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Heliogram #3 Lammas 1987

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  • #3
  • 24 pages
  • Heliogram
  • 1987
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Heliocentric Mechanics, Astrometeorology, and Mundane Forecasting. This archival document is Issue No. 3 (Lammas / Mid Leo 1987) of the Heliogram, published by the NCGR Helio S.I.G.. The issue heavily features technical methodologies for integrating geocentric and heliocentric data, alongside rigorous mundane weather tracking. Key contributions include J. Lee Lehman’s statistical exploration of the differences between Geo Mercury (thinking) and Helio Mercury (communicating), Michael Erlewine’s structural breakdown of Helio Archetypes (Yin/Yang, Trine/T-Square), and T. Pat Davis’s mundane analysis of Senator Joseph McCarthy and Queen Elizabeth I. Additional features include Margaret Meister’s retrospective analysis of the 1947 Texas City Explosion, Dot Willis’s weather forecasting for the Autumnal Equinox and late-1987 eclipses, and a spirited debate between NCGR Research Director Michael P. Munkasey and Edith Custer regarding the astronomical logic of mixing heliocentric planets with geocentric house systems.

Issue Highlights

Articles: The Mercury Dilemma – J. Lee Lehman, Ph.D.

Helio Meditations II – Michael Erlewine

A Tribute to Zane B. Stein – T. Pat Davis

Texas City Revisited – Margaret M. Meister

Weather or Not – Dot Willis

Geo vs Helio Mars – T. Patrick Davis

Senator Joseph Raymond McCarthy – T. Pat Davis

Heliocentric: Magnitude of Influence – T. Patrick Davis

Discussions: Geocentric vs. Heliocentric Mercury dynamics The “Helio Challenge”: Debating the validity of mixing Geo houses with Helio planets The August 9, 1987 Supermoon and associated severe weather warnings Upcoming 1988 Saturn/Uranus conjunctions (Geo vs. Helio dates)

Notable contributors: J. Lee Lehman Margaret Meister Michael Erlewine T. Pat Davis Edith Custer Dot Willis Michael P. Munkasey

Chart data: Zane B. Stein Fred Astaire Jackie Gleason Giant Baby Panda Texas City Explosion (Grandcamp & High Flyer) Anita McKeown (“Calamity Jane”) Queen Elizabeth I Senator Joseph Raymond McCarthy 1988 Presidential Candidates (Richard Gebhardt, George Bush, Mario Cuomo, Michael Dukakis, Jack Kemp, Bruce Babbitt, Joseph Biden, Jesse Jackson, Paul Martin Simon)

Heliogram Lammas 1987

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