Planetary node

Planetary Node
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Planetary Node: The point at which a planet's path intersects the ecliptic; declination, 0°. The term is usually reserved for nodes other than the Moon's Nodes.

Planetary Nodes: The use of the planetary nodes in modern astrology is generally restricted to the nodes of the various planets as they intersect the orbital plane of the Earth (the zodiac or ecliptic).

planetary node The point at which a planet's path intersects the ecliptic; declination, 0°. The term is usually reserved for nodes other than the Moon's Nodes.

However, the values of these inclinations and the longitudes of the planetary Nodes along this plane are all variable due to motions of the orbits themselves with respect to the other great reference plane of the Solar System: the Invariable Plane - ...

Planetary nodes do not move much more than a degree in a one hundred years. The moon's nodes are usually the most common ones followed by astrologers. They are commonly referred to as, the North Node and the South Node.

Rules: Taurus & LibraExalted: PiscesDetriment: Aries & ScorpioFall: VirgoExalted Degree: 27° PiscesPlanetary Node: 16°26' Gemini
Venus Verticordia, by Dante Gabriel Rossetti ...

Again, these have no physical substance so they were dark stars. And then we decided that planetary nodes, although they are fixed, when you view them geocentrically, seem to move about a bit. Therefore they could apply to you and separate from you.

See also: Planet, Astrology, Moon, House, Nodes