Spreadsheet for fixed star movements

[The Jackal]

Below is spreadsheet for fixed star movements that I made, since most astro sites don't have the info telling you at what degree fixed star was at certain time.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jbqp8x1djjpsmx2/SpreadsheetAstro.html?dl=0

 

[NinRick]

Below is spreadsheet for fixed star movements that I made, since most astro sites don't have the info telling you at what degree fixed star was at certain time.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jbqp8x1djjpsmx2/SpreadsheetAstro.html?dl=0

There are webtools out there that even tell you which fixed stars are in conjunction to your Natal Planets.

Thanks for sharing tho!

 

[13th_Wolf]

Below is spreadsheet for fixed star movements that I made, since most astro sites don't have the info telling you at what degree fixed star was at certain time.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jbqp8x1djjpsmx2/SpreadsheetAstro.html?dl=0

This is cool thanks for sharing this.

When I see this it bugs me that there is no measurement in astrology yet for lateral degrees. Certain stars have more of an influence because also in terms of measurement they actually are closer to the centre of where a planet or point is at. Like how Mars is right behind Mercury in such a conjunction, one star might be way above Mars but "on the same degree" whereas another star in conjunct would vertically (NOT the standard horizontal degrees), be right centre on the planet like a planetary conjunction would.

There are also many other stars in the sky not just the fixed stars, although I believe they may have changed in the time the light is taking to travel, which I don't know how one would account for. There are also many other weird things like nebulas, which one could have conjunct in their chart. Some of those are on the "ecliptic" of the planets, and their effects are mysterious to astrological knowledge currently. It's all so interesting.