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The term isochronous derives from the Greek «isos» (equal) and «chronos» (time). In the context of celestial mechanics and the Placidian (Placidus of Titis) method of coordinate transformation, an isochronous curve is the line drawn in the three-dimensional sphere connecting…
The prevailing assumption in contemporary astrological discourse is that celestial partitioning systems—commonly referred to as “house systems”—are a matter of philosophical preference, aesthetic choice, or biographical resonance. This premise constitutes a severe epistemological fallacy. A method of celestial partitioning is,…
American theoretical physicist Richard P. Feynman (1918–1988) firmly believed that if you couldn’t visualise it, you didn’t understand it. Visualising a concept, in astronomical terms, is nothing more than drawing it in our own minds in three dimensions. Our work…
The success of certain specialists (e.g., Anthony Louis, Juan Estadella) with the most rigorous traditional forecasting techniques of celestial inference confirms the necessity of the temporal precision advocated by figures such as Lilly, Morin, and Placidus, amongst others. Historical methodological…
A prevalent confusion exists in expert astrological literature (e.g. Rootjes, Carter, Evans, Holden, Houlding, Forrest, Ribeiro, Brennan) concerning the methodological distinctions between the celestial partition methods of Alcabitius (10th century), Placidus (17th century), and/or Koch (20th century), as all three, unlike…
