If pluto's orbit isn't lined up with the ecliptic are calculations still correct?

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Topic: If pluto's orbit isn't lined up with the ecliptic are calculations still correct?

soren
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From: vancouver, bc, canada
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posted August 22, 2013 05:31 AM

I'm curious. How accurate are the online chart calculators? I'm sure it's easy to figure out what degree Pluto is in. But we have to bring a 3D component into the chart when calculating Pluto and astroids because they aren't on the ecliptic.

For example if Pluto is in the same direction as the moon, down to the same degree, but Pluto is 20 degrees away from the ecliptic, then that isn't a conjunction. They would be 20 degrees apart.

So yeah anyone have any info on this?

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