Tarot by Mars

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30.7.24

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Welcome to the Capricorn Full Moon, the time in the lunar calendar when the spotlight is on duty, responsibility, and the life we are building. Capricorn is ruled by Saturn, the planet of maturity and growth. Time to make a commitment or serious decision. The full moon is exact on June 21, 2024 at 9:07 pm ET, 1 degree Capricorn-Cancer. That's 6:07 pm Los Angeles, 2:07 am London on June 22, 3:07 am Johannesburg, 6:37 am New Delhi, 11:07 am Sydney, 1:07 pm Auckland.

Full moons can be provocative. We see something in the light of the full moon. They can mark events or bring a turning point. The seeds we planted during the new moon two weeks before have come to fruition.

What is Capricorn? All zodiac signs play an important role in our lives, but Capricorn holds a special distinction. It's a cardinal sign, which is to say it lines up with the four directions and four seasons. Cardinal signs, in my mind, "hold up the sky". They correspond with the pillars of our lives — family, relationships, individuality. Capricorn is the need as well as the push to make something of ourselves, to build our lives, to grow and mature.

We are all in the midst of becoming something. If we strip away cultural and even familial expectations, there is something that, with time, effort, and hopefully a lot of love, we grow up to become something. Of course, in the modern world, we assign a career title to this — a doctor, a carpenter, a parent. But the art of becoming is different from person to person.

What are you becoming? Yes, the Capricorn Full Moon is a good time to survey the landscape of the duties and responsibilities that we carry, the career goals that we are actively working towards. It's also a good time to take a step back and observe what time has shaped you into and wonder what the end result could be.

This Capricorn Full Moon plays off the Lunar Nodes in Aries Libra, a reminder that we're coming up on three months after the April 8, 2024 solar eclipse in Aries as well as three months before the Libra solar eclipse to come on October 2, 2024. We may be at a crossroads as a result. Events from March-April may be coming to a head.

When we look to Saturn, the ruler of the Capricorn Full Moon, we find it in Pisces at 19 degrees. Which is to say, the energy of the full moon points to Pisces. This gives this full moon an existential quality. What is the meaning and purpose of my life? What am I building? Who am I becoming? Capricorn may be one of the signs of matter, but Pisces invites us to align the material with the spiritual, to fill the structures of our lives with the emotions and experiences that fulfill the heart and the soul.

Finally, this will not be the last Capricorn Full Moon this year. On July 21, 2024 we'll have a second Capricorn Full Moon at 29 degrees, a bookend or continuation of any themes or stories we are navigating at this time. Perhaps a decision is still playing out into July.

Nevertheless, it is a full moon to honor our commitments and responsibilities and make changes if something is not aligned with our heart.

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Saturn in Pisces: The Look Within
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Saturn in Pisces: Sign by Sign
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21.6.24 sunrise 4.38am. Herne Bay Kent
An absolutely perfect way to start your day by meditating on the beach at sunrise❤️

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There is a lot of talking at the moment about solar flares, so What is a Solar Flare?

A flare is defined as a sudden, rapid, and intense variation in brightness. A solar flare occurs when magnetic energy that has built up in the solar atmosphere is suddenly released. Radiation is emitted across virtually the entire electromagnetic spectrum, from radio waves at the long wavelength end, through optical emission to x-rays and gamma rays at the short wavelength end. The amount of energy released is the equivalent of millions of 100-megaton hydrogen bombs exploding at the same time! The first solar flare recorded in astronomical literature was on September 1, 1859. Two scientists, Richard C. Carrington and Richard Hodgson, were independently observing sunspots at the time, when they viewed a large flare in white light.

Full Disk Corona with Flare Soft x-ray image of a solar flare on the Sun

As the magnetic energy is being released, particles, including electrons, protons, and heavy nuclei, are heated and accelerated in the solar atmosphere. The energy released during a flare is typically on the order of 1027 ergs per second. Large flares can emit up to 1032 ergs of energy. This energy is ten million times greater than the energy released from a volcanic explosion. On the other hand, it is less than one-tenth of the total energy emitted by the Sun every second.

There are typically three stages to a solar flare. First is the precursor stage, where the release of magnetic energy is triggered. Soft x-ray emission is detected in this stage. In the second or impulsive stage, protons and electrons are accelerated to energies exceeding 1 MeV. During the impulsive stage, radio waves, hard x-rays, and gamma rays are emitted. The gradual build up and decay of soft x-rays can be detected in the third, decay stage. The duration of these stages can be as short as a few seconds or as long as an hour.

Solar flares extend out to the layer of the Sun called the corona. The corona is the outermost atmosphere of the Sun, consisting of highly rarefied gas. This gas normally has a temperature of a few million degrees Kelvin. Inside a flare, the temperature typically reaches 10 or 20 million degrees Kelvin, and can be as high as 100 million degrees Kelvin. The corona is visible in soft x-rays, as in the above image. Notice that the corona is not uniformly bright, but is concentrated around the solar equator in loop-shaped features. These bright loops are located within and connect areas of strong magnetic field called active regions. Sunspots are located within these active regions. Solar flares occur in active regions.

The frequency of flares coincides with the Sun's eleven year cycle. When the solar cycle is at a minimum, active regions are small and rare and few solar flares are detected. These increase in number as the Sun approaches the maximum part of its cycle. The Sun will reach its next maximum in the year 2011, give or take one year.

A person cannot view a solar flare by simply staring at the Sun. (NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE SUN! EYE DAMAGE CAN RESULT.) Flares are in fact difficult to see against the bright emission from the photosphere. Instead, specialized scientific instruments are used to detect the radiation signatures emitted during a flare. The radio and optical emissions from flares can be observed with telescopes on the Earth. Energetic emissions such as x-rays and gamma rays require telescopes located in space, since these emissions do not pe*****te the Earth's atmosphere.

information icon A Digression: How is the Corona Heated?

information icon Powers of Ten Explained: What does 1027 mean?

www icon An excerpt from Carrington's report about his observation of a solar flare.

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