The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
Using Stars with your Natal Chart
All of the stars and stellar objects documented in this
book include their position in the familiar astrological
zodiac, by degrees, minutes, and seconds. I have
included short lists of the most well-known examples
for each type of object, as well as much larger lists
that combine all the obects into one long running list,
starting at zero-degrees of the sign Aries and running
through the end of the sign Pisces.
Since both the short and long lists are sorted in
zodiac order, you can browse any list to see where
your natal planet positions (and other sensitive points)
match with the positions of various stellar objects.
For example, my natal Sun position is 25 degrees of
the zodiac sign Cancer and 48 minutes, 25°Cn48'.
Looking at the extended list of objects at the back of
this book, I find this section.
## Zodiac Latitude Object
NS 25°Cn07'53 -16°11'17/Procyon A, Procyon B
WD 25°Cn11'41 -16°06'05/Procyon B
OC 25°Cn13'10 -44°56'06 NGC 2362
Very young cluster
Loose & poor, tau Canis Major
G 25°Cn30'52 +52°18'41/Holmberg I = DDO
63 = A0936+71
Q 25°Cn50'08 -20°09'11/0736+01
ME 25°Cn51'25 +69°01'51/Ursids
I see that my Sun is conjunct quasar “0736+01,” the
near star “Procyon A, and the white dwarf “Procyon B,
as we as open galactic cluster “NGC 2362,” which is a
a bright cluster of very young stars.
Let’s use the closest match with is Quasar “0736+1,”
which lists:
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