Iran Air Crash at SuperMoon

At least 38 people were killed when a small passenger plane crashed near the Iranian capital Tehran, state media reports. The aircraft, which was heading to the eastern city of Tabas, went down after take-off in a residential area near Mehrabad airport on Sunday (August 10) morning. Passengers included at least five children, the aviation authority said. BBC

Solar Eclipse charts provide a technique that show us where disasters are likely to happen. But often this can  happen several days, weeks or months later  after an Eclipse  chart is ‘triggered’ into an actual event. What is usually a sign are difficult aspects at the time of the Solar Eclipse. That plus planets on the angles of an Eclipse chart set for a specific location. The angles are the Ascendant, Descendant, Midheaven or the Nadir.

Shown here is the chart for the last solar eclipse of April 29, 2014 at Tehran, Iran. Notice that it is significant for the place since straddling the horizon axis is a stressful Grand Cross containing Mars-Uranus-Pluto – a combination well known for causing accidents.  

Progressing the eclipse chart to August 10 by the solar quotidian method brings the angles once again in alignment with the Grand Cross triggering the accident.

Finally, the chart for the Full Moon of August 10 (a SuperMoon) has the Uranus-Pluto square (linked to accidents) on the angles. Also note that the Full Moon is aligned with a Mercury-Saturn - another indicator for travel related accidents.

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