Since we have been discussing such dramatic travel charts, I thought I would share the 'scheduled' flight chart for the
Russian airliner that was hit by a small plane (Cessna) and then crashed
into a hangar in Italy. The plane was delayed on the runway due to thick
fog (!), but the scheduled flight time was 7:35a.m. EET (-2h), Oct.8, 2001,
Milan, Italy.
The chart is a classic. Libra Rising again, with the Sun (pilot)
exactly conjunct ASC, one MINUTE into the 12th house - he's in the plane,
but may not be going anywhere! The Sun is also in a T-square with
Jupiter/MC and Mars/IC! Venus (ruling Libran ASC, the plane) has 'just'
squared the Moon 20ºGemini45' (passengers) by only 1/4º (ago), is sitting on
the 12th house cusp, ready to 'disappear' and forming a tight (only Five
Minutes of arc - 21:02 - 21:07) to a Quincunx (out of left field, bizarre,
radical separation) to Uranus (sudden, shocking events, also separation)! A
disaster was imminent!
The Moon is the passengers, but also rules the Destination here with
Cancer on MC, and Saturn rules the Departure (Capricorn on IC). The Moon
and Saturn are conjunct each other (the Destination and Departure were the
same place, as it turned out), and in the 9th house, never making it to the
10th/Destination, and Saturn is Rx (something is delayed and/or goes wrong
at point of Departure!). The Moon makes a last aspect which would normally
be the thing that would show its arrival at the Destination, but in this
case it is a trine to Mercury, which is Rx (uh oh) AND rules Gemini, the
sign that both the Moon and Saturn are in!
Since Saturn is Rx now, it is also applying (back) to the opposition to
Pluto (death). The final straw comes at the IC, with Mars in Capricorn
conjunct and behind the cusp by one degree. Just looking at it makes me
feel as if something is coming up 'behind me', and with Aries on the DSC,
Mars rules the journey itself. It does not bode well when the journey is
one degree 'behind' the Departure!!
Mars is quincunx the Moon and Saturn if
read as a natal chart, but by horary rules, the actual movement of the
planets has to be taken into consideration. In this case every aspect
within orb of Mars has ALREADY PASSED! (even the square to the Sun, because
in horary, "the Sun applies to no one; all planets apply to the Sun." - and
the square would show the crash anyway.) The chart looks as if he ran into
a brick wall, and I am sure that is what it felt like, if it felt at all.
|