The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
The Sun
The Sun is a variable star that is unlike any we know.
It revolves east to west (in the direction of the signs of
the Zodiac -- counterclockwise. The equator of the
Sun is another fundamental reference plane to which
we could refer all planetary motion. The inclination of
the solar equator to the ecliptic is 7°15' and the
longitude of the ascending node to the ecliptic of 1950
is 75°04'. Some interesting data about our Sun:
Period of synodic rotation 26.75 + 5.7 2 sin in φ d.
Period of sidereal rotation (φ = 17°)= 25.38 days
Corresponding synodic period = 27.275 days
Sun's angular velocity (φ = 17°)= 2.865xl0- 6 rad s- 1
Sun's radius = 864934.6 miles
Sun's mass = 1.989(2)x 10 33 g
Mean distance from Earth= 92.9558xl0 6 miles
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