Astronomical question: Jupiter and Scorpio now, and Jupiter is also in Scorpio in summer?

This problem is simple and simple, complicated and complicated.

First of all, we should know the difference between "palace" and "constellation", that is, the difference between "zodiac" and "zodiac". Generally speaking (such as astrology), people may think that there is no difference, but in a narrow sense (especially astronomy), these two concepts are different. "Palace" has a fixed size. In other words, the ecliptic is divided into 12 equal parts on average, and each part is a "palace". The constellation is not. They occupy different regions on the ecliptic. After thousands of years of changes and artificial division of constellations, there are now 13 constellations occupying the ecliptic. So Scorpio and Scorpio are in different areas of the ecliptic.

Let's talk about Jupiter. Its revolution around the sun is 1 1.86 earth year, which is about 12 years, so it was also called "old star" in ancient China. The number of 12 is familiar, which is consistent with the number of "Gong". That is to say, Jupiter will stay in this house for one year when it enters another house and begins to calculate. Back to the question, if "Scorpio" in the question means "Scorpio Palace", then the answer to the question is yes. Jupiter is in Scorpio in spring, so in summer, Jupiter will stay in Scorpio, but its position in Scorpio has changed a little.

Let's go back to the constellation. If the "constellation" on the question only refers to the astronomical "constellation", that is, the narrow sense "constellation" occupying different sizes of the ecliptic, and the time for asking questions is 2065438+March 24, 2008, then from this time in March, Jupiter will not run to Scorpio, but will run to Libra.

By this summer, for example, in August, Jupiter is still in Libra.

Jupiter entered Scorpio about165438+1October 20th.

However, Scorpio occupies the least area of the zodiac, so in less than a month, around 12 and 13, Jupiter will enter the next zodiac sign "Ophiuchus" (this is the 13th zodiac sign newly added).

After searching, I found Jupiter's "Scorpio Palace" in popular astrology this year. If that's what you mean by asking the Lord, Jupiter will run in Scorpio this year. If we look at the planetary motion in astronomical observation, the problem is more or less incompatible with the "astronomical problem" in the title.