firecatpickles
In my synastry charts there are 3 punctuation marks I don't get.
The first one is the comma, the second one is the negative sign.
'7°33s
-0°43s
Sometimes it is with both or none at all
'-1°51a
0°07a
Does this have anything to do with applying and/or departing aspects?
These can occur with either an a or an s: btw I understand that the s is arcseconds at 1/3,600 of a degree. Sometimes there is an a instead, which would mean arcminutes, 1/60 degrees.
Could someone tell me the significance of these, please?
The first one is the comma, the second one is the negative sign.
'7°33s
-0°43s
Sometimes it is with both or none at all
'-1°51a
0°07a
Does this have anything to do with applying and/or departing aspects?
These can occur with either an a or an s: btw I understand that the s is arcseconds at 1/3,600 of a degree. Sometimes there is an a instead, which would mean arcminutes, 1/60 degrees.
Could someone tell me the significance of these, please?