As
many as 400 million lives may be at risk as torrential rain in China threatens
the world’s largest dam. The Chinese government has moved to defend the
structural integrity of the massive Three Gorges Dam, as a hydrology expert
took to international media over the weekend to warn it could collapse at any
moment. June 24 https://bit.ly/2VogbdS
The Three Gorges Dam is a hydroelectric gravity dam that
spans the Yangtze River by the town of Sandouping, in Yiling District, Yichang,
Hubei province, China. It is the world's largest power station in terms of
installed capacity (22,500 MW) since 2012. Presented here is the chart of the
June 21 solar eclipse drawn for the co-ordinates of the dam. What strikes us
immediately is the conjunction of Jupiter-Pluto-Saturn on the IC. Placed opposite the powerful conjunction on
the 10th house cusp (MC) are the stars of the Chinese asterism Pe-Ho, the Northern River and Nan-Ho,
the Southern River. Also here is the
star xi Geminorum [27cn] which was Tsi-Choui,
The Accumulated Waters; or the Massed or Swollen Waters. Chinese
astrologers kept a close watch on this star to see if there was a danger of
summer floods; astrologers held that if one moment it looked bright and the
next moment it faded, rivers would overflow and fords and bridges would become
impassable (Staal p.28) [1].
The eclipse [0cn21] not only makes a sharp quincunx
aspect to Saturn [0aq42] it is also conjunct the midpoint of the TNPs
Admetus-Vulcanus [1cn32]. The definition of the Transeptunian Points (TNPs) is
as below [2]:
ADMETUS : Obstruction.
VULCANUS : Great
amounts of sustained force, great strength, intense power.
So the picture we have is:
The Dam
(obstruction) trying to withstand the tremendous force (Vulcanus) of the river
waters.
[1] Secrets of the Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg
(v.1, p.703)
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