The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
The Galactic Center (GC)
Astrologers have become more aware of the
existence and position of the Galactic Center (GC) or
nucleus in recent years thanks to the work of men like
Theodor Landscheidt. Landscheidt points out in his
seminal book "Cosmic Cybernetics" that there is an
increasing tendency among astrophysicists toward
consideration of our entire galaxy as a whole or living
organism, capable of self-communication. The
galactic nucleus may communicate "information"
through electromagnetic and gravitational radiation
and other yet-undiscovered means.
It is estimated that the core of our galaxy has a million
stars per cubic parsec, a million times greater star
density than in the solar neighborhood. If we lived on
a planet circling a star near the galactic nucleus, we
could see a million stars as bright as Sirius, and the
sky each night would be as bright as 200 full Moons!
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