Picture (film) of Solar Tsunami on Dec 6

[LaurenG]

Do astrologers consider sun spots and solar activity when looking at charts?

Halfway down the page.


http://spaceweather.com/

This was there as well.

DAWN PLANETS: A suggestion for Sunday morning: Wake up at dawn. Put on warm clothes. Go outside and look east: sky map. (continued below)


Planets converging on Dec. 9th. Credit: Tom J. Martinez.

There, amid the rosy glow of sunrise, you'll see Mercury and Jupiter so close together, you could hide them behind the tip of your pinky finger held at arm's length. (To be precise, they'll be 0.25o apart.) Look through binoculars and you'll see dim, red Mars, too. It's a rare three-planet conjunction--don't miss it!

[SeattleGirl]

1. Solar tsunami.....

Wow! Thanks for the link!

[Why Syzygy]

2. the astrologers have

been writing this month about the five/six planets that are all grouping together right now.
I wish I still had that old telescope. Some communities have clubs that take a big scope out to public venues and allow you to get a closer look.

It's almost dawn, so I might try this .

[I Have A Dream]

3. I wonder how this affects the energy here on Earth.

Thanks, OB!

[stellanoir]

5. Cool

I only know that when I was in labor with my son, there were some of the biggest solar flares in 30 years or so. I had him at home and the midwives couldn't believe that I found there ultrasound monitor more searingly invasive and more painful than the contractions. They'd never seen anyone react that way and I later learned that solar flares do indeed effect sonar devices. So go figure.

I would imagine they would augment solar aspects in some way. Haven't studied it though.

[BlueIris]

6. Hmmm. That sounds like a fortuitous day to have had your kid.

Jeez.

[Why Syzygy]

4. couldn't do it .. we have rain

and drizzle today. Have I mentioned that I am just living for 12/22?