Saturn as Father Time
A clock based on a design from 300 years ago has
stunned experts by keeping accurate to a second for 100 days. The modern-day
Martin Burgess Clock B is based on John Harrison's 18th century clock, which he
thought up to solve the problem of determining longitude at sea. It has been
part of a 100-day trial at the Royal Observatory, in Greenwich, to see if the
claim - that the clock would neither lose nor gain more than a second in 100
days - was true. April 19; http://dailym.ai/1D45ucV
The cardinal
ingresses of the Sun are considered important in mundane astrology and can be
usefully employed to predict events especially in the quarter that they rule. A
chart for the Sun’s entry into sidereal Aries on April 15 drawn for Greenwich
is shown here. Notice that the Uranus-Pluto-Saturn combination aspects the
meridian. To understand this news we first need to combine the influence of
Uranus-Pluto acting on Saturn. About
Uranus-Pluto Tarnas writes:
With Pluto acting
on Uranus, we can see what could be called the intensification on a massive
scale (Pluto) of technology (Uranus) or the empowerment (Pluto) of
revolutionary breakthroughs (Uranus) and awakenings”.
If
Uranus-Pluto is about technological and scientific breakthroughs and Saturn or
Chronos is Father Time [1], we can expect at least one breakthrough to be
connected with measuring time. But remember that Saturn is retrograde and
retrogression is often a reference to the past so that this is about a
historical discovery.
A
further confirmation comes from the fact that the Ascendant [16ta21] is
conjunct the star alpha Horologium [16ta02] – the Pendulum Clock! [2]
Horologium Oscillatorium
the Pendulum Clock
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