A team of astronomers led by Dr Marcus Lohr of the
Open University, UK, has discovered the first five star system containing two
eclipsing binary stars. This star system, known as 1SWASP J093010.78+533859.5
(J093010 for short) or TYC 3807-759-1, is located 115 light-years from Earth in
the constellation Ursa Major. July 7; http://www.sci-news.com/astronomy/science-quintuple-star-system-02994.html
Eclipses are
often linked to new discoveries as we have seen in the past and willl see here
too. A chart for the last lunar eclipse at Walton Hall, Milton Keynes, the
location of the Open University, is shown here. The eclipse is placed on the
meridian implying that the place has been chosen for a special event. Since it highlights
the Uranus-Pluto square it is connected to breakthroughs in science. The
eclipse Moon [14li] is in tropical Libra, an air sign, and conjunct stars in
the wings of the Virgin and the Crow. Diana Rosenberg mentions that this 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].
Progressing
the eclipse chart to July 7, the date of the news, brings the eclipse T-square
to the horizon axis thereby triggering the event.
Finally in a
strange coincidence, the ecliptic
longitude of the star system 1SWASP J093010.78+533859.5 is 6Leo which is the
exact position of the Ascendant of the eclipse chart!
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