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posted September 05, 2011 05:06 PM            

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Is there a diff between orbs to sun/moon or all the same? What works for you?

7 deg trine of Venus to Chiron is too wide, huh?

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posted September 05, 2011 06:35 PM            

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I'd keep it in mind and wouldn't discount it. Obviously stronger aspects will take centre stage but it's highly likely it'll be playing away in the background.

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posted September 05, 2011 07:22 PM            

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So it's basically not a regular asteroid where you'd need a super tight orb?
I'm seeing it work at 4 degrees so far.

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posted September 06, 2011 04:02 AM            

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No it's not a regular 'roid, chiron has an orbit inbetween that of saturn and uranus and seems to have quite a strong effect on some people. Some of the asteroids are called centaurs and if you look at the list on serennu it'll say whether it's a classical planet, centaur, tno or asteroid. All of those classed as centaurs may work well with larger orbs, well larger than the traditional asteroids.

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posted September 07, 2011 05:39 AM            

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Thank you sweets

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posted September 09, 2011 06:33 AM            

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I think it's wayyy too wide. Firstly it's an asteroid, and secondly it's a trine. Trine's should be limited down to 4 degrees imo and since it's an asteriod, it should be 3 orbs max. 7 is really pushing it lol. I personally think 7 degrees for a conjunction to a planet is already pretty wide.

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