Saturday, November 26, 2011
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Love IS something you do.
Love IS something you do. It is an actuation that can be given and recieved it has a feeling that emulates both from the giver and reciever and emulates in return from both the reciever an ethereal world So it is, that it can be given freely without effort though sometimes a real effort must be made; and that effort may take great strength , and it can also can be hard to find in mind. So it is, that I recieve love, I hope those generating resources recieve In those moments, as I feel it, love is then in their return and that they feel it when at time I have not, or when I have not yet noticed. ~ in caesura To display a message enlightenment of peace and sturdiness, stability, and something well grounded. Just 1. And do not know of how many. That's it, just one. |
Monday, October 31, 2011
eSKY (ELECTRONIC SKY {Mozilla} CONSTELATIONS AND MENU OF INDEXES
eSky
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Post Opinion; website posts so much; to much to relay all here ; to relate my words alone are to few...This much is a SPACE For Just The Dust Board, Topic: SEARCHING THE STARS; an eSKY EXCERT:
Constellations
| Eighty-eight officially defined regions of the sky, usually (especially in the northern hemisphere) based on traditional groups of stars. Traditionally, constellations simply described prominent groups of stars. For purposes of nomenclature, internationally-agreed constellation boundaries were set up in 1930. This means that every star, and indeed every point in the sky, falls within a specific constellation. Many of the constellations we know today go back to ancient times: Ptolemy listed forty-eight of them in the second century CE, and many are older still. Five hundred years before Ptolemy, for instance, a Macedonian scientist named Aratos compiled a consistent list of constellations known as the Phainomena. To the Greeks, constellations and groups of constellations held great significance, and many have origins interweaved with mythology. In one part of the sky, for example, we see Andromeda, with her mother and father Cassiopeia and Cepheus, being rescued by the hero Perseus. Other star-groups (like Corona Borealis or Crater) were said to represent items literally cast into the sky by the gods. Supreme importance, though, was reserved for the twelve zodiacal constellations. These are the constellations intersected by the ecliptic (the plane of the Solar System). This means that, seen from the Earth, the Sun, Moon and all the planets but Pluto travel through this group of constellations. Now we understand the workings of the Solar System, we can see why this should be, but it was natural for the ancients to conclude that there was something magical about the zodiacal constellations. Incidentally, gravitational effects on the Earth since ancient times mean that the ecliptic now passes through thirteen constellations (the new addition is Ophiuchus, the Serpent Holder). What's more, the planets can also sometimes briefly enter other constellations, such as Cetus or Orion. For all their inventiveness, there was one important limit on the Greek astronomers: there were many stars in the southern hemisphere that they could never see. Not until the age of discovery did Europeans see these stars, and the names of their constellations are therefore much less ancient than those of the northern sky. Compared with their ancient northern counterparts, the names of the southern constellations seem rather arbitrary and uninspired. Many are named after scientific instruments, such as the Telescope, Microscope, Reticule and Air-pump. The others seem to consist mainly of a more or less random selection of birds and fish, with the occasional curiosity such as the Chisel or the Indian. The area of the sky isn't equally distributed among the constellations: some describe huge areas, while others are minute. The largest, such as Hydra, Virgo and Ursa Major, have areas of around 1,300 square degrees, and each describe about a fiftieth of the sky. By comparison, the smallest, like tiny Crux or Equuleus the Foal, have areas of just seventy square degrees or so (about one nine hundredth of the full sky). Because 'constellations' are officially defined, some well-known star-groups can't, technically speaking, be described with that term. Groups such as the Plough (Big Dipper), the Square of Pegasus or the huge 'superconstellation' of Argo Navis are more properly referred to as asterisms - traditionally accepted groups of stars that don't have an official designation. The Electronic Sky site contains entries for all eighty-eight official constellations, and many of the better known asterisms. Visit the Constellations Index for a full list. |  One of the most recognisable of constellations is Leo, the Lion. The shape formed by these stars almost irresistably describes the outline of a seated lion. |
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
in, through, and beyond
Tomorrow's picture: in, through, and beyond
Today's topic, navigation; i.e., get a fix on Jupiters location in our Earth Sky; 2011 October 22: Jupiter Near Opposition
Picture Earth In Location Today by the Astrologic Chart
Another website tool, after clicking link , enter date by clicking "set date"; located in the top right ...
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Jupiter Near Opposition
Image Credit & Copyright: S2P/IMCCE/Obs. Midi Pyrénées, Jean-Luc Dauvergne, Francois Colas
Explanation: On October 29 (UT), Jupiter, the solar system's largest planet, will be at opposition, opposite the Sun in planet Earth's sky, shining brightly and rising as the Sun sets. That configuration results in Jupiter's almost annual closest approach to planet Earth, so near opposition the gas giant offers earthbound telescopes stunning views of its stormy, banded atmosphere and large Galilean moons. This sharp snapshot of Jupiter was captured on October 13 with the 1 meter telescope at the Pic Du Midi mountain top observatory in the French Pyrenees. North is up in the image that shows off oval shaped vortices and planet girdling dark belts and light zones. Also seen in remarkable detail, Jupiter's icy Ganymede, the solar system's largest moon, is emerging from behind the planet (top) while volcanic Io enters the frame near the lower left edge.
The Annotated Galactic Center (linked)
Credit: W. Keel (U. Alabama, Tuscaloosa), Cerro Tololo, Chile Explanation: The sky toward the center of our Galaxy is filled with a wide variety of celestial wonders. Many are easily visible with binoculars. Constellations near the galactic center include Sagittarius, Libra, Scorpius, Scutum, and Ophiuchus. Nebulae include Messier Objects M8, M16, M17, M20 and the Pipe Nebula. Open star clusters include M6, M7, M18, M21, M23, M24, M25. Globular star clusters include M9, M22, M28, M54, M69, M70. And don't forget Baade's Window. Click on the photo to get the un-annotated version.
APOD: March 30, 1998 - A Bulls Eye Einstein Ring
Explanation: Can one galaxy hide behind another? Not in the case of B1938+666. Here the foreground galaxy acts like a huge gravitational lens, pulling the light from the background object around it, keeping it visible. Here the alignment is so precise that the distant galaxy is distorted into a nearly perfect giant ring around the foreground galaxy, a formation known as an Einstein ring. The bright peak at the center of the bulls-eye is the nearer galaxy. The cosmic mirage was found initially with the MERLIN radio telescope array. The follow-up image shown above from the Hubble Space Telescope was released earlier today. Although appearing extremely small at 1 arcsecond diameter, the above Einstein ring is really tens of thousands of light years across.
APOD: December 2, 1997 - Micro-Quasar GRS1915 Puffs
Explanation: On the far side of our Galaxy, gas clouds explode away from a small black hole. This might seem peculiar, as black holes are supposed to attract matter. But material falling toward a black hole collides and heats up, creating an environment similar to a quasar that is far from stable. In the above time-lapse sequence, micro-quasar GRS1915 expels bubbles of hot gas in spectacular jets. These computer enhanced radio images show one plasma bubble coming almost directly toward us at 90 percent the speed of light, and another moving away. Each of the four frames marks the passage of one day. Originally detected on October 29th, these bubbles have now faded from view.
ANOTHER
February 13, 1996
7,000 Stars And The Milky Way
Credit: Knut Lundmark, Copyright Lund Observatory, Used with permission. Explanation: This panorama view of the sky is really a drawing. It was made in the 1940s under the supervision of astronomer Knut Lundmark at the Lund Observatory in Sweden. To create the picture, draftsmen used a mathematical distortion to map the entire sky onto an oval shaped image with the plane of our Milky Way Galaxy along the center and the north galactic pole at the top. 7,000 individual stars are shown as white dots, size indicating brightness. The "Milky Way" clouds, actually the combined light of dim, unresolved stars in the densely populated galactic plane, are accurately painted on, interrupted by dramatic dark dust lanes. The overall effect is photographic in quality and represents the visible sky. Can you identify any familiar landmarks or constellations? For starters, Orion is at the right edge of the picture, just below the galactic plane and the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds are visible as fuzzy patches in the lower right quadrant.
Astrologic above: of validity, opened tense to reason; fathomed state as fact and opinion, the direction parallels; extent of or relating to an enclitic or enclisis, its sense of "one who digs navigation" is to non colloquial shortening; From Middle English en- (prefix); originally from Old French, from Latin in, and other alterations; all to stay more at in-. into, on, onto; as covered, cause, an intense; the assimilation a place(noun adj verb etc.) of articulation. an emblematic of purity and fleetness keen with courage to discern; the silence of the fifth circumfrence at bay, the natural and supernatural; no idol or idolatry, yet symbolic like deer and bear, Native and American, of each there are many.
Today's topic, navigation; i.e., get a fix on Jupiters location in our Earth Sky; 2011 October 22: Jupiter Near Opposition
Picture Earth In Location Today by the Astrologic Chart
Another website tool, after clicking link , enter date by clicking "set date"; located in the top right ...
Image Credit & Copyright: S2P/IMCCE/Obs. Midi Pyrénées, Jean-Luc Dauvergne, Francois Colas
Credit: W. Keel (U. Alabama, Tuscaloosa), Cerro Tololo, Chile
APOD: March 30, 1998 - A Bulls Eye Einstein Ring Explanation: Can one galaxy hide behind another? Not in the case of B1938+666. Here the foreground galaxy acts like a huge gravitational lens, pulling the light from the background object around it, keeping it visible. Here the alignment is so precise that the distant galaxy is distorted into a nearly perfect giant ring around the foreground galaxy, a formation known as an Einstein ring. The bright peak at the center of the bulls-eye is the nearer galaxy. The cosmic mirage was found initially with the MERLIN radio telescope array. The follow-up image shown above from the Hubble Space Telescope was released earlier today. Although appearing extremely small at 1 arcsecond diameter, the above Einstein ring is really tens of thousands of light years across.
APOD: December 2, 1997 - Micro-Quasar GRS1915 Puffs Explanation: On the far side of our Galaxy, gas clouds explode away from a small black hole. This might seem peculiar, as black holes are supposed to attract matter. But material falling toward a black hole collides and heats up, creating an environment similar to a quasar that is far from stable. In the above time-lapse sequence, micro-quasar GRS1915 expels bubbles of hot gas in spectacular jets. These computer enhanced radio images show one plasma bubble coming almost directly toward us at 90 percent the speed of light, and another moving away. Each of the four frames marks the passage of one day. Originally detected on October 29th, these bubbles have now faded from view.
ANOTHER
Astronomy Picture of the Day
Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.February 13, 1996
7,000 Stars And The Milky Way
Credit: Knut Lundmark, Copyright Lund Observatory, Used with permission.
Astrologic above: of validity, opened tense to reason; fathomed state as fact and opinion, the direction parallels; extent of or relating to an enclitic or enclisis, its sense of "one who digs navigation" is to non colloquial shortening; From Middle English en- (prefix); originally from Old French, from Latin in, and other alterations; all to stay more at in-. into, on, onto; as covered, cause, an intense; the assimilation a place(noun adj verb etc.) of articulation. an emblematic of purity and fleetness keen with courage to discern; the silence of the fifth circumfrence at bay, the natural and supernatural; no idol or idolatry, yet symbolic like deer and bear, Native and American, of each there are many.
Friday, August 19, 2011
NEPTUNE AQUARIUS
Grammar tuned as post's titled.
It could be difficult to discern between what is of Neptune and what is described as attributed to Aquarius; i.e. is it just Neptune, or is it that any planet, that reaches the 29° mark through the constelation of Aquarius combigns its planetary energies with this as a degree cason.
Breaking this down a little...
Neptune is at (the Interpretation of) the 29° Aquarius symbolic degree
"A man wearing a crown and an ermine coat walks towards the sceptre and the globe which seem to be awaiting him on the throne." (ASTROTHEME.COM Personality Natal Chart & Ascendant )
Now since the title could sound like Neptune in Aquarius, which is what I'm calling a Neptune Aquarius combination, and Aquarius could have many planets, I'm simply isolating the two together.
So, about Neptune in Aquarius ,( I'm breaking down in bold, a long paragraph, or two; linked here)
...Honest, rigid, and fair character. Regardless of the social layer to which one belongs, this degree indicates that one rises to an exceptionally prominent position and becomes famous in one's field of competence. This degree describes authority and grandeur.
Neptune represents escapism, impressionability, daydreaming, delusions, carelessness, deception or intuition, dishonesty or inspiration, telepathy. Water is its element, it is moist, it rules Pisces, is in exaltation in Cancer, though some authors say it is Leo, and is in analogy with the vegetative system.
It represents dreamers, mediums, magicians, merchants of illusion, drug addicts.
Temperament : rather Lymphatic
Characterology : Emotive, non Active, Primary or Secondary type; it is a Sentimental, or sometimes Amorphous type.
At Sunrise this morning, Neptune 29°37' Я Aquarius, in House VII.
The planet Neptune symbolizes extreme receptivity, intense emotional sharpness, impressionability and inspiration; it is the planet of mediums, mystics and religious faith. In an astrological chart, it indicates dilution, vagueness, understanding one’s environment through emotions and the absence of clear and determined limits and structures.
Neptune in House VII
With Neptune in the 7th House, your social life is subtle and vague, and follows an underlying and imperceptible, yet inflexible, logic. You are unable to figure out why you feel in tune with such or such person, whereas with another person, you just cannot relate. A glance, or a move, is all is needed in order to establish the contact... or prevent it. Life is made of subtleties which reason knows nothing of. The partner is a mirror, and sometimes, a distorting mirror.
Neptune 29°37' Я Aquarius, in House VII
Neptune AspectsSun opposite Neptune orb -3°24'Venus opposite Neptune orb -2°33'Neptune opposite Ascendant orb -3°30'Moon sextile Neptune orb +0°33'Saturn sesqui-quadrate Neptune orb +0°41'Mercury opposite Neptune orb -7°48'Neptune sextile Pluto orb -5°28'Neptune square Midheaven orb -7°29'
iT IS MY PERSPECTIVE THAT jUPITER AND THE mOON ARE ARE HELPFUL with Saturn and the fog...
It could be difficult to discern between what is of Neptune and what is described as attributed to Aquarius; i.e. is it just Neptune, or is it that any planet, that reaches the 29° mark through the constelation of Aquarius combigns its planetary energies with this as a degree cason.
Breaking this down a little...
Neptune is at (the Interpretation of) the 29° Aquarius symbolic degree
"A man wearing a crown and an ermine coat walks towards the sceptre and the globe which seem to be awaiting him on the throne." (ASTROTHEME.COM Personality Natal Chart & Ascendant )
Now since the title could sound like Neptune in Aquarius, which is what I'm calling a Neptune Aquarius combination, and Aquarius could have many planets, I'm simply isolating the two together.
So, about Neptune in Aquarius ,( I'm breaking down in bold, a long paragraph, or two; linked here)
...Honest, rigid, and fair character. Regardless of the social layer to which one belongs, this degree indicates that one rises to an exceptionally prominent position and becomes famous in one's field of competence. This degree describes authority and grandeur.
Neptune represents escapism, impressionability, daydreaming, delusions, carelessness, deception or intuition, dishonesty or inspiration, telepathy. Water is its element, it is moist, it rules Pisces, is in exaltation in Cancer, though some authors say it is Leo, and is in analogy with the vegetative system.
It represents dreamers, mediums, magicians, merchants of illusion, drug addicts.
Temperament : rather Lymphatic
Characterology : Emotive, non Active, Primary or Secondary type; it is a Sentimental, or sometimes Amorphous type.
At Sunrise this morning, Neptune 29°37' Я Aquarius, in House VII.
The planet Neptune symbolizes extreme receptivity, intense emotional sharpness, impressionability and inspiration; it is the planet of mediums, mystics and religious faith. In an astrological chart, it indicates dilution, vagueness, understanding one’s environment through emotions and the absence of clear and determined limits and structures.
In your natal chart, Neptune’s house position is more important than his sign position because, like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Pluto, he is a slow planet.
Many people born in the same period have Neptune in the same sign.
This is the reason why the sign occupied here is less meaningful than when it is occupied by the so-called fast planets, i.e. the Sun, the Moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars.
Therefore, some caution is to be exercised as you read what follows.
The sign positions of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto have a collective meaning. They do not influence your personality, unless they are involved in numerous aspects or when they emphasize a personal point of your natal chart such as your Ascendant’s ruler, an angular planet, i.e. a planet near the Ascendant, the Midheaven, the Nadir or the Descendant. In such cases, the activity of the slow planet is very highlighted. Neptune in Aquarius may inflame your faith in favour of an ideal or of a humanitarian cause. Your imagination may be at its best, and even more so, if the project you are involved in is… crazy and daring!
Neptune in House VII
With Neptune in the 7th House, your social life is subtle and vague, and follows an underlying and imperceptible, yet inflexible, logic. You are unable to figure out why you feel in tune with such or such person, whereas with another person, you just cannot relate. A glance, or a move, is all is needed in order to establish the contact... or prevent it. Life is made of subtleties which reason knows nothing of. The partner is a mirror, and sometimes, a distorting mirror.
Neptune 29°37' Я Aquarius, in House VII
Neptune AspectsSun opposite Neptune orb -3°24'Venus opposite Neptune orb -2°33'Neptune opposite Ascendant orb -3°30'Moon sextile Neptune orb +0°33'Saturn sesqui-quadrate Neptune orb +0°41'Mercury opposite Neptune orb -7°48'Neptune sextile Pluto orb -5°28'Neptune square Midheaven orb -7°29'
iT IS MY PERSPECTIVE THAT jUPITER AND THE mOON ARE ARE HELPFUL with Saturn and the fog...
Saturday, July 9, 2011
A Word from the Visual Thesaurus : reticent
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