Whats in the Stars Today~November 28th, 2014 Friday~ Mercury entered Sagittarius Moon 22° Aquarius opposes Jupiter 22° Leo Moon 27° Aquarius squares Saturn 27° Scorpio Moon enters Pisces 10pm UK - 11pm Europe - 5pm USA EST [Saturday 3:30am India - 9am Sydney, Australia] Moon 1° Pisces squares Mercury 1° Sagittarius Crescent Moon (waxing/46% of illumination) During this Moon phase, there is a slight slowing down of enthusiasm due to an emerging desire to produce tangible results from the energy being expended. The issue of values enters into the equation and an urge to tie together the data available so that you can utilize current opportunities. There is still plenty of forward motion, and this is a great time to continue initiating and progressing forward. This Moon phase favors gaining more information and the input of others to further your plans. Friday morning - Have you woken-up and felt a change ? As explained above - the 26th/27th November: Sun 4° Sagittarius squares Neptune 4° Pisces - has passed - but you will be feeling the most significant shift due to the fact that Mercury entered Sagittarius - very early Friday morning. Darkness is becoming Light - worries and fears are vanishing - and soon - if you havent already begun to see signs - youll see significant changes to your lives that will put a smile on your face and make you happy to be alive - instead of just existing and surviving. I will explain more about this for Moon in Aries on Monday 1st December 2014. Friday 28th November 2014 - Moon enters Pisces Pisces Spiritual, Quiet & Peaceful - Haha - I dont think so ! When reading the astrological chart - especially Moon Astrology - it is important to understand WHAT and WHERE is the source of the Moons energy - this is defined both by the time when it became a New Moon and where its going to be a Full Moon - but most importantly is which star sign the Sun is in - the Sun which creates the energy that is reflected by the Moon. This weekend and from the moment Moon enters Pisces 10pm UK - 11pm Europe - 5pm USA EST [Saturday 3:30am India - 9am Sydney, Australia] - its NOT going to be the normal Moon in Pisces spiritual peaceful transit youd expect from Moon in Pisces. Thats because Sun in Sagittarius - is creating the light and energy which is reflected by Moon in Pisces. Do you remember the times when you wanted peace and quiet - and the more you wanted it - the busier life became - well thats what this weekend will become - Moon in Pisces - actually truthfully wants peace and quiet - but because Sun is in Sagittarius - the Suns Sagittarian energies wins - especially that Mercury & Venus are also in Sagittarius - getting a peaceful weekend will be IMPOSSIBLE ! Ive said it many times that astrology proves that NONE of us - knows the plan - but we do know that when it is destiny for things to change - things can change - in a heart-beat - because the emotions - especially emotions created by the Moons energies - can get each of us to change - in order for us to learn lessons and in order for each of you to be put on the right pathway for your destiny. This weekends Moon in Pisces is sensitive - and wants each of us to feel the energies - but due to the Sagittarian squares - it wont be peaceful or quiet - in fact UNTIL we listen to the Moon - we wont find peace. Is it true that Jupiter protects Earth? Jupiter’s gravity slings long-period comets out of harm’s way, while nudging some asteroids closer to Earth. And, in 1770, Jupiter took aim on Earth – but missed. Is it true that Jupiter could be considered our friendliest planet because – without Jupiter – comets would be more likely to hit us? The answer is yes … and no. Some astronomers believe that one reason Earth is habitable is that the gravity of Jupiter does help protect us from some comets. Long-period comets, in particular, enter the solar system from its outer reaches. Jupiter’s gravity is thought to sling most of these fast-moving ice balls out of the solar system before they can get close to Earth. So long-period comets are thought to strike Earth only on very long timescales of millions or tens of millions of years. Without Jupiter nearby, long-period comets would collide with our planet much more frequently. In addition, in recent decades, astronomers have been able to see signs of comets that have crashed into Jupiter. There was Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 in 1994. And, in 2009, astronomers observed a dark gash in one side of the giant planet, likely caused by a comet. But Jupiter creates both good and bad conditions for earthly life. Consider that its powerful gravity prevented space rocks orbiting near it from coalescing into a planet, and that’s why our solar system today has an asteroid belt, consisting of hundreds of thousands of small flying chunks of debris. Today, Jupiter’s gravity continues to affect the asteroids – only now it nudges some asteroids toward the sun, where they have the possibility of colliding with Earth. Another interesting story comes from several centuries ago. The late Brian G. Marsden, former director of the the International Astronomical Union’s Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams, related it to Dennis Overbye of the New York Times in 2009, shortly after the dark gash appeared on Jupiter. It’s rare for a comet to come within 1 astronomical unit of Earth (that is, one Earth-sun distance, 92 million miles, or about 150 million kilometers). But, in the year 1770, a Comet Lexell streaked past Earth at a distance of only a million miles. Dr. Marsden told Overbye that: … the comet had come streaking in from the outer solar system three years earlier and passed close to Jupiter, which diverted it into a new orbit and straight toward Earth. The comet made two passes around the sun and in 1779 again passed very close to Jupiter, which then threw it back out of the solar system. ‘It was as if Jupiter aimed at us and missed,’ said Dr. Marsden. So is Jupiter Earth’s protector? The answer is … sometimes! ~Elder Airwolf~
Posted on: Fri, 28 Nov 2014 23:26:38 +0000
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