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6 July 2027 · Venus 4°20′ · Sun 14°20′

4°20′ · 14°20′

Calculated

6 July 2027. Sun 14°20′ Cancer at 14:51 UT. Venus 4°20′ Cancer at 14:56 UT. Five minutes. Same sign. Ten degrees apart.

The sky around the Sun at 14:54 UT on 6 July 2027 with daylight removed: the Sun and Venus sit ten degrees apart on a gold ecliptic among the stars of Gemini, Venus between Propus and Tejat, with Castor and Pollux above and the faint Milky Way to the right.

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The heart and the light in Cancer, five minutes apart. Venus prints 4°20′ at 14:56 UT. The Sun prints 14°20′ at 14:51 UT. Austin, 9:51 and 9:56 in the morning. 14°20′ is ten degrees on from 4°20′. Two marks. One sign. The 1988 weekend was Venus at 4°20′ Aries beside a civilizational ingress. This is Venus at 4°20′ Cancer beside the Sun at 14°20′. Age and heart was that rhyme. This one is heart and daystar. They are not one law.

What it supports

Astro-Seek particular-degree returns, 6 July 2027. A chart opened at 10:14 Austin sits minutes after both exacts. House cusps at 0° Cancer and 0° Capricorn were not recovered on that Placidus print. 13°42′ appeared on one extract of the 5/11 axis and is not hung until the table is re-opened.

What it does not

Not 4°20′ of the Sun. Not natal Mercury 14°03′ Cancer. Not the 1988 Saturn–Uranus ingress. Not a timed event. Prospective calculation.

Calculation

6 Jul 2027. Sun 14°20′ Cancer 14:51 UT. Venus 4°20′ Cancer 14:56 UT. Austin CDT = UTC−5: 9:51 and 9:56.

Astro-Seek particular-degree returns, times as printed, taken as UT. Prospective.

ExactnessCoordinate

Form4°20′

Unit°

Strengthreproducible

When2027-07-06

Hung9 September 2026

Source

Astro-Seek · Venus 4°20′ Cancer · 6 July 2027 14:56 UT

Owner

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