A team of researchers led by The University of
Manchester is on the brink of revealing some of the mysteries of turbulence – a
force of nature that has chaotic influence on land, sea and air. Millions of
air or sea passengers have experienced the anxiety-inducing effects of
turbulence – but it still remains poorly understood by scientists. But a
breakthrough experiment could help change this. The pioneering study is to be
conducted by a team led by Professor Andrei Golov from Manchester’s School of
Physics and Astronomy, with Emeritus Professor Joe Vinen, from the University
of Birmingham, plus Dr Paul Walmsley and Emeritus Professor Tom Mullin from
Manchester. March 20 http://www.manchester.ac.uk/discover/news/manchester-research-reveal-mysteries-turbulence/
The New Moon of the current lunar cycle was a solar eclipse
in Pisces and was placed in the mundane 8th house at Manchester. The
8th house signifies the loss of elements of life that are no longer
fruitful or have served their purpose while Pisces has been referred to as “an era of storms and of wholesale
disintegration”. The eclipse is anchored
through hard aspect to the Uranus-Jupiter-Pluto T-square that straddles the
meridian.
Astrologers connect Uranus Pluto to the breakdown of the old structures. But before new structures can form
there is a period of “chaos” or “turbulence”. Chaos is the word given to mean,
the void before creation and opens our world to many possibilities, a refresh,
a new beginning in so many ways.
Jupiter-Uranus has been linked to breakthroughs in science
and here with Jupiter as lord of the 9th house [1] we can see why a
university or place of higher learning is involved. The trine from Saturn to
Uranus provides the opportunity of discovering how order (Saturn) is born out
of chaos (Uranus).
Finally we note that Uranus is conjunct the star Baten
Kaitos, in the belly of Cetus, the Sea Monster. In Greek mythology Cetus was
the ruler of storms at sea, a perfect symbol for turbulence which is the
subject of the research.
It would be wonderful if they really crack this problem. The other one is resonance.
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