The world's biggest ever cruise ship which could carry 9,000 passengers and has cost £1.2billion to build is set to be scrapped before it has ever set sail. Global Dream II was constructed by German-Hong Kong shipbuilding film MV Werften and was nearly finished when the company went bankrupt at the start of the year. Since then, no buyer has been found and the enormous 20-deck vessel is now set to be sold for scrap. Sep. 1 https://bit.ly/3Q6B2Mp
Eclipses often signify endings becoming active at least 6 months prior to their actual occurrence. While their influence is worldwide in scope, they are especially powerful in places where they occur on the angles. The upcoming Oct. 25th solar eclipse occurs exactly on the upper meridian (MC) at Rostock where the Global Dream II was being constructed. At [2sc00], the eclipse is conjunct the star Miaplacidus [2sc15], beta (β) Carina in the Ship Argo Navis [1]. The celestial ship Argo appears to govern the fortunes of our ships that ply the oceans.
Next we take a look the T-square of which the eclipse on the MC is the apex. The eclipse is conjunct Venus and the TNP Apollon and square Pluto-Vulcanus.
Pluto-Vulcanus (with Venus): to be forced into situations connected with debt/finance that are beyond your control (Pluto).
Resonating with Pluto-Vulcanus, is the Jupiter-Neptune conjunction square the Ascendant. Jupiter-Neptune is well known for its association with over-extension followed by collapse or bankruptcy [3].
[1] https://www.constellationsofwords.com/miaplacidus/
[2] https://www.constellationsofwords.com/argo-navis/
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