The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
Chapter 10: Clustering
Star Clusters
The first and only astrologer that I am aware of who
has as concerned himself with star clusters is Charles
A. Jayne. Jayne points out that clusters of dozens and
thousands of stars exist at various distances and
directions from our Sun. These clusters cohere for
hundreds of millions of years in most cases. Jayne
goes on to point out that these star clusters are at
least as deserving of our attention as the more
familiar constellations, composed of stars (in most
cases) at different distances and having no physical
relationship with one another.
The reader should understand that single stars are
not the rule, but very much the exception. Clusters of
stars are the rule, and in fact clusters of almost all
astrophysical objects are the rule.
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