Winter Solstice 2016: Jupiter Opposes Uranus While Both Square Karmic Pluto
by Jude Cowell
Having previously viewed the Winter Solstice 2016 horoscope, you’ve noticed that expansive Jupiter in airy Libra will line up in opposition to radical Uranus in fiery Aries and, with apex Pluto in Capricorn, form a Cardinal T-Square of dynamic energies. Below again is the December 21, 2016 chart set
Mary Shelley’s Pre-Natal Eclipse Series returns Nov 3, 2013
by Jude Cowell
The November 3, 2013 Solar Eclipse @11Sco15 (in 12th house of Politics, Large Institutions, and Karma when chart is set for Washington DC) is of the 16 North Saros Series and carries a tone of Uranus-trine-Neptune, the pair of Enlightenment planets.
If you’ve read any of my posts on Solar Eclipses you know one of my
Speaking of mystical Neptune now traversing its own oceanic sign of Pisces, on July 9, History Today published an article by *Christopher Winn on concerning Mysterious Drownings which spotlights the 190th anniversary of the drowning off the coast of Italy (July 8, 1822) of romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley.
Shelley, born August 4, 1792 @10:00 pm in Horsham, England, died age 29 which to
Typing on the Weekend of June 22–24, 2012
by Jude Cowell
Since this weekend is the last for composing and setting up my new subscription newsletter Stars Over Washington Monthly by early July, you can imagine that typing is keeping me tres busy and I won’t be hanging out much here on my SO’W blog until Monday or Tuesday–crazy events in Washington DC notwithstanding. No, it isn’t a weekend
A May Solar Eclipse, Winter Solstice 2012, and a Royal Star of Persia make 2012 eventfulby Jude CowellProbably the best info on Winter Solstice 2012 and the Mayan Long Count ‘prediction’ that’s giving many people the heebie geebies these days may be found at Neptune Cafe along with reading suggestions for those who wish to know more.Solar Eclipse May 20, 2012 conjunct AlcyoneAlso noted, if you’re
Midnight. Be There!Space Weather News for Sept. 20, 2010JUPITER AT ITS BEST: Tonight, Sept 20-21, Earth and Jupiter converge for their closest encounter in decades. The giant planet will soar across the sky at midnight, outshining everything except the Moon itself. Although big, bright Jupiter will remain close to Earth for weeks to come, tonight is the closest of all. Check SpaceWeather.com for