#Geospatial

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🌃Urban 🏙 Astro 🌉 Observations 🌇

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Astrology can massively influence how you interact with your environment, especially if you look at compass directions. By combining geolocational concepts with the info from your chart you can figure out the sources of bad energy in your life and find ways to neutralise them

Note: I swear this works! I have been doing these kinds of analysis/readings for a couple of years now since I went down a geolocational astrology wormhole and started testing stuff and also using tarot cards. Ofc your mileage may very but it can be very fun and intriguing so thought I would post.

Yes, geolocational astrology looks at your whole life. But this looks at the stuff that is affecting you *in the here and now*. Again, it's not as tested. But it has worked for me...

First - remember your ascendent points due east. Find it and then line your chart up with your space for the following observations. It's easy to do on your phone with a compass app.

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🌐 Tall buildings, offices, and so on and so forth in line with your mercury can influence your intellectual life, keep you awake, or make you feel stressed. Add something calming and creative to this part of your space if so, like a plant, or artworks.

🌐 Rivers in line with any water sign in your chart can amplify the emotional energy of your space. This can either make it a refuge where you retreat from the world, alternatively it can become a place where you end up dwelling on your darker thoughts

🌐 Buildings in line with your ascendent (where the sun rises) can influence the development of your persona as you step out the door. Theatres, museums, and so on? You may be concerned with creative identity expression. Suburban housing? You might be more concerned with security and relationships.

🌐 What is in line with your fourth house? This can influence whether your space truly feels like yours. Train stations or roads? You might not feel like you can put down roots. Nature and the natural world? You may feel more prone to wanderlust than being a homebody.

🌐 There can be a subconscious element to the places in line with your pluto placement. Negative energy or energy not aligned with your temperament can lead to unconscious stress which manifests in your life. Alternatively these places may end up as the sites of serendipity or chance meetings in your life.

🌐 Ever feel like some places give you the creeps? Check what lines up with your scorpio. Sometimes this can colour our perceptions of the places around us.

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🌐 Alternatively, do you live near any abandoned places? These can cause feelings of emptiness or alternatively curiousity depending on what they line up with. If they are in line with earth and water signs or the relevant planets these can amplify feelings of stagnation, listlessness in life, or rootlessness. These elements tend to be more receptive and passive and if there is a lot of dereliction in your area it can influence your amount of energy and internal drive in life. Alternatively those with strong mars placements or beneficial 9th, 10th, or 2nd house placements in general you can be protected from this and may even be one of the people who finds abandoned spots beautiful or haunting.

🌐 Windows, as portals to the outside world, can influence our moon sign, 9th, 10th, and 11th houses. The things that they look onto can become powerful draws for you intellectually or emotionally (the moon) evoking wistfulness and desire for that part of life. If you find yourself looking constantly out the window, this can play a part of it.

🌐 Do you live by the sea? If the coast/seascape aligns with your ascendant you may have less of a public persona and be more driven by your emotions, with greater sincerity. This can be especially powerful in an INFP personality type. This also counts for large bodies of water like Lake Michigan or big inland bays and estuaries (puget sound, seattle, thames estuary in the UK)

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Sean bienvenidos japonistaarqueológicos, a una nueva actualidad del país del sol naciente. En este caso os comentaré que se han actualizado los datos del número de islas del archipiélago Japonés, dicho esto pónganse cómodos que empezamos. - La información viene de la agencia Geoespacial de Japón, el número de islas son de 14125 en todo el país, más del doble del número anunciado hasta ahora, en 1987 el cálculo era de 6852 islas. - El número de islas en cada prefectura Nagasaki 1479 Hokkaido 1473 Kagoshima 1256 Iwate 861 Okinawa 691. - ¿Qué opinan al respecto? Espero que tengan una buena semana y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones de Japón - 日出づる国から新しいニュースへようこそ。今回は、日本列島の島の数が更新されたことをお伝えします。 - 国土地理院からの情報ですが、日本全国の島の数は14125で、今まで発表されていた数（1987年は6852島）の2倍以上になっています。 - 各都道府県の島嶼数 長崎県 1479 北海道 1473 鹿児島県 1256 岩手県 861 沖縄県 691 - いかがでしょうか？今週も良い一週間をお過ごしください。また、今後の日本からの投稿でお会いしましょう。 - Welcome to a new update from the land of the rising sun. In this case I will tell you that we have updated the data on the number of islands in the Japanese archipelago, so make yourselves comfortable and let's get started. - The information comes from the Geospatial agency of Japan, the number of islands is 14125 in the whole country, more than double the number announced until now, in 1987 the estimate was 6852 islands. - The number of islands in each prefecture Nagasaki 1479 Hokkaido 1473 Kagoshima 1256 Iwate 861 Okinawa 691. - What do you think about it? I hope you have a good week and see you in future posts from Japan.

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Me, not posting much because I'm in Master II on GeoGuessr.

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Franklin Fire - CA - LA Malibu - 2024

Looking at the FranklinFire in Los Angeles County/Malibu area with GOES and MODIS, and the evac areas posted by the county on a terrain map showing just how rugged and difficult this firefight will be.

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We realised there were plenty of maps on Spain, Portugal and more specific places in those states, but we realised there was one big absentee: a map covering the entire Iberian peninsula, so here it is.

This map was prepared by J. Bartholomew and published in The Times Atlas of the World. Mid-Century Edition by Houghton Mifflin Co. in 1956.

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Efemérides computacional: 10 de junio de 2001 - Se lanza EarthViewer, hoy Google Earth

Celebramos una efemérides computacional clave. El 10 de junio de 2005, #EarthViewer3D de Keyhole Inc. fue lanzado. Un salto histórico en la visualización 3D de nuestro planeta que hoy es #googleearth🌍 #retrocomputingmx #HistoriaTech #geospatial

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Top AI Tools to Skyrocket Your Website Rankings

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Integrations with Google Docs & WordPress

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📌Project Title: Real-Time IoT Sensor Data Stream Aggregation and Smart City Mobility Analytics.⭕

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📌Project Title: Real-Time IoT Sensor Data Stream Aggregation and Smart City Mobility Analytics.⭕

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📌Project Title: Real-Time IoT Sensor Data Stream Aggregation and Smart City Mobility Analytics.⭕

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[guided-by-the-skies]

Environmental Astro

Ok, my post on astrology and your space was a bit (???) mote popular than I thought, nothing special but didn't realise the topic would attract any interest at all.

I have always tried to read this way (in line with the environment) just because it always made sense to me, I found I couldn't understand astrology out of this context so I got deep into geospatial and geolocational stuff and also reading the energy of places.

🌲 This approach is great for reconnecting to nature especially if you feel nature deprived or even climate anxiety. This can often affect earth and water signs.

🌺 Sacred groves (rings of trees) appear all over europe and had significance in Celtic times in the uk, these can be great places to go and relax at the quarter moon as they normally have loads of dynamic beneficial energy that is not so intense that it brings up unnecessary shadow work

🍁 The age of aquarius is both water and air based, some people are sceptical but could this refer to the huge changes in tech that are taking place and the impact on human consciousness and the natural world? Sometimes things are real but astrology often works in metaphor. There is evidence in the landscape on ley lines, water lines, and so on that our consciousness can affect the landscape and vice versa

🍀 Signs born in winter (maybe sagittarius to pisces) can find they are negatuvely affected by energy in summer, it can be too intense for them. It helps to go near water or other shady, cool, or sacred places such as nearby woods and so on

🍂 Full moon can make all signs more anxious and jittery, it may be tempting to stay in and hole up in your room but this powerful time can amplify shadow work especially if you go for a walk near a body of water.

🌲 The 'dog days' of summer wre recognised by ancient people and coincided with the rising of the star sirius. This came along with periods of stiflingly hot weather. In this period energy can feel stagnant and shadow work is difficult. It can help to travel to different places in this time to combat this.

🌺 Autumn can be a time of great change for all signs but especially earth and fire signs. Being in an urban environment at the time can help with this and bring positive change into your life as urban centres have a greater diversity of different energy

🍁 Train stations and places like airports are ruled by mercury. If mercury is in your inner houses this can lead you to feel overwhelmed or drained after visiting these spaces. If mercury is in your outer houses you may instead feel inspired and energised.

🍂 Pluto placements in any of the inner houses (1-6) can lead you to doing shadow work mostly around your home space ans seeking the outdoor world as a form of distraction.

🍀 uranus placements in your outer houses (7-12) can indicate where and in what field you will manage to challenge the status quo. 11th house can refer to places like coffee shops, bars, and other social spaces. 9th house connects to academic institutions, museums, and libraries. 10th house can cover places of fame and status like concert halls but also those with intense power structures like the business district of a city.

🌲 The 9th house can influence how you respond to places of learning. If you have beneficial 9th house places you may find these environments inspiring. Alternatuvely uranus in the 9th house can lead to feeling stifled in these environments. Mars can lead to conflict and a tense atmosphere while venus can lead to you finding spaces solely transactional but maybe uninspiring (think of a degree or course that is only taught to the book for financial reasons)

🌺 swimming pools, beaches, rivers, the sea, and lakes are all governed by different planets. Pools tend to fall under uranus or neptune depending on the space as they are man made structures.

🍁 as liminal or transitional spaces, beaches connect to the 2nd house as well as the 11th and 9th (travel). they tend to be ruled by different planets based on the individual beach

🍂 rivers have a strong influence from mercury as they are in a sense a form of energy flow/communications in the natural world

🍀 the sea is ruled by the tides and therefore the moon. Your draw to the sea (if you feel this) may be governed in fact by the phases of the moon.

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📌Project Title: Real-Time IoT Sensor Data Stream Aggregation and Smart City Mobility Analytics.⭕

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AFR Satellite from APRIL

Feature brings you a vibrant view of Agricultural fields in Colonia Concordia, Uruguay, captured by our AFR Satellite. The intricate patchwork of agricultural fields is beautifully depicted, highlighting the diverse land use in the region. The Uruguay River and the Río San Salvador River gracefully weave through the landscape, with varying shades of green representing different crop types and vegetation health.   The image showcases the rich agricultural lands that are vital to Uruguay's economy. This detailed satellite imagery plays a crucial role in monitoring crop health, land use patterns, and environmental changes, providing essential data for sustainable agricultural practices and regional planning. Stay tuned for more breathtaking views from around the globe every week!

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Today we show you the queen of the Dolomites: the Marmolada. The original map was made in 1926 by Freytag-Berndt. We restored it and gave it new life with shaded relief. If you like our work, want to see our daily updates (or want to say hello to our studio), consider to follow our Instagram or Twitter account. Otherwise if are interested in our prints or have a custom request check our shop.