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Declination Charts -- A New Way of Using Old Techniques Recently I mentioned declinations to someone at an astrology conference and the person thought it would be a subject her group would be interested in since I "had something new".
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Declination A coordinate system measuring positions North or South of the celestial equator.
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DECLINATION OF A PLANET - Declination of a Planet is his distance from the Equator, and as he declines from thence either Northward or Southward, so is his declination nominated either North or South.
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Progressed Moon in declination cycles This is a catchy title, but the cycles referred to in this articles are not limited to presidents. They work on regular people as well, even better.
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March, the Sun's declination is zero and its Longitude is zero degrees Aries. As it continues its annual journey along the Ecliptic, its declination increases until on or about 21st.
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The rule on many astrolabes was divided by declination. The declination of a celestial object could be found by placing the rule over the object and reading the declination directly. This function is particularly useful for the Sun.
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The other axis permits north-south motion and is called the Declination Axis. By attaching a set of gears and a motor to the R.A. axis, we can follow the sky with ease.
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290 fixed stars are listed separately giving details about each one and interpretation. 88 constellations are likewise listed. All of the stars are listed in various ways such as by sign, alphabetical, arranged by longitude, declination, ...
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See also: Plane, Sun, Moon, Degree, On the
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