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Send photos & birth data of yourself, your family and friends. Please do NOT send photos of celebrities or public figures. Many photos are required in each SMA group. Shown above are examples of the kind of photo that is most suitable for this study. The faces are clearly visible and the expressions seem natural. (click on the small photos to view the larger version)
If you or your friends work in children's education, please visit the site for our related Altissima Groupings, a grouping system that uses astrology to help children identify their own characters and to better understand their relationships. We offer a free demonstration to any school. (www.habarbadi.com/groupings)
Please consider sending your students', members' or clients' photos with their permission.
If you wish a link to your web site or email under each photo that you send with the acknowledgment "contributed by ..", please request this.
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Mouse over the illustration to see a graph
The data for the graph starts in March 1781 and ends in December 2012.
There is a wavy variation with an average of 7000 earth days in each sign during that period for each planet.
The Sun and Venus have very gentle waves and there is a high spike for Mars.
These waves are probably part of a movement around the signs over millenia.
The crests of the waves are interesting as they go off in different directions.
How will these orbits appear from a heliocentric perspective?
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This study was the wish of a beginning astrology student in 1973 that was impractical to prepare in book form. The web, however, is an ideal medium for this kind of research! The project was first mounted on the web some time before 5:20 pm (before sunset) on January 16, 1998 from Miami Beach, Florida.
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