14 April 2018 – Astro-Weather: After dark, Leo walks horizontally across the meridian high in the south. His brightest star is Regulus, the bottom star of Leo’s Sickle. The Sickle forms his front leg, chest, mane, & part of his head. Not far from Regulus, the red long-period variable star R Leonis this week should still be near … Continue reading In the Blood
3 February 2018 – Astro-Weather: Comet PanStarrs is currently moving thru Taurus – Spending this 1st week of February just east of the stunning Pleiades star cluster. Comet by Cliff Smith. From an article by Astrosopher Dr Elizabeth Vreede: ” Comets represent an element that does not wholly enter the usual sphere of cosmic law, although … Continue reading Rosa Mundi
Thig an nathair as an toll The serpent will come from the hole 2 February 2018 – Today is Groundhogs Day, where the fate of winter rests on the shoulders of a furry rodent, for those muggles who believe in a more modern folklore. If he the sticks his head out of his burrow this … Continue reading Thig an nathair as an toll
30 January 2018 – Astro-Weather: Anyone with clear skies in parts of North America (not so much here in Chicago) & across the Pacific Ocean to Australia & eastern Asia can witness the total eclipse of the Blue (2nd Full Moon in a month) Super (moon at Perigee) Moon. From North America, the eclipse occurs … Continue reading Tap Root
22 January 2018 – Astro-Weather: Orion is now high in the southeast right after dark. Orion is the brightest of the 88 constellations, but his main pattern is surprisingly small compared to some of his dimmer neighbors. The biggest of these is Eridanus the River to his west, enormous but hard to trace. Dimmer Fornax … Continue reading unbound & beauteous
