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You know lunar nodes arise when the path of the Moon intersects with the ecliptical path of the Sun. There are two types of lunar nodes: ascending and descending. Each node presents opportunities and perhaps threats to you. This blog post details astronomy and cosmics relating to the ascending lunar node taking place in August 2010 and gives you few tips for improving your life.

For a general introduction of the lunar nodes please read the link on “Lunar Nodes April 2010”

Ascending Node, August 2010

Astronomy

Date: 20 August 2010

Time: UTC/GMT 12.13

Moon Age: 10.5 days

Lunation Cycle: Waxing Gibbous

Constellation: Sagittarius

Cosmics

The Moon intersects the ecliptical path of the Sun precisely above the left eye of the archer Sagittarius. From this location we observe three heavenly bodies: one is Star Xi 2 Sagittarius onto the north-east; Star Nunki towards the south and M 22 Globular cluster popularly known as “Facies” onto the south-west.” At this moment of time the Moon comes in the line of sight with M 22 Globular cluster.

Facies or M 22 Globular

Facies due to its prominence has turned out to be a star itself, even though it is one of the big nurseries of stars in the known sky. Reportedly, the first globular cluster to be discovered by astronomers its name Facies is said to be derived from Latin “Facere”. This word means “to make “. Colloquially, the word face is assigned to this cluster as the archer Sagittarius faces this system in the celestial sphere. Located just a degree below the ecliptical path, M 22 Globular or Facies often gets occulted by planets including the mighty Sun. This cluster is ranked third luminous in the known sky and perhaps much closer to us. Located somewhere at a distance of 10, 400 light years away the nursery of stars contain more than 70, 000 baby stars. Moreover, the cluster also contains planet-sized objects some of these are much larger than our Earth. Its dense nature and voluminous baby stars within make M 22 Globular an excellent spectacle in the night sky.

Improving your life

1. Use green and red profusely in dresses and appropriately during colour bath

2. Heart and lungs are susceptible for weakness or sickness; take special care if you are a heart patient or suffer from gastric. Make a beeline to your infirmary and check your pulse, pressure and breathing pattern. Those who suffer from eye related issues should consult their medical practitioners for extra medication or attention

3. Hot and moist temperature can help you rather than dry and cold ambience

4. Accidents or mishaps could arise due to carelessness on your part or on the part of others

5. Avoid travelling in speeding vehicles or motor boats

6. Excellent rime for marketers but not so favourable to production or support services

7. Those engaged in sports such as acrobatics, self-defence and speed boats must take extra caution

8. Overall, good for academicians, professionals and medium to large businessmen

9. Risk taking is appropriate for this season; windfalls are there for those who take calculated risks

10. Balance your time between business and family.

Muthu Ashraff

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Tags: Ascending Node, Astronomy, Business, Cosmics, Facies, Family, Improving Your Life, Lunar Nodes, Lunation Cycle, M 22 Globular, Nunki

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