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PRESS A COSMIC ENTITY ABOVE TO VISIT THE REST OF THE SITE
MARCH
The constellation info here is accurate worldwide and is done from an observable point of view, so you'll find it's different from astrologers ephemeris info. All times are GMT so you'll have to convert that to your local time
BIODYNAMIC DATA FOR MARCH IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE
The Sun in March The Sun is in front of Aquarius until the 12th Feb when it moves into Pisces
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Mercury Just visible low in morning twilight
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Venus Low on horizon in morning twilight
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Mars Very bright, orange and high in the sky
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Jupiter Low on the horizon in morning twilight
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Saturn Rises around 10 pm and then visible and bright all night
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Meteor Showers NONE
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The Moon in March 7th - 3rd Quarter - Scorpio 15th - New Moon - Pisces 23rd - 1st Quarter - Gemini 30th - Full Moon - Virgo - ----- ---- --- -- -
a MARCH 2010 11th Mars stands still at 9am. The red planet has been going 'retrograde' through the starscape motion. It will now be going forward again towards Leo 12th Moon at apogee (farthest from Earth at 252,000 miles) peaks at 10am 15th New Moon peaks at 9pm 17th Crescent Moon next to Venus – in the morning both will rise about 5am 20th Spring Equinox peaks at 5.30pm. 21st Moon next to the Pleiades all night (Luna visits the seven sisters) 22nd Saturn is at its closest and brightest it gets tonight when it reaches 'opposition'. Saturn's rings are near edge-on for the next few years but its still the best thing you can see with a small telescope. Saturn can be found in the constellation Virgo 23rd 1st Quarter Moon peaks at 11:00am 25th Moon next to Mars in the Beehive Cluster at the centre of the constellation Cancer 28th Moon at perigee (closest to Earth at 221,000 miles away) peaks at 5am 29th Moon next to Saturn all night 30th Full Moon peaks at 2:30am
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Biodynamic Lunar Constellation info for March These are the constellations the Moon can be seen in front of for the whole of March - it basically moves in front of a different constellation every 2.5 days Hope it makes sense laid out this way - it's the only way i could get all the symbols in a line - there's also a leaf, root, fruit, flower conversion table right at the bottom - the only way to print it out is copy it into a word document then grab all the text and change the letter colour from white to black - i'm sure i'll find an easier way to present it soon, but at least its here eh? you can buy biodynamic calendars for just £5 here ive just moved even closer to the Greenwich meridian line! (less than 10" off), so all the times here are given in Greenwhich Mean Time - the Moon's phase and the constellation it's passing in front of doesn't change depending on where you are in the world, so all you have to do is convert the GMT into your time zone - -- -
- - - - - - - - - - - MARCH - - - - - - - - - - DATE - MOON CONSTELLATION
1st - - - - Leo 2nd - - - - Virgo 3rd- - - - Virgo 4th - - - - Virgo 5th - - - - Libra 6th - - - - Libra 7th - - - Scorpio 8th - - - Sagittarius 9th - - - Sagittarius 10th - - - Sagittarius 11th - - - Capricorn 12th - - - Capricorn 13th - - - Aquarius 14th - - - Aquarius 15th - - - Pisces 16th - - - Pisces 17th - - - Pisces 18th - - - Pisces 19th - - - Aries 20th - - - Aries 21st - - - Taurus 22nd - - - Taurus 23th - - - Gemini 24th - - - GeminI 25th - - - Cancer 26th - - - Cancer 27th - - - Leo 28th - - - - Leo 29th - - - - Virgo 30th- - - - Virgo 31st - - - - Virgo
- -- - here's a handy conversion table
any comments, tips, suggestions, quibles or chat - feel free to get in touch - thebrightonsky@yahoo.com
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