New Zodiac Indicators? Astrology Charts And Star Indicators Revamped

Soon after Ward interviewed Parke Kunkle from the Minnesota Planetarium Society, the world of horoscopes and astrology -- not astronomy -- as we know it has been turned upside down.

In accordance to Kunkle, a board member for the Society and instructor at Minneapolis Neighborhood and Technical College, the moon's gravitational pull has "bumped" the stars out of the genuine alignment that most fashionable horoscope charts are based mostly on. So, you'll find it time to (possibly) adopt a new astrological indication.

For the duration of early morning clearly show banter radio announcers throughout the region are complicated listeners to settle for a new star indication although Facebook posters convey their confusion more than which horoscope to discuss with.

Are you prepared to adopt a new star indication?

Here's the break down based mostly on the recent alignment of the stars:

Capricorn: Jan. 20-Feb. 16

Aquarius: Feb. 16-March eleven

Pisces: March eleven-April eighteen

Aries: April eighteen-Could 13

Taurus: Could 13-June 21

Gemini: June 21-July 20

Cancer: July 20-Aug. ten

Leo: Aug. ten-Sept. 16

Virgo: Sept. 16-Oct. thirty

Libra: Oct. thirty-Nov. 23

Scorpio: Nov. 23-29

Ophiuchus: Nov. 29-Dec. 17

Sagittarius: Dec. 17-Jan. 20

Acquire note of the new, thirteenth star indication: Ophiuchus. In accordance to Ward's article, the Babylonians only needed 12 star indicators, so they bumped the unlucky thirteenth contender. But, now in the up-to-date star charts, Ophiuchus is ultimately producing a debut in November and December.

Kunkle reminds his audience style is not determined by astronomy and star positions.

Resources and Proposed Additional Reading:

Star Tribune: The Stars May possibly Not Realistically Be Aligned in Your Favor

The Minnesota Planetarium and Room Discovery Center: Board Member Parke Kunkle and Horoscopes

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