Guest guest Posted June 8, 2003 Report Share Posted June 8, 2003 varahamihira , " prashantnarang " <prashantnarang> wrote: > oops, i ignored this fact. > anyway, we just need sun with nodes for our case studies whether its > solar or lunar eclipse or no eclipse at all . in case 2 perhaps > there is no eclipse b'coz moon has moved forward. b'coz our aim is > to judge role of jupiter when sun is weak. in next step we 'll look > for charts which have weak moon to check role of venus.so, i change > the title to sun with nodes. > thanx shailesh for correcting me > prashant Sorry for unwanted intrusion. Line of Nodes: Intersection of Referencing Plane and Referenced Plane Example 1: Ecliptic and Lunar Orbits; Line of Rahu-Ketu is intersection of two orbital planes. Eclipses occur when Sun and Moon align with this line. Example 2: Equatorial Plane and Ecliptic Plane; The intersection of these two lines is called Equinox(No badgering re: equinox: length of day = night; This is the way people use in A & A). When Sun and aligns with this line, Vernal(Autumnal) Equinox occurs. This can be extended and exemplified. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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