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Anonymous users2024-02-12The Royal Astronomical Society says that "you" may have mistaken your constellation. The society says that people born between November 29 and December 18 should be ophiuchus and not Sagittarius. The ophiuchus constellation is between Scorpio and Hercules.
In mythology, Ophiuchus is a man who dances snakes like the Greek god of medicine. If Ophiuchus' position is corrected, then the traditional astrological chart will have to be corrected, and Scorpio and Sagittarius will have to give up their territory in the traditional astrological chart.
Astronomers have long pointed out that the zodiac charts as we know them do not correspond to the actual phenomena of celestial bodies, and that when the laws of astrology were laid down more than 2,000 years ago, the stars formed by the sun "passing" through a series of asterisms were very different from those seen today.
Astrologers scoffed astronomers as nonsense, with Dorothy Storne, president of the American Astrological Union, telling The Times of London: "There are 12 signs on the zodiac, and Ophiuchus may have something to do with the constellations, but not with the zodiac." The views of astronomy and astrology are completely different. ”
Ophiuchus refers to Sagittarius.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Ophiuchus is said to be very popular in Japan, and if you add Ophiuchus, it is the thirteenth constellation. And the time of the twelve zodiac signs has changed. I personally don't admit this, for example, I'm a Taurus myself, and after adding Ophiuchus, I became an Aries.
I'm not like an Aries at all... So I don't recognize this sign.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Not in my memory.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09In astronomy, Ophiuchus does exist, and it's one of the zodiac signs.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Ophiuchus is one of the equatorial constellations, located south of the constellations Hercules, north of Scorpio and Sagittarius, and west of the Milky Way as seen from Earth.
Ophiuchus is the only sign of the zodiac that is connected to another sign, Serpentus Giant, and Ophiuchus is also the only sign that crosses the celestial equator, the galactic and the ecliptic.
Ophiuchus is large and wide, rectangular in shape, and the celestial equator passes diagonally through this rectangle. Despite the short Milky Way that Ophiuchus straddles, the center of the Milky Way is located in the constellation Sagittarius, not far from the constellation Ophiuchus. The Milky Way has a protruding section here, forming one of the widest areas of the Milky Way.
Latitudinal changes are visible between +80° and 80°.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Ophiuchus outlawed·· You know it's okay... Today, it's still 12! Or press 12...
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Ophiuchus feels present but not not.
We often say the zodiac signs, but in fact, the equator has thirteen constellations, and Ophiuchus is located south of Hercules, north of Scorpio and Sagittarius, and west of the Milky Way. It is the only constellation in the starry sky that intersects with another constellation, the constellation Megaserida, and is the only constellation in the starry sky that crosses the celestial equator, the galactic and the ecliptic. It is a constellation that is both large and wide, basically in the form of a large rectangle. >>>More
Many people have asked: Is there a thirteen constellation? Or ask about the meaning of "Ophiuchus". >>>More
Now it is rumored on the Internet that the twelve zodiac signs have become thirteen zodiac signs, but it has not been officially determined. And astronomy itself is not just about the 12 zodiac signs, it's just about going deeper.
Ophiuchus is not in the zodiac, so it is not in the sign of the month and day. >>>More
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