Hypothetical Planets. Imaginary or hidden planets, the existence of which is not verifiable or recognized by science.
IC. See "Imum Coeli." ...
between Mars and Jupiter, the icy Centaurs orbiting between Jupiter and Neptune, plus the comets, meteoroids, the Kuiper Belt, the solar wind, dust, gases and radiant energies of the interplanetary medium, along with the various hypothetical planets ...
If the work that has gone into finding the missing and hypothetical planets interests you, you may want to read "Hypothetical Planets" by Paul Schlyter. If you want to pursue the study of Chiron further, go to Zane B.
Kronos: Kronos is one of the eight hypothetical planets (also called the Transneptunian planets or TNPs) of the Hamburg School.
These are chiefly the astrological planets, dwarf planets, the asteroids, the stars, the lunar nodes, Arabic parts and hypothetical planets.
Q: How do you feel more generally about hypothetical planets and newly-discovered bodies such as Sedna? How should astrologers evaluate what to use?
Its chief differences from the orthodox school consist in the use of Planetary Patterns (q.v.) based upon Midpoints, the cardinal points, Antiscia, and certain hypothetical planets; also the exclusion of all but the "hard" angles: conjunction, ...
Discovered by the German astrologers Alfred Witte and Friedrich Sieggruen during the early years of the 20th century (and called transNeptunian planets, or TNPs, since Neptune was the outermost planet at that time), these eight hypothetical planets ...
A school of astrology, founded by Alfred Witte in Hamburg, Germany, which relies heavily upon the interpretational emphasis of midpoints. In addition to traditional astrological elements, it includes as symbolic indicators eight hypothetical planets: ...
Some astrologers observe the greater asteroids, Ceres, Pallas, Juno and Vesta and include them in their interpretations. In addition to this, certain schools of astrology work with a series of so-called hypothetical planets, ...
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