Behenian Fixed Stars: Difference between revisions

Capella Alhayhoch, Hircus Alpha Aurigæ 21 Gemini 51 Jupiter & Saturn sapphire thyme Agrippa1531 Hircus.png

Sirius Canis major Alpha Canis Majoris 14 Cancer 05 Venus beryl juniper Sirius - Agrippa.png

Procyon Canis minor Alpha Canis Minoris 25 Cancer 47 Mercury & Mars agate water buttercup Agrippa1531 Canisminor.png

Regulus 2 Cor leonis Alpha Leonis 29 Leo 50 Jupiter & Mars granite mugwort Agrippa1531 corLeonis.png

Polaris Cauda Ursæ Alpha Ursæ Majoris 28 Gemini 34 Venus & Moon magnet succory Agrippa1531 caudaUrsae.svg

Algorab Corvi Delta Corvi 13 Libra 27 Saturn & Mars onyx burdock Agrippa1531 alaCorui.png

Spica Alpha Virginis 23 Libra 50 Venus & Mercury emerald sage Agrippa1531 Spica.png

Arcturus Alchameth Alpha Boötis 24 Libra 14 Mars & Jupiter jasper plantain Agrippa1531 Alchameth.png

Alphecca Elpheia Alpha Coronæ Borealis 12 Scorpio 18 Venus & Mars topaz rosemary Agrippa1531 Elpheia.png

Vega Vultur cadens Alpha Lyræ 15 Capricorn 19 Mercury & Venus chrysolite winter savory Agrippa1531 Vulturcadens.png

Deneb Algedi Cauda capricorni Delta Capricorni 23 Aquarius 30 Saturn & Mercury chalcedony marjoram Agrippa1531 caudaCapricorni.png

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1 These locations are given in celestial longitude, the relatively fixed reference frame of tropical signs used in astrology and are derived from the measurements listed at Constellations of Words. Due to Precession of the Equinoxes the Fixed Stars appear to drift or move through space at the rate of 1 degree of Arc per 72 years. In order to fix the measurement to a specific date and degree of arc the values published through that scholarly work are utilized for the year 2000. All celestial bodies, including stars and constellations, are measured according to various fixed frameworks, in this instance a geocentric tropical zodiac. Cf. Heliocentric model as a fixed framework and sidereal and tropical astrology to identify the measuring system used here. For example, 26 Taurus 10 means 26 degrees 10 minutes of the tropical sign Taurus. See Ecliptic coordinate system for further information.