Asteroid Muses

[Kim Falconer]

[glow=red,2,300]This first post on Terpsichore was started by BodaciousBabe in another thread. I have moved it, and the current replies, here for convenience. She wrote:
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Something about the dance image in describing the Chiron to Chiron contacts seems important, and the Tango is appropiate, because it is a dance that invokes sensuality, sexuality, issues of leadership, power and even anger.

So I looked up the Terpsichord contacts (Muse of Dance) and almost fell over. First of all I think the Muse of Dance symbolizes all rhythmic movement or expression, that which is connected to the Life's pulses which course through our bodies like heartbeats, breezes, rain drops. It can be a small child playing "skip to my Lou" or the beauty of the Alvine Ailey Dance Company, or putting on music and jiggling across the kitchen while doing dishes.

My Terpsichord (and Mr. Pan) are conjunct his Chiron at my DC and inconjunct his Eros/Neptune. His Terpsicord trines my Pluto/Jupiter and semi-sextiles my Eros. Eros has changed, is changing our inner rythmns, inner structure, which relates back to the Saturn (skeleton) /Chiron (body) contacts.

The asteroids really do support the larger picture. I think I may be uncovering why looking at the Muses in astrology has been too painful to face until recently.

I also compared Saturn/Chrion and Terpsichord in synastry with my husband. Here, again, those same Chiron/Saturn/Terpischord contacts. His Chiron is conjunct my IC and conjunct my Chiron/Eros. (We are about are the same age.) But I was thinking about Kim's writing that Chiron contacts to Eros often result in attractions of vastly different ages and backgrounds, and it does fit. He was born and grew up several continants from me, with a third world experience that was vastly different from my own growing up.

Kim, you need a chapter in your book about when Eros strikes when you are happily married and intend on staying that way! You are right--it's all about the iiner transformation and how you carry that out into the world.

BodaciousBabe

[Kim Falconer]

BB,

This is wonderful imagery about the “Chiron dance” and asteroid 81 Terpsichore, the muse of dance. Maybe you could cut and paste this post and start a new one under “The muses of Apollo”. I have a feeling there will be much interest here in these asteroids:

81 Terpsichore –dance & lyrics
23 Thalia - Comedy
62 Erato – Love poetry
33 Polyhymnia – Mime
30 Urania – astrology-astronomy
56 Melete – (one of the original 3 muses of Apollo-memory & art)

Of the final 9 muses, we only have 5 (Plus Melete)as named asteroids.

Correct me if I have missed one, please. (which Svenskasfinx has done...I was spelling them with the C instead of the alternate "K"...Thanks Sven!

I find it strange that I had a dream about tango last night and in the dream I said, “I must take lessons. I must learn this!” What I watched in the dream, the dancers, the music, the choreography, suggests to me I already KNOW it. How can the unconscious show me such incredible moves and beats and cadence if I do not? It’s eerie.

I have written a chapter about Eros and long-term relationships. It is lengthy, and I thought to post excerpts under a new thread--“Eros and Marriage—what has to give?”.

Thank you for these insights!

Warmly,
Kim

[Kim Falconer]

[glow=red,2,300]Svenskasfinx replied (as moved from the other thread)

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Hello Kim,

www.geocities.com/SoHo/7969/page4b.htm

I'd been researching this as you know but I will show you that there was actually information out there for the muses before I started. In fact this was found on a site you recommended earlier for Apollo and some information behind it...

I got the names for all those muses anyway. (56 Melete – (one of the original 3 muses of Apollo-memory & art)) was not one of those, however one of mine, which lead me to the confusing condition of my research.

Toss in Sappho 80 due to the fact she was considered a sister of the muses. Or at least I would muse number 10.

HERE IS MY LISTING SO FAR: IT IS INCOMPLETE SO BARE WITH ME PLEASE:

Euterpe 27- muse of music. ('rejoicing well' or 'delight' and even "giver of pleasure") it is said her area is the music of the common, or what we call today "clasical" I see her as more of a muse of playing an instrument.

Urania 30- (her name means "heavenly one"(her grandfather is Uranus after all) muse of astronomy and astrology, another atribute to her was having the ability to see the future..

Terpsichore 81 - muse of dance. (her name suposedly means "joy of dancing")

Kalliope 22 "the fair voiced" The first born of the muses.

Klio 84 muse of history..also known as the "proclaimer"

Thalia 23 the muse of comedy (as one of the three graces she represents "mirth")

Melpomene 18 (name means "the songstress")muse of tragedy (gives me a sort of feeling that depending upon sign she can be a very "Billy Holliday" type of influence or something dealing with the sublimation of the sorrows into the creative but this is my own reading of it so far (in the first house for me)

Polyhymnia 33 (name means many hymns) muse of Sacred Poetry; some also consider the muse of geometry, mime, meditation and agriculture..(?)

Erato 62 (the lovely) the muse of mimicry and love poetry..

---------------------- thats the 9:

57 Mnemosyne is a good one to look up also.. I see that it seems to be prominent in the charts of musical people I tend to enjoy.

I'll try to recopy some of my work and put it into a seperate thread later.

Take care,

svenskasfinx

[Kim Falconer]

The Muses, it seems, were once deities of Spring. Like Nymphs, they were worshiped near lakes, waterfalls and sacred pools. Slowly they changed to demi-goddesses, presiding over memory and then poetic and artistic inspiration. They were most noted for their choir, for their songs.

They also had the gift of prophesy… “They said that which is, what will be and what has been.” Hesiod said, “Their tireless voices flow from their mouths in sweet accents, and this bewitching harmony as it spreads afar, brings smiles to their father’s palace, their father who wields the thunderbolt!”<br>
And they remain this to this day!

As synchronicity would have it, while waiting in my Dentist’s surgery this afternoon, I flipped (nervously) through a magazine to an article on the top ten fashion designers in the world. Apparently, it is not uncommon for them to employ “Muses”.

These employees are always women and their sole purpose is to float around and smile and sigh and enthuse and inspire. They are beautiful, fluid (you’d want something in Pisces I think) and often have flowing hair and soft eyes. Sometimes they indicate a design or piece that pleases them by drawing little hearts next to it…<br>
It’s a real job!

So, there you go. If you have one of the asteroid Muses conjunct the Sun or MC, you might want to think about this line of work!

Because Apollo presides over music, the Muses became associated with him (hence he was referred to as Apollo Musagetes.

Originally three in number, Melete, Mneme and Aoide, they grew to the currently traditional nine. (As listed with key words in Svenskasfinx’ post above)

Here is where the NINE are right now:

From Swiss
Ephemeris
Date ---------- | Euterpe | Urania | Terpsichore | Kalliope |


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15 Dec 2004 | 8 ta 37 Rx | 14 cn 45 Rx | 24 ar 52 | 11 cp 43 |
20 Dec 2004 | 8 ta 38 | 13 cn 36 Rx | 25 ar 25 | 13 cp 34 |
25 Dec 2004 | 8 ta 52 | 12 cn 21 Rx | 26 ar 9 | 15 cp 27 |
30 Dec 2004 | 9 ta 20 | 11 cn 3 Rx | 27 ar 3 | 17 cp 20 |
04 Jan 2005 | 10 ta 1 | 9 cn 44 Rx | 28 ar 6 | 19 cp 14 |
09 Jan 2005 | 10 ta 54 | 8 cn 28 Rx | 29 ar 18 | 21 cp 9 |
14 Jan 2005 | 11 ta 59 | 7 cn 18 Rx | 0 ta 38 | 23 cp 3 |
19 Jan 2005 | 13 ta 15 | 6 cn 15 Rx | 2 ta 5 | 24 cp 59 |
24 Jan 2005 | 14 ta 40 | 5 cn 23 Rx | 3 ta 39 | 26 cp 54 |
29 Jan 2005 | 16 ta 14 | 4 cn 41 Rx | 5 ta 19 | 28 cp 49 |
03 Feb 2005 | 17 ta 56 | 4 cn 12 Rx | 7 ta 5 | 0 aq 44 |
08 Feb 2005 | 19 ta 45 | 3 cn 54 Rx | 8 ta 55 | 2 aq 39 |
13 Feb 2005 | 21 ta 41 | 3 cn 50 | 10 ta 50 | 4 aq 34 |
18 Feb 2005 | 23 ta 43 | 3 cn 57 | 12 ta 50 | 6 aq 28 |
23 Feb 2005 | 25 ta 50 | 4 cn 16 | 14 ta 52 | 8 aq 21 |
28 Feb 2005 | 28 ta 2 | 4 cn 46 | 16 ta 58 | 10 aq 14 |
05 Mar 2005 | 0 ge 19 | 5 cn 26 | 19 ta 7 | 12 aq 6 |
10 Mar 2005 | 2 ge 39 | 6 cn 15 | 21 ta 19 | 13 aq 56 |
15 Mar 2005 | 5 ge 3 | 7 cn 13 | 23 ta 33 | 15 aq 46 |
20 Mar 2005 | 7 ge 30 | 8 cn 19 | 25 ta 48 | 17 aq 34 |
25 Mar 2005 | 10 ge 0 | 9 cn 32 | 28 ta 6 | 19 aq 21 |
30 Mar 2005 | 12 ge 32 | 10 cn 52 | 0 ge 25 | 21 aq 6 |
04 Apr 2005 | 15 ge 7 | 12 cn 17 | 2 ge 46 | 22 aq 49 |
09 Apr 2005 | 17 ge 44 | 13 cn 48 | 5 ge 8 | 24 aq 30 |
14 Apr 2005 | 20 ge 22 | 15 cn 23 | 7 ge 30 | 26 aq 9 |


From Swiss
Ephemeris
Date ---------- | Klio | Thalia | Melpomene | Polyhymnia | Erato |

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15 Dec 2004 | 23 le 31 Rx | 8 aq 5 | 25 sc 28 | 16 aq 40 | 17 ge 22 Rx |
20 Dec 2004 | 23 le 22 Rx | 9 aq 40 | 27 sc 30 | 19 aq 36 | 16 ge 22 Rx |
25 Dec 2004 | 23 le 1 Rx | 11 aq 16 | 29 sc 30 | 22 aq 33 | 15 ge 25 Rx |
30 Dec 2004 | 22 le 31 Rx | 12 aq 55 | 1 sa 30 | 25 aq 31 | 14 ge 35 Rx |
04 Jan 2005 | 21 le 49 Rx | 14 aq 35 | 3 sa 29 | 28 aq 31 | 13 ge 52 Rx |
09 Jan 2005 | 20 le 58 Rx | 16 aq 17 | 5 sa 27 | 1 pi 32 | 13 ge 18 Rx |
14 Jan 2005 | 19 le 59 Rx | 18 aq 0 | 7 sa 23 | 4 pi 34 | 12 ge 54 Rx |
19 Jan 2005 | 18 le 51 Rx | 19 aq 45 | 9 sa 18 | 7 pi 37 | 12 ge 39 Rx |
24 Jan 2005 | 17 le 38 Rx | 21 aq 31 | 11 sa 11 | 10 pi 41 | 12 ge 34 |
29 Jan 2005 | 16 le 21 Rx | 23 aq 17 | 13 sa 2 | 13 pi 45 | 12 ge 39 |
03 Feb 2005 | 15 le 2 Rx | 25 aq 4 | 14 sa 51 | 16 pi 49 | 12 ge 54 |
08 Feb 2005 | 13 le 43 Rx | 26 aq 52 | 16 sa 38 | 19 pi 53 | 13 ge 17 |
13 Feb 2005 | 12 le 27 Rx | 28 aq 41 | 18 sa 22 | 22 pi 57 | 13 ge 50 |
18 Feb 2005 | 11 le 15 Rx | 0 pi 30 | 20 sa 3 | 26 pi 1 | 14 ge 30 |
23 Feb 2005 | 10 le 9 Rx | 2 pi 19 | 21 sa 41 | 29 pi 4 | 15 ge 19 |
28 Feb 2005 | 9 le 10 Rx | 4 pi 8 | 23 sa 16 | 2 ar 7 | 16 ge 14 |
05 Mar 2005 | 8 le 20 Rx | 5 pi 58 | 24 sa 46 | 5 ar 9 | 17 ge 15 |
10 Mar 2005 | 7 le 40 Rx | 7 pi 47 | 26 sa 12 | 8 ar 11 | 18 ge 23 |
15 Mar 2005 | 7 le 9 Rx | 9 pi 36 | 27 sa 34 | 11 ar 11 | 19 ge 36 |
20 Mar 2005 | 6 le 49 Rx | 11 pi 25 | 28 sa 50 | 14 ar 11 | 20 ge 54 |
25 Mar 2005 | 6 le 38 Rx | 13 pi 13 | 0 cp 1 | 17 ar 9 | 22 ge 16 |
30 Mar 2005 | 6 le 37 | 15 pi 1 | 1 cp 5 | 20 ar 7 | 23 ge 43 |
04 Apr 2005 | 6 le 45 | 16 pi 48 | 2 cp 3 | 23 ar 3 | 25 ge 13 |
09 Apr 2005 | 7 le 3 | 18 pi 34 | 2 cp 53 | 25 ar 58 | 26 ge 46 |
14 Apr 2005 | 7 le 28 | 20 pi 20 | 3 cp 35 | 28 ar 51 | 28 ge 22 |


It is said that they would punish mortals who displeased or disregarded them, and were also known to take mortal lovers from time to time.

Transits from the Muses to personal planets or angles may be significant for those in artistic fields as would major transits to natal muses.

Comments?

I see I have Terpsichore conjunct my Sun in April. I might study the Tango seriously then!

Kim

[svenskasfinx]

Thanks for your information again Kim!!!

Wow! much inspiring reading-- I also notice one of my first house muses is at home lately! Urania in Cancer, Now I totally understand why I'm so inspired lately!

Brilliant, just brilliant!

As I said though before, I wanted to try to make a compete key word-information listing, something to cut and paste into the asteroid section with just numbers and generate charts just as a quick referance. (I'm so lazy when it comes to things like this.. )

Its interesting where the Muses show up in my natal chart as well. 27 Euterpe in exact conjunction with my Saturn/Vesta.

Apollo/Mercury sextile this combination.

30 Urania at 1 degree Cancer conjunct 18 Melpomene at the 2nd degree.. (Astrodient gives Urania and Melpomene a conjunction to my ascendant.. and Melpomene conjunction to my Mars/Sphinx/Hekate combination.

81 Terpsichore conjunct 80 Sappho and Bacchus..and 62 Erato in proximity in the 5th house as well but squared my Sun/Pan/Ven/Aphrodite combination.

84 Klio in Cancer at 20 degrees in the 2nd house with 23 Thalia at 29 degrees, not making much in the way of aspects..

33 Polyhymnia at 0 degrees Vigro conjunct my part of fortune also at 0 degrees. (Astrodient's program gives it a conjunction to Jupiter as well)

And finally 22 Kalliope at 15 degrees Vigro in influence with the Moon (Astrodient's program actually gives it to conjunction with the Moon and Pluto.. and 57 Mnemosyne also gets a conjunction to the Moon) so basicly there is a lot going on as far as the Muses and personal planets go..

I do happen to have a book I recomend considering the Muse in our modern mythology in a book by Whiteny Chadwick (hope I spelled that correctly) called "Women Artists and the Surealist Movement"

In section it stated that these woman who were perhaps once the inspirers of the men of the moment were to empower their own creative force and become their own muses. I liked that.. seeking the muse within one's self..

We have only touched upon this great gift, thank you Kim for your inspiring post about the job of Muse.

Take care!

svenskasfinx

[Kim Falconer]

Thalia is all about comedy and fun! Here is the link again to Zane’s site—<br>
www.geocities.com/SoHo/7969/page4b.htm

From An Ode To Music, by James G. Percival:

“How light the strain when, decked in vernal bloom,
Thalia tuned her lyre of melody.”

"...Thalia (Thaleia) the "Flourishing" is the muse of comedy and of playful and idyllic poetry, and is seen with a comic mask. She is sometimes seen with a crown of ivy and a crook...."

I think there might be some “flourishing” on the horizon…<br>Kim

[lovecat]

Ooh Terpsichore is smack bang on my MC in sag. I absolutely love dancing (sometimes preferring to sex!!)..now i know why. Pisces rising too...anyone need a dancing muse?! ;D

[svenskasfinx]

lovecat said:

Ooh Terpsichore is smack bang on my MC in sag. I absolutely love dancing (sometimes preferring to sex!!)..now i know why. Pisces rising too...anyone need a dancing muse?! ;D

Hello lovecat!

I get the impression from where I see Terpsichore in other charts, that its something that you can inspire others to do, and that you may be "known" as a dancer.

I noticed that there is Terpsichore in the first houses of two "men" I know of. One is my son.. who has a combination of that and the same asteroid my Terpsichore has in the 5th house..

The other is an estimated acendant for Howard Devoto..although probably not accurate, it was another friend of mine, and myself who came up with the observation this must be correct because, his body just seems to be filled with that urge..and we both agreed he dances very very well, but probably doesn't know or care..he just wants to move.

With you I get the impression, you are often seen dancing.. and may be associated with your public reptuation..for good or bad..

Take care,

Svenskasfinx

[lovecat]

Spot on svenskasfinx!
I love parties/festivals/gigs for the dancing more than anything and people often say i have good rhythm (saturn trines in 1st). At one work xmas do I somehow managed to get everyone dancing even the managers (obviously alcohol was involved! - interesting as bacchus, god of wine, opposes); not sure if that was a good thing or not as a career move but felt damn good at the time- felt like i was uniting people in some way. And i understand Howards urge, sometimes i just have to move to the point where i feel i'll explode if i dont. I love to watch dance too.

I just noticed that Terpsichore is currently transiting my sun and obviously it's discovery in my chart has just come to 'light'! Astrology never ceases to amaze. I've been going through some of my other asteroid placements and the insight they throw is incredible and sometimes quite scarily close to the bone. Great stuff.

Lovecat

[svenskasfinx]

Hej everyone,

Quite a few months ago I came across a website blogg which mentioned the mother of the Muses, Mnemosyne (57) by name.

As we are all trying to define some of the Asteroid Muses it would be an interesting read, but this is not an astrology site for a link but rather a "Mythology Site" called "Arrows- Myth and Culture" I started before Christmas contributing or trying to contribute to a newly made forum for the site as well.

Although the writer is NOT an astrologer I feel that her use of the language will help us aquire more meaning into our own mythologies here, Pertainting for example to Mnemosyne- the mother of the Muses not only traditionally "Godess of Memory" but rather something a little less rigid...

www.mythandculture.com/weblog/2005/10/weird-beliefs.html

A Great Quote about Mnemosyne from this Blogg:

"....What is memory? We have an idea that memory is like a storehouse of facts and events; some kind of super-computer in the brain.

Memory is not like that; it has never been thought of as that. Our ideas of memory actually come from the Greek goddess Mnemosyne, who is in fact the mother of the 9 muses. Ginette Paris writes in her book, Pagan Grace:

"Mnemosyne uses the structures of narrative, epic, song, or myth to preserve remembrance. She loves repetition, rhyme, rhythms and the strong images that hold narrative together. Naturally linked to a subjective idea of memory and to mythical thought, she doesn’t worry about facts and dates, nor about their linear or casual sequence. Her goal is to evoke rather than describe. (Ginette Paris, Pagan Grace 121)"

To Evoke rather than Describe. Let’s take a look at these two words in Ginette’s description of Mnemosyne.

Evoke, according to the Oxford Dictionary is to bring or recall to the conscious mind, to elicit a response, to invoke a spirit or a deity. It comes from the Latin word evocare – e – meaning out of or from, and vocare – to call. A memory that evokes is a memory that calls to us, gives us a pinprick of a feeling that something that something important is being remembered and that this memory needs attention paid to it.

Describe, on the other hand is a detailed account, marked out or drawn as in a geometrical figure. It comes from the Latin word describere, meaning de (down) and scribere (write). Descriptions are supposed to be factual.

Ginette has, in this paragraph, described the differences between two ways of thinking and remembering – one pertinent to an oral tradition, to an imaginal way of seeing, and one more specific to a written tradition of facts and dates.

One of the qualities we can say of Mnemosyne then, rather than memory would be Evoke or words relating to that..

Mnemosyne then takes on a very Mercury/Moon/Neptune sort of feel to it rather than.. the Mercury/Saturn/Moon feel of Cleo (Kleo) (84)(Muse of History) as in the retelling of an event or something which has to be writen down, or even a journalistic point of view. Mnemosyne then does actually function more like, a scent, or a painting or something along those lines.

For me with Moon conjunct Mnemosyne in Virgo I would have to say this is where I "discover" painting or drawing.. or any form of the visual arts, via that feeling of evokation... where intangible memory becomes becomes a solid form, which then evokes other's to try to "feel" the communication..

As with any of the visual arts (or performing arts such as music and dance) we can only try to evoke- even with writing it may not be clearly cut and dried. Everyone brings their own experiences to what they see, via their own lives and how our perception of things clouds or makes clear how we see the artist's intent. Mnemosyne is that small grain of evokation.. thus the Mother of the Muses... which opens the doors to the various areas of the creative arts.

Second thoughts though are that even though the Muses are associated with Apollo (1862) being their friend, and lover on occasions.. Mnemosyne being out in the wilderness and outside of "civilized society" in her existince comes to the area of where Dionysus (3671) and his cults eventually take over (after all along the time line of the mythologies, Dionysus takes over much later)

It is the same madness that is spoken of with both the Muses and Dionysus (3671), and about the fact that in recieving the gifts of the Muses one would have to go, "a little mad".

The Muses also have connections to "The sphinx" Sphinx (896) and Medusa (149).

As well as one of the Muses also being a companion of Aphrodite(1388) (number 23 Thalia "the blooming one" as one of the three "Graces")

With the Sphinx it was the Muses who taught her the riddle she questioned all who passed with.

With Medusa, they took her "child" to care for; Pegusus..(after she was beheaded) and he was so exicted by them he kicked a few mountains down in the process..

I figure it was time to add a bit more to this thread.. as well as introduce some links relating to mythology here.

www.mythandculture.com/weblog/diary.html
I feel Maggie Macary, Ph.D mythologist focus more on the perceptions via the personal experience and there are some great writings and interesting relationships to our mythological Asteroids we may find useful with the vocabulary alone; I know I found a few new key words in reading some of the things...

Take care all,

svenskasfinx

[Kim Falconer]

Thanks Sven!

This is a wonderful post full of new resources!

Kim

[jamma]

Thanks for posting this, Svenska ...
I have been wondering about Mnemosyne for awhile, as it's conjunct Eros, Euphrosyne and my South Node in Sag ... "goddess of memory" didn't seem like enough ...
And I didn't realize she was mother of the muses ...
More to think about ...
jamma

[Amoroso]

Yes, thanks, Sven! Very well-timed for me, as I am writing a piece inspired by a piece Brahms set to the text "All mein Gedanken..."--"All my thoughts..." as in when you remember someone or are musing on them.

So much going on for everyone! Thanks for sharing this.

Amoroso

[Kim Falconer]

Hello Star, and everyone!

Here are the current transits of the Muses, for those who would like to watch for transits.

From Swiss Ephemeris

Date ----- | -- Klio | --- Thalia | -- Melpomene | Polyhymnia |- Erato |
| | | | | |
| LONG | LONG | LONG | LONG | LONG |
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25 Mar 2007 | 7 pi 57 | 28 vi 1 Rx | 25 cn 58 | 1 vi 30 Rx | 17 sc 41 Rx |
04 Apr 2007 | 14 pi 15 | 25 vi 53 Rx | 27 cn 21 | 0 vi 14 Rx | 16 sc 37 Rx |
14 Apr 2007 | 20 pi 32 | 24 vi 18 Rx | 29 cn 15 | 29 le 26 Rx | 15 sc 9 Rx |
24 Apr 2007 | 26 pi 47 | 23 vi 27 Rx | 1 le 35 | 29 le 5 Rx | 13 sc 23 Rx |
04 May 2007 | 2 ar 58 | 23 vi 22 | 4 le 16 | 29 le 12 | 11 sc 29 Rx |
14 May 2007 | 9 ar 6 | 24 vi 3 | 7 le 14 | 29 le 45 | 9 sc 37 Rx |
24 May 2007 | 15 ar 8 | 25 vi 23 | 10 le 25 | 0 vi 41 | 7 sc 54 Rx |
03 Jun 2007 | 21 ar 4 | 27 vi 17 | 13 le 48 | 1 vi 58 | 6 sc 31 Rx |
13 Jun 2007 | 26 ar 52 | 29 vi 39 | 17 le 20 | 3 vi 32 | 5 sc 31 Rx |
23 Jun 2007 | 2 ta 31 | 2 li 25 | 20 le 59 | 5 vi 23 | 4 sc 59 Rx |
03 Jul 2007 | 8 ta 0 | 5 li 29 | 24 le 45 | 7 vi 27 | 4 sc 55 |
13 Jul 2007 | 13 ta 16 | 8 li 48 | 28 le 35 | 9 vi 42 | 5 sc 18 |
23 Jul 2007 | 18 ta 18 | 12 li 20 | 2 vi 29 | 12 vi 6 | 6 sc 6 |
02 Aug 2007 | 23 ta 2 | 16 li 2 | 6 vi 26 | 14 vi 39 | 7 sc 18 |
12 Aug 2007 | 27 ta 27 | 19 li 51 | 10 vi 26 | 17 vi 19 | 8 sc 50 |
22 Aug 2007 | 1 ge 27 | 23 li 47 | 14 vi 26 | 20 vi 3 | 10 sc 40 |
01 Sep 2007 | 4 ge 59 | 27 li 48 | 18 vi 28 | 22 vi 52 | 12 sc 47 |
11 Sep 2007 | 7 ge 58 | 1 sc 53 | 22 vi 31 | 25 vi 44 | 15 sc 7 |
21 Sep 2007 | 10 ge 17 | 6 sc 1 | 26 vi 33 | 28 vi 38 | 17 sc 38 |
01 Oct 2007 | 11 ge 50 | 10 sc 11 | 0 li 34 | 1 li 33 | 20 sc 20 |
11 Oct 2007 | 12 ge 31 | 14 sc 22 | 4 li 34 | 4 li 28 | 23 sc 11 |
21 Oct 2007 | 12 ge 15 Rx | 18 sc 34 | 8 li 31 | 7 li 21 | 26 sc 9 |
31 Oct 2007 | 11 ge 2 Rx | 22 sc 46 | 12 li 25 | 10 li 12 | 29 sc 12 |
10 Nov 2007 | 9 ge 0 Rx | 26 sc 57 | 16 li 15 | 12 li 59 | 2 sa 20 |
20 Nov 2007 | 6 ge 24 Rx | 1 sa 6 | 20 li 0 | 15 li 41 | 5 sa 32 |
30 Nov 2007 | 3 ge 37 Rx | 5 sa 13 | 23 li 38 | 18 li 15 | 8 sa 46 |
10 Dec 2007 | 1 ge 6 Rx | 9 sa 18 | 27 li 8 | 20 li 40 | 12 sa 1 |
20 Dec 2007 | 29 ta 11 Rx | 13 sa 18 | 0 sc 28 | 22 li 55 | 15 sa 16 |
30 Dec 2007 | 28 ta 4 Rx | 17 sa 13 | 3 sc 36 | 24 li 56 | 18 sa 29 |
09 Jan 2008 | 27 ta 47 | 21 sa 3 | 6 sc 30 | 26 li 40 | 21 sa 40 |

[Kim Falconer]

And four more...

--Date |- - Euterpe | -- Urania | Terpsichore | Kalliope |
| | | | |
| LONG | LONG | LONG | LONG |
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25 Mar 2007 | 7 aq 0 | 12 aq 30 | 25 sc 56 Rx | 27 ge 46 |
04 Apr 2007 | 10 aq 22 | 16 aq 48 | 25 sc 9 Rx | 0 cn 31 |
14 Apr 2007 | 13 aq 31 | 20 aq 58 | 23 sc 53 Rx | 3 cn 34 |
24 Apr 2007 | 16 aq 26 | 25 aq 0 | 22 sc 13 Rx | 6 cn 52 |
04 May 2007 | 19 aq 4 | 28 aq 51 | 20 sc 15 Rx | 10 cn 21 |
14 May 2007 | 21 aq 22 | 2 pi 30 | 18 sc 10 Rx | 14 cn 0 |
24 May 2007 | 23 aq 16 | 5 pi 54 | 16 sc 10 Rx | 17 cn 47 |
03 Jun 2007 | 24 aq 43 | 8 pi 59 | 14 sc 24 Rx | 21 cn 41 |
13 Jun 2007 | 25 aq 37 | 11 pi 42 | 13 sc 0 Rx | 25 cn 39 |
23 Jun 2007 | 25 aq 56 Rx | 13 pi 58 | 12 sc 5 Rx | 29 cn 42 |
03 Jul 2007 | 25 aq 35 Rx | 15 pi 42 | 11 sc 39 Rx | 3 le 47 |
13 Jul 2007 | 24 aq 33 Rx | 16 pi 49 | 11 sc 44 | 7 le 55 |
23 Jul 2007 | 22 aq 54 Rx | 17 pi 13 | 12 sc 17 | 12 le 4 |
02 Aug 2007 | 20 aq 44 Rx | 16 pi 51 Rx | 13 sc 17 | 16 le 14 |
12 Aug 2007 | 18 aq 16 Rx | 15 pi 43 Rx | 14 sc 41 | 20 le 23 |
22 Aug 2007 | 15 aq 46 Rx | 13 pi 53 Rx | 16 sc 25 | 24 le 32 |
01 Sep 2007 | 13 aq 32 Rx | 11 pi 36 Rx | 18 sc 28 | 28 le 40 |
11 Sep 2007 | 11 aq 49 Rx | 9 pi 10 Rx | 20 sc 46 | 2 vi 46 |
21 Sep 2007 | 10 aq 45 Rx | 6 pi 58 Rx | 23 sc 18 | 6 vi 48 |
01 Oct 2007 | 10 aq 25 | 5 pi 19 Rx | 26 sc 2 | 10 vi 46 |
11 Oct 2007 | 10 aq 48 | 4 pi 25 Rx | 28 sc 56 | 14 vi 40 |
21 Oct 2007 | 11 aq 52 | 4 pi 23 | 1 sa 59 | 18 vi 27 |
31 Oct 2007 | 13 aq 33 | 5 pi 12 | 5 sa 8 | 22 vi 7 |
10 Nov 2007 | 15 aq 46 | 6 pi 47 | 8 sa 24 | 25 vi 38 |
20 Nov 2007 | 18 aq 27 | 9 pi 3 | 11 sa 44 | 28 vi 57 |
30 Nov 2007 | 21 aq 33 | 11 pi 54 | 15 sa 7 | 2 li 3 |
10 Dec 2007 | 24 aq 59 | 15 pi 15 | 18 sa 33 | 4 li 54 |
20 Dec 2007 | 28 aq 44 | 19 pi 1 | 22 sa 0 | 7 li 25 |
30 Dec 2007 | 2 pi 44 | 23 pi 8 | 25 sa 27 | 9 li 35 |
09 Jan 2008 | 6 pi 57 | 27 pi 32 | 28 sa 53 | 11 li 18 |