posted December 28, 2015 10:34 AM            

As I understand it, the HNN of a planet or asteroid is where its energy is most potent.

See Dane Rudhyar:
Orbital Astrology and the Nodes

To locate asteroids:
Asteroid Name Search

To locate the HNN of asteroids:
http://www.true-node.com/eph1/

Type asteroid number in the field to the left of "Comma-Delimited List of Names," click on Geocentric and scroll down to Heliocentric, check the box for "Show North Node," then click on "Get Ephemeris." The HNN appears in small letters at the bottom of the screen.

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390 ALMA - 5.27 Aqua
148780 ALTJIRA - 2.13 Aries
1035 AMATA - 2.11 Aries
1221 AMOR - 21.34 Virgo
11911 ANGEL - 2.30 Virgo
1388 APHRODITE - 24.41 Taurus
5 ASTRAEA - 21.48 Leo
CERES - 20.32 Gemini
CHIRON - 29.28 Libra
763 CUPIDO - 20.06 Capricorn
157 DEJANIRA - 2.17 Gemini
433 EROS - 4.33 Aqua
60 ECHO - 11.49 Libra
76 FREIA - 24.33 Libra
1309 HYPERBOREA - 26.19 Libra
42 ISIS - 24.25 Gemini
3 JUNO - 20.04 Virgo
4227 KAALI - 13.13 Leo
1387 KAMA - 23.15 Libra
3811 KARMA - 9.09 Pisces
1181 LILITH - 20.57 Sagittarius
7066 NESSUS - 1.23 Taurus
1923 OSIRIS - 23.17 Pisces
2 PALLAS - 23.18 Virgo
5145 PHOLUS - 29.29 Cancer
16 PSYCHE - 0.28 Virgo
30 URANIA - 7.53 Aquarius
447 VALENTINE - 12.02 Gemini
4 VESTA - 14.03 Cancer

I will be adding to this list over time.

posted December 28, 2015 11:56 AM            

I think so. But also, I think the HNNs confer a vibe similar to, or even more profound than, the actual planet/asteroid's energy. So I'm wondering if conjunctions to a celestial body's HNN are more significant than conjunctions to the body itself.

posted December 28, 2015 07:07 PM              

Okay you got it..

I just did it as well in alphabetical order,,
(I am a Virgo) but I see no need to post it now.

posted December 28, 2015 08:32 PM              

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Originally posted by Faith:
Thank you! Fixed, & double checking...

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Osiris is 1923 not 1921
1921 is pala?

posted December 28, 2015 08:36 PM            

Didn't sleep a wink last night and should not have attempted this today.

posted December 28, 2015 08:52 PM              

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Originally posted by Faith:
LOL I hate myself.

Didn't sleep a wink last night and should not have attempted this today.

Thanks again...

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na na , don't do that.
Do you use firefox browser or icedragon.
the ability to search jpl data base with highlight and right click is a nice tool for this/.

here are a few more > just the numbers,
it will load them all. I had pre-aranged in Zodiacal order.
It will be some work to remove what you don't want or not.

the spaces cause no problem

4581,671,7328,1020,1170,81,77,29080,4356,73883,94,24626,217628,109,6478,238,93,843,656,34,513,365,3600,6465,801,236,1134,840 5,1207,2696,136,100000,1864,24750,37,66,37530,105,6032,33,160,8992,422,1729,3361,4950,38083,10891,8000,55,2782,5011,23 67,2045,10107,346889,60,4464,11790,604,10957,5541,4423,4546,932,875,855,2156,2606,795,2598,3489,904,9885,11518,25541,361,57, 17603,3000,2150,175,944,546,67,9563,1387,126,1165,99942,3514,76,4386,2592,921,204,460,32532,2305,12472,168,3540,961,2212,258,72,226,8500,207,2060,1027,578,459,1136,1961,7292,377,19 603,19,7066,332,4047,11823,18430,25,69230,257,4362,668,1002 8,2974,1813,2051,216,666,1862,136199,793,593,463,905,614,651,99928,3015,771,494,1958,3288,975,80,151,14517,320,429,44613,698 ,3153,2926,1060,7794,10819,6249,4829,233,446,1328,2226,8147,907,3846,617,12512,519,26,10985,206,13963,12238,70,344,397,947,5 881,48575,438,264,19521,330836,2851,3633,3023,1561,1839,4191,52975,342,188847,22589,284,1108,1388,29401,685,12,343157,11132, 1237,14827,2129,959,4946,2505,886,7919,3328,2264,2818,10515,2332,245,299,7083,156,157,2633,1866,1716,701,1218,363,5261, 40328,15854,22,7738,2751,621,997,1172,15627,2454,18020,147,37117,7116,9,1818,396,774,983,3276,3299,447,179,2743,20361,8003,896,2201,2736,499,1912,128,1224,1047,3221,2639,136472,767 ,7,1198,7782,136818,222,1,1181,311,3550,3908,846,4836,36 71,967,1154,880,7899,971,4894,25115,66652,42,895,24998,3200,563,908,2937,652,259,552,31824,541,2655,5523,90482,199,451,8756, 11739,4955,22158,348,1589,241,61342,505,1292,840,383,2822,54362,1685,2102,48480,730,380,11377,695,2621,12016,11302,261930,70 0,5577,1125,15606,20000,6886,158,10806,4805,3226,424,142368,6157,120347,55555,21311,171,12113,4708,11672,2521,972,5731,12524 ,2094,584,464,389,3154,581,2365,1618,27719,2799,638,10,371,4,73511,4299,504,336698,697,883,891,51599,556,6345,412,3286,532,37 12,224617,2938,63163,1067,644,3267,466,1815,8,370,2950,559,679,3297,5122,557,29391,407,487,543,240,9499,7805,868,21029,83982 ,427,408,657,2001,775,134244,3561,8277,5145,16089,1298,288,2597,10199,1015,36169,268,998,170,569,376,1607,8652,5249,4150,113 ,7356,2762,888,433,79360,729,88611,267585,381,390,11,111,1516,3753,8080,100,625,30,5943,387,623,402,5143,747,54902,1951,2324 4,24370,92891,4450,15992,58534,360,1629,2612,212,382,2895,2041,275,5335,984,11496,406,6583,294,71,21000,9770,588,6805,4500,2 866,4026,27387,5102,526,3031,781,141,1930,13689,6,133250,3264,129234,949,824,5,96,306,25000,4995,6765,301,287,773,12032,181, 2952,53,5808,161215,3342,59833,28,2570,90377,4133,8423,22852,130,4543,5481,3315,524,2199,400,84,577,2589,916,2857,16,62 41,21423,65,271,279,251,2973,269,660,2309,54598,2254,2602,3811,273,304,1642,6469,149,97,4294,3199,3124,733,1668,120,58,318,3 15,3634,1247,474,246,2528,605,1915,3905,672,114,16625,5080,13956,6471,399,996,5129,804,4553,575,125,8088,38628,4580,117,2101 ,7853,3,193,59,6573,3552,231,8967,669,3922,658,1221,2888,65489,14367,42355,328,829,6123,69245,1923,902,2,833,60558,50,333,22 857,23989,1488,16085,9670,434,443,337,1184,7010,309,313,1776,755,7008,13227,1981,865,948,14511,90703,681,5710,490,117 852,15760,3451

posted December 28, 2015 09:22 PM            

Please bear with me, I'm a bit confused about the approach you're recommending.

I'm on Firefox. Not sure what JPL is?

*looking...found it*
http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi

^ Typed in 4581 there and got Asclepius, but I can't find any astrological info.

Back to www.true-node.com/eph1/

4581, HNN 0.30 Libra

But it didn't tell me that was Asclepius. Usually I get the name of the asteroid at true-node, but JPL is for back-up?

Next on list:
671 CARNEGIA 0.44 Aries
7328 CASANOVA 0.47 Aries
1020 ARCADIA 0.57 Libra
1170 SIVA 1.08 Aries

posted December 28, 2015 09:59 PM              

I'm on Firefox

okay one step at a time

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/add-to-search-bar/

the above addon at link allows you to right click inside any website search window and add it to your searchbar choices

jet propulsion laboratories > the place where all the asteroid data is accumulated
http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi#top
just right click in the search window and select add to search bar

If you were/are/do use the astro.com asteroid list and you right-clicked and opened on any number it would take yo to the jpl page for that asteroid.
This tool allows you to do that from anywhere, just makes for easier research

so after installing the little addon from mozila.org (ff) you can go there another way> just highlight and right-click with jpl selected & u would go there instead of say google or wiki.
xuyi < right not I scroll over(make it blue) right click and in my drop down it says search jpl database and the page for asteroid xuyi opens in a new tab

using truenode some named asteroids do not
show name and if you ever use this page http://markandrewholmes.com/asteroid.html
you know there are a lot of asteroids like 1992 QB1 , so this tool works whether using name, catalog number or its original designation.
Over course you could also set your search bar on wiki if you were going to search wiki 20 times consecutively

posted December 29, 2015 12:15 AM            

I'll try that tomorrow.

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I do believe in a universal mind that has a hand in naming them.

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posted December 29, 2015 12:59 PM            

I think I'm under a computer curse.

I followed your instructions and everything was fine. I was told that the add-on was installed succesfully, and I could right click on JPL search engine and scroll down to "add to search bar." But then...

"xuyi < right not I scroll over(make it blue) right click and in my drop down it says search jpl database"

When I do that I see it hasn't added JPL. It just invites me to search wikipedia. I've tried to add JPL about five times and it doesn't work.

That's alright...thanks anyway

posted December 29, 2015 03:14 PM              

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Originally posted by Faith:
Is any of the information at JPL presented in astrological terms?
not presented for astrology

Or can you translate the astronomy into astrology?

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posted December 29, 2015 04:07 PM            

I'm on Firefox 42.0.
The Add-Ons page said that "Add to Search Bar" is often used with 6 other add-ons, none of which are available for Firefox 42.0.
So I guess this one isn't either?

Maybe next time I update Firefox I can get it to work.

posted December 29, 2015 06:52 PM              

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Originally posted by Faith:
I'm glad you told me about it. Sounds very handy and fun to use.

I'm on Firefox 42.0.
The Add-Ons page said that "Add to Search Bar" is often used with 6 other add-ons, none of which are available for Firefox 42.0.
So I guess this one isn't either?

Maybe next time I update Firefox I can get it to work.

Thanks for answering about JPL, I love those discovery charts but haven't created any myself.
I just take interest when others refer to or post them.

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nonono no no,, if you update it will never work, less they fix that again in 44

do this

in a new tab
type
about:config

the in the box at top paste this
browser.search.showOneOffButtons

Your should have a value of true,
double click to change value to false and restart browser
this will put a list instead of the icons in box,
You will then be able to select whatever search before you search
so the add to search bar toll if it installed as you read successfully should allow what we already discussed
They made this change a while back, and version 42 is the last version where the user can change it to the old style.
otherwise you would need to download icedragon which is a comodo version of firefox 42

posted December 29, 2015 08:04 PM            

But it works now!!

Or, more accurately, my brain works now!!

Thanks for your help.

posted December 29, 2015 09:05 PM            

Really appreciate your suggestions & patience!

I'll expand on this thread later, I need to research more....

For now, I hope others will chime in with any thoughts about the asteroids' HNNs & whether you see any meaning in your life. (?)

I have the HNN of Hyperborea on my (rectified) IC.
That reiterates Hyperborea's prominence in my natal chart (conjunct my sun) and in synastry with key people in my life.

posted December 31, 2015 11:37 PM            

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Originally posted by Lerena:
I checked these asteroids:
HNN for Juno - 20 Virgo 25
HNN for Valentine - 12 Gemini 08
HNN for Alma - 5 Aquarius 25

My Alma's HNN squares my Venus exactly. That's the only thing I've found so far. I swear Juno and Valentine have familiar-looking degrees though.

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Thanks for your interest.

I think Alma relates to the soul.
Sorry to be simplistic, but that's all I know.
Alma's nodal axis squaring Venus...
Would indicate that you love deeply, or struggle with love, or find yourself through your love nature?
Trying to interpret that.

posted December 31, 2015 11:54 PM            

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Originally posted by Seimei:
Don't forget the South Helio Node
is always opposite.

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Originally posted by Seimei:
The equatorial ascendant is a line
that reaches out and conjunctions
or close squares(<1 degree) from
Helio bodies longitude or its nodes draws in the energy of that body.

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I still can't picture what you're saying...
'Never got a handle on the visual nuts & bolts of astrology.