From an astrological point of view, the downgrading of Pluto (see previously here and here) was traumatic to many but the Vulcan home world, canonically placed in the above triple star-system of the constellation Eridanus of the southern skies, has now twice suffered the indignity of possibly not existing. Astronomers believed that they had detected the signature of an exoplanet back in 2018, informally designated as Vulcan but subsequent observations revealed that the superearth, originally found by a gravitational wobble, is probably a calibration mirage—or perhaps the cloaking is intentional. More at the links above.
one year ago: assorted links worth the revisit plus discovering local, cinematic connections
two years ago: a 1978 conspiracy thriller, Elizabeth II, the manicule plus more links to enjoy
three years ago: St Elmo, more shadowcasting plus pedantry and pronuncication
four years ago: 1988 in pop songs
five years ago: Steve Bannon’s planned gladiator school falls through plus googie architecture
