Last month, l read on the BBC web site that Japan had sent a rocket to Venus to study its atmosphere. I was very intrigued with the news because l did not know that Japan had an important Space Center in Tanegashima island, south of Kyushu; the rocket was launched on May/20/2010, Friday, at 6:58 am, there had been a previous intent the same week but it had failed due to bad weather. Venus, the planet associated to the goddess of love and beauty, wanted a bright morning day to accept the probe that is going to analyse its surface, and, sure, it had to be on a Friday, the day associated to her cult.
Venus likes good arrays and organization; when we look at the event chart, we see how neatly everything matches: Venus is on the Ascendant, meaning that the morning star was, of course, on the horizon, in Cancer, sign of the Moon; further more, Mercury is in Taurus, sign of Venus, as this goddess likes harmony and reciprocity; we are dealing with knowledge, science and technique; the Sun is still in Taurus, sign ruled by Venus (Venus made the scientists wait for a bright day, but not for too long because she wanted to be in her own territory).
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