Black Holes

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Black Holes & Astrology:

While many of us are familiar with the effects of the stars and the planets upon our astrological identity, there are many other celestial entities for us to navigate that can hold significance over our personalities.

Meteors, moons, and black holes all interact with the planets and constellations that influence us, but not everybody spends time learning how these factors can have a lasting impact on our identities. Read on if you’re interested in discovering what meaning a black hole may have on your chart!

If this is all starting to sound like a lecture you’d hear at a planetarium rather than anything you’d need to interpret your personal chart, bear with us.

Since black holes were once stars (and large ones too!), they’ve been mapped in the chart of the sky like any other star would be - including the stars that make up our astrological signs and appear on the horoscopic wheel.

Scientists have actually named black holes by their proximity to other major constellations, many of which are the zodiac signs. Within our own Milky Way galaxy exists Sagittarius A, a supermassive black hole located between the constellations of Sagittarius and Scorpius. As recently as April 2019, NASA scientists were able to capture a telescopic image of another supermassive black hole, Virgo A, which is the first picture ever to actually depict a real black hole. If you’re wondering what the A stands for, it denotes how many celestial degrees away from the constellation the black hole exists… and this is where it gets interesting.

Should You Care If a Black Hole Exists In Your Chart?

The short answer is yes!

Unlike planets, black holes do not move on an orbital path; though they drift a minute amount, they are mostly considered fixed points that other celestial bodies gain proximity to. As such, astronomers theorize that if you have a black hole in your chart, it may also have a significant pull over the aspects of the planet it is closest aligned to - and as we know, these planets influence those born in their orbital path.

Essentially, a black hole in your natal chart has the potential to intensify the traits aligned with this planetary sign, and consume you by the deepest aspects of its nature.


https://astrologyanswers.com/article/what-is-the-significance-of-black-holes-in-astrology/

[mccoy]

Interesting development of astrology. By the way, the black hole in the Virgo constellation belongs to the Messier 87 galaxy and is usually called M87*. I didn't know about the Virgo A denomination, also I don't know about the star*, which maybe defines a black hole.

The only two BHs imaged so far are Sagittarius A* in our galaxy and M87* in the M87 galaxy, part of the Virgo constellation. The latter is real huge, even by astronomical terms.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

This is fascinating mccoy. I’m inspired by your vast and deep searches. Yea we could have a binary that is a black hole. Lol think of the significance of that! But of course since we as yet are clueless about what they are; Maybe they will end up being a source of some kind of generating power. Other than the Milky Way the only galaxy I knew much about was; Andromeda It is the distance of two Milky Ways between us and our galaxy. M-87 hmmm sounds like a highway in the U.S. Have to check that one out! Never taken that route.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Looks like m-87 is heavily trafficked. Report back to me mccoy if there are safer routes thru the universe. This one appears cataclysmic!

[mccoy]

Looks like m-87 is heavily trafficked. Report back to me mccoy if there are safer routes thru the universe. This one appears cataclysmic!

LOL, yes, a detour away from highway M87 is strongly advised, that's probably the jet emanating from the M87* black hole. Our galactic center in SagA* is inactive luckily, although it may activate none knows when. It is pointed 30° from us, which hopefully should avoid direct annihilation.

[mccoy]

By the way, these supermassive black hole at the center of galaxies with plasma jets were initially known as QUASARS, it's incredible how much progress has been made in defining their genesis.

One impressive aspect is the efficiency by which matter is transformed into energy by these jets, it's about 50%, whereas in nuclear fusion, the most efficient method known, efficiency is only a few percent. By developing a technology mimicking the black holes jets we would have energy in advance for millennia. I wish it: Good bye, Putin, your hydrocarbons are useless now!