Ophiuchus in the Zodiac

Ophiuchus becomes a member of the zodiac!

The original giant scorpion needs to be reorganized, only from 1 1 24th to1/29th.

What constellation are you?

Do you know that the constellation you belong to is just above the route (ecliptic) that the sun must pass through in the sky (* * * has twelve constellations), so it is collectively called the zodiac?

The sun was in your constellation when you were born? But this was more than two thousand years ago!

More than two thousand years have passed, and the dates of the twelve constellations are no longer consistent with the astronomical phenomena.

Because the earth's axis oscillates with a period of 25,700 years (precession of the earth's axis), and the earth's axis is connected with the equator, it will inevitably lead to the dislocation of the celestial equator and the ecliptic. Therefore, the vernal equinox crossing the Yellow River will move westward along the ecliptic, once every 50'' and 72 years. The right ascension of the sun changes at the same time on the same day every year.

In this way, every two thousand years, the time for the sun to reach a certain palace will be delayed by about one month.

In addition, the zodiac now spans not only the twelve constellations, but also the thirteenth Ophiuchus.

Using the attached pictures, you can find out the difference between the constellations that the sun passes through on your birthday and the traditional constellations. .

11/29-12/10 People born in this period should be Ophiuchus. Ophiuchus lies between Scorpio and Sagittarius.

In mythology, Ophiuchus is a man who jumps snakes, similar to the Greek god of medicine. If Ophiuchus is in the right position, then the traditional star chart will have to be revised accordingly, and the territory of Scorpio and Sagittarius in the traditional star chart will have to be handed over.

Astronomers have long pointed out that the familiar horoscope of the zodiac does not conform to the actual phenomenon of celestial bodies. When the laws of astrology were laid more than 2000 years ago, the astrological chart formed by the sun "passing through" a series of constellations was quite different from what we see today.