The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
## Zodiac Latitude Name
Q 25°Cn50’08 -20°09’11/0736+01
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## = Abbreviation of object: “Q” stands for “Quasar”
I can see by the abbreviation that I am looking at a
quasar, a very high-energy cosmic event located at
great distance in the universe. Doing a quick “Google"
search on the web for “0736+01” turns up the
comment that this is an optically violent variable
quasar.
In fact, once you have located which celestial objects
relate to your natal chart, it is great fun to compile
notes on what each of these objects is all about.
Since all of the thousands of objects in this book are
organized by the group they belong to, once you
understand something about the group, then you
automatically know about each member of that group.
This can be of particular use when it comes to the
fixed stars, since they are so many of them. I have
included about 750 fixed stars here. For example, this
fixed star entry:
FS 29°Ta06'37 + 3°14'20|2.96|B7ne
ALCYONE / eta Taurus
The Pleiades
This is the named star “Alcyone,” the central star in
the star group “The Pleiades,” said to be the most
photographed stellar object. It is conjunct the planet
Uranus in my natal chart. This listing breaks down as
follows:
FS = Fixed Star
29°Ta06'37 = Zodiac longitude position
+ 3°14'20 = Zodiac latitude position
2.96 = Magnitude brightness
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