A very basic question regd transits--Space Gochar answer

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Hello Dhananjay:

 

I'm giving you the benefit of doubt that your question was a serious

one and you weren't pulling my leg. Assuming this, here is my answer:

 

In our solar system, all objects orbit around the Sun. When

Astronauts go up in the Space, they're orbiting around the Earth.

While in orbit, they can easily tell where exactly AROUND the Earth

are they orbiting.

 

If they're over India in orbit, they can look up Moon's rashi at that

point on the Earth. Likewise, if they're over USA in orbit, they can

look up Moon's rashi at that point. As I've said earier, other

planets take more than 3 days to orbit ONE rashi so these rashis

won't change irrespective of where the space craft is orbiting.

 

Now, say the astronauts land on a celestial body rather than orbit

the Earth. In this case, the astronauts have only landed on the Moon

so far and the Moon orbits around the Earth as well. There is

priciple in Physics that all celetial bodies orbit ALONG with the

objects located on its surface. Using this principle, one can easily

tell where exactly one is located while sitting on the Moon using

Earth as a point of reference.

 

Offcourse, the Earth revolves on its axis and is also revolving

around the Sun, the Moon is revolving on its axis so the calculations

get a little complex. However, if you've attended a good Indian

engineering school, you can easily figure out this calculation.

 

I guess this answers your question. Now, you'll have more questions

as to what Rashi is the Moon transiting through if an astronaut is on

Mars, well you can ask that question when Man lands on Mars and if

I'm alive, I'll try to answer it then.

 

Mukund

 

vedic astrology, Dhananjayan Brahma

<abhanaya> wrote:

> Mr.Mukund,

> I shall be much oblidged to know , that how do the astronaut verify

Gochar .

> Dhananjayan.

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> monmuk111 <monmuk111> wrote:

> Hello Pradipto:

>

> Here is my simplistic answer:

>

> 1) The position of the Moon in the birth chart governs the transit

of

> planets, i.e. if Moon in in Aries in the birth chart, then Jupiter

is

> currently transiting 6th from the Natal Moon today.

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> Now, the two FARTHEST inhabited places on Earth are San Franciso

and

> Bombay, India. There is a 12.5 hour difference in time zone between

> the two places and the planets would have travelled just a few

> degrees in 12.5 hours so it WON'T MAKE MUCH DIFFERENCE where in the

> world you're analyzing transits.

>

> Especailly, for Jupiter which stays in one sign for 13 months,

Saturn

> for 2.5 years, Rahu & Ketu for 1.5 years, Mars for 45 days, Mercury

> for 30 days, Sun for 30 days, Venus for 25 days.

>

> Moon is the only planet that may be affected by the 12.5 hour

> difference, i.e. Moon calculated from India MAY be in a different

> sign as calculated from San Fransico on the same date and same time.

>

> 2) Ideally, one would consider the transits from the place they are

> physically present.

>

> Hope this answers your question.

>

> Mukund

>

> vedic astrology, Pradipto Banerjee

> <pradiban> wrote:

> > Dear Learned members,

> >

> > Since I am beginner, please don't mind a very basic

> > question regarding transits analysis:

> >

> > (a) Should the (i) location of the birth or the (ii)

> > current location of the native be used for transit

> > analysis ?

> > (b) If the answer is (ii), then what if the person is

> > frequently traveling or changes location pretty often?

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> > Thanks.

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