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Thank you very much. It's the baseline for a broader "resetting" of the zodiac into more modern terms. More on that soon.

THE FOUR ROYAL GALAXIES The four royal stars, Aldebaran, Regulus, Antares, and Fomalhaut, lie along the ecliptic in the fixed signs of the zodaic. They form a cross that represents the four corners of the world. Associated with these are the four directions of east, south, west, and north and also s...

Following this line of reasoning we can assign and name days of the week on other planets and moons. I would name the days after a shortened version of their genitives followed by 'day'. Here are the genitives of many of the major bodies of the Solar System and the resultant names: Solar Mercurial V...

The Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature was my source. They order them alphabetically, however, which, to me, is useless. So, as you can imagine, it took a little while to do this.

Craters of Jupiter I. Io 1. Masubi 509.1 -50.29 302.7 AS - Japan 1979 2. Prometheus 438.79 -1.52 206.06 EU - Greek 1979 3. Volund 427.26 29.33 188.25 EU - Germany 1979 4. Amirani 415.23 25.02 244.82 AS - Georgia 1979 5. Marduk 370.15 -29.64 150.1 AS - Akkadian 1979 6. Maui 109.89 19.69 237.72 OC - H...

Craters of Luna 1. Bailly 300.56 -66.82 -68.9 EU - France 1935 2. Clavius 230.77 -58.62 -14.73 EU - Germany 1935 3. Schickard 212.18 -44.38 -55.11 EU - Germany 1935 4. Janssen 200.65 -44.96 40.82 EU - France 1935 5. Humboldt 199.46 -27.02 80.96 EU - Germany 1935 6. Petavius 184.06 -25.39 60.78 EU - ...

Just about everything in astronomy is assigned a number, from nebula to the asteroids. However, geological features on the planets and moons seem to be an exception. This makes life tough for numerologists. So I came up with a simple procedure. Simply give the first numbers to the first ones named. ...

Here's an explanation of why the days of the week are called what they're called: Sunday=Sun Monday=Moon Tuesday=Tyr=Mars Wednesday=Woden=Mercury Thursday=Thor=Jupiter Friday=Freya=Venus Saturday=Saturn That is how and why I converted this: Uranus Mars Neptune Mercury Jupiter Venus Saturn to that: U...

I've lately been interested in time and calendars on other planets. This guy names the Martian months after the signs of the zodiac in both the Western tradition and Sanskrit. http://pweb.jps.net/~tgangale/mars/converter/calendar_clock.htm Trying to come up with a general formula for naming the days...

Non sequitor; your "therefore" does not follow. The tautology is a truth (that's what a tautology is, so to say it's a truth is also a tautology). It does follow if a tautology isn't acceptable. And it wouldn't be if... My challenge to you is to come up with a definition of 'infinity' tha...