posted November 24, 2016 06:02 PM
Guys I think i got the answer.. just edited it at the very start of the thread, just the 2 plain different oppositions by their own, to not have the perspective thrown off too much by having them paired with the other pics.. I can see it clearly which one is stronger.. last night when i was trying to compare with all 3 other sets, it was sometimes showing that one might be stronger, but to the end i was thinking the other. But now i put them by themself, i think its pretty clear.. but we will all likely see different things.
For example to know which one is strong, just compare the uranus's to the neptunes. IMO the uranus's are all a fair bit stronger. now make that same comparison with the top and we might have our answer..
(try checking now^)
***If you want some of the names of the people in the pic at the start here are the mars ones: joan baez, ken mcmullen, & david rachline, and gilles veissiere (was on the old set below). if you go >here you can enter in their birth dates to check that my information is accurate. even do the gravity formula. i dont know the uranus ones but uranus is always 18-20 AU away so doesnt really change its strength much. plus you can tell they all kinda have that same uranus opposition stare, thats the only exact opposition they had (no other oppositions tighter than 12 degrees)
for gravity formula you dont actually have to calculate using the earth's mass. you can shorten it by leaving the earth's mass as 1. here is using the distance from joan baez's mars and comparing it to an average uranus (19 AU)
mass of mars ÷ distance from you squared
mass of uranus ÷ distance from you squared
if you divide the top number by the bottom outcome it'll give you how many times mars is stronger than the bottom(uranus).
(6.4x10^23)÷ 2.1^2 = 1.45 x 10^23
(8.7 x10^25)÷ 19^2 = 2.4 x 10^ 23
so uranus would be 2.4/1.45 = 1.65x stronger.
you'd get the exact same outcome if you used the gravitational constant ( ) and earth's mass in the equation
well there was the old set^ that i replaced cause i thought the guys 14 orb sun moon opposition might have made his opposition energy stronger than it should have. he had the furthest mars out of everyone though and it seems a lot weaker than the uranus oppositions (2.6 AU mars) so i put it back here.
Anyway the ultimate tip i realized for finding strength in opposition energy, is you make the pics bigger on the screen if you can if you hit option and then the + key, or maybe command and + key. then you look at the first person and then the person below them (mars to uranus or vice versa) and ask, is this person really staring at YOU
stronger? which one is "seeing" you stronger, in personality, awareness, just more aware that they are seeing "you". this should give away the strongest opposition energy. to know what im talking about go to the jup-sun opps or the stronger of the 2 mars opps and they really have this look as if they are really aware of you (or the person taking the pic, obviously)
just that they are stronger "looking" at and "seeing" you
and when you are looking at the second set of 4 rows it's not just coincedence if all in a set are weaker or stronger.
if you took 235 10km wide 2km high mountains and compressed them into a small dot, and had that dot 2 km away from you that would be the gravitational pull of mercury.
if each card was a 2km tall 10km wide mountain (pretty large) it would have to take 235 of these cards (and the mountain is right beside you 2 km away) to equal in strength to mercury. so its actually a pretty strong force.
keep in mind that thee is incredibly strong
if you stare at the gif for around 7 seconds possibly thats around 235