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Introduction Hey everyone, this is the mind of lilith, thank you for joining me and I hope you are all doing well. For today I will be conducting a brief astrological analysis and interpretation of Kadeem Hardison, Joe Morton and Jasmine Guy’s past life relationship. This broadcast was inspired by Kadeem and Jasmine’s Breakfast Club … Read more
The equators of rotating bodies appear never to parallel their orbits. Hence there is an inclination of the axis when considered in reference to the plane of the orbit. Within the solar system these inclinations arc, at this epoch, as follows: Mercury 72°, Venus 60°, the Earth 23½°, Mars 25°, Jupiter 3°, Saturn 26°, Uranus 102°, Neptune 155°, Pluto unknown. The inclination of the Sun’s axis to the plane of the Earth’s orbit is about 7°. Its inclination to the plane of its own orbit is unknown, because the Sun’s orbit is itself unknown. It is claimed by some that there is an additional motion of the Earth’s axis amounting to 50″ a century, making an orbit of about 2½ million years, in the course of which the North Pole and the South Pole successively point to the Sun instead of as at present to the Pole Star. This theory is advanced by way of explanation for successive Ice Ages.
The diurnal motion of the Earth around its axis; also similar motion on the part of any other celestial body. v. Solar System.
Said of a planet posited in certain weak or lame degrees or arc which, if ascending at birth, were supposed to make the native blind, or lame, or otherwise physically afllicted.
A point of the horizon and a circle extending to it from the zenith; or an arc of the horizon measured clockwise between the south-point of the horizon and a vertical circle passing through the center of any object
Harmonious, but weak
These are terms sometimes applied to the Semisextile and the Quincunx aspects, as indicative that no relationship can exist between adjacent signs and houses, or between those which are one sign or house less than an opposition.
A chronological list of all aspects formed during a specified period. Most astrology magazines acrry an Aspectarian for the concurrent month; and one for the year is now usually appended to the Ephemeris.
