If you want to see what planets you have in Ophiuchus, reply in this forum with your:

1. birthday
2. birthtime
3. city

This is an image of the tropical zodiac and the constellations, the yellow lines represent the tropical zodiac divisions, and the icons for each tropical zodiac sign are in blue glow.

You can see the boundary of Ophiuchus, and see that it is the only of the constellations to cross the ecliptic but is not part of the 12 signs of the Zodiac.

As you can see, the precession of the tropical zodiac has caused a rough 24˚ backwards shift of the constellations and the tropical zodiac.  About one entire sign backwards.



Image link here:  http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c222/stuckinasuitcase/fb/ophi.jpg

June 17th, 1989 1:55pm West Palm Beach, FL

If ya'll figure out a clear cut and to the point status message that'll help some of the sun sign readers understand let me know 'cause the status messages going around are getting so annoying!

11/4/1967 3:43PM New York City

Originally Posted by Autumn Cutaia:
June 17th, 1989 1:55pm West Palm Beach, FL

Hey Autty, it looks like the Moon is *sort of* in the vicinity of Ophiuchus, but you really have the moon in Scorpio conjunct Antares, the heart of Scorpius.

Here's the image and the link to zoom in:

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c222/stuckinasuitcase/fb/Picture16.png

That program looks neat! Unfortunately Cutaia isn't Mac friendly. I get my fix at school though

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