Post by glaucus on Apr 13, 2019 2:06:10 GMT
I found a site that allows you convert coordinates into galactic coordinates.
The galactic coordinate system locates objects within the Milky Way galaxy by ‘latitude’ and ‘longitude’ in a similar manner to Right Ascension and Declination in the equatorial coordinate system. The current definition of the galactic coordinate system was finalised by the IAU in 1959.
The galactic plane, or galactic equator, is similar to the celestial equator of the equatorial coordinate system. It is the great circle of the celestial sphere made by the plane of the disk of our Galaxy.
The system defines a sphere enclosing the galaxy, with the Sun at its centre, onto which galactic latitude (b) and longitude (l) are projected. Galactic latitude ranges from -90° to +90° (below and above the galactic plane respectively), and galactic longitude ranges from 0° to 360°. The galactic longitude l of an object is the angular distance around the Galactic equator from the Galactic centre at l = 0⁰ (towards the constellation Sagittarius) to the object. As for right ascension in the equatorial coordinate system, galactic longitude increases counter-clockwise as viewed looking down from the north galactic pole.
The galactic north pole is at RA = 12h 51.4m, Dec = +27⁰ 07’ (2000.0), the galactic centre at RA = 17h 45.6m, Dec = -28⁰ 56’ (2000.0). The inclination of the galactic equator to Earth’s equator is 63⁰.
astronomy.swin.edu.au/cosmos/G/Galactic+Coordinate+System
I converted my Right Ascension,Declination Coordinates for my luminaries,planets,and angles as well as dwarf planet Ceres and the named transneptunian dwarf planet/candidates
I also converted the galactic longitude into zodiac longitude equivalent
0'01 longitude = 0'01 Aries
With the Galactic Coordinates, I have some different aspects.
the one that really got me is:
I have Galactic Coordinates
Sun in 1'44 Pisces
Eris in 1'20 Virgo
so I have Sun oppose Eris with 24 minutes of arc in my Galactic Chart!
I have a Galactic Coordinates
Mercury in 11'42 Pisces
Sedna in 11'38 Virgo
so I have Mercury oppose Sedna with only 4 minutes of arc in my Galactic Chart!
Talk about far out thinking!!!
Wow!
lambda.gsfc.nasa.gov/toolbox/tb_coordconv.cfm?fbclid=IwAR3UVDTdKpDcL_-w-C0Jdy3g5kPVl1exwxDF_bc1CBher9Xo51p8O4z8At4
In my Galactic Astrological Nativity with Zodiac Equivalent:
Sun in 1'44 Pisces
Quaoar in 2'00 Pisces
Eris in 1'20 Virgo
Varuna in 2'05 Libra
3 transneptunian dwarf planet/candidates in aspect to my Sun
Moon in 23'12 Taurus
Saturn in 25'35 Virgo
Neptune in 23'10 Pisces
2002 MS4 in 21'04 Pisces
it's different from my Moon-Saturn-Neptune T-Square in my Ecliptic Longitude Chart.
2002 MS4 is a transneptunian dwarf planet candidate, and it's the 2nd largest solar system object without a name.
Mercury in 11'42 Pisces
Varda in 10'53 Pisces
Sedna in 11'38 Virgo
Mars in 10'29 Taurus
Pluto in 11'14 Capricorn
Kite that involves 3 transneptunian dwarf planet/candidates in aspect to my Mercury
I also checked out galactic coordinates of fixed stars
Descendant in 6'08 Gemini
Alpha Lyra Vega in 7'27 Gemini
Imum Coeli in 27'00 Pisces
Alpha Sagittarius Rukbat in 27'43 Pisces
6M Scorpius Aculeus in 26'35 Pisces
7M Scorpius Acumen in 25'52 Pisces
Aculeus and Acumen are Nebula in The Scorpion's Sting, and they are in the list of Bernadette Brady's 64 Mythologically Bright stars that she works with.
Galactic Center in 21'46 Taurus
Moon in 23'12 Taurus
The galactic coordinate system locates objects within the Milky Way galaxy by ‘latitude’ and ‘longitude’ in a similar manner to Right Ascension and Declination in the equatorial coordinate system. The current definition of the galactic coordinate system was finalised by the IAU in 1959.
The galactic plane, or galactic equator, is similar to the celestial equator of the equatorial coordinate system. It is the great circle of the celestial sphere made by the plane of the disk of our Galaxy.
The system defines a sphere enclosing the galaxy, with the Sun at its centre, onto which galactic latitude (b) and longitude (l) are projected. Galactic latitude ranges from -90° to +90° (below and above the galactic plane respectively), and galactic longitude ranges from 0° to 360°. The galactic longitude l of an object is the angular distance around the Galactic equator from the Galactic centre at l = 0⁰ (towards the constellation Sagittarius) to the object. As for right ascension in the equatorial coordinate system, galactic longitude increases counter-clockwise as viewed looking down from the north galactic pole.
The galactic north pole is at RA = 12h 51.4m, Dec = +27⁰ 07’ (2000.0), the galactic centre at RA = 17h 45.6m, Dec = -28⁰ 56’ (2000.0). The inclination of the galactic equator to Earth’s equator is 63⁰.
astronomy.swin.edu.au/cosmos/G/Galactic+Coordinate+System
I converted my Right Ascension,Declination Coordinates for my luminaries,planets,and angles as well as dwarf planet Ceres and the named transneptunian dwarf planet/candidates
I also converted the galactic longitude into zodiac longitude equivalent
0'01 longitude = 0'01 Aries
With the Galactic Coordinates, I have some different aspects.
the one that really got me is:
I have Galactic Coordinates
Sun in 1'44 Pisces
Eris in 1'20 Virgo
so I have Sun oppose Eris with 24 minutes of arc in my Galactic Chart!
I have a Galactic Coordinates
Mercury in 11'42 Pisces
Sedna in 11'38 Virgo
so I have Mercury oppose Sedna with only 4 minutes of arc in my Galactic Chart!
Talk about far out thinking!!!
Wow!
lambda.gsfc.nasa.gov/toolbox/tb_coordconv.cfm?fbclid=IwAR3UVDTdKpDcL_-w-C0Jdy3g5kPVl1exwxDF_bc1CBher9Xo51p8O4z8At4
In my Galactic Astrological Nativity with Zodiac Equivalent:
Sun in 1'44 Pisces
Quaoar in 2'00 Pisces
Eris in 1'20 Virgo
Varuna in 2'05 Libra
3 transneptunian dwarf planet/candidates in aspect to my Sun
Moon in 23'12 Taurus
Saturn in 25'35 Virgo
Neptune in 23'10 Pisces
2002 MS4 in 21'04 Pisces
it's different from my Moon-Saturn-Neptune T-Square in my Ecliptic Longitude Chart.
2002 MS4 is a transneptunian dwarf planet candidate, and it's the 2nd largest solar system object without a name.
Mercury in 11'42 Pisces
Varda in 10'53 Pisces
Sedna in 11'38 Virgo
Mars in 10'29 Taurus
Pluto in 11'14 Capricorn
Kite that involves 3 transneptunian dwarf planet/candidates in aspect to my Mercury
I also checked out galactic coordinates of fixed stars
Descendant in 6'08 Gemini
Alpha Lyra Vega in 7'27 Gemini
Imum Coeli in 27'00 Pisces
Alpha Sagittarius Rukbat in 27'43 Pisces
6M Scorpius Aculeus in 26'35 Pisces
7M Scorpius Acumen in 25'52 Pisces
Aculeus and Acumen are Nebula in The Scorpion's Sting, and they are in the list of Bernadette Brady's 64 Mythologically Bright stars that she works with.
Galactic Center in 21'46 Taurus
Moon in 23'12 Taurus