richard Secord	5 Leo 50	6 Leo 26
Ron Jaecks	2 Vir 55	3 Vir 13
Sally Harrington	9 Leo 47	8 Leo 47
Shirley Fry	0 Leo 16	0 Leo 57
Stephan Connally	7 Vir 00	6 Vir 24
Steve Carell	9 Vir 49	10 Vir 01
Tem Tarriktar	2 Vir 55	2 Vir 48
Thomas Seers	14 Leo 20	13 Leo 59
Tom Fleming	0 Leo 14	0 Leo 18
Verna Bradley	29 Leo 10	28 Leo 45
Vesna Vulovic	25 Leo 07	25 Leo 00
Whitney Houston	10 Vir 58	10 Vir 15
William Coblentz	25 Can 32	24 Can 55
Madonna	5 Vir 21	5 Vir 39

These people were all born with
Venus conjunct Deucalion
within 1 degree or less:

	Deucalion	Venus
Dana Allman	13 Vir 30	13 Vir 33
Milton Berle	10 Can 00	9 Can 50
Michael Russell Brown	26 Leo 37	25 Leo 59
Johnny Dean	26 Leo 37	26 Leo 17
Elaine Donahue	0 Vir 08	29 Leo 57
Kat Duff	28 Leo 29	28 Leo 21
Thomas Eagleton	3 Leo 54	4 Leo 34
Margaret Eden	0 Leo 17	29 Can 28
Kathleen Freeman	11 Vir 21	11 Vir 00
Farley Granger	28 Can 09	28 Can 25
Roy Hertz	10 Can 33	11 Can 12
Daniel Inouye	28 Can 32	29 Can 02
Julie Kavner	26 Leo 58	27 Leo 32
Joseph Kennedy Jr	17 Can 52	18 Can 11
Otto Kerner	10 Can 44	11 Can 14
Carol Lawrence	7 Leo 24	7 Leo 01
Dennis Lehane	12 Vir 58	12 Vir 43
Marvin Lemons	8 Leo 40	7 Leo 51
Charles Lindbergh III	3 Leo 21	4 Leo 11
Eric Lomax	20 Can 59	20 Can 06
Louise Mandrell	0 Vir 09	0 Vir 35
Sam Mitchell	11 Vir 21	10 Vir 29
George Montgomery	19 Can 39	19 Can 11
Moon Moore	24 Leo 46	24 Leo 47
Gurudev Muktananda Baba	8 Can 46	8 Can 33
Yves Navarre	16 Leo 17	15 Leo 59
Web Parker	0 Leo 18	0 Leo 46
Adam Poirer	7 Vir 46	7 Vir 15
Jean Marie Prat	26 Can 40	27 Can 05
Robert L. Purdum	8 Leo 41	8 Leo 22
Robin Quivers	28 Leo 29	28 Leo 01
Martha Raye	19 Can 39	19 Can 42
Duchess of York Sarah	7 Vir 48	8 Vir 20
Willy Schneider	3 Can 18	2 Can 44
Thomas Seers	14 Leo 20	15 Leo 16
Morris K. Udall	24 Can 33	25 Can 18
Michael Vrontakis	13 Vir 30	14 Vir 00
Suzanne Whyte Azar	5 Vir 49	6 Vir 33

These people were all born with
Mars conjunct Deucalion
within 1 degree or less:

	Deucalion	Mars
Frank Abagnale	22 Leo 44	22 Leo 36
Amadeo Amadei	24 Can 24	25 Can 04
Tom Bachman	24 Leo 39	24 Leo 30
Richard Carlson	12 Can 54	13 Can 30
Henri Cartan	5 Can 35	5 Can 33
Philip Crane	5 Leo 39	6 Leo 07
Nathuram Godse	10 Can 59	10 Can 42
Betty Graham	26 Can 09	25 Can 43
David Hefner	2 Vir 20	2 Vir 22
Noor Inayat Khan	15 Can38	16 Can 11
Mary Jo Kopechne	14 Leo 59	14 Leo 48
Gary Kurtz	15 Leo 01	15 Leo 24
Richard Lamparski	7 Leo 41	8 Leo 37
William Henry Lancaster	24 Leo 39	24 Leo 25
Anne Morrow Lindbergh	7 Can22	7 Can 12
Samuel Mesquita	9 Can 11	9 Can 32
Kate Millet	9 Leo 34	9 Leo 47
Edmund Muskie	14 Can 54	14 Can 54
Benjamin Netanyahu	26 Leo 40	26 Leo 41
John Norquist	26 Leo 41	27 Leo 29
Isabel Peron	4 Leo 31	3 Leo 43
Troy Perry	15 Leo 01	15 Leo 43
Bernadette Peters	23 Leo 25	23 Leo 32
Katherine Pierce	7 Vir 59	7 Vir 47
Odette Sansome	12 Can 53	12 Can 28
Bob Shafran	7 Vir 59	7 Vir 51
Bob Shell	4 Vir 13	4 Vir 52
Jean K Shepherd	24 Can 24	25 Can 14
Eleanor Simmons	12 Can 53	13 Can 11
Sting	28 Leo 35	28 Leo 09
Peter Sutcliffe	20 Leo 37	20 Leo 17
Edith Wangemann	20 Can 46	21 Can 24
Gary Webb	2 Vir 21	2 Vir 51
Joanne Wickenburg	18 Leo 42	19 Leo 09
Mary Frances Wood	27 Can 59	28 Can 50
Charles Ziegler	4 Leo 31	3 Leo 44

These people were all born with
Jupiter conjunct Deucalion
within 1 degree or less:

	Deucalion	Jupiter
Jim S Abrahams	18 Leo 14	18 Leo 12
Pete Chilcutt	17 Vir 19	17 Vir 36
Bob Christian	18 Leo 14	18 Leo 14
Vera Colombo	5 Leo 32	5 Leo 19
Doris Cross	8 Can 29	8 Can 20
William B. Ginsberg	18 Leo 38	18 Leo 38
Antonia Lamb	19 Leo 44	19 Leo 54
Bob Land	18 Leo 14	18 Leo 10
Tom Laughlin	5 Leo 33	5 Leo 28
Graham Lyle	18 Leo 39	18 Leo 39
Bill Manhoff	21 Can 30	21 Can 38
Judith Richardson	18 Leo 40	18 Leo 45
Marian Talley	8 Can 29	8 Can 21
Bernie Williams	17 Vir 18	17 Vir 23

This person was born with
Saturn conjunct Deucalion
within 1 degree or less:

	Deucalion	Saturn
Olivia DeHavilland	18 Can 24	18 Can 35

These people were born with
Uranus conjunct Deucalion
within 1 degree or less:

	Deucalion	Uranus
Dana Allman	13 Vir 30	13 Vir 04
Dr Dre	13 Vir 22	13 Vir 21
Dennis Lehane	12 Vir 58	13 Vir 10
Federica Moro	13 Vir 21	13 Vir 17
J. K. Rowling	12 Vir 52	12 Vir 54
Michael Vrontakis	13 Vir 30	13 Vir 05
Andrea Zorzi	12 Vir 49	12 Vir 47

Mark Andrew Holmes designed the above symbol for Deucalion, and has written a bit about it at www.geocities.com/mahtezcatpoc/deucalion.html

At its discovery, Deucalion was located at 24 Libra 06 R

Click here for a DEUCALION EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Minor planet 469705, ǂKá̦gára, was discovered March 11, 2005 and was originally designated 2005 EF298. A few years later they discovered that it was actually a binary, with its partner being almost as large, and it was named !Hãunu. And before you say anything, no, those characters in front of the two names are not typos, but part of their names. I will tell you more about that in a bit.

It takes ǂKá̦gára 292.45 years to make one circle around the Sun. And it's far out. When closest to the Sun it reaches 40.013 AU, just a little further out then Eris's closest approach (38.271 AU). But its orbit is almost circular, with an eccentricity of only 0.085. So the furthest it gets to is 44.058 AU (compare that to Eris which moves all the way out to 97.457 AU.) It's orbit is inclined to the ecliptic 1.60 degrees.

THE NAMING

The names ǂKá̦gára and !Hãunu are from the mythology of the |Xam people of South Africa. ǂKá̦gára and his brother-in-law !Hãunu fought a terrible battle. Thunder and lightning were their weapons, and the battle created mountains, clouds and rain. The conflict was fought over ǂKá̦gára's returning his younger sister, wife of !Hãunu, to their parents. That's the mythology.

So now let's talk about the unusual characters that begin the names of these two. These characters are used to represent sounds that are a part of the language of the |Xam people that are unique to various tribes in South Africa. The sounds are a type of click.
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is called a palatal click
is a (post)aveolar click

I was a child the first time I heard this type of sound. A song came on the radio, sung by a South African woman named Miriam Makeba, and it was introduced as "the Click Song." The words of the song included several click sounds that, try as I might, I could not reproduce. (Here is a YouTube video of her singing this song, if you are interested: THE CLICK SONG. )

Anyway, the name of this body, and its partner in the binary system, include these types of click sounds. You can click on these links to hear how the names are pronounced:

ASTROLOGY

It is too soon to give a definitive meaning to this cubewano. But something tells me it will in some way be related to opening the mind to an entirely different way of thinking. As anyone who has studied a language different than their native one will tell you, a language is a kind of mind map, and when you learn a new language you add a new map to your mind. (A friend of mine speaks 7 languages, and as she tells it, she has 7 different mental maps.) Now imagine if you will a mind map using landmarks totally alien to anything you have ever seen or heard before! What wonders will you discover about the universe as you explore this new map?

ǂKá̦gára was at 29 Leo 15 R when it was discovered. (Coincidentally, I first learned of this body recently, shortly after a Solar Eclipse at 29 Leo.) The Sabian Symbol for this degree is "An unsealed letter", and Dane Rudhyar wrote that its keynote is "The realization by the individual that all thoughts and all messages are inevitably to be shared with all men."

I first became intrigued with this body when I discovered where it falls in my chart. My chart-ruler Mercury is 17 Gem 11, conjunct Mars 19 Gem 14, and ǂKá̦gára is 20 Gem 10. (I realize its close proximity to these personal planets might make it difficult for me to see its influence objectively.)

As one does, I began to add its position to people I am close to, and was stunned to find that it is prominent in my wife's chart (Sun 27 Gemi 25, ǂKá̦gára at 26 Gem 00.) But if I consider synastry, she has it only 9 minutes away from my Sun 26 Gem 09. (Yes, she and I have our Suns conjunct.)

My wife had two children before we met. Her one daughter has it almost exact conjunction with her Virgo Moon. Her other daughter doesn't have it conjunct anything, but in Cancer it makes a tight yod with her Neptune in Sagittarius and her Mercury in Aquarius

Turning to my own family, my father had it conjunct his Taurus Moon; my mother had it exact (to the minute) conjunct her Taurus IC; my older daughter has it conjunct her Ascendant; and my younger daughter has it conjunct her Leo North Node.

So whatever it means, it is strong in my life, and I am surrounded by people who have it prominent.

Something told me to look at ǂKá̦gára in the chart for the USA. In the Sag rising chart, it is in Scorpio in the 12th house, in almost exact square to the 3rd house Moon in Aquarius. And speaking of the US, President Joe Biden has his Saturn at 9 Gemini 57 conjunct ǂKá̦gára at 10 Gem 23.

When I saw the discovery degree of 29 Leo 15 it sounded familiar. Where had I see that degree recently? And then I remembered: Donald Trump's Ascendant is 29 Leo 55. So I wondered, what happened in Trump's life when this body was discovered right on his Ascendant?

He married Melania, a woman almost 24 years younger than himself
He opened Trump University (aka Trump Wealth Institute, aka Trump Entrepreneur Initiative LLC). (It was shut down in 2010 amid lawsuits and New York Attorney General alleging it was a scam. Jupiter and Chiron opposed his Ascendant this year, this opposing the discovery degree.
A few years later, newspaper headlines around the US echoed this one from the NewYork Times: "Trump wrote off more than $100 million in business losses to reduce his federal taxes in 2005."

Phil Sedgwick has proposed these keywords and phrases for ǂKá̦gára:

Positive - strong sense of community, sharing both personally and tribally, respect for culture and tradition
Negative - judgmental and rejecting, exclusionary, selfish, deceitful
Mundane - rescue, abduction, warriors, thunder lightning

Click here for an ephemeris for 1900-2050:: ǂKá̦gára EPHEMERIS.

Sila-Nunam

On the 3rd of February 1997, a team of astronomers working together in Hawaii discovered a new body that was initially designated 1997 CS29, and eventually given the number 79360. But it was not until several years later, at the beginning of 2012, that it was officially named Sila-Nunam.

The hyphen in its name is there because this is not a single body, but a pair of objects orbiting around a common center, or what is now called a Binary System. One of these was named Sila and the other Nunam.

Varuna

D The 2000th minor Planet, Varuna, was originally designated 2000 WR106 when it was discovered on November 28, 2000. It has an orbit of 283.20 years, a perihelion of 40.915 AU, and an aphelion of 45.335 AU. It has a diameter of about 560 miles.

Varuna was discovered in the year 2000, but it was seen in 1953, although it was not recognized at the time.

Russian astrologer Denis Kutalyov indicates that the Kuiper Belt may be seen as a sort of boundary of what is knowable; the multiplicity of objects in this region therefore suggests that the doors to the mystery beyond are legion. He further states that Varuna in particular may be seen as conferring notoriety, not to say infamy, and immortality in the sense of renown.

Interestingly, it was discovered during a very strange event in US history: a US election where the results where hotly contested, and where no one knew for sure who was going to be president for days past the election. (Astrologer Jerome Armstrong has noted that the GOP has its natal Varuna at 19 Sagittarius, conjunct George W. Bush's South Node, which Pluto is currently transiting).

It is named after the Hindu god Varuna, the oldest of the vedic (Hindu) deities, the maker and upholder of heaven and the earth. (In Vedism, god of the night sky who with his thousand eyes watches over human conduct and judges good and evil and punishes evildoers; often considered king of the Hindu gods and frequently paired with Mitra as an upholder of the world.) "He knows the pathway of the wind" (Rig Veda, the oldest of the Vedas and the oldest book in Sanskrit). Varuna is the merciful, supportive, and heavenly king of both the gods and humans who controls the physical order of the universe....Keeper of Divine Order, Lord of the Cosmos. He expresses physical power in battle and pro-creative vigor as he upholds cosmic law and a path of order. Omnipotent and omniscient, an enforcer of contracts who punished mortals who did not keep their word, he was also a Lord of the Dead who could confer immortality.

Check out these other pages for more insight into Varuna:

Nick Anthony Firenza's Varuna page

Denis Kutalyov's Varuna: Angel or Demon

Mark Andrew Holmes Varuna page

When Varuna was discovered, it was at 10 Cancer 29 R

Click here for a VARUNA EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Quaoar

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The 5000th minor planet, Quaoar (pronounced kwah-o-wahr), was discovered June 4, 2002, and was originally classified as 2002 LM60. The discovery was announced to the world on October 7, 2002. It has an orbit of 285.97 years, reaches perihelion at 41.914 AU, and aphelion at 44.896 AU.) The wonder of this is that it actually does have a nearly circular orbit...a rarity in this solar system. It is over half the diameter of Pluto....800 miles.

In February 2023 astronomers released some unexpected news: Quaoar became the eighth body in the solar system where rings are found after Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune and minor planets Chiron, Chariklo and Haumea. But the rings of this body are quite different than the others. Unlike the rings around all those bodies, the rings of Quaoar are far from it, which is confusing to planetary scientists because it’s thought that rings only exist close-in where tidal forces prevent the material the makes rings from clumping to form moons. In fact, its rings are twice as far as previously thought possible.

Quaoar was named for a Native American god worshipped by the Tongva people as a creation deity of the Tongva people. (The Tongva are native to the area around Los Angeles, California.) According to legend, Quaoar "came down from heaven; and, after reducing chaos to order, laid out the world on the back of seven giants. He then created the lower animals, and then mankind."

According to Tongva mythology, Quaoar sings and dances the world and other deities into existence.

At the time of its discovery, Quaoar was conjunct the fixed star Antares, the brightest star in the constellation Scorpio. DeVore states that this star has the name Watcher of the West, and can be malevolent, destructive, subject to rash impulses, headtrong obtinancy.......but can also be a sign of honor and good fortune. It will be interesting to see how this plays out as we learn the nature of Quaoar.

Check out these other pages for more insight into Quaoar:

Nick Anthony Firenza's Quaoar page

Mark Andrew Holmes has designed the Quaoar symbol on the right, and has written about it at markandrewholmes.com/quaoar.html

Lynn Koiner has written an article well worth reading on this body: Quaoar, the Centaur of Transformation

Discovery position was 10 Sagittarius 10 R.
It was announced to the world when it was 9 Sagittarius 35.

Click here for a QUAOAR EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

OORT OBJECT

OK, what exactly is an Oort Object? Well, first, you need to understand what the Oort Cloud is.

The Oort Cloud is a spherical cloud of comets situated about 50,000 to 100,000 AU from the Sun. This is approximately 1000 times the distance from the Sun to Pluto or roughly one light year, almost a quarter of the distance from the Sun to Proxima Centauri, the star nearest the Sun. The Oort cloud has its inner disk at the ecliptic from the Kuiper belt. It is believed to be the source of most or all comets entering the inner solar system (some short-period comets may come from the Kuiper belt), based on observations of the orbits of comets. The Oort cloud is believed to be a remnant of the original nebula that collapsed to form the Sun and planets five billion years ago, and is loosely bound to the solar system.

Oort Objects are also known as Detached Objects, Extended Scattered Disk Objects (E-SDO), Distant Detached Objects (DDO) or Scattered-Extended. These are bodies with a perihelion too far away from Neptune to be significantly influenced by it, and so appear to be "detached" from the solar system. Eight other bodies have so far been placed in this classification, but only Sedna so far has been named. Sedna is most likely the largest of these, and for awhile was the one known to go the furthest out. But at least one other, as yet unnamed, goes even further outward: #87269. (2000 OO67). More on this in a bit. Here are a few of the other known Oort Objects:

148209 (2000 CR105)
48639 (1995 TL8)
82075 (2000 YW134)
2003 FZ129
2003 QK91
2003 UY291
2004 XR190
145480 (2005 TB190)

Sedna

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B Sedna, minor planet #90377, is totally amazing. Its orbit (76 AU at perihelion, 928 AU at aphelion), have led some to speculate that it is the planet Nibiru spoken of by author Zechariah Sitchen. It may belong to an "inner" Oort cloud.

If Sedna indeed belongs to the Oort cloud, this may mean that the Oort cloud is both denser and closer to the Sun than previously thought. This has been proposed as possible evidence that the Sun initially formed as part of a dense cluster of stars; with closer neighbors during Oort cloud formation, objects ejected by gas giants would have their orbits circularized closer to the Sun than was predicted for situations with more distant neighbors.

We don't know the size yet, because it is too far out to be able to deduce. But its diameter should be approximately 995 miles. One thing they can tell us is that it is red in color and very shiny. It is said to be the reddest object in the Solar System after the planet Mars.

Sedna was discovered by Mike Brown, Chad Trujillo, and David Rabinowitz on Nov. 14, 2003. (There's that Rabinowitz guy again!) The discovery was announced on March 15, 2004, and was originally designated 2003 VB12.

Its discovery was the farthest distance at which any natural object in solar system has ever been observed. And...are you ready for this? Sedna's orbit takes about 10,706 years!!!!

Sedna was named after the mythical Inuit goddess of the sea. It is said she was thrown into very cold Arctic waters by her father. Naming the faraway body Sedna seemed appropriate to its discoverers as the planetoid may be the coldest object in the Solar System.

The Inuit are an aboriginal people on Earth living on fish and animals in northern Canada above the tree line in the Northwest Territories, and in Northern Quebec and Labrador.

In Inuit mythology, Sedna is a sea goddess and master of the animals, especially mammals such as seals, of the ocean. She lives in and rules over Adlivun, the Inuit underworld.

According to one myth, Sedna, similar to a mermaid, was the daughter of the creator-god Anguta and his wife. She is said to have been so huge and hungry that she ate everything in her parents' home, and even gnawed off one of her father's arms as he slept. According to some versions of the myth, she took a dog for her husband.

Anguta was so angry that he threw her over the side of his canoe. She clung to its sides, whereupon he chopped her fingers off one by one until she let go. She sank to the underworld, becoming the queen of the monsters of the deep, and her huge fingers became the seals, sea-lions and whales hunted by the Inuit.

Other tales assert that Sedna was a beautiful and chaste maiden who was innocently lured into marriage by an evil bird spirit. When her father tried to rescue her, the spirit became angry and caused a terrible storm which threatened the very survival of her people. In desperation, Sedna's father threw her into the raging sea.

The varying legends each give different rationales for her death at the hands of her father. Sometimes she is the innocent victim, and sometimes she appears to deserve death as punishment for greed or some other evil. But all tales agree that she descended into the depths of the ocean and became the Goddess of Sea Creatures. As such she became a vital deity, eagerly worshipped by hunters who depended on her goodwill to supply food.

At its discovery, Sedna was at 17 Tau 58 R
And when it was announced to the world, its postion was 17 Tau 40

Check out these other pages for more insight into Sedna:

Kim Falconer's page, Discover The Astrology Of Sedna

Nick Anthony Firenza's Sedna page

Mark Andrew Holmes' Sedna page: markandrewholmes.com/sedna.html

Richard Brown's Sedna page

And if you go on the Astrology Now website, you can download a copy of Barbara Schermer's article, Sedna: Goddess For Our Time

Click here for a monthly SEDNA EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

But because is such a slow mover, here is also a yearly ephemeris for 1701-1900, at 0 hrs UT:

DATE	LONG	LAT
Jan 1 1701 NS	6 Pi07'	-3 20'
Jan 1 1702 NS	6 Pi13'	-3 21'
Jan 1 1703 NS	6 Pi19'	-3 22'
Jan 1 1704 NS	6 Pi25'	-3 23'
Jan 1 1705 NS	6 Pi31'	-3 24'
Jan 1 1706 NS	6 Pi38'	-3 25'
Jan 1 1707 NS	6 Pi44'	-3 26'
Jan 1 1708 NS	6 Pi50'	-3 27'
Jan 1 1709 NS	6 Pi56'	-3 28'
Jan 1 1710 NS	7 Pi03'	-3 30'
Jan 1 1711 NS	7 Pi09'	-3 31'
Jan 1 1712 NS	7 Pi15'	-3 32'
Jan 1 1713 NS	7 Pi22'	-3 33'
Jan 1 1714 NS	7 Pi28'	-3 34'
Jan 1 1715 NS	7 Pi34'	-3 35'
Jan 1 1716 NS	7 Pi40'	-3 36'
Jan 1 1717 NS	7 Pi47'	-3 37'
Jan 1 1718 NS	7 Pi53'	-3 38'
Jan 1 1719 NS	7 Pi59'	-3 40'
Jan 1 1720 NS	8 Pi06'	-3 41'
Jan 1 1721 NS	8 Pi12'	-3 42'
Jan 1 1722 NS	8 Pi18'	-3 43'
Jan 1 1723 NS	8 Pi25'	-3 44'
Jan 1 1724 NS	8 Pi31'	-3 45'
Jan 1 1725 NS	8 Pi38'	-3 46'
Jan 1 1726 NS	8 Pi45'	-3 48'
Jan 1 1727 NS	8 Pi52'	-3 49'
Jan 1 1728 NS	8 Pi58'	-3 50'
Jan 1 1729 NS	9 Pi05'	-3 51'
Jan 1 1730 NS	9 Pi12'	-3 52'
Jan 1 1731 NS	9 Pi19'	-3 53'
Jan 1 1732 NS	9 Pi25'	-3 55'
Jan 1 1733 NS	9 Pi32'	-3 56'
Jan 1 1734 NS	9 Pi39'	-3 57'
Jan 1 1735 NS	9 Pi45'	-3 58'
Jan 1 1736 NS	9 Pi52'	-3 59'
Jan 1 1737 NS	9 Pi59'	-4 01'
Jan 1 1738 NS	10 Pi06'	-4 02'
Jan 1 1739 NS	10 Pi13'	-4 03'
Jan 1 1740 NS	10 Pi19'	-4 04'
Jan 1 1741 NS	10 Pi27'	-4 05'
Jan 1 1742 NS	10 Pi33'	-4 07'
Jan 1 1743 NS	10 Pi40'	-4 08'
Jan 1 1744 NS	10 Pi47'	-4 09'
Jan 1 1745 NS	10 Pi55'	-4 10'
Jan 1 1746 NS	11 Pi02'	-4 12'
Jan 1 1747 NS	11 Pi09'	-4 13'
Jan 1 1748 NS	11 Pi16'	-4 14'
Jan 1 1749 NS	11 Pi23'	-4 15'
Jan 1 1750 NS	11 Pi31'	-4 17'
Jan 1 1751 NS	11 Pi38'	-4 18'
Jan 1 1752 NS	11 Pi45'	-4 19'
Jan 1 1753 NS	11 Pi52'	-4 20'
Jan 1 1754 NS	11 Pi59'	-4 22'
Jan 1 1755 NS	12 Pi07'	-4 23'
Jan 1 1756 NS	12 Pi14'	-4 24'
Jan 1 1757 NS	12 Pi21'	-4 26'
Jan 1 1758 NS	12 Pi28'	-4 27'
Jan 1 1759 NS	12 Pi36'	-4 28'
Jan 1 1760 NS	12 Pi43'	-4 29'
Jan 1 1761 NS	12 Pi51'	-4 31'
Jan 1 1762 NS	12 Pi59'	-4 32'
Jan 1 1763 NS	13 Pi06'	-4 33'
Jan 1 1764 NS	13 Pi14'	-4 35'
Jan 1 1765 NS	13 Pi22'	-4 36'
Jan 1 1766 NS	13 Pi29'	-4 37'
Jan 1 1767 NS	13 Pi37'	-4 39'
Jan 1 1768 NS	13 Pi45'	-4 40'
Jan 1 1769 NS	13 Pi53'	-4 41'
Jan 1 1770 NS	14 Pi00'	-4 43'
Jan 1 1771 NS	14 Pi08'	-4 44'
Jan 1 1772 NS	14 Pi16'	-4 45'
Jan 1 1773 NS	14 Pi24'	-4 47'
Jan 1 1774 NS	14 Pi31'	-4 48'
Jan 1 1775 NS	14 Pi39'	-4 50'
Jan 1 1776 NS	14 Pi47'	-4 51'
Jan 1 1777 NS	14 Pi55'	-4 52'
Jan 1 1778 NS	15 Pi03'	-4 54'
Jan 1 1779 NS	15 Pi11'	-4 55'
Jan 1 1780 NS	15 Pi19'	-4 57'
Jan 1 1781 NS	15 Pi27'	-4 58'
Jan 1 1782 NS	15 Pi36'	-4 59'
Jan 1 1783 NS	15 Pi44'	-5 01'
Jan 1 1784 NS	15 Pi52'	-5 02'
Jan 1 1785 NS	16 Pi01'	-5 04'
Jan 1 1786 NS	16 Pi09'	-5 05'
Jan 1 1787 NS	16 Pi18'	-5 07'
Jan 1 1788 NS	16 Pi26'	-5 08'
Jan 1 1789 NS	16 Pi34'	-5 09'
Jan 1 1790 NS	16 Pi43'	-5 11'
Jan 1 1791 NS	16 Pi51'	-5 12'
Jan 1 1792 NS	16 Pi59'	-5 14'
Jan 1 1793 NS	17 Pi08'	-5 15'
Jan 1 1794 NS	17 Pi16'	-5 17'
Jan 1 1795 NS	17 Pi25'	-5 18'
Jan 1 1796 NS	17 Pi34'	-5 20'
Jan 1 1797 NS	17 Pi43'	-5 21'
Jan 1 1798 NS	17 Pi51'	-5 23'
Jan 1 1799 NS	18 Pi00'	-5 24'
Jan 1 1800 NS	18 Pi09'	-5 26'

DATE	LONG	LAT
Jan 1 1801 NS	18 Pi18'	-5 27'
Jan 1 1802 NS	18 Pi27'	-5 29'
Jan 1 1803 NS	18 Pi36'	-5 30'
Jan 1 1804 NS	18 Pi45'	-5 32'
Jan 1 1805 NS	18 Pi54'	-5 33'
Jan 1 1806 NS	19 Pi03'	-5 35'
Jan 1 1807 NS	19 Pi12'	-5 37'
Jan 1 1808 NS	19 Pi21'	-5 38'
Jan 1 1809 NS	19 Pi31'	-5 40'
Jan 1 1810 NS	19 Pi40'	-5 41'
Jan 1 1811 NS	19 Pi49'	-5 43'
Jan 1 1812 NS	19 Pi58'	-5 44'
Jan 1 1813 NS	20 Pi08'	-5 46'
Jan 1 1814 NS	20 Pi17'	-5 48'
Jan 1 1815 NS	20 Pi26'	-5 49'
Jan 1 1816 NS	20 Pi36'	-5 51'
Jan 1 1817 NS	20 Pi45'	-5 52'
Jan 1 1818 NS	20 Pi55'	-5 54'
Jan 1 1819 NS	21 Pi05'	-5 56'
Jan 1 1820 NS	21 Pi15'	-5 57'
Jan 1 1821 NS	21 Pi25'	-5 59'
Jan 1 1822 NS	21 Pi35'	-6 00'
Jan 1 1823 NS	21 Pi44'	-6 02'
Jan 1 1824 NS	21 Pi54'	-6 04'
Jan 1 1825 NS	22 Pi04'	-6 05'
Jan 1 1826 NS	22 Pi14'	-6 07'
Jan 1 1827 NS	22 Pi24'	-6 09'
Jan 1 1828 NS	22 Pi34'	-6 10'
Jan 1 1829 NS	22 Pi44'	-6 12'
Jan 1 1830 NS	22 Pi54'	-6 14'
Jan 1 1831 NS	23 Pi05'	-6 16'
Jan 1 1832 NS	23 Pi15'	-6 17'
Jan 1 1833 NS	23 Pi25'	-6 19'
Jan 1 1834 NS	23 Pi36'	-6 21'
Jan 1 1835 NS	23 Pi46'	-6 22'
Jan 1 1836 NS	23 Pi57'	-6 24'
Jan 1 1837 NS	24 Pi07'	-6 26'
Jan 1 1838 NS	24 Pi18'	-6 28'
Jan 1 1839 NS	24 Pi29'	-6 29'
Jan 1 1840 NS	24 Pi40'	-6 31'
Jan 1 1841 NS	24 Pi50'	-6 33'
Jan 1 1842 NS	25 Pi01'	-6 35'
Jan 1 1843 NS	25 Pi12'	-6 36'
Jan 1 1844 NS	25 Pi23'	-6 38'
Jan 1 1845 NS	25 Pi34'	-6 40'
Jan 1 1846 NS	25 Pi46'	-6 42'
Jan 1 1847 NS	25 Pi57'	-6 44'
Jan 1 1848 NS	26 Pi08'	-6 45'
Jan 1 1849 NS	26 Pi19'	-6 47'
Jan 1 1850 NS	26 Pi30'	-6 49'
Jan 1 1851 NS	26 Pi41'	-6 51'
Jan 1 1852 NS	26 Pi53'	-6 53'
Jan 1 1853 NS	27 Pi04'	-6 55'
Jan 1 1854 NS	27 Pi16'	-6 56'
Jan 1 1855 NS	27 Pi28'	-6 58'
Jan 1 1856 NS	27 Pi40'	-7 00'
Jan 1 1857 NS	27 Pi52'	-7 02'
Jan 1 1858 NS	28 Pi04'	-7 04'
Jan 1 1859 NS	28 Pi16'	-7 06'
Jan 1 1860 NS	28 Pi28'	-7 08'
Jan 1 1861 NS	28 Pi40'	-7 10'
Jan 1 1862 NS	28 Pi52'	-7 11'
Jan 1 1863 NS	29 Pi04'	-7 13'
Jan 1 1864 NS	29 Pi16'	-7 15'
Jan 1 1865 NS	29 Pi28'	-7 17'
Jan 1 1866 NS	29 Pi41'	-7 19'
Jan 1 1867 NS	29 Pi53'	-7 21'
Jan 1 1868 NS	0 Ar06'	-7 23'
Jan 1 1869 NS	0 Ar18'	-7 25'
Jan 1 1870 NS	0 Ar31'	-7 27'
Jan 1 1871 NS	0 Ar44'	-7 29'
Jan 1 1872 NS	0 Ar56'	-7 31'
Jan 1 1873 NS	1 Ar09'	-7 33'
Jan 1 1874 NS	1 Ar22'	-7 35'
Jan 1 1875 NS	1 Ar36'	-7 37'
Jan 1 1876 NS	1 Ar49'	-7 39'
Jan 1 1877 NS	2 Ar02'	-7 41'
Jan 1 1878 NS	2 Ar16'	-7 43'
Jan 1 1879 NS	2 Ar29'	-7 45'
Jan 1 1880 NS	2 Ar43'	-7 47'
Jan 1 1881 NS	2 Ar56'	-7 49'
Jan 1 1882 NS	3 Ar10'	-7 51'
Jan 1 1883 NS	3 Ar24'	-7 53'
Jan 1 1884 NS	3 Ar38'	-7 55'
Jan 1 1885 NS	3 Ar51'	-7 57'
Jan 1 1886 NS	4 Ar05'	-7 59'
Jan 1 1887 NS	4 Ar19'	-8 01'
Jan 1 1888 NS	4 Ar33'	-8 03'
Jan 1 1889 NS	4 Ar47'	-8 05'
Jan 1 1890 NS	5 Ar02'	-8 08'
Jan 1 1891 NS	5 Ar16'	-8 10'
Jan 1 1892 NS	5 Ar31'	-8 12'
Jan 1 1893 NS	5 Ar46'	-8 14'
Jan 1 1894 NS	6 Ar00'	-8 16'
Jan 1 1895 NS	6 Ar15'	-8 18'
Jan 1 1896 NS	6 Ar30'	-8 20'
Jan 1 1897 NS	6 Ar45'	-8 22'
Jan 1 1898 NS	7 Ar01'	-8 25'
Jan 1 1899 NS	7 Ar16'	-8 27'
Jan 1 1900 NS	7 Ar31'	-8 29'
Jan 1 1901	07 Ar46'	-08 31'

#87269 (2000 OO67)

Sedna's discovery was amazing. Imagine a body that takes over 11,000 years to orbit the Sun. I thought I'd seen everything! That is, until the Cerro Tololo Observatory in Chile discovered, on July 29, 2000 , one with an 11,760 year orbit! If any body fits Sitchen's idea of Nibiru, it's got to be #87269. So I've nicknamed it Nibiru, at least until it gets an official name.

Nibiru travels out to 1013 .504 AU from the Sun at aphelion. That's more than twice the distance Pluto gets when it is furthest out. But get this: when it is at its perihelion, it gets as close as 20.7726 AU! That closer than Neptune or Pluto ever gets.....in fact, that is almost to the orbit of Uranus, which at furthest out can reach 20.09 AU. One could even say that once one has stepped beyond the walls (Saturn) to explore the new and different (Uranus), this body is waiting as a bridge to take us to the furthest reaches of reality!

We just recently witnessed its Perihelion April 18-19, 2005, approximately 24 Pisces 36. Pluto at that time was about 24 Sagittarius 22.

Since it moves, relatively, so close to the Sun, and crosses the orbits of Neptune and Pluto, some astronomers have classed it as a Centaur. If it is a Centaur, it is a truly remarkable one! Its orbit has an eccentricity of 0.95983. To put that in perspective, 0.0 would be a perfect circle, and 1.0 would be a straight line! Its' orbit is inclined to the ecliptic 20.0729 degrees.

Francesco Schiavinotto has been exploring this little body, and has found some intriguing people who had it in very close conjunction with their Sun:

Alfred Wegener had Sun 9 Scorpio 26 conjunct #87269 at 9 Scorpio 23. He is known for his theory of continental drift, and his book discussing earth's geological evolution led to the now well-established theory of plate tectonics. Imagine the type of mind that has no difficulty visualizing changes over perhaps hundreds of millions of years. He also was known for introducing the idea that the craters on the moon were not of volcanic origin, but rather, the result of meteor impact.
Giovanni Arduino (Caprino Veronese had it at 21 Libra 56, conjunct the Sun at 22 Libra 42. This gentleman was known as the "Father of Italian Geology." He is known for developing the first classification of the geological history of this planet, dividing it into four periods: Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, and Quaternary.
Oskar Barnack had it at 9 Scorpio 10, Sun 8 Scorpio 41. A mechancial genius, he also spearheaded the making of the first 35 millimeter camera for the general publc.

I've collected a number of people with close conjunctions from Nibiru to one or more personal planets. I've grouped them according to the body that is in conjunction, or if they have multiple points in conjunction, the closest aspect decides which group. I've allowed a maximum orb of 1-1/2 degrees, although in a few cases wider orbs are included if the conjunctions are a part of a group or stellium. Click on their names and it will take you to biographical page for the person. If no house is listed, the time was unknown and I used Noon positions:

SUN

Ary Barroso - 14 Scorpio 14 conj. Sun 13 Scorpio 38 in the 2nd house
William Kininmonth - 14 Scorpio 30 conj. Sun 15 Scorpio 47 in the 8th house
Harry Torczyner - 16 Scorpio 03 conj. Sun 15 Scorpio 38, Mercury 13 Scorpio 25 and Venus 11 Scorpio 15 in the 4th house
Dana Gerhardt - 3 Sagittarius 51 conj. Sun 3 Sagittarius 45 and the IC 2 Sagittarius 59
Kim Rogers-Gallagher - 6 Sagittarius 32 conj. Sun 4 Sagittarius 11 and MC 8 Sagittarius 17
Howie Mandel - 5 Sagittarius 13 conj. Sun 6 Sagittarius 37 and Mercury 3 Sagittarius 50 in 11th house
Milla Jovovich - 24 Sagittarius 30 conj. Sun 25 Sagittarius 00 in the 6th house
Ilona Staller - 2 Sagittarius 37 conj. Sun 3 Sagittarius 04 in 1st house

MERCURY:

Bruno Ducati - 14 Scorpio 28 conj. Sun 12 Scorpio 36 and Mercury 15 Scorpio 41 (noon chart)
Salvador Dali - 13 Scorpio 30 conj. Mercury 13 Scorpio 19 and North Node 13 Scorpio 37 in the 11th house
Andre Malraux - 13 Scorpio 44 conj. Mercury 13 Scorpio 02 and North Node 13 Scorpio 35 in the 7th house
Jack Oakie - 14 Scorpio 18 conj. Mercury 13 Scorpio 26 in the 1st house
Barbara H. Watters - 15 Scorpio 00 conj. Mercury 16 Scorpio 11 in the 4th house
Yves Brayer - 15 Scorpio 21 conj. Mercury 16 Scorpio 18 in the 11th house near 12th cusp
Pierre Dreyfus - 15 Scorpio 21 conj. Mercury 16 Scorpio 37 in the 3rd house
Henri-Geroges Clouzot - 15 Scorpio 23 conj. Mercury 14 Scorpio 25 in the 6th house
Alberto Moravia - 15 Scorpio 28 conj. Mercury 15 Scorpio 07 in the 1st house
Madeleine Sologne - 16 Scorpio 27 conj. Mercury 17 Scorpio 51 in the 1st house
Hetty P. de Boer-Jongkind - 2 Sagittarius 19 conj. Mercury 1 Sagittarius 44 in the 12th house
Lou Ferrigno - 2 Sagittarius 19 conj. Mercury 1 Sagittarius 34 in the 3rd house
Roseanne Barr - 2 Sagittarius 50 conj. Mercury 3 Sagittarius 20 in the 10th house
Kiefer Sutherland - 14 Sagittarius 27 conj. Mercury 13 Sagittarius 50 in the 11th house
Florence Griffith-Joyner - 8 Sagittarius 29 conj. Mercury 9 Sagittarius 37 (part of a stellium including Mars 12 Sagittarius 34 and Jupiter 16 Sagittarius 04) in the 3rd house

VENUS:

Ed Sullivan - 13 Scorpio 22 conj. Venus 13 Scorpio 22 and North Node 14 Scorpio 04. (Noon positions)
Enrico Fermi - 13 Scorpio 23 conj. Venus 14 Scorpio 01 and North Node 14 Scorpio 01 in the 7th house
Oliver Messiaen - 15 Scorpio 52 conj. Venus 15 Scorpio 22 in the 2nd house
George Brasno - 16 Scorpio 48 conj. Venus 16 Scorpio 15 in the 5th house. (also see George Brasno
Louise Bourgeois - 16 Scorpio 49 conj. Venus 17 Scorpio 58 in the 9th house
Kim Basinger - 4 Sagittarius 05 conj. Venus 3 Sagittarius 45 in the 10th house
LL Cool J - 15 Sagittarius 57 conj. Venus 15 Sagittarius 49 in the 4th house

MARS:

Albert Dubout - 14 Scorpio 32 conj. Mars 15 Scorpio 15 in the 7th house
Joseph Cotten - 14 Scorpio 32 conj. Mars 15 Scorpio 07 in the 5th house
Henry Fonda - 14 Scorpio 31 conj. Mars 14 Scorpio 38 in the 2nd house
Leon Arnaud - 14 Scorpio 06 conj. Mars 13 Scorpio 54 and MC 14 Scorpio 59
Dennis Morgan - 15 Scorpio 57 conj. Mars 16 Scorpio 28 in the 8th house near 9th cusp
Pierre Mend s France - 15 Scorpio 35 conj. Mars 15 Scorpio 11 in 7th house near 8th cusp
Waldemar Falco - 2 Sagittarius 07 conj. Mars 1 Sagittarius 41 in the 12th house
Jean-Marc Rouillan - 2 Sagittarius 07 conj. Mars 1 Sagittarius 47 in the 9th house
John Travolta - 4 Sagittarius 59 conj. Mars 4 Sagittarius 58 in the 5th house
Pat Ahearne - 17 Sagittarius 13 between MC 16 Sagittarius 50 and Sun 18 Sagittarius 36. See also Pat Ahearne

JUPITER:

Vaughn Monroe - 15 Scorpio 58 conj. Jupiter 16 Scorpio 13 in the 7th house

Francesco has suggested some keywords as a result of her research:

Times/Ages Marker
Milestones
Evolutionary Steps/Stages
Something rising from the Past
Revelations coming from unknown / far frontiers
Aging's Glories and Ruins
Long ways without a return
The Deeply Instructed Alerter
Long Term Environmental Impact
The Hope of the Centuries
The Truth Seeker
Freedom of the Individual Conscience
Freedom of Thought
Human Perfectability
Modernisation of Ancient Methods

It moved back and forth over the border between Libra and Scorpio from 1810-1816, and between Scorpio and Sagittarius from 1946-1948. 1979 saw it moving into Capricorn, 1992-1993 into Aquarius, 2000-2001 into Pisces (it was discovered at 0 Pisces 58 R), and 2006-2007 into Aries, where it is right now. On May 13, 2012, it crosses briefly into Taurus, returning to Aries on November 24. On February 11, 2013 it moves into Taurus again where it will stay until 2020. Clearly it's in the faster part of its orbit

Click here for a monthly 87269 EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020. And, because it is so slow moving, here is also a yearly ephemeris for 1701-1900, at 0 hrs UT:

DATE	LONG	LAT
Jan 1 1701	21 Li18'	17 59'
Jan 1 1702	21 Li21'	18 00'
Jan 1 1703	21 Li25'	18 00'
Jan 1 1704	21 Li29'	18 00'
Jan 1 1705	21 Li32'	18 01'
Jan 1 1706	21 Li36'	18 01'
Jan 1 1707	21 Li40'	18 02'
Jan 1 1708	21 Li44'	18 02'
Jan 1 1709	21 Li48'	18 03'
Jan 1 1710	21 Li52'	18 03'
Jan 1 1711	21 Li56'	18 03'
Jan 1 1712	22 Li00'	18 04'
Jan 1 1713	22 Li04'	18 04'
Jan 1 1714	22 Li08'	18 05'
Jan 1 1715	22 Li12'	18 05'
Jan 1 1716	22 Li15'	18 06'
Jan 1 1717	22 Li19'	18 06'
Jan 1 1718	22 Li23'	18 06'
Jan 1 1719	22 Li27'	18 07'
Jan 1 1720	22 Li31'	18 07'
Jan 1 1721	22 Li35'	18 08'
Jan 1 1722	22 Li39'	18 08'
Jan 1 1723	22 Li43'	18 09'
Jan 1 1724	22 Li47'	18 09'
Jan 1 1725	22 Li51'	18 10'
Jan 1 1726	22 Li56'	18 10'
Jan 1 1727	23 Li00'	18 11'
Jan 1 1728	23 Li04'	18 11'
Jan 1 1729	23 Li08'	18 11'
Jan 1 1730	23 Li12'	18 12'
Jan 1 1731	23 Li17'	18 12'
Jan 1 1732	23 Li21'	18 13'
Jan 1 1733	23 Li25'	18 13'
Jan 1 1734	23 Li29'	18 14'
Jan 1 1735	23 Li33'	18 14'
Jan 1 1736	23 Li38'	18 15'
Jan 1 1737	23 Li42'	18 15'
Jan 1 1738	23 Li46'	18 16'
Jan 1 1739	23 Li50'	18 16'
Jan 1 1740	23 Li54'	18 17'
Jan 1 1741	23 Li59'	18 17'
Jan 1 1742	24 Li03'	18 17'
Jan 1 1743	24 Li08'	18 18'
Jan 1 1744	24 Li12'	18 18'
Jan 1 1745	24 Li17'	18 19'
Jan 1 1746	24 Li21'	18 19'
Jan 1 1747	24 Li26'	18 20'
Jan 1 1748	24 Li30'	18 20'
Jan 1 1749	24 Li35'	18 21'
Jan 1 1750	24 Li40'	18 21'
Jan 1 1751	24 Li44'	18 22'
Jan 1 1752	24 Li49'	18 22'
Jan 1 1753	24 Li53'	18 23'
Jan 1 1754	24 Li58'	18 23'
Jan 1 1755	25 Li02'	18 24'
Jan 1 1756	25 Li07'	18 24'
Jan 1 1757	25 Li12'	18 25'
Jan 1 1758	25 Li16'	18 25'
Jan 1 1759	25 Li21'	18 26'
Jan 1 1760	25 Li26'	18 26'
Jan 1 1761	25 Li30'	18 27'
Jan 1 1762	25 Li35'	18 27'
Jan 1 1763	25 Li40'	18 28'
Jan 1 1764	25 Li45'	18 28'
Jan 1 1765	25 Li50'	18 29'
Jan 1 1766	25 Li55'	18 29'
Jan 1 1767	26 Li00'	18 30'
Jan 1 1768	26 Li05'	18 30'
Jan 1 1769	26 Li10'	18 31'
Jan 1 1770	26 Li15'	18 31'
Jan 1 1771	26 Li20'	18 32'
Jan 1 1772	26 Li25'	18 32'
Jan 1 1773	26 Li30'	18 33'
Jan 1 1774	26 Li35'	18 33'
Jan 1 1775	26 Li40'	18 34'
Jan 1 1776	26 Li45'	18 34'
Jan 1 1777	26 Li50'	18 35'
Jan 1 1778	26 Li55'	18 36'
Jan 1 1779	27 Li00'	18 36'
Jan 1 1780	27 Li06'	18 37'
Jan 1 1781	27 Li11'	18 37'
Jan 1 1782	27 Li17'	18 38'
Jan 1 1783	27 Li22'	18 38'
Jan 1 1784	27 Li27'	18 39'
Jan 1 1785	27 Li33'	18 39'
Jan 1 1786	27 Li38'	18 40'
Jan 1 1787	27 Li44'	18 40'
Jan 1 1788	27 Li49'	18 41'
Jan 1 1789	27 Li55'	18 42'
Jan 1 1790	28 Li00'	18 42'
Jan 1 1791	28 Li06'	18 43'
Jan 1 1792	28 Li11'	18 43'
Jan 1 1793	28 Li17'	18 44'
Jan 1 1794	28 Li22'	18 44'
Jan 1 1795	28 Li28'	18 45'
Jan 1 1796	28 Li34'	18 45'
Jan 1 1797	28 Li40'	18 46'
Jan 1 1798	28 Li45'	18 46'
Jan 1 1799	28 Li51'	18 47'

DATE	LONG	LAT
Jan 1 1800	28 Li57'	18 48'
Jan 1 1801	29 Li03'	18 48'
Jan 1 1802	29 Li09'	18 49'
Jan 1 1803	29 Li15'	18 49'
Jan 1 1804	29 Li21'	18 50'
Jan 1 1805	29 Li27'	18 50'
Jan 1 1806	29 Li34'	18 51'
Jan 1 1807	29 Li40'	18 51'
Jan 1 1808	29 Li46'	18 52'
Jan 1 1809	29 Li52'	18 53'
Jan 1 1810	29 Li58'	18 53'
Jan 1 1811	0 Sc04'	18 54'
Jan 1 1812	0 Sc10'	18 54'
Jan 1 1813	0 Sc17'	18 55'
Jan 1 1814	0 Sc23'	18 55'
Jan 1 1815	0 Sc29'	18 56'
Jan 1 1816	0 Sc36'	18 57'
Jan 1 1817	0 Sc43'	18 57'
Jan 1 1818	0 Sc49'	18 58'
Jan 1 1819	0 Sc56'	18 58'
Jan 1 1820	1 Sc03'	18 59'
Jan 1 1821	1 Sc10'	19 00'
Jan 1 1822	1 Sc16'	19 00'
Jan 1 1823	1 Sc23'	19 01'
Jan 1 1824	1 Sc30'	19 01'
Jan 1 1825	1 Sc37'	19 02'
Jan 1 1826	1 Sc44'	19 03'
Jan 1 1827	1 Sc51'	19 03'
Jan 1 1828	1 Sc58'	19 04'
Jan 1 1829	2 Sc05'	19 04'
Jan 1 1830	2 Sc12'	19 05'
Jan 1 1831	2 Sc19'	19 06'
Jan 1 1832	2 Sc26'	19 06'
Jan 1 1833	2 Sc34'	19 07'
Jan 1 1834	2 Sc41'	19 08'
Jan 1 1835	2 Sc48'	19 08'
Jan 1 1836	2 Sc56'	19 09'
Jan 1 1837	3 Sc03'	19 09'
Jan 1 1838	3 Sc11'	19 10'
Jan 1 1839	3 Sc19'	19 10'
Jan 1 1840	3 Sc27'	19 11'
Jan 1 1841	3 Sc35'	19 12'
Jan 1 1842	3 Sc43'	19 12'
Jan 1 1843	3 Sc50'	19 13'
Jan 1 1844	3 Sc58'	19 14'
Jan 1 1845	4 Sc06'	19 14'
Jan 1 1846	4 Sc14'	19 15'
Jan 1 1847	4 Sc22'	19 16'
Jan 1 1848	4 Sc30'	19 16'
Jan 1 1849	4 Sc39'	19 17'
Jan 1 1850	4 Sc47'	19 17'
Jan 1 1851	4 Sc55'	19 18'
Jan 1 1852	5 Sc04'	19 19'
Jan 1 1853	5 Sc12'	19 19'
Jan 1 1854	5 Sc21'	19 20'
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Leleãkühonua

Leleãkühonua (minor planet 541132) is an Oort Object, like Sedna, and it is sometimes called a sednoid. It was discovered on Oct 13, 2015, and its provisional designation was 2015 TG387. Astronomers took the two letters from that designation to come up with a nickname for it, The Goblin.

I had thought the orbit of Sedna was huge, taking about 11,408 years to go once around the Sun. But this body takes almost three times that long...about 32 thousand years. When closest to the Sun (perihelion) it is 65 AU away, but at its furthest point (aphelion) it reaches 2000 AU! To give you an idea of how extreme this is, one of its discovers, Dave Tholen, said that for some 99 percent of its orbit "it would be too faint to see even with today's largest telescopes." Its eccentricity is 0.94 (1.0 would be a straight line), and has an inclination to the ecliptic of 12 degrees.

The next time it reaches its closest approach to the Sun will be in 2078 (one estimate is April 10, 2078 at 11:19:49 pm UT). Think about it this...it was around 30 Thousand BC when last it was near our star!

It received its official name in June 2020. How it got its name is an interesting story. According to space.com, its extreme journey...so close to the Sun, and so far away, inspired students to come up with the name.

"The kids were inspired by this bird, the kolea," Kimura said, referring to a species also known as the Pacific Golden-Plover. The plover spends its summers in Alaska and its winters in Hawaii, clocking as much as 2,000 miles (3,200 kilometers) in a single flight, according to the National Audubon Society. For the students in the naming program, that sounded an awful lot like the dwarf planet. "They only come here once a year," Kimura said of the plovers. "They feed and they get a little chubbier and then they fly back," much like how the dwarf planet gains energy when it is closer to the sun, before migrating back out to the icy reaches of the solar system.
The discoverers stated that the name "compares the orbit to the flight of migratory birds and evokes a yearning to be near Earth".

One astrologer who posts on a blog under the name of Bjorkstrand has said that his preliminary studies on this body have caused him to nickname it "the seer".

Ephemeris - 1900-2050

If you would like to explore this body astrologically, I have an ephemeris for every 10 days for 1900-2050 here: Leleãkühonua Ephemeris

Astrology

It was discovered at 6 Aries 28 R., so the discovery degree is the 7th degree of Aries. Dane Rudhyar wrote of the Sabian Symbol: "A MAN SUCCEEDS IN EXPRESSING HIMSELF SIMULTANEOUSLY IN TWO REALMS" and said the keynote for the degree is "The first realization of the dual nature of man and of the possibilities it implies.."

INTERESTING ORBIT:

Leleãkühonua began travelling back and forth from Scorpio to Sagittarius in the hear 47, and was firmly on its Sagittarian path beginning October 52. It would take almost twelve centuries before it would see the next sign.

It would not be until 1214 that it would an moving back and forth between Sagittarius and Capricorn in 1214, and and not until 1221 before it was firmly in the latter sign. It would take over 3 centuries to journey through Capricorn. Next it moved back and forth over the borders between Capricorn and Aquarius several times beginning the end of March 1750, and moved firmly into Aquarius at the end of November 1754. Then it moved slowly through Aquarius, albeit not as slow as it had in Capricorn., and was in Aquarius for almost two centuries.

It first crossed the border into Pisces at the beginning of April 1931, moving back and forth several times, until it moved firmly into Pisces at the beginning of December 1933, traversing this sign in, not centuries, but decades. It first crossed into Aries briefly in early May 2004, then back a few times until about January 24, 2006 when it began its travel through Aries in earnest.

To give you an idea of its current motion, the year 2020 began with it at 8 Ari 42, it reached 10 Ari 33 when it turned retrograde on July 12, and it finishes off 2020 with a position of 9 Ari 24 on Dec 31.

It will hang around Aries until September 2045 when it makes its first foray into Taurus, and then firmily establishes its path in that sign in February 2047. Its position, at the proposed perihelion date of April 10, 2078, will be 29 Tau 45. We can't really imagine how long it will stay in one sign when it is furthest from the Sun, but it could take over a thousand years to move through a sign when it is at aphelion!

I haven't even begun to explore its possible meanings, but it definitely intrigues me. Natally I have it 6 Pis 28 R in the 12th, square my 9th house Moon at 7 Sag 06. I have a feeling it has a lot to tell me...just hope I can 'hear' it in this lifetime. My partner Lynette has it only 5 minutes away from an exact conjunction with her Mars in Pisces, so there must be a lot of stories for her too.

SCATTERED DISK OBJECT

Beginning just past the outer edge of the Kuiper Belt begins the range of a group of icy objects called Scattered Disk Objects, or SDO's. Eris, the biggest of these, has been classified a Dwarf Planet. This range is from about 3 billion miles to at least 20 billion and possibly as much as 90 billion miles from the Sun. Most astronomers believe that these bodies came from the Kuiper belt, but a close encounter with Neptune caused their ejection. Most periodic comets, these astronomers say, originated in the scattered disk area. And most Centaurs could be an intermediary stage for these bodies, after being ejected from the Kuiper belt, but before they head in towards the Sun as comets. (For this reason, most astronomical sites list Centaurs and SDO's in the same table.) The orbits of SDO's are wild and random, with large orbital eccentricities and large inclinations to the ecliptic.

On January 20, 2006, the Hubble Space Telescope was aimed at the Centaur #42355 (2002 CR46), and were stunned to find out that it was actually a binary. That is, a two-body system, with one part orbiting the other at a distance of 1,300 kilometers (800 miles). (CR46 was originally discovered February 5, 2002, so it took astronomers almost four years to discover it had a moon.)

While other binary minor planets have been found, CR46 was the first known binary Centaur. This led astronomers into all sorts of speculations, including the possibility that there may be binary comets orbiting our Sun.

It's eccentricity is 0.5407609, and an orbital period of 235.76 years. First thing I thought when I read that was that the orbit was huge compared to the other Centaurs. We'll go back to that in a moment.

Only a few months later, on April 11, 2006, a second binary Centaur was observed, #65489 (2003 FX128). (FX128 had been originally discovered March 22, 2003.)

But this body had an even stranger orbit for a Centaur than CR46. The eccentricity was 0.8258985, and the orbital period of 1028.702 years! When astronomers realized this, they did some thinking, and reclassified both of these bodies. They are now no longer called Centaurs. Rather, they are SDO's, or Scattered Disk Objects.

I'm actually relieved, considering the names they later were given! Astronomers have decided that those SDO's with Centaur-like transitional orbits between TNO's and comets which are not quite Centaurs, not quite comets will be named for other hybrid or shape-shifting mythical creatures. So far, two of these have been named, both binary objects.

(42355) Typhon

#42355 was named Typhon on November 9, 2006. It's orbit is 235.76 years, with an inclination of 2.4280935. It has a high eccentricity (0.5407609), which shows in the large difference between its aphelion (58.799297 AU) and perihelion (17.525714 AU).

It was named Typhon, one of the Titans, a monstrous storm-giant, sometimes described as a destructive hurricane, who was so huge that his head was said to brush the stars. From head to thighs he had the shape of a man, but two poisonous snakes were in place of legs, and instead of fingers on his hands, there were fifty serpent heads on each hand. He was winged, with pointed ears and eyes flashing fire. When the Titans battled the Olympian gods, he was defeated and imprisoned in Tartrus by Zeus (Jupiter).

When a moon was discovered, it was named after his mate Echidna. Typhon and Echidna were parents of Cerberus (the dog at the entrance to Hades), the Lernaen Hydra, the Chimaera, and the Sphinx.

Benjamin Adamah has written an interesting blog on Typhon in astrology

Click here for a TYPHON EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

(65489) Ceto

#65489 was named Ceto on the same date as Typhon, November 9, 2006. Her orbit is 1028.702 years, with an inclination of 22.278415. It has an extremely high eccentricty (0.825449), which shows in the extreme difference between its aphelion (186.0190 AU) and perihelion (17.78733 AU). It came to perihelion in 1989.

It was named Ceto after an ocean goddess who personified the dangers of the sea, and was said to be the goddess of whales, large sharks and sea-monsters. She mated with her brother, the sea-god Phorkys, and they produced several monsters: Ekhidna (the Viper), Skylla (the Crab), Ladon (the Dragon), the Graia (the Grey), and the Gorgones (the Terrible Ones, of which Medusa was one). Click here for a CETO EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Altjira

148780 Altjira is a binary classical Kuiper belt object (cubewano), discovered on Oct 20, 2001. The secondary body has not yet been named, but is almost as large as Altjira, and was discovered in March 2007.
It has an orbit of 296.59 years, an eccentricity of 0.0605, an inclination of 5.1951, a perihelion of 41.78 AU and aphelion of 47.166 AU.

MYTHOLOGY
It was named after the creation deity of the Aranda (Arrente, Arunta, Arranta) Aboriginal people from Australia's Northern Territory. Altijera brought the universe into being by dreaming it...something the Aboriginals term Dreamtime. Then, it is said, he retired to the sky, seemingly indifferent to the earthly plane, leaving further work to be done by the lesser gods who remained behind. His name is connected with their word meaning "to dream".
The Aranda believe that there are two kinds of reality. There is the everyday linear, objective activity, and then there is the creative, spiritual Dreamtime, which they believe is more real then waking reality.

It is said that Altjira is willing to help anyone tho asks and who is willing to work with the dreamtime.

ASTROLOGY

I found the following sites online discussing possible meanings for this body:

Mark Holmes writes on his website, Altjira, some of which is quoted here:
Astrologically, Altjira seems to indicate cold, indifferent, withdrawn, distant, non-involved, uncaring, focused on the big picture and unaware or indifferent to the suffering involved; oblivious to reality (Jonathan Dunn); creation, dreaming, envisioning, imagining, having to do with indigenous and prehistoric tribes and knowledge, making vision reality, operating on a non-material level, the supernatural, spirits or ghosts, psychic phenomena, deception, swindling, faking the spiritual in one form or another (Linda Berry).
Linda Lee Berry has written some interesting stuff one her web page, , some of which is quoted here:
The approach to Altjira is the approach to the dream world, the visioning apparatus within us. It involves going through the process of entering that state of awareness and processing and using what is encountered there. There is a tendency to more physically based activities while approaching this point where as after Altjira when you are leaving the the dream world, there is more of a focus on telling other people about it or acting on the basis of the information and awarenesses tapped there. Planets in aspect patterns with Altjira describe what you encounter in the world of visions and dreams, how you deal with it and what impact it has on you.
And Philip Sedwick writes the following on his Kuiper Keywords page:
Altjira - Positive: Strong sense of purpose/dharma. Solid work ethic. Sense of appropriate position and need for involvement. Aware of As Above, So Below. Feet on ground, head in sky. Visionary. Proactive and energetic
Negative: Confusion of work/self - I am what I do. Absorbed in work. Impulsive/hesitant
Mundane: Foot anomalies, job descriptions, dreams, dream interpretation
Ceremonial: Vision and dream work, meditations involving detachment exercises, remote viewing
Click here for a ALTJIRA EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Arrokoth

486958 Arrokoth is a Trans-Neptunian body (of the class "cold classical Kuiper Belt object", aka Cubewano) that was discovered on June 26, 2014, at 10 Capricorn 45 R (Pluto at that time was 12 Capricorn 28 R). .
Dane Rudhyar says of the Sabian Symbol for this discovery degree, "A LARGE GROUP OF PHEASANT ON A PRIVATE ESTATE. KEYNOTE: The refinement and propagation of aristocratic values by means of which man participates in the evolution of life toward ever more per feet forms of existence."

ASTRONOMY
It has an orbit of 298 years, an eccentricity of 0.0417249 +/- 0.0000346, an inclination of 2.45116 +/- 0.000012, a perihelion of 42.7212447 +/- 0.0014309 AU and aphelion of 46.442 AU AU.
Arrokoth's eccentricity is fairly low. Venus and Neptune are more circular, as is Earth, but all the other major planets have less circular orbits than Arrokoth.

Its orbital plane is much closer to the ecliptic than that of any planet....its inclination is quite low.

It's orbit is a little longer than Pluto's.

It is actually a binary, so one was nicknamed Ultima, and the other Thule. However, when New Horizons flew by (1 Jan 2019, 5:33 am UT) and took closeup pictures, it was discovered that the two bodies were fused together.....so it is actually only one planetoid.. And the section that had been called Ultima turns out to be an aggregate of 8 or so smaller bodies that fused together. When I read that I thought of the phrase, "What had been many became one".

What is so intriguing is the circumstances of its discovery. The astronomers were using the Hubble Telescope to scan part of the Kuiper Belt to find a body they could explore with New Horizons, and that is when they got their first glimpse of it. So unlike other bodies that have been found by scanning the sky to see what is there, Arrokoth was found when astronomers were looking for a body they could later get a closeup of. Reminds me of talent scouts travelling around, looking for just the right unknown to star in their next movie.

At the moment, it is the most distant world we have actually explored.

Because its' orbit is not much different in length than Pluto, I thought I would take a look at the Arrokoth/Pluto cycle. Going back to year 100 BC, and forward to the year 2200, I only found three periods of time when these bodies were conjunct.
They came together in the fourth degree of Scorpio 30 Dec 506, 24 Mar 507 and 26 Sep 507.
There were no further conjunctions of these two bodies until they meet again in 2012 (17 Jan, 3 Aug and 21 Oct) in the 8th degree of Capricorn.
But opposition is a different During that same period (100 BC - 2200 AD):
1263-1268 AD, 13 oppositions with Pluto in Sag and Arrokoth in Gemini
1413-1458 AD, 92 oppositions with Pluto in Gemini and Arrokoth in Sag.
That's 105 oppositions versus 6 conjunctions in a 2300 year period. And the oppositions are even more intriguing because there is an 145 year period between the two sets, and the bodies reverse signs.

THE NICKNAME
As astronomers were preparing for the New Horizons flyby, NASA asked the public to send in proposed nicknames to call this body, and more than 100,000 people sent in one or more suggestions. On March 13, 2018, the nickname Ultima Thule was chosen. Ultima means "farthest out". Thule was the name given by the ancient Greeks and Romans for an island that was supposed to be the most northerly region in the world. It was later used to name a settlement in NW Greenland. So Ultima Thule could be said to mean, "farthest Thule".
But there was quite a bit of public criticism for the choice of names. It seems that the Nazi occultists said that Ultima Thule was the mystical source of the Aryan Race. The Thule Society was formed, which became a key sponsor of what would become the Nazi Party. And some neo-Nazis and alt-Right groups in today's world continue to use the name.

It didn't matter that its origins were much older than the Nazi's who claimed it as their own, nor did it matter that the Thule People, who centuries ago settled in Northern Alaska, were the ancestors of the peaceful Inuit tribe. The nickname would never be accepted as an official name for this body because it was a Nazi term in the minds of many.

THE NAME
It was discovered by the Hubble Space Telescope, which has its' science operations in Baltimore, which is considered in the Chesapeake Bay region. The Native American tribe that made its home in this Tidewater region of Virginia and Maryland is the Powhatan people. When they were ready to give it a name, the New Horizons team got the consent of the Powhatan Tribe Elders to name it Arrokoth, which is the Powhatan word for "sky" (well, sort of. More on that in a second.) Astronomer Alan Stern has said, "The name Arrokoth reflects the inspiration of looking to the skies, and wondering about the stars and worlds beyond our own.”
Why did I say "sort of"?

The pronunciation and meaning of the word are not entirely certain because the language of the Powhatan people became extinct in the late 18th century and little was recorded of it. However, from scrawled notes from a 17th century scholar, bits and pieces of the language have been compared with other Algonquian Native languages, and they THINK the word is "sky". And the pronounciation? The first vowel is long, the first syllable stressed: ARR-o-koth.

Astronomer Alan Stern wrote that the name "Arrokoth reflects the inspiration of looking to the skies, and wondering about the stars and worlds beyond our own. That desire to learn is at the heart of the New Horizons mission, and we're honored to join with the Powhatan community and people of Maryland in this celebration of discovery."

Lori Glaze at NASA asserted that the name "signifies the strength and endurance of the indigenous Algonquine people" and that this heritage "continues to be a guiding light for all those who search for meaning and understanding of the origins of the universe and the celestial connection of humanity.

ASTROLOGY
Arrakoth in the US chart makes a T-square, opposing Neptune and very closely square Mars. While the country has not yet had an Arrakoth return, I thought it might be interesting to check Arrakoth squaring and opposing the natal position (and thus aspecting the other two bodies.) The events I will mention are the ones that jump out at me from the history books, but you may discover other events that have significance. (Note, not saying Arrakoth is the only explanation for the events, but it could well be a contributing factor.
Between 30 July 1846 and 8 April 1848, Arrakoth squared the natal position five times. The US-Mexican War was fought from 1846-1848, which ended with the US acquiring what became the states of New Mexico and California.
1847 - Brigham Young led his Mormon followers into the 'promised land' of Utah. (To this day, more than 50% of the state's population are practicing Mormons.)
1848 - The California Gold Rush began, which over the next few years brought a half a million people to the state.

Between 10 Dec 1922 and 11 Aug 1924, Arrakoth opposed the natal position five times.
While not a US event, what happened in December 1922 would have a major impact on the US in many ways. Lenin proclaimed the establishment of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. And before the last opposition was complete, Lenin died and Stalin took over.
1923 saw the US withdrawing the last of its troops from Germany after WWI, and not long after, rejected membership in the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
It was also the year that The Teapot Dome Scandal broke, which among other things led to the first US Cabinet member in history to go to jail.

In 1999 (9 January, 10 June and 21 November), Arrakoth once again squared the natal position. The first thing that came to mind was when two teenagers murder 13 people at Columbine High School, which started people talking about gun control, but also about bullying. Dr. Kevorkian was found guilty of murder for assisting a person in their wish to end their own life.
President Clinton was impeached in the House of Representatives but acquitted in the Senate, one of only three presidents to ever be impeached.
Scientists released to the public the genetic code of part of a human chromosome, for the 'good of mankind.'
Computers/internet had some major turning points. Perhaps you remember the people who were scared that a major cataclysm was about to begin due to something called the Millennium Bug (the Y2K problem).
The "Melissa" email virus infected more than a million computers around the world.
Bluetooth was announced, enabling people to be less tethered to their physical computers. My Space was born, changing the face of social relations. Napster was released, and people started downloading entertainment.

We will have to wait until 2067 for the US to see an Arrakoth return.

Another chart I was looking at was that of Donald Trump. Arrakoth is in the middle of his Chiron/Jupiter conjunction, about a degree away from the stationary Jupiter in the 2nd house. Significant, because the Donald is all about money, and making financial deals?
His Chiron/Arrakoth/Jupiter conjunction is on the US Saturn. The US has its Arrakoth T-square closely aspecting Trump's Sun/Moon opposition.

CORONAVIRUS RELATED

While there are many astrological factors that relate to the Coronavirus, it appears that Arrakoth is also connected:

Mercury conjunct Arrokoth Jan 9, 2020

Jan 7 - Chinese isolate the specific virus that was infecting people in Wuhan and announce that it is a new novel type of Coronavirus, nCoV

Jan 11 - Chinese records first death from the virus

Jupiter conjunct 26 Feb 2020

Feb 21 - Italy outbreak begins

Feb 29 - first death on US soil

Mars conjunct 15 Mar 2020

Mar 11 - WHO officially declares it a Pandemic

Mar 13 - US declares a national emergency

Mar 17 - Leaked US Federal plan warns the pandemic will last 18 months or longer and may come in multiple waves

September may see some really major news.

Jupiter conjunct Arrokoth 17 Cap 30 - Sep 5

Jupiter SD 17 Cap 25 - Sep 13

Jupiter conjunct Arrokoth 17 Cap 25 - Sept 16

Arrokoth SD 17 Cap 23 - Sep 23

PERSONAL EXPERIENCES
Arrokoth went back and forth over my Sagittarius MC in 1999-2000, and some of the most significant events of my life happened then.

I met someone who introduced me to a side of life I had never experienced before

I had been corresponding with Dr. Brian Marsden of the Minor Planet Center since 1978, and finally got to meet him in person

My mother passed away

I got my first real computer and my first astrology software

Started a job with a company that would eventually pay for me to travel to Germany 3 years in a row (a country I had wanted to see since childhood)

Rushed to the hospital emergency room because my boss at work thought I was having a heart attack
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Click here for a ARROKOTH EPHEMERIS for 1900-2050.

(307261) 2002 MS4

(307261) 2002 MS4 as yet has not been given a name, and it is the second-largest unnamed body in the solar system so far (2007 OR10 being the largest.) It was discovered on 18 June 2002 by Chad Trujillo and Michael E. Brown. While it is currently classified as a Cubewano, Michael Brown believes it should be classified as a Dwarf Planet.
At its discovery it was located about 23-3/4 degrees of Sagittarius. The Sabian Symbol for this degree, according to Rudhyar: "A BLUEBIRD PERCHED ON THE GATE OF A COTTAGE." Rudhyar said the keynote for this degree is "The reward which meets every effort at integrating into a social environment for those who remain true to their own selves."

It's orbit is 296.59 years, with an orbital eccentricity of 0.0605 and an inclination of 5.1951. At perihelion it gets as close as 41.78 AU and aphelion, out to 47.166 AU.

MYTHOLOGY
Without a name, we don't have a mythology to look at. But some astronomers have taken to nicknaming it Conan, perhaps in the same way that Eris was originally nicknamed Xena.

ASTROLOGY
On his webpage transneptunian-astrology.blogspot.com.au/2006/07/2002-ms4-closed-circuits-of-feedback.html, Amable related this body to "closed circuits of feedback, were every action returns reinforced in each cycle of interaction, like the trade between Native Americans and European colonists, the Cold War between United States and Soviet Union, or between United States and Middle East in present times. Every action has strong consequences on the long run, and that is why is so important to act correctly from the very beginning." Amabale also sees it as the search for a 'spiritual security' that comes from "a deep understanding of the spiritual laws of the universe, were every action has strong consequences on the long run."
I have found it ties into a strong need to be on the 'right path', and a willingness to make a major life change if one feels one has been travelling on the wrong one. For example, I have seen individuals, when this body in transit crosses their Saturn, become involved in a deeply religious path, sometimes a full religious conversion. Which ties in with the search for 'spiritual security'.

Click here for a 307261 EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

LOGOS & TEHARONHIAWAKO

These are two Cubewanos I've just started to study. I have a personal interest in them because they are both strong in my chart. Logos (26 Gem 20) is conjunct my Sun (26 Gem 09), and Teharoniawako (22 Sag 28) is conjunct my MC (21 Sag 59).

LOGOS

(58534) Logos was discovered on 4 February 1997, and shares its orbit with a large satellited named Zoe (discovered 17 November 2001.) It takes 307.42 years for one orbit around the Sun, with a perihelion of 39.945 AU and an aphelion at 51.153 AU. Logos has an orbital eccentricity of 0.12304, and an inclination to the ecliptic of 2.8946.

Logos and Zoe are a paired emanation of the deity in the Gnostic tradition, and part of its creation myth. The Gnostic, Ptolemy, saw them as fourth generation: First generation were Bythos (the One) and Sige (Silence), second generation were Ennoea (Thought) and Thelesis (Will), third generation were Anthropos (Man) and Ecclesia (Church), and the fourth generation of Logos and Zoe were created when Anthropos learned to speak.

Amable, on his Trans-Neptunian Astrology blog of 26 September 2007 calls Logos "the rational discourse, the mystery of life....'Logos' is the Greek word for 'word' or 'reason' and 'zoe' is the Greek word for 'life'. The sophists used the term 'logos' to mean discourse, and Aristotle applied the term to rational discourse."

I noticed that some scientists who had a major impact on our world had close conjunctions of Logos to personal planets. Copernicus had Logos conjunct Moon & Jupiter; Galileo had Logos conjunct Sun; Tycho Brahe had Logos rising conjunct Venus and Pluto; Louis Pasteur had Logos conjunct Mars; Louis Braille had Logos conjunct Sun; and Edison had Logos conjunct Mercury.

Perhaps we can tell a bit about Logos by looking over the conjunctions it has made over the past few hundred years with the outer planets.

Since 1700, there has been only one Logos/Neptune conjunction, and one Logos/Eris conjunction; and three Logos/Pluto conjunctions.

Ura	5 Li32' R	22 Jan 1718
Ura	0 Aq19' D	25 Feb 1828
Ura	29 Cp53' R	3 Aug 1828
Ura	29 Cp32' D	30 Nov 1828
Ura	5 Li36' D	4 Jan 1718
Ura	4 Li46' D	9 Sep 1718
Ura	19 Ge49' D	19 Jul 1946
Ura	19 Ge23' R	21 Dec 1946
Ura	19 Ge01' D	21 Apr 1947
Nep	10 Aq22' D	7 Feb 1839
Plu	26 Li43' D	15 Nov 1735
Plu	26 Li08' R	17 May 1736
Plu	25 Li51' D	9 Aug 1736
Eri	10 Pi42' D	5 Mar 1869

TEHARONHIAWAKO

(88611) Teharonhiawako was discovered 20 August 2001. One orbital cycle is 290.32 years, with a perihelion at 42.454 AU and an aphelion at 45.235 AU. The orbital eccentricity is 0.031712, with an inclination to the ecliptic of 2.5834. It has a large moon, Sawiskera, discovered in September 2001

Teharonhiawako is the god of maize (corn) in the creation myth of the Native American Iroquois people, and Sawiskera was his evil twin brother.

Phil Sedgwick, in his blog blog The Humanity of Eris writes "Mythologically, Teharonhiawako, comes from the Iroquois. His tale is one of Creation. It commences with the time in which people lived beyond the stars. Once, though, a pregnant woman fell from the sky. Because of the magic earth she brought with her from beyond, she began creating many good things on Earth. She gave birth to a daughter who gave birth to twin sons: Teharonhiawako and Sawiskera. Teharonhiawako birthed naturally through the birth canal but Sawiskera came from her armpit. Teharonhiawako was responsible for all good things that grew most important corn, fruit and tobacco. His brother was responsible for weeds, vermin and other earthly ills. Sawiskera constantly sought to disrupt his brother's good work. When Teharonhiawako created roses, Sawiskera followed adding thorns. Finally as they fought, Teharonhiawako banished Sawiskera into the realm of dark and night."

Here are a few noted individuals who have close natal conjunctions with this body:

Conjunct Sun - Dorothy Dandridge, Jonathan Winters (also conjunct Saturn)
Conjunct Moon - Danny DeVito, Samuel Hahnemann
Conjunct Mercury - Woody Allen (also conjunct Jupiter), Nicholas Cage, Peter Cook (also conjunct North Node
Conjunct Mars- Drew Barrymore, Jackie Chan, Shannen Doherty, Jack Nicholson
Conjunct North Node - Jim Bailey, Debra Winger

Maybe we can tell a bit about Teharonhiawako by looking over the conjunctions it has made over the past few hundred years with the outer planets.

Since 1700, there have been no conjunctions of this body with Pluto. And in fact, I went back to 1200 and still did not see any Teharoniawako/Pluto conjunctions.

As I write this (late May 2016), the Teharonhiawako/Neptune conjunction has already moved within a degree. The next major conjunction will be with Neptune. I've calculated a chart for this conjunction for Geneva, one of the locations where it will be rising:


Ura	28 Ar13' D	14 Jun 1766
Ura	24 Vi07' D	17 Jun 1884
Ura	27 Ar26' D	18 Mar 1767
Ura	27 Ar55' R	4 Oct 1766
Ura	24 Vi16' R	6 May 1884
Ura	24 Vi58' D	6 Oct 1883
Ura	24 Aq24' D	6 Feb 2002
Nep	13 Pi49' D	7 May 2017
Nep	13 Pi37' R	6 Aug 2017
Nep	13 Pi10' D	12 Feb 2018
Eri	3 Ta37' D	18 Jun 1959
Eri	3 Ta25' R	3 Oct 1959
Eri	3 Ta05' D	2 Apr 1960

You can check out their monthly ephemerides, 1900-2020, here:

Click here for a LOGOS EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Click here for a TEHARONHIAWAKO EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

Manwe

(385446) Manwe is a binary Kuiper belt object that was discovered August 25, 2003. It's secondary, discovered July 2006, was named Thorondor and is about half the size of Manwe.

Manwe has an orbital period of 288.25 years, an eccentricity of 0.115, and an inclination of 2.6664. It's perihelion is 38.599 AU, and aphelion 48.671 AU.

MYTHOLOGY

Manwe was named after a fictional character in Tolkein's "The Silmarillion" who was King of the Valar, often called the Elder King, and husband of Varda (a name given to another outer body.) He was lord of the air, wind and clouds, and birds were his servants. The most sacred of birds associated with Manwe was the eagle, which is why I chose a Native American eagle glyph as the symbol for this body. His name means Blessed One.

Click here for a MANWE EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

(55637) 2002 UX25

A friend on Facebook, Raymond Nolan Scott, brought this body to my attention, so I'm going to start off quoting his post verbatim:

"2002 UX25 is a transneptunian dwarf planet candidate that was discovered on October 30, 2002.

It is a mid-sized cubewano (classical Kuiper Belt object) similar to Varuna. Its diameter is over 600 km, and it has a moon with a diameter that is over 200 km.

It is the largest solid known object in the solar system with a measured density less than water and challenges planet-formation theories.

55637 Wikipedia page

Its orbital period is 280 years.
Its Aphelion is 48.923 AU
Its Perihelion is 36.815
Its Orbital Eccentricity is 0.14121
Its Inclination is 19.398 degrees
Its moon is estimated have a 210 (plus or minus 30) km diameter.
It was discovered on October 30, 2012 which is the day after the exact Sun-Earth-Eris Node alignment. On the day of its discovery, 2002 UX25 in 23'37 Aries R conjunct Geo SN 2002 UX25 in 24'22 Aries oppose Geo NN 2002 UX25 in 24'57 Libra oppose/conjunct Helio N 2002 UX25 in 24'40 Aries/Libra. 2002 UX25 was discovered when it was aligned with its own nodes

Its currently in 11'39 Taurus

It will go stationary retrograde in that very location in 3 days on August 12, 2015. "A planetary scientist has identified the largest-known solid object in the Solar System that could float in a bathtub. The rock-and-ice body, which circles well outside the orbits of the planets, is less dense than water, although a bathtub big enough to hold it would stretch from London to Frankfurt. The body, dubbed 2002 UX25, lies in the Kuiper belt, a reservoir of dwarf planets, comets and smaller frozen bodies beyond the orbit of Neptune. The object's low density and size (it is 650 kilometers wide) seem to conflict with a leading model for the formation of large solid bodies in the Kuiper belt and throughout the Solar System. Planetary scientist Michael Brown of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena reports its density measurement in an upcoming issue of The Astrophysical Journal Letters, with a preprint available on the arXiv online repository.""

Amable hypothesizes that this body is an "related with the management of data bases and all type of identification link". You can read a bit more here: transneptunian-astrology.blogspot.com.au/2008/05/55637-2002-ux25.html

Click here for a 55637 EPHEMERIS for 1900-2020.

(225088) GONGGONG (was 2007 OR10)

A contest was held asking people to choose between three names for this body. On 29 May 2019, the discovery team announced Gonggong as the winning name, with a plurality of 46 percent of the 280,000 votes casted during the voting session. The discovery team will propose the winning name to the IAU's Committee of Small Body Nomenclature, the instutution that is responsible for naming minor planets. (The two other names voted on were Holle and Vili):

MYTHOLOGY

Wikipedia begins with this description: "Gonggong is a Chinese water god who is depicted in Chinese mythology and folktales as having red hair and a human head with the body of a serpent, or a human head and torso with the tail of a serpent (or dragon). He is destructive and is blamed for various cosmic catastrophes."

The following was taken from An Encylopedia on Chinese History, Literature and Art:

"Gong Gong, personal name Kang Hui, is a hero in Chinese mythology who tamed the floods. Some list his name as one of the mythological Three Augusts. "According to the book Shanhaijing, he was a descendant of Yan Di. the Red Emperor, and a son of Zhu Rong. He was born in the Yangtze River and had the face of a human but the body of a snake and red hair (according to the Lushi). "Gong Gong is so intricately connected with rivers that he kept records of all waters, traveled along their courses and gave them names. Together with his son Hou Tu , the Lord of the Earth, he took care for all hydraulic works in the area of the Rivers Yi and Luo "During the times of the mythological emperor Shun Gong Gong tamed the floods that threatened to inundate the realm. The book Huainanzi says that Gong Gong once fought with Zhuan Xu for the throne of the empire. Their battle was so fierce that the whole universe lost ist balance. This is the reason why all rivers flow to the east. This fight can be seen as a resumption of the war between the Yellow Emperor 黃帝, ancestor of Zhuan Xu, and Yan Di, the ancestor of Gong Gong. "Another legendary opponent of Gong Gong is Gao Xin (Di Ku , the battle with whom had the same consequences as that with Zhuan Xu. Gong Gong lost, hid in a deep well, and his family line was extinguished. "The enemy of Gong Gong changes from story to story. Apart from Zhuan Xu and Gao Xin, Shen Nong, Zhu Rong and Nü Wa are mentioned as his enemies. The apocalpyse of the world was averted because Nü Wa repaired the Heavenly pillar (tianzhu) that supported Mt. Buzhou and the sky. "In the memory of later generations, Gong Gong was overshadowed by Yu the Great, who also tamed the floods, but was a descendant of the Yellow Emperor. In one story, Yu killed Xiang Liu, a minister of Gong Gong, which also reflects the struggle between the line of the Yellow Emperor with that of the Red Emperor. "In a younger book, the Shenyijng, Gong Gong is mentioned as a the name of a people (or individual?) with the same physical characterists as in the ancient tales, but described as of a very bad character." ASTRONOMY On the 17th of July, 2007, at 2:50:44 PM PDT, at Palomar Observatory in California (33N21 116W52) , Megan Schwamb, a grad student of astronomer Michael E Brown was working on her PhD thesis and discovered a body way out past Pluto, and her findings were confirmed by Michael and fellow astrologer David Rabinowitz. Astronomers give newly discovered bodies a provisional designation, and this one was called 2007 OR10. It's discovery was officially announced on 7 January 2009. Photographic plates containing it have been found back as far as 19 August 1985.

Gonggong takes 549.16 yrs to orbit the Sun. Its very eccentric orbit (e=0.5064) takes it from a perihelion of 33.102 AU to an aphelion of 101.02 AU. 225088 orbits in a 3:10 resonance with Neptune. It has an inclination to the ecliptic of 30.904. The last time it reached perihelion was on 29 Oct 1857, when it was at 0 Lib 44.

Right now, it is the fifth largest Dwarf Planet, smaller than Eris, Pluto, Haumea and Makemake, but larger than Ceres.. NASA's JPL story on 2007 OR10

ONCE UPON A TIME - SNOW WHITE

Before it was named, it had a nickname.

Michael Brown hates referring to a body by its provisional name, which is always a mouthful, and so he starts referring to it by a nickname. Because 2007 OR10 was so far out, Brown presumed the body had to be a very bright white color in order to be detected, and started referring to it as "Snow White", thinking of the main character in the story with the dwarves. (Later this presumption turned out to be false, as turned out to be one of the reddest objects in the Kuiper belt! This red is probably in part due to methane frosts, which turn red when bombarded by sunlight and cosmic rays. But being red, it can still keep its nickname for the present - if you remember the story, it began with a queen wishing she would have a child with skin white as snow, cheeks red as blood, and hair as black as ebony. And this body, at first thought to be white, later discovered to be red, resides so far from the sun that it is surrounded by a deep dark blackness.)

The nickname stuck, and so far, more than 11 years later, the body has not been given an official name, although now its' official # is 225088. Interestingly Snow White was the 7th Dwarf Planet discovered by Mike and his team.

ASTRONOMY - CONTINUED

Also of interest in the above NASA/JPL story is this comment by astronomer Meg Schwamb: "The names of Pluto-sized bodies each tell a story about the characteristics of their respective objects. In the past, we haven't known enough about 2007 OR10 to give it a name that would do it justice. I think we're coming to a point where we can give 2007 OR10 its rightful name." .

An article by Allen Zeyher in Sky & Telescope magazine May 24, 2016 was titled "Dwarf Planet 2007 OR10: Big, Dark, and Slow", OR10 is "bigger and darker than anyone thought", as well as "much larger than thought", estimating a diameter of 1535 km (as opposed to the previous estimate of 1280 km.) The larger size indicates that this body has enough gravity to hold onto an atmosphere of volatile chemicals. The author quotes NASA researcher Geert Barentsen saying "It will no doubt get a name soon, now that more is known about this mysterious object, and it might be a name that links back to what we have learned in this study."

And in May 2017 it was announced that the Hubble Space Telescope has detected a moon orbiting this body.
Photo of 2007 OR10 with moon

ASTROLOGY

It's discovery position was 0 Pisces 39 R, in the 4th house (discovered by looking at photo plates taken by the telescope camera previously), closely opposing Venus (1 Vir 12) in the 10th. Saturn, by the way, was 24 Leo 11, very close to the 23 Leo 50 MC

. The Sabian Symbol for the first degree of Pisces as per Dane Rudhyar is "IN A CROWDED MARKETPLACE FARMERS AND MIDDLEMEN DISPLAY A GREAT VARIETY OF PRODUCTS", of which he wrote "The process of commingling and interchange which at all levels demonstrates the health of a community..... It refers to all that can be gained from social interplay and especially, in the broadest sense of the word, from COMMERCE."

Back to Snow White

Can we derive any possible meanings from its nickname, Snow White? I won't tell the whole tale, but would like to mention a few parts that were not part of Disney's sanitized reinterpretation.

Snow White, of course, lies sleeping in a coffin, the victim of biting from a poisoned apple given to her by the wicked queen. A travelling prince sees the lovely princess, and, although she appears dead, he cannot help but fall in love with her. He has his servants pick up the coffin to take it back to the palace, but they stumble on some tree roots in the woods, shaking the coffin, which shakes the piece of poisoned apple from Snow White's mouth. The princess awakens, the Prince proposes, and soon they are planning a wedding party. They invite everyone who is anyone, including her wicked stepmother.

The stepmother discovers, through her magic mirror, that the prospective bride is more beautiful than she, and has to go see this for herself (not knowing it is her own stepdaughter.) When she arrives, she realizes the truth, but she is also recognized for her attempted murders, and is punished by being forced to wear iron-shoes that are glowing hot, and then dance until she herself drops dead.

Like most myths, there are many levels of meaning, so I won't try to cover them all.

On one level, the Cruel Stepmother can be seen as something everyone has, .negative thought forms built up in the subconscious. Just like the wicked Queen, out of jealousy, always kept Snow White in rags and in the background, so do these negative thought forms keep one from shining.

The men in the story can be viewed as a part of a process of individuation, trying to integrate the animus. It begins with a father who is, basically, totally absent, and does nothing for his daughter; the huntsmen, who does not save her, but gives her the opportunity to save herself; the dwarves, the first males who see her as having value, provide a kind of cave to shelter her, but they also cannot protect her. And finally, marriage to the prince, the anima to the animus, and she becomes the queen she was destined to be.

The magic mirror belonging to the cruel step-mother represents a threshold between consciousness and the unconscious, and by looking into it, one may look towards the depths of the unconscious, sometimes seeing things in the inner world that reflect in the outer, .so the dark fear that the queen had, of being ugly expressed, itself when the mirror told her someone was more lovely. This darkness within her caused her to try three times to kill Snow White. Only the apple appears to have done the job.

When the Prince appears, and she comes back to life, and the stepmother dies, the old thought form is gone, destroyed. She is now whole, and the happily ever after is that she is free to do, and to be, who she was meant to be.

At another level, it is a cautionary, moral fable teaching us about the destructiveness of self-love.

If we look at both Snow White and the wicked Queen as both parts of the same person, it can be read in as an amazingly rich portrayal of a particular vision of human life as a sacred round, a dance, that speaks of the necessity of sacrificing self-love in order to discover true love.

It also speaks of the terrors and ordeals of growing up. And perhaps most important, there is a theme of initiation, and rebirth.

Perhaps this body will help you to find out what form of tyranny your own cruel stepmother is taking in your subconscious. What negative conviction expresses itself in all your affairs? What opportunities have you missed because of your own negativity? Maybe it asks you to look inside and see where you are letting your darkness take over to the point where you place your desires above the needs of others. Or it could be telling you that, before you can truly love another, you need to let go of the selfish qualities within you that are keeping you closed off and chasing down the wrong pathways.

At whatever level we read the story, it is clear that the apple is symbolic of a major turning point in her life. It ended her innocence, and reborn she was able to deal see both herself, and those in her life, clearly for the first time. So like the fruit that forever altered Persephone's life, or the fruit that changed the dynamics causing a major war, here we have once a dwarf planet whose influence is connected to that of an apple.

Of course, there is another Snow White. The Brothers Grimm also told the story of Snow White and Rose Red. The story goes that these were two girls that lived with their poor widowed mother in the woods. Rose Red was an outspoken type who loved to be outdoors, while Snow White preferred passive activities indoors, like reading or tidying up. One very cold winters night there is a knock at the door and when Rose Red opens it she is at first terrified to see a huge bear. But the bear tells her he means no harm, he is just so very cold, and he wishes to come in to get warm. The two sister shake the snow off the bear after letting him in, and he soon proves to be very friendly and plays with the girls for hours. The next morning he leaves, but every night he returns to warm himself and soon he is like one of the family. Seasons change, and when summer arrives, the bear tells them that he has a treasure which he must go to to guard it, lest it be stolen by a wicked dwarf, and then he trots off. A bit later that summer, the girls are walking in the woods and see a dwarf with his beard stuck in a tree, and they rescue him by cutting his beard, but rather than thanking them he yells at him for ruining his beautiful beard. Several days during the summer, they encounter the dwarf, and each time they rescue him from one thing or another, and each time he is ungreatful. Near the end of the summer, they see the dwarf again, but he is terrified because a bear is after him. The bear arrives, and the dwarf, wicked creature that he is, tells the bear to eat the girls not him. The bear ignores the dwarf's words, kills him, and suddenly turns into a handsome prince. It seems the dwarf had put a spell on the prince changing him into a bear, then stolen his possessions. The happy ending: the prince marries Snow White and, he happens to have brother who marries Rose Red.

Interesting that Dwarf Planet was nicknamed Snow White, but in the story, there was a dwarf who was wicked, and at his death, happiness comes. If the Dwarf Planet was nicknamed Snow White, perhaps her moon should have been nicknamed Rose Red?

ORBITAL ECCENTRICITIES

Like all bodies with a highly eccentric orbit, its aspects to the outer planets are a bit erratic. For example, it's most recent conjunction with the planet Uranus was 18 Feb 2003 (28 Aqu 50), and before that 14 Dec 1904 (29 Sag 40.) But going back further, the last time the two were in conjunction were three occurrences in 1776-7.

The first of these, 20 Jul 1776, fell at 9 Gem 41. This means they were moving together as the USA was being born. In the chart celebrating the birth of the USA on 4 July 1776, it was at 9 Gem 25, quite close to Uranus at 8 Gem 53. (Particularly significant if you use the chart for 2:13:32 am which connects them to the Ascendant of 7 Gem 23.

This was followed by a second conjunction on 22 Nov 1776 (9 Gem 17), and a third on 21 Apr 1777 (8 Gem 47) (only minutes from the USA Uranus.)

ENTRANCE INTO PISCES

Slow moving bodies can sometimes move back and forth over the border between signs several times before they begin their journey in earnest through a new sign. Gonggong had been in Aquarius since Christmas 1938 when it first stepped into Pisces (5 April 2005). The back and forth dance followed:

R into Aqu 18 July 2005
D into Pis 7 March 2006
R into Aqu 20 August 2006
D into Pis 10 February 2007
R into Aqu 20 September 2007

And finally, on 13 January 2008, it began its long travel through Pisces. It won't be until 5 May 2020 when it reaches Aries, and then it will cross the sign border several times before it begins the long Arien trip on 24 January 2124.

Let's look at some of the stories that happened when Gonggong started to travel through Pisces.

A worldwide financial crisis, widely regarded as the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s, emerged as Gonggong began its recent journey through Pisces. It threatened the global financial system with total collapse.

Several things led to the crisis, some political, some related to the housing market, some to government monetary policies. But perhaps one of the most significant cause was innovations in the financial realm, and the resulting extreme risk taking, that was driven by the major advances in information technology that had been occurring leading up to the crisis. (For more on this, please see The Financial Crisis of 2007-2009: Why Did It Happen and What Did We Learn? by Anjan V. Thakor.) And because of the crisis, governments around the world found that there was an erosion in public confidence in the reliability of government-issued currencies.

The explosion in information and networking technology also gave birth to an alternative financial idea that was as different from the banks, and government printed money, as these ideas had been from the barter system. Someone with the pseudonym of Satoshi Nakamoto published "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System", with a detailed plan on how a new form of 'money' could be created that did not use a central authority (like the government of a country), but would be a 'cryptocurrency', which used cryptography (security of data through coding algorithms) to control its creation, and all financial transactions. Bitcoin was born, and before long there were several million users of this new form of money.

Let's look at some other innovations in information technology which have changed our world that were born when Gonggong began its Pisces journey.

YouTube saw its' first uploaded video only 18 days after Gonggong first entered Pisces. (If you were wondering, it was titled "Me at the zoo," and showed one of its founders discussing the elephants.)
Online 'diaries', aka 'blogs' changed from being often verbose writings done by a relative small group of individuals, to what you might call 'microblogs', when Twitter was born, and the number of 'microbloggers' exploded exponentially. Not only that, but the impact of these microblogs, called 'tweets', became a worldwide phenomena. Over 300 million people use Twitter, and a great many more find out about tweets as a result of news media.. (Just look at how many people know all about President Trump's latest!).
Facebook went from its start on a college campus, to other universities, then to the whole world...more than one billion people are active on Facebook now..
Steve Jobs introduced the world's first smart phone, the iPhone. I can only begin to describe the ways this has changed our lives. It changed the way we think about software (click a button, software installs itself, click another button and it starts up); it freed us from being tethered to a desk with a PC, so we can travel almost anywhere and connect to the world through the internet; it headed the touchscreen revolution, so children today are surpised when they touch a screen, anywhere, and they cannot swipe; it turned us into an image-cocused consumer once people could take a camera with them anywhere and snap pics even of themselves without hesitation; it accelerated the desire for connecting speed and as a biproduct, speed everywhere. But a darkside also emerged when we found out that Apple's devices were made in China where there were truly terrible working conditions.

Other sciences also saw remarkable changes.

Astronomy
- The International Astronomical Union defines 'planet' at its 26th General Assembly, demoting Pluto to the status of dwarf planet
- Gliese 581c, a potentially Earth-like extrasolar planet habitable for life, is discovered in the constellation Libra.
- SpaceX Falcon 1 becomes the world's first privately developed space launch vehicle to successfully make orbit.

Medicine and genetics
- The Human Genome Project publishes the last chromosome sequence
- Surgeons at London's Moorfields Eye Hospital perform the first successful operations using bionic eyes, implanting them into two blind patients.

Atomic research
- The proton beam is circulated for the first time in the Large Hadron Collider, the world's largest and highest-energy particle accelerator, located at CERN, near Geneva, under the Franco-Swiss border.

There were other stories....stories about people, and their rights, and they way they treat each other:

The United Nations General Assembly votes overwhelmingly to establish the United Nations Human Rights Council.
The United Nations General Assembly adopts the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd delivers a formal apology to the Stolen Generations.
Bhutan holds its first-ever general elections following the adoption of a new Constitution which changed the country from an absolute monarchy to a multiparty democracy.
The Legislature Parliament of Nepal votes overwhelmingly in favor of abolishing the country's 240-year-old monarchy, turning the country into a republic.
Democratic U.S. Senator Barack Obama is elected the 44th President of the United States, becoming the first black President of the United States

And some were about unbelievable tragedies:

Hurricane Katrina over 1800 dead
Virginia Tech shooting deadliest school shooting in US history up until then

With quite a few articles appearing in mainstream news giving evidence that persecution of religious groups was becoming much more prominent, worldwide. Here are the topics of just a few of those published in 2005:

China has stepped up a campaign of religious persecution against its minority Uighur population in the western region of Xinjiang
In Vietnam the government has stepped up religious persecution of the Christian Montagnards
The government of Bangladesh fails to do anything about the religious violence against the minority Ahmadiyya community
In Eritrea, widespread detenstions, and systematic persecution against both various Christian churches intensifies
Several stories point to the persecution of Jews in Russia escalating

Entrance into Pisces - one cycle past

We can perhaps learn a bit about it by comparing the current passage from Aquarius to Pisces with the previous one The last time it did this dance was in the 15th Century. It crossed into Pisces on 28 March 1482, then back and forth several times, finally into Pisces to stay for awhile on 5 December 1485....until 1602 when it made its' first passage into Aries.

The years of its entry into Pisces could have been the ones that the author of A Tale of Two Cities wrote about: "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair."

In 1485, Leonardo da Vinci took an interest in the idea of flight, and spent hours drawing his ideas on paper. (He had more than 100 pictures illustrating his theories.) Among these was the Ornithopter flying machine, and while it was never built during his lifetime, the modern day helicopter is based on his concepts. Another one of his designs was a parachute, which again, was not built while he was living. Over the next few years he wrote a manuscript on his studies on nature and geometry, devices for warfare, and submarines. Following a great plague epidemic, he turned his mind towards urban planning and architecture, trying to design the ideal city that would not so easily succumb to future epidemics, and his designs included prefabricated building techniques, the channeling of waterways, and even hydraulic machines.

In 1484, Christopher Columbus conceive the idea he calls, "The Enterprise of the Indies", but is not successful at convincing the King of Portugal that he could find a better trade route to India. The following year he moves to Spain, and begins a new plan to interest the king of that country in his venture. As we all know, it took him time to build his ships, but in 1492 he left on a journey that would take him to an entirely new world as far as the people of Europe were concerned. It was good for trade, but it was also, we know a terrible tragedy for the native American population. One thing for sure...his discovery changed the world, and things would never be the same again.

Nicolaus Copernicus, born in 1473, was only a little boy when Gonggonng moved into Pisces, but he grew to be a major influence on how we saw the universe. He was canon at the university studying canon law in the late 1400's when he was first exposed to astronomy. After graduating, he went to further his studies at another university where he studied, and received a degree, in medicine. In 1514 he began writing up his perception of the solar system where the earth and other planets revolved around the Sun...it was never published, but it did get circulated amongst his friends, and colleagues. It was also at this time that he was consulted by a representative of the Church for his ideas on a possible reform of the calendar. It wasn't until 1542, a year before his death, that he published his theories (due to fears that they would be condemned by the church.)

Books printed on a printing press were a fairly recent development, and while governments exerted some control over the publishing and distribution, and insisted on printers to have official licenses before they could produce, and sell, books, there was no real protection for the author of a book to stop anyone from getting a copy for themselves and printing it at a profit. In 1486, the Republic of Venice issued the very first copyright for a book, and within a few years they were granting this privilege to a great many books. It took a few decades, but this idea eventually spread to Germany, and England, and then the rest of Europe..

But the darkest side of those years were from the actions of the Catholic Church. In 1483, the General Council of the Inquisition was created in Spain, with Tomas de Torquemada appointed inquisitor-general. He was responsible for over 2000 deaths, in the name of keeping Catholicismm alive in Spain. The following year, Pope Innocent VIII issued a papal bull that deputized two men as inquisitors to root out alleged witchraft in Germany. And in 1486, the Malleus Malifcarum was published, also known as The Happer of the Witches...it was a guidebook on how to identify a witch, and how to then bring them to punishment..

And a few years later, the King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella expelled the entire Jewish population from Spain, insisting that they take only those belongings that they were able to carry,

Astrologer Amable writes that the main theme of this body "is to get involved in an important issue of another person, like in the movies "Back to the Future" (1985), "Terminator 2: Judgement Day" (1991), "Deja Vu" (2006), "Blood Diamond" (2006), "Little Miss Sunshine" (2006) and "In the Valley of Elah" (2007)." 225088 Amable

Linda Lee Berry writes "225088 brings a sense of the group soul of humanity, or of the portion of humanity that one is connected with, whether that be a nation, a race or some other cohesive group with a particular viewpoint. There seems to be a very strong band between 1 & 2 degrees where the group resonance is understood and responded to with a little more distance than you see in the incarnates who are embedded in the Group Resonance." She has additional theories and example charts on her website 225088 Linda

One of my favorite singers was a story-teller by the name of Harry Chapin. Harry was born with this body almost exactly conjunct his Ascendant.

I'd like to quote a Letter to the Editor that ran in the New York Times that ran on July 26, 1981.

"More than any other entertainer in his generation, Harry was a citizen-artist. While other famous performers would only rarely spend their enormous bank accounts of fame or good will, Harry overdrew his account. He performed some 250 times year and donated the proceeds from half of those events - more than half a million dollars a year - to a wide array of causes he cared about, from World Hunger Year to the Performing Arts Foundation on Long Island. And he worked hard beyond donating proceeds. He nearly single-handedly lobbied a resolution to create the President's Commission on World Hunger through Congress, got President Carter to create it in 1978, and actively served on it....

"At his concerts, he would of course sing, but he would also lecture - about love, politics, commitment. On the theory that you should never let a captive audience go to waste, he would perform and talk until evicted by his tight schedule or local curfews.

"Harry liked to call himself "an intellectual pessimist and a political optimist" - and he lived that ethic. Within two weeks of the 1980 election, when many of the candidates he sang for lost, he urged one of us to start a new group to spur the progressive resurgence. ''I'm just a third-rate folk singer,'' he joked, ''but I can provide something that's very scarce in the liberal community - intellectual risk capital.'' So together with some 50 other progressive voices in the arts, letters, law, politics, business and labor, Harry helped found The Democracy Project. Harry would call with ideas every two weeks from airports around the country, and would perform a concert a month for The Project, whose mission is to "develop alternatives for the next generation of progressive leadership."

Like many people growing up in the Sixties, I have warm fuzzy memories of Mary Tyler Moore as the wife on a sitcom, but some of the older people among us will remember hearing her voice before they ever knew who she was. In Richard Diamond, Private Detective, we often heard the very sexy voice of Sam, the switchboar operator, (and saw occasional glimpses of her legs).

Starting as Laura Petrie on The Dick Van Dyke Show, she played often broke from stereotypical images of women. But even moreso as Mary Richards on her own Mary Tyler Moore show. Here, she played something you didn't see on the television, a career woman who was single, and enjoying life. When she talked about how she socialized with other characters at the fictitious job, she said "It showed people that a family is not just blood-members, not just relatives — that they are the extended people with whom you work, who take you on as a kind of responsibility." Ms Richards tackled many issues on the show which had not been dealt with much previously, such as birth control, and a woman's body image. Who can forget the time the issue of unequal pay came up on the show: ""Let me get this straight," Mary's character says on the show, "The only reason he was paid more than I am, is because he was a man?" Her boss answers, "Oh sure! It has nothing to do with your work."

Mary became an inspiration for many young women, and she would say that someone would often come up to her to tell her the impact her show had on them. "How it allowed them to stay home on a Saturday night, and be ok not having a date, because it was alright for Mary."

Mary was born with Mercury closely conjunct this body.

Gonggong and Astrologers

A number of noted astrologers had a fairly close conjunction in their chart with one or more important bodies (plus any other bodies also in hard aspect to it: