As I've said in this blog before, it's very bad timing to start anything on a Full Moon as this represents endings, not beginnings. So, for a major new project like the Artemis II trip which involves the longest distance from Earth ever travelled by humans, ultimately leading to a lunar base from which we can launch to Mars, this is a not a good omen.
I'm not being a 'prophet of doom' and this is not a prediction of disaster. However, the Full Moon influence tends to bring whatever is started to a premature end by phasing it out. As a result, this NASA space project may have to be abandoned at some point during the coming months. As well as the Full Moon effect, transiting Pluto formed a T-Square configuration to the NASA chart by opposing the Sun and squaring Mars. Transiting Uranus will also square its Pluto Mercury from mid-May and throughout the rest of this year both of which may bring upset to future plans
Much appreciated info, Sue. I've seen you mention the Full Moon effect before and it's potential for making plans fail. If only they had waited until the New Moon.
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DeleteI didn't raise my eyebrows, Sue. I rolled my eyes and sighed heavily lol. Seriously though, I agree that it's a shame NASA doesn't consult astrologers, especially for missions such as this. Not a positive influence at all.
ReplyDeleteYes, a real shame. We could make their missions so much more successful.
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