Another post in my series of articles exploring astro-history Hello! I decided to explore heliocentric (i.e. sun-centered) outer planet positions for 2021–2029 and to see when the same arcs were traced going back to the 1500s. NASA does not have data going back that far, so when necessary I estimated…

SPOILER ALERT — I will be talking later on in this article about WandaVision, and I’ll put more spoiler warnings there. Anything between now and then will only spoil films that have been out for a year or more. If you watched Avengers: Infinity War and/or Avengers: Endgame, you are…

(aka, Piscaries & Geminancer & Sagicorn, Oh My!) As someone born on the cusp of two signs (Aries on the Pisces cusp), I have always felt at my core that I’m a bit of both worlds. I used to look at zodiacs in the newspapers (remember newspapers?), …

A friend commissioned me to take an astrological look at the next four years, so I’m expanding that to take into account 2020–2025. …

A scientifish look at the relation between Neptune and Pluto (aka, it’s squiggles all the way down) TL;DR — we’re living through a period that started in the 1930s and runs until the 2040s that has only happened nine times in the last ~2000 years. This (rather lengthy) article explores…

Friends, it’s time we talked about Uranus. Besides being the most hilariously named planet, it has the distinction of being the only planet whose spin is tilted significantly away from the elliptic (a whooping 98 degrees compared to the Earth’s 23.5). What this means is that the poles of Uranus…

Picture this: a young boy in second grade is the narrator of his class’s Mother’s Day play. He is of Gifted intelligence, and he strives for perfection in nearly all that he does, to the point that you would be fair in saying that he is hard on himself. …

If I had to pick one topic that has been preoccupying my thoughts lately, it is the outdated concept of “the other”. In the most simplistic terms, “the other” (henceforth just Other) is the bucket into which I would throw everything that was not me (e.g. “I wouldn’t do that!”…

I feel as if I have been crawling for much of my life, waiting for the perfect moment to get up and run. In truth, there are no perfect moments, and all moments are perfect. So, today I stand. Perhaps tomorrow I will run, perhaps I will fly, but I must stand in order to take my first steps…