posted March 03, 2010 12:56 PM            

Lova conj N.N (0,11)
amor conj wertex (0,11)
merk conj uranus 0,35'
valentine conj Siva conj ixion(0,3'+ 0,35)

cupido sextile uranus (0,03)
Venus sextile antero (0,07)
amor sext valentine (0,24)
Wertex sext valentine(0,13)

ixion trine venus (0,31')

Siva trine boda (0,12)
Ixion trine boda (0,23)
kaali trine DNA (0,04)
MC quinkunx pluto (0,24)

The most asteroids/points in this tight orb = in Kite, if Sedna counts = star of david

posted March 03, 2010 01:14 PM            

This is such an interesting thread.

posted March 03, 2010 01:15 PM              

Sun 13'54" Scorpio
Inconjunct
Eris 13'53" Aries
is the closest

then
Midheaven 16'26" Scorpio
Conjunct
Uranus 16'32" Scorpio

then
Imum Coeli 16'26"
Inconjunct
Neptune 16'48"

also,
Venus and Uranus
are not in the same degree
but are conjunct by
less than 1 degree
(Venus 15'51")

posted March 03, 2010 02:46 PM            

Sun Semisquare Venus 0'00
Moon Sextile Mercury 0'06
Mars Quintile Pluto 0'21
Neptune Sextile Pluto 0'25
Mercury Quintile Uranus 0'33
Mars Semisquare Uranus 0'44
Chiron Biquintile Ascendant 0'43
Mars trine Chiron 0'56

posted March 03, 2010 02:59 PM            

ASC conj Sun 0,07'
merk conj uranus 0,35'
merk square moon 0,44'
N.N conj mars 0,46'
mars trine saturn 1,00'

posted March 03, 2010 03:46 PM            

The whole point of this is to see what your closest major aspect is, because it will color your personality a lot. Of course the rest of your chart matters too, but listing minor aspects really defeats the point. People can list whatever they want, but I don't think it will be as beneficial for them.

I didn't expect asteroids either.

posted March 03, 2010 04:26 PM            

Ptolemy used the conjunction,opposition,trine,square,and sextile

he didn't use the inconjuncts which are semisextile and quincunx which are both 12th harmonic aspect.

He used the aspects by sign

and not geometrical angle like mainstream astrologers use

Raymond

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"Nothing matters absolutely;
the truth is it only matters relatively"

posted March 03, 2010 04:31 PM            

My closest major are:

posted March 03, 2010 04:39 PM            

there are main belt asteroids...asteroids that orbit between Mars and Jupiter. Dwarf planet, Ceres is one of them.

some people get asteroid mixed up with minor planets

it was synonymous with but Chiron's discovery changed all that. the discoveries of 1992 QB1,the second transneptunian discovered after Pluto and the overall discovery of the Kuiper Belt as well as the discovery of Pholus, the second centaur and the overall discovery of a whole bunch of centaurs complicated the use of using asteroid as a synonym for minor planet.

all asteroids are minor planets, and they are listed with minor planet numbers

not all minor planets are asteroids

minor planets include the following

Hundreds of thousands of minor planets have been discovered within the Solar System, with the rate of discovery currently running at around 5,000 per month. Of the more than 400,000 registered minor planets, 210,454 have orbits known well enough to be assigned permanent official numbers.[6][7] Of these, some 15,000 have official names.[8] As of March 2009, the lowest-numbered unnamed minor planet is (3708) 1974 FV1;[9] but there are also some named minor planets above number 200,000.[10]

These fall into several broad populations:

* Asteroids; traditionally, most have been bodies in the inner solar system.[3]

* Main belt asteroids, those following roughly circular orbits between Mars and Jupiter. These are the original and best-known group of asteroids or minor planets.
* Near-earth asteroids, those whose orbits take them inside the orbit of Mars. Further subclassification of these, based on orbital distance, is traditional.

* Aten asteroids, those that have semi-major axes of less than one Earth orbit. Those Aten asteroids that have their aphelion within Earth's orbit are known as Apohele asteroids.
* Amor asteroids are those near-Earth asteroids that approach the orbit of the Earth from beyond, but do not cross it. Amor asteroids are further subdivided into four subgroups, depending on where their semimajor axis falls between Earth's orbit and the main asteroid belt.
* Apollo asteroids are those asteroids with a semimajor axis greater than that of the earth while having a perihelion distance of 1.017 AU or less. Like Aten asteroids, Apollo asteroids are Earth-crossers.

* Jupiter Trojans, asteroids sharing Jupiter's orbit and gravitationally locked to it. Numerically they are estimated to equal the main-belt asteroids.

* Centaurs, bodies in the outer solar system between Jupiter and Neptune. They have unstable orbits due to the influence of the giant planets' gravity, and therefore must have come from elsewhere, probably outside Neptune.[citation needed]
* Trans-Neptunian objects, bodies at or beyond the orbit of Neptune, the outermost planet.

* Neptune Trojans, bodies sharing Neptune's orbit and gravitationally locked to it. Although only a handful are known, they are thought to outnumber main-belt asteroids by an order of magnitude.[citation needed]
* The Kuiper belt, objects inside an apparent population drop-off approximately 55 AU from the Sun.

* Classical Kuiper belt objects, also known as cubewanos, are in primordial, relatively circular orbits that are not in resonance with Neptune.
* Plutinos, bodies like Pluto that are in a 2:3 resonance with Neptune, and other resonant trans-Neptunian objects. This is a rather large group.

* Scattered disc objects, with aphelia outside the Kuiper belt. These are thought to have been scattered by Neptune.
* Detached objects such as Sedna, with both aphelia and perihelia outside the Kuiper belt.
* The Oort Cloud, is a hypothetical population thought to be the source of long period comets that may extend out to 50,000 AU from the Sun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minor_planet

Raymond

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"Nothing matters absolutely;
the truth is it only matters relatively"

posted March 03, 2010 05:08 PM            

quote:

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...yet. Give it time.

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Haha, I guess in this economy......

posted March 03, 2010 05:26 PM            

Jupiter square Chiron (0 orb, applying)
NN sextile Chiron (0 orb, separating)

not a clue what either of those mean

posted March 03, 2010 06:07 PM            

Moon conj. Venus (in Libra) 0.2

posted March 03, 2010 08:05 PM            

Diana - I have a few 0' close aspects but the absolute closest is Venus conjunct NN.. 0'02 or something like that.

I can't find too much on Venus-NN.. but it's mainly positive and I can relate to it quite well!