What about the change of constellation?

First, astrology and astronomy are not exactly the same. In astronomy, the English word for CONSTELLATION is "constellation", which means "constellation" and "constellation". The constellation in astrology is "constellation", which means "sign", "sign" and "symbol". In Ying Ying's dictionary, it is explained in more detail: "one twentieth of the ecliptic" means "twelve equal parts of the ecliptic".

Now 13 constellation plus Ophiuchus. In fact, "Ophiuchus" is not a new discovery, and it has been recorded in poetry since 270 AD. Astronomy observes all celestial phenomena, while astrology only regards the twelve constellations as a symbol, and divides the ecliptic plane of the whole celestial sphere into twelve equal parts, each named after a constellation. Therefore, regardless of Ophiuchus or Pisces, and regardless of the changes of actual celestial bodies, the influence of the twelve divisions will not change.

PS runs in Ophiuchus after the sun rises in Scorpio on about165438+1October 29th every year, and does not enter Sagittarius until about 65438+February19th. None of the 24 solar terms on the ecliptic is in Scorpio, but there are 1 solar terms on this ecliptic section of Ophiuchus.

This is because the starry sky of Ophiuchus once belonged to Scorpio in ancient times, but the bright star at the tail of Scorpio was too south, and Ophiuchus' feet were nowhere to be placed, so this part of the starry sky, as well as the extra starry sky unrelated to Scorpio's size, was classified as Ophiuchus from Scorpio.

So, in fact, you don't have to think too much about the changes of the constellation, just look at it as it is.