01°Vierge - 20210824

 

Ils sont nés un 24 août

Paulo Coelho, Jean Desailly, Leo Ferre, Jean-Michel Jarre, Lucien Jeunesse, Jean-Marc Thibault.

Mardi 24 ao�t :

- Libration maximale en longitude pour la Lune (L = 5,44�)

- A 03h54, conjonction g�ocentrique en ascension droite entre Neptune et la Lune, � 4�01'

- A 05h49, conjonction g�ocentrique en longitude entre Neptune et la Lune, � 3�39'

- A 08h05, conjonction g�ocentrique en longitude entre (2) Pallas et la Lune, � 11�49'

Demain :

- Passage au p�rih�lie de la com�te 193P LINEAR-NEAT (magV 17,8)

Chart Style

Tuesday August 24, 2021 4:40:00 PM  GMT +2:00 48° 52' N · 002° 20' E Paris, FR Aspects  – 5° 22' – s  – 0° 42' – a  – 3° 05' – a  – 1° 20' – s  – 1° 30' – s  – 2° 23' – s  – 0° 34' – ap  – 0° 10' – ap  – 2° 28' – a  – 2° 18' – s MC  – 0° 12' – ap Ds  – 1° 10' – s

Planet Longitude Speed Latitude RA Decl. H  Sun 01  38' 59"  +0.9639 00 N 00 153° 40' 10 N 54 8  Moon 27  41' 38"  +12.958 04 S 39 359° 44' 05 S 11 3  North Node 06 35  R –0.1833 00 N 00 064° 44' 21 N 25 6  South Node 06  35  R –0.1833 00 N 00 244° 44' 21 S 25 12  Mercury 21  39  +1.5573 00 N 16 172° 26' 03 N 34 9  Venus 09  56  +1.1736 00 N 16 189° 14' 03 S 41 9  Mars 16  17  +0.6366 00 N 57 167° 45' 06 N 18 9  Jupiter 26  38  R –0.1302 01 S 11 329° 16' 13 S 46 2  Saturn 08  35  R –0.0651 00 S 48 311° 14' 18 S 54 2  Uranus 14 47  R –0.0039 00 S 25 042° 27' 15 N 53 5  Neptune 22  21  R –0.0252 01 S 10 353° 26' 04 S 07 3  Pluto 24  44  R –0.0180 01 S 37 296° 58' 22 S 47 1  Proserpina 16  04  +0.0045 00 N 52 223° 52' 15 S 49 11  Chiron 12 16  R –0.0315 02 N 24 010° 21' 07 N 04 3  Ceres 06 25  +0.2283 06 S 23 065° 41' 15 N 06 6  Pallas 22  55  R –0.2235 06 N 55 350° 45' 03 N 33 3  Juno 09  35  +0.1104 14 N 12 250° 02' 07 S 51 12  Vesta 16  32  +0.4818 05 N 14 197° 15' 01 S 41 9  True Lilith 16 28  R –2.7213 00 N 52 075° 12' 23 N 37 6  Mean Lilith 04 08  +0.1107 00 S 12 062° 11' 20 N 47 6  Selena 05  45  +0.1408 00 N 00 276° 16' 23 S 20 1

House Cusp Planets in House   As 17  37   2 27  21   3 07  02   IC 16 44 5 07 02   6 27 21   Ds 17 37 8 27  21   9 07  02   MC 16  44 11 07  02   12 27  21   Vx 01  32 Vertex Ax 01  32 Anti-Vertex 13  40 Part of Fortune 06 23 Mean Lunar Node GMT: 14:40:00 · August 24, 2021 Sidereal Time: 13:01:43 RAMC: 195° 25' 38" Porphyry ΔT: 69.9 sec.

2nd Degree of Virgo
Sabian Symbol:
A simple but impressively large white cross has been set up in splendid isolation on top of a commanding eminence.

28th Degree of Pisces
Sabian Symbol:
Night has seemed light as day and in the odd shadows of diffused whiteness the fertile fields appear quite alive.

22nd Degree of Virgo
Sabian Symbol:
Upon rich velvet in a case, at an exhibition, is an exquisitely wrought miniature; a jewel-set royal coat-of-arms.

10th Degree of Libra
Sabian Symbol:
Placid waters are revealed at the bottom of a narrow rapids; a canoe is rapidly and surely approaching.

17th Degree of Virgo
Sabian Symbol:
A vast display of cosmic forces is seen in the eruption of a volcano with dust clouds, flowing lava, earth rumblings.

27th Degree of Aquarius
Sabian Symbol:
In the quiet of the afternoon in the cool of an art connoisseur's library is an old pottery bowl with fresh violets.

9th Degree of Aquarius
Sabian Symbol:
A student sits in quiet meditation and before his eyes a flag seems to form and then changes slowly into an eagle.

15th Degree of Taurus
Sabian Symbol:
A man in evening clothes, muffled to breast the storm through which he walks, yet wears his top hat rakishly.

23rd Degree of Pisces
Sabian Symbol:
A huge hulk of a woman medium gone into trance and around her are entities continually forming and dissolving.

25th Degree of Capricorn
Sabian Symbol:
The little boys are welcomes to the store of the genial oriental rug dealer for rare fun in piled softness.

17th Degree of Scorpio
Sabian Symbol:
A woman is great with child; the remarkable thing is that she was impregnated by her own spirit or aspiration.

7th Degree of Gemini
Sabian Symbol:
An old fashioned well, still yielding the purest and coldest of waters, stands invitingly near a shade of trees.

17th Degree of Libra
Sabian Symbol:
A retired sea-captain, still resplendent in his uniform, frequents the docks from which the world's commerce departs.

 

Planet	Longitude
Sun	01 Vir 38' 56"
Moon	27 Pis 41' 08"
Mercury	21 Vir 38' 56"
Venus	09 Lib 55' 35"
Mars	16 Vir 16' 33"
Jupiter	26 Aqu 37' 38" R
Saturn	08 Aqu 35' 28" R
Uranus	14 Tau 47' 04" R
Neptune	22 Pis 20' 35" R
Pluto	24 Cap 43' 52" R
Chiron	12 Ari 16' 23" R
Lilith	04 Gem 07' 35"
True Node	06 Gem 35' 01" R

Current Planets 24-Aug-2021, 14:39 UT/GMT
	Sun	1		38'56"
	Moon	27		41' 3"
	Mercury	21		38'56"
	Venus	9		55'34"
	Mars	16		16'33"
	Jupiter	26		37'38"r
	Saturn	8		35'28"r
	Uranus	14		47' 4"r
	Neptune	22		20'35"r
	Pluto	24		43'52"r
	TrueNode	6		35' 1"r
	Chiron	12		16'23"r

Planet	Aspect	Planet	Orb
Sun	Square	Lilith	2.48
Moon	Sextile	Pluto	2.95
Mercury	Opposition	Neptune	0.69
Venus	Trine	Saturn	1.34
Venus	Opposition	Chiron	2.35
Mars	Trine	Uranus	1.49
Saturn	Trine	Venus	1.34
Saturn	Trine	True Node	2.01
Uranus	Trine	Mars	1.49
Neptune	Opposition	Mercury	0.69
Neptune	Sextile	Pluto	2.39
Pluto	Sextile	Moon	2.95
Pluto	Sextile	Neptune	2.39
Chiron	Opposition	Venus	2.35
Lilith	Square	Sun	2.48
Lilith	Conjunction	True Node	2.46
True Node	Trine	Saturn	2.01
True Node	Conjunction	Lilith	2.46

August 24th, 2021 (PT) The Sun is in Virgo The Moon is in Pisces The Full Moon is in Pisces, Enters Aries 20:57  Moon Void of Course 11:12  to 20:57  Next Mercury Retrograde Period Sep 26 - Oct 18

August 24, 2021

Tu

  
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   06:52
    11:14
 VOC 11:14 - 20:56
  Bel 20:56
Re:     

in 10.5 hrs Aug 25 2021 3:13 

Void of Course Moon

Moon's Last Aspect: Sextile Pluto.     11:14

The Moon comes out of a zodiac sign and during this time does not make any applying aspects to other planets. This occurs every 2-3 days and lasts from several minutes to several hours. Any initiative at this time is ineffective.

If the Moon's last aspect has been a trine or sextile, then the impact of the Void of Course Moon is not that significant.

Mardi 24 Aout 2021 16h39
mar. 24 aou. 2021 13h TU planete signe degre Soleil Vierge 01.35 Lune Poissons 26.48 Mercure Vierge 21.32 Venus Balance 09.50 Mars Vierge 16.13 Jupiter Verseau R26.40 Saturne Verseau R08.37 Uranus Taureau R14.45 Neptune Poissons R22.20 Pluton Capricorne R25.10 astroo.com		mardi 24 août 21 St Barthélémy Bonne fête Bartholomé, Emily, Nathan, Nathanaëlle, Bartolomé. astroo.com  08/08 13h50  15/08 15h21  22/08 12h02  30/08 07h15  07/09 00h52 Rencontres

Aug 24 2021 17:11 Mar
    15° / 24°

Risque de pluie : 0% - Humi. : 81%

Vent :Nord-Nord-Est - 23 km/h

Lever : 06:57 - Coucher : 20:49

      Partiellement nuageux

Planet	Starts	Ends	Planet	Starts	Ends
	06:59	08:08		20:48	21:39
	08:08	09:17		21:39	22:30
	09:17	10:26		22:30	23:21
	10:26	11:35		23:21	00:12
	11:35	12:44		00:12	01:03
	12:44	13:53		01:03	01:54
	13:53	15:02		01:54	02:45
	15:02	16:12		02:45	03:36
	16:12	17:21		03:36	04:27
	17:21	18:30		04:27	05:18
	18:30	19:39		05:18	06:09
	19:39	20:48		06:09	07:00

Paris
Tue, Aug 24, 2021

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Sunrise 06:55

Sunset 20:51

Twilight ends 22:55 begins 04:55

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Waning Gibbous

95%

16 days old

16th Lunar Day

This Lunar Day is propitious to financial transactions or business deals, but also theft or fraud.

Waning Moon

This period is intended to summarize and analyze errors. It is better not to begin new affairs at this time.

Moon in Pisces

Suitable energy for sailing, swimming, day dreaming, escapism, falling in love, creative writing, especially of poetry, theatre, performances, movies, concerts, music, crowds, solitude, remembering. Charity, water scrying, astral travelling, past life experiences, psychic awakening, bliss. Purchase of swimming gear, boats, surfboards, pets, alcohol, shoes.

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	Rise	Set
Mercury	08:47	21:29
Venus	10:27	22:02
Moon	21:46	08:49
Mars	08:14	21:21
Jupiter	20:39	06:35
Saturn	19:53	04:56

Ingress

Aug 24 2021 20:56 Mar

Virgo 1-2° – Sabian symbol 152

"A large white cross upraised"

Sun enters the next Sabian symbol at 24/08 23:24 h (chart)

Virgo 2-3° – Sabian symbol 153

"Two angels bringing protection"

Sun enters the next Sabian symbol at 26/08 00:17 h (chart)

Virgo 3-4° – Sabian symbol 154

"A chocolate child playing with whites"

Sun enters the next Sabian symbol at 27/08 01:10 h (chart)

Virgo 4-5° – Sabian symbol 155

"A man dreaming of fairies"

Sun enters the next Sabian symbol at 29/08 02:02 h (chart)

Virgo 5-6° – Sabian symbol 156

"A merry-go-round"

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2021-08-24, time zone = +1 CET Paris/Rome

20210824

20210825

Tokyo Paralympics open after year's virus delay

Aug 24 2021

There was a celebratory mood as 162 Paralympic teams enjoyed their long-awaited moment in the global spotlight

Tokyo (AFP) - The Tokyo Paralympics opened with howling guitars and neon-streaked performers on Tuesday, with athletes ready to defy stereotypes and shatter records despite a year-long pandemic delay.

Japan’s Emperor Naruhito declared the Games open surrounded by banks of vacant seats at the 68,000-capacity Olympic Stadium, with virus rules banning spectators from almost all events.

International Paralympic Committee president Andrew Parsons hailed the athletes as “beacons of hope” who had put “blood, sweat and tears” into preparing for the event.

“Many doubted this day would happen, many thought it impossible, but thanks to the efforts of many, the most transformative sports event on Earth is about to begin,” he said.

The ceremony took 'We Have Wings' as its concept

The pared-down ceremony took place in front of around 800 VIPs and officials, but there was a celebratory mood as 162 teams enjoyed their long-awaited moment in the global spotlight.

The ceremony took “We Have Wings” as its concept, creating a mini “airport” on the stadium field.

The segment told the story of a one-winged plane that takes to the skies, ending in a wild crescendo featuring musicians and dancers with disabilities.

Three Japanese para-athletes – wheelchair tennis player Yui Kamiji, boccia player Shunsuke Uchida, and powerlifter Karin Morisaki – then combined to light the flame.

A reduced parade of roughly 3,400 Paralympians and team officials entered the stadium, wearing masks but waving and dancing after the disappointment of the postponement and worries about a potential cancellation.

A volunteer carried Afghanistan's flag into the stadium

A volunteer carried Afghanistan’s flag into the stadium as a “sign of solidarity” with athletes from the country, one of 21 nations unable to compete at the Games.

The 13-day Paralympics, with 539 gold medals up for grabs across 22 sports, arrive two weeks after the close of an Olympics that also took place almost entirely behind closed doors over virus fears.

“Change starts with sport. And from tomorrow on, Paralympic athletes start once again to change to world,” Parsons said.

- Virus surge in Japan -

Paralympic athletes will be subject to the same rules as their Olympic counterparts – including daily testing and limits on their movement.

A reduced entered the stadium

The run-up to the Games has been fraught, with polling for months showing the Japanese were opposed to hosting them this summer.

The mood seemed to shift once the Olympics got under way, with a majority saying they were glad it had gone ahead, but the virus situation in Japan has worsened dramatically in recent weeks.

The country has recorded more than 25,000 daily infections in the past week, and while the death toll remains comparatively small at around 15,500, just 40 percent of the population is fully vaccinated.

The opening ceremony came with Tokyo and 12 other regions under a virus state of emergency that largely limits the opening hours of bars and restaurants and bans them from selling alcohol.

Crowds gathered in parts of Tokyo to watch the Blue Impulse air display team

But several hundred people gathered outside the stadium before the ceremony started, hoping to taste the atmosphere despite being locked out.

“I know this is a difficult time, but the athletes came to Japan despite the risks,” said 41-year-old Haruyo Yamamoto.

“Since we’re hosting the Games, I want them to perform at their best.”

A small handful of protesters also gathered outside the stadium, holding signs saying “No Paralympics” and shouting through megaphones.

- ‘Blade Jumper’ -

The run-up to the Games has been fraught

On Tuesday afternoon, crowds gathered in parts of Tokyo to watch the Blue Impulse air display team fly over trailing smoke in the blue, red and green colours of the Paralympic symbol.

But in a sign of the ongoing concerns, New Zealand’s Paralympic team did not participate in the opening ceremony, though organisers said it was the only team to opt-out.

Paralympic chiefs are hoping the mood will shift when the sporting action begins on Wednesday, with over 4,400 athletes itching to get started.

Among those competing is German long-jumper Markus Rehm, dubbed the ‘Blade Jumper’, who is aiming to break the 8.62-metre world record he set himself in June.

Host Japan will be hoping its record 254-strong team can repeat the country's Olympic gold rush

Japan’s wheelchair tennis legend Shingo Kunieda will be aiming to excite home fans, while United States wheelchair racer Tatyana McFadden is hoping to add to her collection of 17 Paralympic medals.

China is expected to continue its long-running Paralympic gold-medal dominance, but host Japan will be hoping its record 254-strong team can repeat the country’s Olympic gold rush.

The opening ceremony came with Tokyo and 12 other regions under a virus state of emergency

Badminton and taekwondo will make their Paralympic debuts in Tokyo.

The Games will also put the spotlight on Japan’s record of disability inclusion, with activists saying more remains to be done despite some progress, especially in Tokyo, on accessibility.

European stocks sag but Frankfurt boosted by growth upgrade

Aug 24 2021

The FDA's decision to fully approve Pfizer-BioNTech's Covid drug has lifted hopes for a further boost to US vaccination efforts

London (AFP) - European equities mostly sagged Tuesday after this week’s recovery-driven global rally, but Frankfurt was boosted by news of a modest upgrade to German economic growth.

London stocks shed 0.4 percent and Paris fell 0.7 percent in afternoon trading.

Frankfurt however edged up marginally after Germany upgraded growth to 1.6 percent for the second quarter, or three months to June, thanks to strong consumer spending.

That was up 0.1 percentage points from the prior estimate.

“European stocks maybe also got a slight boost as data showed the German economy grew faster than expected in the second quarter,” noted Markets.com analyst Neil Wilson.

“Nevertheless, the Bundesbank cautioned on Monday that the Delta (coronavirus) variant could see the country miss full-year growth estimates.”

Elsewhere, Asian stocks and oil prices also rebounded further on renewed optimism over the recovery outlook, dealers said.

Asia also rose after Washington gave full approval to Pfizer-BioNTech’s vaccine, as an increase in US Covid infections appeared to be peaking.

A call by China’s central bank for more economic support and a move to keep borrowing costs down also provided some cheer to the region, while hopes that Beijing’s clampdown on the private sector was adding to the buoyant sentiment.

Markets have enjoyed a strong start to the week, further helped by bargain-hunting following a recent sell-off caused by worries including the fast-spreading Delta variant and expectations the Fed will soon begin tapering financial support.

New York’s three main indexes shot higher Monday – with the Nasdaq hitting a new record – as traders cheered news that the Food and Drug Administration had fully approved the Pfizer-BioNTech shot, which is expected to help push up vaccinations.

The positive news lifted global recovery hopes, which had taken a knock this month as some governments reimposed lockdowns or other containment measures.

Wall Street continued pushing higher at the opening bell on Tuesday, with Nasdaq pushing 0.3 percent higher.

- Oil rebound continues -

Oil markets extended the previous day’s surge of more than five percent, which had marked the best daily performance in nine months as recovery hopes lifted demand expectations.

The commodity had been suffering hefty losses in August on worries about Delta, but observers forecast prices will get back on track.

“The crude demand outlook will get a boost… now that the Delta variant appears to be peaking in the South and as China lowers local Covid cases to zero,” said OANDA analyst Edward Moya.

Investors are now fixated on Powell’s speech at a central bank conference this week in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, hoping for some guidance on monetary policy as speculation swirls that the Fed is planning to taper its bond-buying programme by year’s end.

“Speculation has increased that the Fed may remain dovish at their end-of-the week key monetary policy symposium,” said analysts at Charles Schwab brokerage.

- Key figures around 1330 GMT -

London - FTSE 100: DOWN 0.4 percent at 7,079.10 points

Frankfurt - DAX 30: UP less than 0.1 percent at 15,864.35

Paris - CAC 40: DOWN 0.7 percent at 6,639.27

EURO STOXX 50: DOWN 0.3 percent at 4,165.84

New York - Dow: UP 0.2 percent at 35,391.28

Tokyo - Nikkei 225: UP 0.9 percent at 27,732.10 (close)

Hong Kong - Hang Seng Index: UP 2.5 percent at 25,727.92 (close)

Shanghai - Composite: UP 1.1 percent at 3,514.47 (close)

Euro/dollar: UP at $1.1750 from $1.1745

Pound/dollar: DOWN at $1.3715 from $1.3719

Euro/pound: UP at 85.66 pence from 85.62 pence

Dollar/yen: DOWN at 109.54 yen from 109.70 yen

West Texas Intermediate: UP 1.4 percent at $66.54 per barrel

Brent North Sea crude: UP 1.6 percent at $69.85 per barrel

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