January
15-20, 2005
The most important aspect can be felt already : an
inconjunct between Saturn and Pluto January 20th. In natal
work I don't use inconjuncts too often, but as far as the
cycle of Saturn and Pluto is concerned, we really are in a
next phase of these two planets: in September 2001 and
thereabouts they were in oposition and the world changed 180
degrees. Now we are in the next phase of the inconjunct and
are still licking our wounds, That Bush starts his second
term January 20 again indicates the rather grim character of
his rule, and in this inconjunct phase he appoints a
Ministry of Security. (Saturn is about ruling, Pluto about
power, and there is quite a lot of struggle going on as far
as this goes with an inconjunct of course).
In
our own lives we can also experience heavy weather, giving
us situations of powerlessness. Life just has become a lot
more serious for a little while.
But
there are good things to report as well. The entire
Neptune-in-Libra generation is going through a 12 year cycle
of Jupiter conjunct Neptune: expanding hope and giving new
confidence. And maybe we enter into a new mindset about
spiritualty. In January and Februari Jupiter will conjunct
the Neptune of those born early and late 1950. But the whole
Neptune in Libra generation (from 9 degrees onwards) will
experience this aspect this year till october!
On Christmasday spaceprobe Huygens separated itself from
Cassini and today (January 14) it will reach Titan at 10:13
UT. Titan is a Moon of Saturn, which was discovered first by
Huygens. The whole astronomyworld has great expectations of
this landing. And the only aspect I could find in the
launchchart of Cassini was a
progressed Sun square Neptune....
On
this
page of NASA you can find some information as to how
each day now lasts a few nanoseconds less because the Earth
is spinning faster since the mega tsunami. It is however
only calculated to be so and has yet to be established.
The data of earlier Tsunami's below come from a site which I
made website of the month on my linkspage,
for those of you who wish to study charts of Tsunami's.
Famous
tsunamis - mega tsunamis
June 15, 1896,
10:30 UT, 34N36, 144E12: Sanriku on the island of Honshu
on
Japan's
Pacific seaboard - An earthquake measuring 7.6 on the
Richter scale
unleashed a
tsunami causing a death toll of more than 27,000.
Jan 31, 1906,
15:36 UT, 1N00, 81W30: Ecuador - an earthquake registering
8.8 on the
Richter scale off the coasts of Colombia and Ecuador
produced a
tsunami
claiming about 1,000 lives.
March 2, 1933,
17:30 UT, 39N12, 144E30: Japan - At Sanriku on the island
of
Honshu, a
quake measuring 8.3 followed by a tsunami caused more than
3,000
deaths.
Nov 4, 1952,
16:58 UT, 52N42, 159E30: USSR - The Kamchatka Peninsula on
the
country's
Pacific seaboard experienced one of its worst earthquakes,
measuring 9.0
on the Richter scale and causing a massive tsunami felt
all
the way across
the Pacific as far as Chile and Peru. More than 2,300
people
died.
May 22, 1960,
19:11 UT, Southern Chile, 39S30, 74W30: A 9.5 strong
earthquake was
followed by a devastating tsunami affecting Pacific rim
countries
including the Philippines and Japan. The death toll was
5,700 in
Chile, 61 in
Hawaii and 130 in Japan.
Aug 16, 1976,
16:11 UT, 7.9, Mindinao, Philippines, 6N12, 124E00:
Philippines -
a tremor caused a tsunami >which left 5,000 dead on the
Filipino
island of Mindanao.
Dec 12, 1992,
Flores, Indonesia, 5:29 UT, 8S31, 121E54: Indonesia - a
tremor touched
off several tsunamis, swamping the island of Flores with
2,000 deaths.
July 17, 1998,
8:49 UT, 2S54, 142E12: Papua New Guinea - following two
quakes each
>measuring 7.0, a tsunami ravaged 30 kilometres of
northern
coastline,
sweeping away seven villages with a loss of more than
2,000
lives,
according to official statistics. Local sources put the
death toll
at between
6,000 and 8,000.
Aug 17, 1999,
0:01:38 UT, 40N38.4, 29E49.8 - Turkey - a 7.6 tremor
struck
the northwest
and centre of the country claiming some 17,000 lives and
causing a
devastating tsunami.
December 26
2004, 0:58:50 UT, 3N19, 95E46: Asia - An earthquake in the
Indian Ocean
measuring 9.0 on the Richter scale set off a tsunami that
struck at 10
Asian and three African countries, leaving at least
130,000
people dead.
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