I love the stories about the planet's discovery. There are always these little details that could make their own stories. Like the Kuiper belt containing 3T com

I love the stories about the planet's discovery. There are always these little details that could make their own stories. Like the Kuiper belt containing 3T comets? Geez. I was also curious to know what astrologers make of this (I know next to nothing about it except the use of planetary reference), and found this take pretty interesting: https://www.cainer.com/features/planet-9.html https://www.cainer.com/features/planet-9.html > Planet 9, whatever it eventually gets named, moves too slowly through the zodiac to be an indicator of anyone's daily progress through life. We're not yet sure of its orbit but it may well spend over 2,000 years in some zodiac signs. That means both my mother and my youngest baby grandson will have been born with Planet 9 at precisely the same point in the zodiac. > As an individual significator, it is therefore limited. But as an auspicious omen, suggesting that a generation of billions, all over the planet, are now destined to enjoy a far brighter future, it is most potent...