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Transiting Parallels Study

The Transiting Parallels Study generates an event whenever a transiting body forms an exact parallel or contraparallel to a natal body.

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Create a Transiting Parallels Study

To add a new Transiting Parallels Study to the active workspace:

  1. Click Transit Studies on the menu bar.
  2. Click Transiting Parallels in the menu.
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You can also create a Transiting Parallels Study from the toolbar by clicking the Parallel Studies drop-down button and selecting Transiting Parallels.

Events Captured

A Transiting Parallels event occurs when a transiting body and a natal body share the same declination (parallel) or share the same declination magnitude on opposite sides of the celestial equator (contraparallel). Both subtypes are reported in a single events table, distinguished by the Event Type column.

Events Table Columns

The events table for a Transiting Parallels Study contains the following columns:

ColumnDescription
Date TimeDate and time of the event.
Event TypeSubtype of the parallel event (Parallel or Contraparallel).
Transiting BodyName of the transiting body forming the parallel/contraparallel with the natal body.
Transiting Body LongitudeEcliptic longitude (or right ascension) of the transiting body.
Transiting Body SignZodiac sign of the transiting body.
Transiting Body LatitudeEcliptic latitude (or declination) of the transiting body.
Transiting Body DistanceDistance of the transiting body from the coordinate origin.
Transiting Body SpeedApparent angular speed of the transiting body.
Natal BodyName of the natal body in parallel with the transiting body.
Natal Body LongitudeEcliptic longitude (or right ascension) of the natal body.
Natal Body SignZodiac sign of the natal body.
Natal Body LatitudeEcliptic latitude (or declination) of the natal body.
Natal Body DistanceDistance of the natal body from the coordinate origin.
Natal Body SpeedApparent angular speed of the natal body.
Event IntervalTime interval between this event and the previous event.