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Explanation of what declination is from the point of view of astronomy. We also learn about the diurnal motion of celestial objects, and other astronomical terminology such as right ascension in order to fully understand what declination is and the likely reasons why ancient astrologers would consider declination to be important.

An introduction and overview of matter.

A fluid is a substance that continually flows under an applied shear stress.

Decanates (also called decans) are a division of zodiac signs into 3 sections of 10 degrees each. Amazingly, assigning Fibonacci numbers to the modern system of decanate signs produces numbers that are symmetrical around the 0-Aries / 0-Libra axis in the same pattern as antiscia signs. All Fibonacci numbers of contra-antiscia signs add up to 9. This tutorial video describes another example of the fascinating close connection between Fibonacci numbers and astrological ideas.

In this video lesson, Mr. Russo will be explaining momentum.

A square in the 5th harmonic chart may be a 20th (5 times 4) harmonic aspect or it may be a square in the natal chart. Similarly a trine in the 5th harmonic chart may be either a 15th (5 times 3) harmonic aspect or a trine in the natal chart. We look at some examples of this so that you are comfortable with this idea.

Planets that have a declination outside of the range of 23S27 to 23N27 are referred to as being out of bounds. An explanation of how planets are interpreted that are close to being out of bounds, moderately out of bounds, and very far out of bounds.

Overview of different approaches to astrological interpretation, such as: modern western psychological astrology, Hellenistic astrology, Classical astrology, Harmonic astrology, and use of midpoints.

In this video lesson, Mr. Russo will be explaining linear momentum.