Astrology
Michael E. Brown (born June 5, 1965) has the centaur Echeclus conjunct Pluto and Deucalion in Virgo in the cusp of the 10th house of the Moon Node Horoscope. The Age Point in the Moon Node Horoscope (AP-MNH) made a golden aspect (68.75º) and a quintil (72º) to Echeclus (also Pluto and Deucalion) during the discovery of Haumea:
Echeclus position is 13º45' Virgo and 0º04' of the 10th Moon Node House. This are the Age Point golden aspects to Echeclus in Brown's Moon Node Horoscope:
AP-MNH +137.5 > 10 Dic 1974
AP-MNH +144 > 28 Mar 1976
AP-MNH -144 > 22 Ago 1990
AP-MNH -137.5 > 10 Dic 1991
! AP-MNH -72 > 16 Ene 2005
! AP-MNH -68.75 > 10 Sep 2005
AP-MNH -36 > 28 Mar 2012
AP-MNH -34.38 > 25 Jul 2012
In July 2005 a group of Spanish astronomers [MNH's 10th House] rediscovered Haumea [Deucalion], precovered the orbit [Echeclus] and forced Brown to report quickly other objects discovered [Pluto; Virgo]:
"Ortiz argues that astronomers should report even large, slow-moving transneptunian objects as soon as they confirm the discovery. He told New Scientist that international scientists working together, collaborating and sharing resources can boost science progress and do the best possible job [2005 RM43]." (New Scientist)
* "Mike Brown's Planets Blog"
* "Controversy over the discovery of Haumea" (Wikipedia)
* "One Find, Two Astronomers: An Ethical Brawl" (The New York Times, 13/09/2005)
* "Astronomer denies improper use of web data" (NewScientist.com, 21/09/2005)
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- (8405) Asbolus, The Seer
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Astrology
(60558) Echeclus in Mike Brown's Moon Node Horoscope during the discovery of (136108) Haumea
Michael E. Brown (born June 5, 1965) has the centaur Echeclus conjunct Pluto and Deucalion in Virgo in the cusp of the 10th house of the Moon Node Horoscope. The Age Point in the Moon Node Horoscope (AP-MNH) made a golden aspect (68.75º) and a quintil (72º) to Echeclus (also Pluto and Deucalion) during the discovery of Haumea:
Echeclus position is 13º45' Virgo and 0º04' of the 10th Moon Node House. This are the Age Point golden aspects to Echeclus in Brown's Moon Node Horoscope:
AP-MNH +137.5 > 10 Dic 1974
AP-MNH +144 > 28 Mar 1976
AP-MNH -144 > 22 Ago 1990
AP-MNH -137.5 > 10 Dic 1991
! AP-MNH -72 > 16 Ene 2005
! AP-MNH -68.75 > 10 Sep 2005
AP-MNH -36 > 28 Mar 2012
AP-MNH -34.38 > 25 Jul 2012
In July 2005 a group of Spanish astronomers [MNH's 10th House] rediscovered Haumea [Deucalion], precovered the orbit [Echeclus] and forced Brown to report quickly other objects discovered [Pluto; Virgo]:
"Ortiz argues that astronomers should report even large, slow-moving transneptunian objects as soon as they confirm the discovery. He told New Scientist that international scientists working together, collaborating and sharing resources can boost science progress and do the best possible job [2005 RM43]." (New Scientist)
* "Mike Brown's Planets Blog"
* "Controversy over the discovery of Haumea" (Wikipedia)
* "One Find, Two Astronomers: An Ethical Brawl" (The New York Times, 13/09/2005)
* "Astronomer denies improper use of web data" (NewScientist.com, 21/09/2005)
- (145451) 2005 Rm43, Teamwork Cooperation
(145451) 2005 RM43 is a scattered disc object discovered in September of 2005. It has a diameter of about 580 km. It has a perihelion of 35.1 AU and an aphelion of 148.3 AU (scattered disc object with very high aphelion). There is a prediscovery image...
- (145453) 2005 Rr43, Computer-person Interaction
(145453) 2005 RR43 is a scattered disc object discovered in September of 2005. It has a small diameter (about 250 km). It has a perihelion of 37.3 AU and an aphelion of 49.5 AU. Tiene una inclinación de 28.5º. This object is part of the Haumean collisional...
- (303775) 2005 Qu182, The Answers Generate More Questions
(303775) 2005 QU182 is a scattered disc object discovered in August of 2005. It has a diameter of about 930 km. It has a perihelion of 36.9 AU and an aphelion of 190.3 AU (scattered disc object with very high aphelion); the argument of perihelion is at...
- (55637) 2002 Ux25, Identification Link
(55637) 2002 UX25 is a classical Kuiper belt discovered in October of 2002. It has a perihelion of 36.8 AU and an aphelion of 48.9 AU. There are prediscovery images back to December and October of 2001, October of 1996, October of 1993 and October of...
- (8405) Asbolus, The Seer
(8405) Asbolus is a centaur discovered in April of 1995 and named in September of 1999. The orbit is between Jupiter and Neptune. It has a perihelion of 6.8 AU and an aphelion of 28.3 AU. It has a diameter of about 85 km. The perihelion is at 26º37'...