New Zodiac dates for everyone

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shito said:
is that official?Actually according to Yahoo Answers this 13th sign isn't 'new' its been there all along
QUOTEWell "added" wouldn't be the best way to describe it, because technically Ophiuchus has been there all along.

I've read that astrologers just don't use it because
  • A) It'll mess up the triplicities and quadrupil...i..ties... (the elements: fire, air, water, earth; and the qualities: cardinal, fixed and mutable).
    B) It only lasts for 19 days,
    C) A thirteenth sign would mean there would have to be 13 houses in the Birth Chart
    D) We're already accustomed to the "original" 12 zodiac signs.
And more specifically, Ophiuchus is Scorpio and Sagittarius. All this western stuff is too complicated for me, which is why I personally like Vedic Astrology better.
 
ProtoKun7 said:
Agree with you, Depravo.

Astronomy: Amazing things to see in space.

Astrology: A load of nonsensical worthless crap.
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I bet all of those horoscopes and everything will stay the same; it's all snake oil.

EDIT: lol, included a quote from another topic.
Says the guy who pretends Doctor Who is real.
I couldn't resist
 
I've got a sign for the jackasses who decided to add a sign to the zodiac, and it comes straight from Jeff Foxworthy... "Here's your sign"...
 
This is a dumb question but can anyone tell me which zodiac date is for me?

Virgo: Sept. 16- Oct. 30
Libra: Oct. 30- Nov. 23

I'm OCT 30 so im reeeallly confused right now
 
KireiJuice said:
This is a dumb question but can anyone tell me which zodiac date is for me?

Virgo: Sept. 16- Oct. 30
Libra: Oct. 30- Nov. 23

I'm OCT 30 so im reeeallly confused right now
Virgo if you were born before noon, Libra if you were born after.

In truth though you may as well be Elephantus the Elephant or Zippy the Chair for all the difference it will make. It's not real.
 
30084pm said:
KireiJuice said:
This is a dumb question but can anyone tell me which zodiac date is for me?

Virgo: Sept. 16- Oct. 30
Libra: Oct. 30- Nov. 23

I'm OCT 30 so im reeeallly confused right now

You're both
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A Virbra ??? LibGo ??
 
Depravo said:
KireiJuice said:
This is a dumb question but can anyone tell me which zodiac date is for me?

Virgo: Sept. 16- Oct. 30
Libra: Oct. 30- Nov. 23

I'm OCT 30 so im reeeallly confused right now
Virgo if you were born before noon, Libra if you were born after.

In truth though you may as well be Elephantus the Elephant or Zippy the Chair for all the difference it will make. It's not real.


Ack! I can't even remember what time I was born and my parents can't remember it either.

And I don't think I'll ever find my birth certificate
 
CannonFoddr said:
30084pm said:
KireiJuice said:
This is a dumb question but can anyone tell me which zodiac date is for me?

Virgo: Sept. 16- Oct. 30
Libra: Oct. 30- Nov. 23

I'm OCT 30 so im reeeallly confused right now

You're both
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A Virbra ??? LibGo ??

Seems like a Pokémon name lol

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FUCK NO!
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I was a truly Virgo, now a shitty Leo??

No, I´m still Virgo all the way.
 
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By Claudine Zap

Fans of the Zodiac have been bombarded with the unsettling news that their astrological sign may not be what they thought.

The horror of switching from Gemini to Taurus had people rushing to the Web for answers, sending searches for "zodiac signs" into the stratosphere.

So has your sign changed? Probably not. But it all depends on what kind of astrology you follow. Let us explain.

It may come as a surprise that there are different branches of astrology. A main Eastern form, for example, called Sidereal astrology, looks to the background stars, those famous constellations, as its guide.

Western astrology -- which uses the zodiac -- has its signs fixed to the seasons. Most Westerners, and all those horoscope pages we eagerly check, go by the zodiac. These signs follow what early astrologers called star signs, whose reference points are the tropics that form a ring around the earth. The zodiac is based on our relationship to the sun, not the stars.

The back story: About 2,000 years ago, the astrological signs and the astronomical ones were the same. But not anymore. The locations of the signs are based on the sun's location on the first day of spring. That location in the sky has slowly drifted westward because of something called "precession" -- the earth continually wobbles (a scientific term for a slight motion) every 26,000 years. Since the constellations were first identified, they have shifted some 30 degrees. Translation: The signs have slipped about a month westward, relative to the stars.

What this means to you: If you follow astrology that is linked to the constellations, your sign would go from say, a Gemini to a Taurus. You could even have a 13th sign, Ophiuchus, which you may have read about.

"It's a huge point of confusion for the public," says Bing Quock, assistant director of Morrison Planetarium at the California Academy of Sciences. For those who follow Western astrology, "astrologers are not talking about the constellations at all. When an astrologer says the sun is in a certain sign, they're talking about the sign, the location relative to the equinox. They're not talking about the location of the constellations. "

In short, if you follow the Sidereal astrology, the Eastern branch, your sign may have shifted. (And most likely, no surprise to you at all: This news is hundreds of years old).

But for the rest of us, our horoscope, and our signs, are still the same.[/p]


Source
 
Old method, new method, who cares....according to that, I'm still a Pisces. Not like it really means anything.
 

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