A
Nasa spacecraft that will hurtle past Pluto on Tuesday at more than 45,000
kilometres per hour has revealed the dwarf planet to be larger than scientists
thought. Fresh measurements from New Horizons, the first spacecraft to reach
Pluto on the outer edge of the solar system, show that it is 2,370 kilometres
across, roughly two-thirds the size of Earth’s moon. July 14
New Horizons
is an interplanetary space probe that was launched on January 19, 2006, as part
of NASA's New Frontiers program. The spacecraft was launched to study Pluto,
its moons and the Kuiper Belt, performing flybys of the Pluto system and one or
more Kuiper Belt Objects (KBOs).
Here we will
see that the sidereal Capricorn Ingress chart (“Capsolar”) contains the clue
for this momentous space event. The current Capsolar at Cape Canaveral, from
where New Horizons, was launched is shown here. Notice that a sharp
Uranus-Pluto-TNP Zeus T-square straddles the meridian. The Uranus-Pluto square
is about scientific breakthroughs while the TNP Zeus on the MC is in area of
the sky connected to space exploration. Diana Rosenberg mentions that this area
brings events connected to the sky such as astronomy, astrology, meterology,
navigation, aviation and space and cites the following examples under transits
to these stars:
This was Sun and Jupiter in 1957 when the USSR launched the Sputnik,
the first artificial Earth satellite and the Moon at the moment the first human
set foot on it in 1969. Even those who do not fly are drawn to the sky and
light: there are chart elements here of the 17th century experimental physicist
Robert Hooke, the first to build a reflecting Gregorian telescope; 17th – 18th
century mathematician astronomer Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, builder of yantras,
massive stone instruments for analysing the heavens; 19th century
industrialist/ manufacturer of optical
instruments Carl Zeiss etc.
In addition,
previous blogs on this site that confirm the connection of these stars to space
events are given in the references below [1][2][3][4].
Progressing
the Capsolar to July 14 brings the T-square once again in alignment with the
meridian triggering its potential and bringing us the news on the Pluto flyby! (Also note that transit Mars [13cn] activates the T-square.)
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