Astrology in the old and present civilization ladaduncheva #ladadunchevavideos#ladadunchevay 1. Celestial Watch — "The Planets Above": It begins with a guide to a rare planet parade — a lineup of multiple planets visible in the night sky. The video explains how you can spot Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn with the naked eye just after sunset or before sunrise. It provides tips on finding them along the ecliptic, and highlights that while Uranus and Neptune are present, they require binoculars or a telescope 2. Live Music Update — "4 Gigs in the Next 5 Days": Next, it transitions to announce four upcoming live performances by the featured artist(s), detailing dates, venues, and ticket info. Expect to hear about a local gig, a virtual streaming event, and perhaps a special pop-up show—designed to build excitement and encourage viewers to catch one (or more) of these events.
Overall, the video masterfully blends science and entertainment: first by offering skywatching insights, then shifting into a lively promotions block for live music gigs in the coming week.
Hi world, it's Thursday the 9th of January 2025, it's about 9.30pm UK time, I've just
been outside, it's cold, snow, ice, bloody cold, but it's England in winter, spectacular
sky, I watched Venus set an hour or two ago, Venus is so bright at the moment, setting
about an hour, maybe an hour and a half after sunset, two hours after sunset, brightest
star in the sky by a long way. I've just been out and taken a photo of what's directly overhead
me at the moment. If you look at the thumbnail on this video you'll see the really bright
one is the moon, it's approaching full moon, that's going to be in three and a half, four
days time, and to the left of it you'll see a bright star which is Jupiter, and Jupiter
is just above the horns of Taurus, you'll see in the photo like a V sign, with three
planets on the top and three on the bottom, three stars on the top and three stars on
the bottom. The lowest, furthest left star on the bottom is brighter than the others
and that's Aldebaran in the horns of Taurus, and Jupiter is right next to that. And then
on the eastern horizon you can see Mars, you're seeing the whole creation myth up there at
the moment, Jupiter in Gemini, Mars in late Cancer, Mars is very close to Pollux and Castor
actually, the stars that make up the constellation of Gemini, although it's not quite aligned
with the zodiac signs as it was 2,000 years ago. There is a reason for that but I'll cover
that another time. Lots of little announcements to make, five gigs coming up in the short
term future. Tomorrow night, Friday night, 9pm UK time, I am doing a live stream on the
movements of Saturn and Neptune in 2025. I am doing this just for the upper tier of my
membership, it will be recorded and then broadcast to the world at a later date. Saturday, the
Friday the 10th, yeah Saturday the 11th, I think it's Saturday the 11th, Saturday anyway, 9pm UK
time, I'm also doing a second live stream on the movements of Uranus and Pluto in 2025, and this
will be to all levels of my membership, again filmed and broadcast for later transmission to
the world after a week or two. Thirdly, and this is going to affect you all, on Sunday night at 9pm
UK time, I will be doing a live stream to the world, everyone public, free of charge of course,
on the movements of the outer planets in 2025. You will be able to ask questions by text, I will
not be answering questions about personal charts, I will try to answer as many questions as I can.
Next Tuesday night, not quite sure what time, I think it's 9pm UK time again, I think, might be a
bit earlier, I'm working with those wonderful people at Astrology Hub and I'm doing a broadcast
on crop circles with lots of photos, it's a good hour and a half to two hours of photos, theories,
my experiences and lots of questions to be answered there as well, and you can find out
all about that on astrologyhub.com forward slash crop circles. And then at the end of February,
the week before the end of February, I'm doing a four-day retreat with Penny Thornton
in the hills to the south, in the north of Somerset, and there's still, we've sold about
50-60 tickets, there's still about eight to ten tickets left, mainly for non-residential,
but there's a few residential tickets left, so if you're interested to come and hear me and Penny
talk about a number of different things over a three-day, three and a half day residential,
just drop me a line. And there's other gigs coming up in May of this year, June of this year,
October of this year, and hopefully a really big one in April next year, but this is subject for
another time. Meantime, go and look at the sky. If you've got clear skies, at the moment,
you can see Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars. Mars is close to the horns of Taurus,
sorry, Jupiter's close to the horns of Taurus, Mars is close to the stars of Pollux and Castor.
Venus and Saturn are going to be together on the evening of the 19th, 18th, 19th, 20th.
You're in for a spectacular light show out there. Catch you later. Enjoy the view. Bye now.
