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(Astroblogging) So you’ve got your Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and various and other sundry social media accounts and you wonder:
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The fixed stars of Aquarius Decan 2 reside in the goat, the crane, the swan, the southern fish and the dolphin. The Sun aligns with these stars from approximately January 31 until February 9. This is a gentle breed of water bearer, things are a little more mellow here, but it doesn’t mean this...
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The fixed stars of Aquarius Decan 1. The sun aligns with these stars approximately from January 20 - 29. The arrow, the eagle, the goat, the microscope and the toucan. Focused, bold, idealistic, lone geniuses.
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This mysterious disc is said to be the oldest known map of the heavens.Two nights ago the stars sparkled so fiercely above our house. Jupiter was a perfect, tiny orange disc, suspended between bright burning Aldebaran, the Watcher of the East, and Orio...
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A 'Fiscal Cliff' Resolution Around the December 28, 2012 Full Moon?
by Jude Cowell
A few days ago, Mother Jones published an enlightening article What's Happening: Fiscal Cliff Explained, in case you missed it or haven't been paying much attention to the end-of-2012 Political Theater performances about to continue on Capitol Hill.
As you know, it was...
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Fixed Star Vega and Constellation Lyra by Darkstar Astrology. Vega is the brightest star in the constellation of Lyra the Harp.
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The Hyades star cluster is in the face of Taurus the bull, spanning 5 to 9 degrees Gemini. Some include Aldebaran here, but really he is separate from the rest of the cluster and needs to be read separately also. The Hyades themselves cluster around the left eye of the Bull and the face....
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Aldebaran Star by Darkstar Astrology. Fixed star Aldebaran is found at 9º Gemini 47’ in the right eye of the bull in Taurus. It is probably the most famous of the
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The small constellation Noctua spans just five degrees between 15 and 20 Scorpio. Noctua is the species name of the Little Owl, Athene noctua. The genus name comes from Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom. Athena’s Owl was called Glaucus, Greek for “glaring“. The Little Owl does have a stern expression. Glaucus sat on...
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