Solunars by Aldebaran Sidereal Academy

Amelia Earhart's birth data are well known. Her final fate is not.

She was born July 24, 1897, 11:30 PM, in Atchison, KS, according to biographical information. A Cancer-Taurus, she had Sun exactly on the Nadir and a tight Moon-Pluto conjunction squaring a Mars-Jupiter conjunction.

New information this week strongly supports the idea that she crashed and died on Gardner Island, which is 4S40, 174W32. I propose looking at this with tools that are geographically sensitive.

On July 12, 1937 she and her copilot disappeared. Timing is fuzzy: She was using GMT and the monitoring ship another time zone half an hour different (but I don't know in which direction). The last known broadcast was 8:43 AM (I'm not sure of time zone: I'm going to treat it as GMT and, if it was on the receiving end, then it was plus-minus 30 minutes, don't know which). I'm going to treat 9:00 AM GMT as the approximate time of crash.

TRANSITS
t. Uranus sq. r. Mercury (0°06')
t. Sun conj. r. IC (0°01')
t. Moon sq. r. Pluto (0°30')
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t. Pluto on local WP (0°25')

PROGRESSIONS
p. Venus conj. r. Sun (0°16')
p. Sun sq. r. Moon (0°59')
p. Sun conj. r. Mars (0°45')
p. Sun conj. r. Jupiter (0°37')
No quotidian activity.

Q1 angles:
MC sq. p. Mercury (0°15')
MC sq. p. Mars (0°55')

SSR
Pluto on Dsc (0°04')
Moon on MC 1°49'
Moon-Pluto square (1°45' in mundo)
Mars, Sun, and Mercury also foreground

Transits to SSR
t. Pluto conj. s. Dsc (0°36')
t. Jupiter op. s. Mars (0°21')
t. Sun conj. s. Mars (0°34')

SLR
Nothing really close.
(The Demi-Kinetic Lunar is interesting. I'll let people set this up for themselves if they like.)