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Late today or early tomorrow morning is the exact New Moon. This one is Epic with Antares the magical heart star of the Scorpion/Dragon. In fact is occulting this star increasing the affect. Additional details, star maps and insights are in this short video❣ https://lnkd.in/gBm7jQTt

The stakes are high, and only the strongest will prevail. Find out who survives in the pages of Moon Luck! https://lnkd.in/gD98vTMg #MoonLuck #Thriller #Suspense #Survival #SpaceAdventure #MustRead #BookRecommendations

The crab has long been associated with the moon and its goddess. Learn more in this article

🔦Stephen Fernandez is back to talk about Centaur Sagittarius. Sagittarius is specifically designed to bring all of the performance and versatility of Centaur connectors to space applications. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/eyAZH9Pi

With the Sagittarius New Moon at hand, it's time to boost our ongoing Scorpio/Pluto shadow work with a newly refined Vision. What kind of meaning can we make at this time of unprecedented uncertainty? Where should we direct our compass? Read on for more on this, and the change-it-up Pluto in Aquarius ingress! https://lnkd.in/g_FWijFM

Pluto (1° Aquarius 45') is square Mars (1°Taurus 45') exact on June 11 suggesting Sacred Masculine Mars has a powerful opportunity to surrender old perceptions that no longer serve the greater collective reality. It is time to deeply explore letting go of challenging experiences and even though it is so not easy, the results are more than worth it. This is what this timing is for all of us but especially those who have planets, angles or nodes in early degrees of Taurus, Aquarius, Leo, and Scorpio. It is a great time to release whatever has felt stuck, dead, painful, or bewildering - letting go of whatever has been holding you back.It helps to know when you truly let go - you are letting go INTO something more enlivening, more empowering, more appealing, more supportive, more entertaining, more exciting, more loving, more kind, more inspiring, etc… Often this is exactly what allows for a more empowered situation or way of perceiving reality to emerge. It is the power of the alchemy available now when we choose to engage it. Pluto in Aquarius reminds us what we believe and perceive is ultimately what creates our reality. This is similar to what Wayne Dyer liked to say “when you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change!” https://lnkd.in/gE4Pg8Az

There are two different species of scorpion in this photo. Can you differentiate the two? hint: chelicerae and tail segment size. The bark scorpion has narrower tail segments, and the giant desert hairy scorpion has bigger pinching arms

#Martian To-sol is 221 Capricornus 23. LS 037.6° MSD 53708 Curiosity Sol 4439 Perseverance Sol 1404 On this sol in 153 (1897 March 09): Percival Lowell observed the oases Solis Lacus, Ferentinae Lucus, Nodus Gordii, Arduenna, Erebi Lacus and Biblis Fons, as well as the canals Bosphorus, Catarrhactes-Amystis (doubtful), Memnonium-Evenus, Tanaitis-Cebren (as a polar boundary), Medus (doubtful), Thaumantis, Sirenius (extended to Aonium), Eumenides (part east of Sirenius), Coprates III-Coprates, Steropes II-Steropes-Evenus-Padargus, Eosphorus (possibly double), Pyriphlegethon (double), Amazonium (possibly double), Titan-Heratemis, Brontes (or Evenus), Avernus II (northern end or Memnonium), Liris (faint), Araxes, Fortunae-Acheron (as a shading), Coprates IV, Gigas (northern end), Brontes-Memnonium, Acheron, Janus-Digentia (possibly double), Tartarus (faint), Orcus (very faint), and Erebus. “The most conspicuous marking on the disk for some time has been the dark spot in the northwest corner of it (Erebi Lacus). Eumenides has been conspicuous by its absence for a long time; have just tilted my head nearly at right angles to former position and parallel to it, and could see Mare Cimmerium spot northwest and canals from it, but no Eumenides. The association of the two spots with the double line in drawing at 10h. 59m. was inference, each set being seen separately. Suspicion of a glimpse once of two canals where Brontes is drawn. “All the markings in this drawing hard to fix; doubling doubtful though it has that effect. “Not sure of all these markings for position. Identification difficult. “Not sure of all these apparent doublings. “Think A (Amazonium) is double. “The most conspicuous marking on the disk for some time has been the dark spot in the northwest corner of it (Erebi Lacus). Eumenides has been conspicuous by its absence for a long time; have just tilted my head nearly at right angles to former position and parallel to. it, and could see Mare Cimmerium spot northwest and canals from it, but no Eumenides. “The association of the two spots with the double line in drawing 10h. 59m. was inference, each set being seen separately. Suspicion of a glimpse once of two canals where the Brontes is drawn.” —Percival Lowell https://lnkd.in/dV54s8p2

The Year of the Green Wood Dragon February 10, 2024 – January 28, 2025 It is the fifth animal sign in the twelve-year Chinese zodiac cycle. Some Dragon years are: 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012, and 2024. The Dragon is understood to symbolize wisdom, abundant energy, good fortune, and strength. How will you make the most of the Dragon this year?

#Martian To-sol is 221 Sagittarius 23. LS 010.8° MSD 53652 Curiosity Sol 4383 Perseverance Sol 1348 On this sol in 153 (1897 January 11): Percival Lowell observed and drew the oases Cydonis Lacus, Icarius Lacus, Lacus Ismenius (in position of Eulaei Lacus), Niger Lacus, Nilus Lacus (probable identification), and Yaonis Lacus, as well as the canals Asclepius, Asopus (faint), Astaboras, Deuteronilus, Dosaron, Euphrates (probably double; in position of Eulaeus), Flumen Erythraeum, Gihon (very faint), Heliconius II (a polar boundary), Hiddekel, Magon, Nilosyrtis, Orosines, Phison, Protonilus, Sitacus (very faint), Tedanius, and an unnamed canal from Lacus Minor to Hammonis Lacus “seen with great rarity, and therefore doubtful.” “Spot in dark regions at mouth of Phison and spot west of Edom Promontory more prominent than appears in drawing 13h. 53m. – 14h. 01m. of January 9.” “Suggestive contrast with moon, a pale white—and then colored earth, green cactus and ochre ground. Striking argument for vegetation on Mars from color.” —Percival Lowell Andrew E. Douglass observed and drew the oases as well as the canals Euphrates, Flumen Erythraeum, Gihon, Hiddekel, Hyllus (suspected), and Phison. “Seeing 1-2 usually, rarely 3, i.e., good enough to detect Phison and Euphrates.” https://lnkd.in/gDKYEtqb