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6/15/2025, 11:22:57 AM
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Well, it looks like it paid off. Though this is a very simplified result that just goes to show how rare this alignment is:
First I set the origin date of today, then assumed perfect orbits with zero eccentricity. This hearkens back to the old celestial sphere worldview of the solar system, so this would be an ideal solar system free from chaos. Second, this was a search period over a period of 2 million years in the future and past. The best fit in the future ends with a date of 343,803 AD. Third, is picrel this is actually a more perfect star that's less than 1 degree of deviation, but again nearly half a million years ago. Though I was expecting a Faery Star from the program, not Babalon's star. However, there was a pretty 'good' fit of about 1.74 average deviation around 5,600 BCE, which is around Uruk was starting to become a city or at least a proto-city, so that's pretty neat.
Mercury is removed because, like always, it is a trickster that screws everything up, plus Sun to Venus seems powerful figuratively. Ultimately a pretty fun exercise.
Well, it looks like it paid off. Though this is a very simplified result that just goes to show how rare this alignment is:
First I set the origin date of today, then assumed perfect orbits with zero eccentricity. This hearkens back to the old celestial sphere worldview of the solar system, so this would be an ideal solar system free from chaos. Second, this was a search period over a period of 2 million years in the future and past. The best fit in the future ends with a date of 343,803 AD. Third, is picrel this is actually a more perfect star that's less than 1 degree of deviation, but again nearly half a million years ago. Though I was expecting a Faery Star from the program, not Babalon's star. However, there was a pretty 'good' fit of about 1.74 average deviation around 5,600 BCE, which is around Uruk was starting to become a city or at least a proto-city, so that's pretty neat.
Mercury is removed because, like always, it is a trickster that screws everything up, plus Sun to Venus seems powerful figuratively. Ultimately a pretty fun exercise.
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