Chaiten

(AP Photo/Daniel Basualto)

	Country:	Chile
	Subregion Name:	Southern Chile
	Volcano Number:	1508-041
	Volcano Type:	Caldera
	Volcano Status:	Radiocarbon
	Last Known Eruption:	7420 BC ± 75 years
	Summit Elevation:	1122 m	3,681 feet
	Latitude:	42.833°S	42°49'58"S
	Longitude:	72.646°W	72°38'45"W

>Chaitén is a small, glacier-free late-Pleistocene caldera with a Holocene lava dome located 10 km NE of the town of Chaitén on the Gulf of Corcovado. The north side of the rhyolitic, 962-m-high obsidian lava dome occupying the 3.5-km-wide caldera is unvegetated. Obsidian cobbles from this dome found in the Blanco River are the source of prehistorical artifacts from archaeological sites along the Pacific coast as far as 400 km away from the volcano to the north and south. The caldera is breached on the SW side by a river that drains to the bay of Chaitén, and the high point on its southern rim reaches 1122 m. Two small lakes occupy the caldera floor on the west and north sides of the lava dome. Moreno (1985 pers. comm.) noted that the nearby volcano of Yelcho listed by the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth's Interior (1973) does not exist.< (The Smithsonian's Global Volcanism Program, http://www.volcano.si.edu/index.cfm)

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Chaiten Volcanic Eruption (Chile): May 2, 2008

AP Photo

Subject: FVAG01

SABM 021420 FVAG01

SABM 021420

VOLCANIC ASH ADVISORY

ISSUED: 2008 02051420Z

VAAC: BUENOS AIRES

VOLCANO: CHAITEN 1508-41

LOCATION: S42.833S W72.646

AREA: CHILE-S

SUMMIT ELEVATION: 962M

ADVISORY NUMBER: 2008/002

INFORMATION SOURCE: AIREP LXP296 021242Z

AVIATION COLOR CODE: RED

ERUPTION DETAILS: VA CLD OBS TOP FL450/550 MOV NE

OBS ASH DATE/TIME: 1242Z

FCST ASH CLD + 06HR: 021800Z SFC/FL200 S4100 W06900 ? S4500 W06900 ? S4500 W07200 ? S4100 W07200 ? S4100 W06900 W07100 FL200/350 S4000 W07000 ? S4200 W06900 ? S4300 W06900 ? S4300 W07200 ? S4000 W07200 ? S4000 W07000 FL350/550 S3900 W06800 ? S4200 W06800 ? S4200 W07300 ? S3800 W07300 ? S3900 W06800

FCST ASH CLD + 12HR: 03000Z SFC/FL200 S4100 W06700 ? S4700 W06500 ? S4700 W07000 ? S4100 W06900 ? S4100 W06700 FL200/350 S3600 W07100 ? S3900 W07000 ? S4100 W06800 ? S4200 W06800 ? S4200 W07000 ? S3600 W07300 ? S3600 W07100 FL350/550 S3600 W06800 ? S3800 W06800- S3800 W07000 ? S3900 W07000 ? S3900 W07200 ? S3700 W07300 ? S3600 W07300 ? S3600 W06800

FCST ASH CLD + 18HR: 030600Z SFC/FL200 S4000 W06900 ? S4000 W06600 ? S4200 W06500 ? S4500 W06300 ? S5000 W06000 ? S5200 W06300 ? S5200 W06500 ? S4800 W06800 ? S4700 W06500 ? S4600 W06600 ? S4000 W06900 FL200/350 S3300 W07400 ? S3300 W07200 ? S3600 W07200 ? S4000 W06500 ? S4200 W06600 ? S4200 W07200 ? S3500 W07600 ? S3300 W07400 FL350/550 S3300 W07500 ? S3300 W06800 ? S3600 W06800 ? S3800 W07500 ? S3500 W07700 ? S3300 W07500

NEXT ADVISORY: 022020Z

REMARKS: VA CLD IDENTIFIABLE ON IR VIS SATELLITE IMAGERY 1309Z THIS MESSAGE REPLACE VAAS 2008/002

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http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30200-1314939,00.html

>Thousands of people have fled their town in Chile after a volcano erupted for the first time in at least 2,000 years.

Nearly 4,500 were forced to leave Chaiten as the volcano of the same name spewed ash.<

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7386050.stm

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Saturday 3rd May 2008

Chaitén Volcano, Chile

>Chaitén volcano in southern Chile erupted yesterday for the first time in over 9000 years. The volcano is located 10 km NE of the town of Chaitén on the Gulf of Corcovado. A magnitude 4.1 shallow earthquake hit 16 km SW of the volcano on the same day. The national emergency office and residents initially identified the source of the ash as Michimahuida volcano, which has erupted more recently, but later identified the source as Chaitén. There has been continuous emission of ash. The government evacuated as many as 1,500 people from nearby villages and the town of Chaiten when the volcano erupted ash, and more than 60 earthquakes were recorded. Officials distributed fresh water and more than 10,000 protective masks. Trucks with drinking water were being sent to the area after ash affected water supplies. School classes were suspended in some areas. Winds also carried ash over the Andes to Argentina, where school was suspended in the popular Patagonian tourist towns of Esquel and Trevelin. Authorities declared a state of alert on major highways as falling ash reduced visibility, and hospitals reported an patients complaining of eye irritation.< (volcanolive.com)

Tuesday 6th May 2008

Chaitén Volcano, Chile

>Eruptions continue for a fourth day at Chaitén volcano in Chile. Evacuations have occurred at a second town, Futaleufu. Some residents have evacuated across the border to Argentina. Around 25,000 head of cattle in the area are in serious danger of dying. President Michelle Bachelet briefly visited Chaiten and spoke with some of the few remaining residents. At shelters in Puerto Montt, evacuees sought the president's support to rebuild outside the path of the volcano. Most of Chaiten's 4500 residents fled as the eruption polluted air and water supplies.< (volcanolive.com)

Wednesday 7th May 2008

Chaitén Volcano, Chile

>Renewed vigorous eruptions occurred at Chaitén volcano in Chile on Tuesday. A government volcanologist warned that the eruption was only at the beginning stage and that a larger explosive eruption was possible. On Tuesday the volcano was exploding very strongly. Nearly 400 people from the surrounding area, including emergency workers and journalists, were put aboard two navy ships and other vessels and taken to safety. The eruption has affected an area with 30 km radius . People who refused to leave their homes were evacuated by force. Only a contingency force of about 50 police and navy personnel were left in the town. Buildings and streets in Chaitén town have been covered with a thick blanket of ash up to 30 cm deep. In Futaleufu, a town 70 kilometers south of Chaiten, its 1,800 inhabitants were either being evacuated or fleeing over the border to Argentina. Ash from Chaitén volcano is also reaching Argentina.<

(volcanolive.com)

Wednesday 7th May 2008

Chaitén Volcano, Chile

>On 6th of May the eruption at Chaitén volcano in Chile intensified with the eruption column reaching an altitude of 30 km (100,000 ft). This makes the eruption possibly the largest since Pinatubo in 1991. The nearby town of Chaitén could end up buried, like the Roman city of Pompeii following Mount Vesuvius' eruption in 79 A.D. Volcanic ash is already 5 feet deep in some places. Volcanic material from Chaiten's last eruption measured up to 2 m (6 feet) in places. During a helicopter overflight on 6th May at 10:00 hr, observations showed two explosion craters on the northern side of the dome had merged to form a single crater with a diameter of 800 m. Lava is rising in the crater but has not yet spilled over. There have been no reports of pyroclastic flows. So far, Chaiten has emitted only a few thousand tons of sulphur dioxide. In 1991 Mt Pinatubo eruption in the Philippines emitted 20 million tons of sulphur dioxide in 1991, and caused a brief period of global cooling.<

(volcanolive.com)

Saturday 10th May 2008

Chaitén Volcano, Chile

>Eruptions continue at Chaitén volcano in Chile. Small pyroclastic flows have been observed at the volcano descending eastwards into Raya river. Yesterday, the eruption column reached an altitude of 14 km at 2pm, and drifted northeast. A new crater has opened up at the western base of the dome. Seismic monitoring equipment has been moved from the town of Chaitén to a safer location on Talcán island. The number of volcano-tectonic earthquakes remains constant at 35 events per day, concentrated on the outer regions of the volcano. Two large explosions occurred on 6th and 7th May (23:35 hr). A shallow reservoir of magma at 5 km depth has been ascending towards the surface. Breaking of rock in the conduit due to magma ascent has been responsible for the large explosions. An ongoing hazard at the volcano is the collapse of eruption columns, or dome collapse, creating pyroclastic flows which descend radially from the volcano into adjacent valleys. Helicopter overflights will continue to visually monitor the volcano as well as retrieve seismic data. The alert level remains at the highest rating, RED.< (volcanolive.com)

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Using RIYAL 3.1

Astrological Setting (Tropical - Placidus)

RIYAL Fri May 2 2008 UT 12h42m00s Lat42s50 Lon72w39 SORT ALL

Planet	Longitude	Latitude	Declin.	Const.
Okyrhoe	0Vi05	4s03	7n39	Leo
VR130	0Ge21	2s51	17n26	Tau
Pluto	0Cp55 r	6n25	17s02	Sgr
MS4	0Cp57 r	14n39	8s48	Oph
QF6	0Li59 r	17n24	15n32	Com
UX25	1Ta02	2s04	9n54	Psc
Moon	1Ar06	3n00	3n12	Psc
CY118	1Li06 r	9n02	7n51	Vir
RN43	1Pi33	11n46	0n05	Aqr
Echeclus	1Sc39 r	3n00	9s14	Vir
Saturn	1Vi41 r	1n48	12n33	Leo
KF77	1Sa49 r	3s18	23s45	Sco
LE31	2Ca12	8s02	15n24	Ori
Venus	2Ta25	1s14	11n09	Ari
Ceto	2Sc28 r	15n29	2n15	Vir
VS2	2Ge33	12n32	32n56	Per
Asbolus	2Ta40	7n15	19n11	Ari
Apogee	2Sa46 r	4s59	25s36	Sco
Teharonhi	3Pi12	1n10	9s15	Aqr
GM137	3Pi53	12s56	22s05	Aqr
TC302	4Ta01	6n43	19n10	Ari
KX14	4Sa31 r	0s17	21s19	Sco
GV9	4Sc35 r	13s40	25s52	Hya
Hylonome	4Sa49 r	3n57	17s13	Sco
BU48	4Vi53 r	5n55	15n13	Leo
Bienor	5Ar02	8n45	10n01	Psc
Deucalion	5Sc31 r	0n06	13s16	Vir
Vertex	5Cp50
CO1	5Sc52 r	14n51	0n34	Vir
Midheav	6Pi56	0n00	8s58	Aqr
XA255	7Vi14 r	11n02	19n04	Leo
Chariklo	8Sc00 r	25s00	37s34	Cen
WN188	8Aq01	0n30	17s46	Cap
Huya	8Sc09 r	12n12	2s40	Vir
Chaos	8Ge45	3n56	25n39	Tau
TD10	8Ge45	5s10	16n39	Tau
RP120	9Sa04 r	41n59	19n44	Her
MW12	9Sa05 r	19n55	2s07	Oph
Pholus	9Sa16 r	20n36	1s27	Oph
RG33	9Ca30	33n25	56n23	Lyn
UJ438	9Ge49	0n37	22n32	Tau
DA62	9Pi58	46s40	49s32	Phe
Typhon	10Vi06 r	0n24	8n09	Leo
DH5	10Li08 r	14n01	8n53	Vir
OO67	10Ar31	14s18	8s59	Cet
TO66	10Ar44	7n23	11n02	Psc
XX143	10Le47	3n18	20n42	Cnc
Sun	12Ta29	0n00	15n35	Ari
Elatus	12Le51	4n02	20n50	Cnc
XR190	12Ge54	0s58	21n24	Tau
FP185	13Li49 r	9n05	2n55	Vir
EL61	13Li58 r	27n33	19n50	Com
RZ215	14Pi08	0n24	5s52	Aqr
GQ21	14Sc11 r	6n54	9s30	Lib
Ixion	14Sa14r	0s51	23s21	Oph
FZ173	14Li17 r	2s54	8s18	Vir
XZ255	14Le26	2n16	18n41	Cnc
Nessus	14Aq33	15s23	31s07	PsA
QB243	14Pi44	1n26	4s42	Aqr
Radamantus	14Li50 r	1s15	7s00	Vir
CF119	16Le42	5s11	10n54	Cnc
BL41	16Li42 r	13s23	18s53	Crv
PA44	17Ta15	0s47	16n14	Ari
Thereus	17Ta18	7s23	9n54	Cet
Crantor	17Sa23r	9n12	13s41	Oph
Pylenor	17Ge24	4s26	18n25	Tau
Varuna	17Ca37	3n28	25n43	Gem
AW197	18Le08	9s34	6n16	Hya
PJ30	18Aq19	2n17	13s10	Aqr
Quaoar	18Sa38r	7n36	15s23	Oph
TX300	18Ar46	20n49	26n28	And
GB32	19Li22 r	5n45	2s15	Vir
OM67	19Pi37	8n47	3n59	Psc
Logos	19Vi44 r	1n49	5n44	Leo
SB60	20Pi11	22n11	16n28	Peg
Sedna	20Ta27	11s46	6n30	Tau
Chiron	20Aq52	6n33	8s19	Aqr
Eris	21Ar20	13s52	4s33	Cet
Uranus	21Pi28	0s45	4s04	Aqr
AZ84	21Ca36	8s52	12n57	Gem
Amycus	21Sc49r	14s09	31s50	Cen
Jupiter	22Cp17	0s02	21s38	Sgr
CR105	22Le31 r	6n16	19n55	Leo
CE10	22Sc38r	37s27	54s00	Lup
QB1	22Ar39	0n49	9n34	Psc
RR43	22Ta39	16s05	2n51	Tau
96PW	22Ca40	15s44	6n00	CMi
FY9	22Vi56 r	29n17	29n27	Com
PN34	22Pi56	12n31	8n42	Peg
Ascend	22Ta58	0n00	18n31	Ari
RZ214	23Ar22	4n14	13n01	Psc
VQ94	23Li37 r	27n05	16n00	Boo
WL7	23Ta38	8n02	26n26	Ari
SQ73	23Ta40	10n21	28n42	Ari
RM43	23Ta46	15s12	3n57	Tau
Cyllarus	23Ge53	6n50	30n07	Aur
Neptune	24Aq06	0s19	13s47	Cap
Node	24Aq26r	0n00	13s23	Cap
PB112	24Pi30	0s59	3s05	Psc
TL66	25Ta27	7s36	11n45	Tau
CZ118	25Vi51 r	6s07	3s57	Leo
YQ179	25Ca52	2n48	23n43	Gem
TY364	26Ar00	22s13	10s42	Cet
Mars	26Ca08	1n50	22n44	Gem
RD215	26Ar29	2n03	12n08	Psc
HB57	26Li30 r	2n31	7s52	Vir
RL43	26Ar42	8s09	2n41	Psc
GZ32	26Li46 r	15n34	4n13	Vir
SA278	27Ar01	9s33	1n29	Cet
CO104	27Vi10 r	0s19	0n50	Vir
UR163	27Ar32	0n44	11n17	Psc
QD112	27Ar38	6n06	16n19	Psc
Orcus	27Le59 r	18s12	4s56	Hya
FZ53	28Sc02r	22n37	2n22	Ser
OP32	28Aq11	16n48	3n42	Peg
CC22	28Cp59	1n21	19s02	Sgr
VU2	29Sc04r	3s01	22s54	Lib
Mercury	29Ta28	2n01	22n01	Tau
Pelion	29Pi31	6s57	6s34	Cet
OX3	29Aq45	2n24	9s18	Aqr

Celsius 20 Pi 38 Kelvin 19 Ge 43 Richter 26 Ar 52

Cuvier 26 Aq 36 Milankovitch 13 Ca 39 Tazieff 6 Ge 08

Darwin 15 Pi 01 Mohorovicic 7 Le 27 Vulcano 27 Ge 02

Flammario 7 Pi 11 Nephele 17 Ta 58 Wegener 14 Pi 36

Flammeus 27 Ge 17 Pele 26 Le 33 Werner 5 Pi 30

Humboldt 17 Ta 43 Plinius 25 Cp 23 Hutton 0 Vi 17

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Focused Minor Planets

AW197 = 18 Le 08

Jupiter = 22 Cp 17 Triseptile

Quaoar = 18 Sa 38 r Trine

Varuna = 17 Ca 37 Semisextile

Pylenor = 17 Ge 24 Sextile

Kelvin = 19 Ge 43

Humboldt = 17 Ta 43 Square

Nephele = 17 Ta 58

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XR190 = 12 Ge 54

Sun = 12 Ta 29 Semisextile

Wegener = 14 Pi 36 Square

SA278 = 27 Ar 01 Semisquare

Richter = 26 Ar 52 Sextile

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UX25 = 1 Ta 02

(Shocking with Painful or Difficult Subjects-Changeability-

-To Confound all the Laws of Man and Nature At Once-

-Overall Reshaping)

Venus = 2 Ta 25

Echeclus = 1 Sc 39 r

Moon = 1 Ar 06 Semisextile

Saturn = 1 Vi 41 r Grand Trine

Pluto = 0 Cp 55 r

MS4 = 0 Cp 57 r

RN43 = 1 Pi 33 Sextile

Hutton = 0 Vi 17

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Orcus = 27 Le 59 r

Pele = 26 Le 33

OP32 = 28 Aq 11

Cuvier = 26 Aq 36

Mercury = 29 Ta 28 Square

EL61 = 13 Li 58 r Semisquare

SA278 = 27 Ar 01 Trine

Richter = 26 Ar 52

Flammeus = 27 Ge 17 Sextile

Vulcano = 27 Ge 02

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TC302 = 4 Ta 01

Venus = 2 Ta 25

Asbolus = 2 Ta 40

GV9 = 4 Sc 35 r

Hylonome = 4 Sa 49 r Quincunx

KX14 = 4 Sa 31 r

Apogee = 2 Sa 46 r

FY36 = 3 Li 25

BU48 = 4 Vi 53 r Trine

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TL66 = 25 Ta 27

RM43 = 23 Ta 46

Ascend = 22 Ta 58

Mars = 26 Ca 08 Sextile

Neptune = 24 Aq 06 T Square

Node = 24 Aq 26 r

Cuvier = 26 Aq 36

Pele = 26 Le 33

TY364 = 26 Ar 00 Semisextile

Plinius = 25 Cp 23 Trine

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Eris = 21 Ar 20

Jupiter = 22 Cp 17 Square

Uranus = 21 Pi 28 Semisextile

Celsius = 20 Pi 38

Sedna = 20 Ta 27

CR105 = 22 Le 31 r Trine

Chiron = 20 Aq 52 Sextile

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MW12 = 9 Sa 05 r

Pholus = 9 Sa 16 r

Chaos = 8 Ge 45

TD10 = 8 Ge 45

Jupiter = 22 Cp 17 Semisquare

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OO67 = 10 Ar 31

Neptune = 24 Aq 06 Semisquare

Typhon = 10 Vi 06 r Quincunx

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Astrological Setting (Sidereal - Fagan/Bradley)

RIYAL Fri May 2 2008 UT 12h42m00s Lat42s50 Lon72w39 SORT ALL

Planet	Longitude
TL66	0Ta36
CZ118	0Vi59 r
YQ179	1Ca01
TY364	1Ar08
Mars	1Ca16
RD215	1Ar38
HB57	1Li38 r
RL43	1Ar50
GZ32	1Li55 r
SA278	2Ar09
CO104	2Vi18 r
UR163	2Ar41
QD112	2Ar47
Orcus	3Le07 r
FZ53	3Sc10 r
OP32	3Aq19
CC22	4Cp08
VU2	4Sc12 r
Mercury	4Ta37
Pelion	4Pi40
OX3	4Aq54
Okyrhoe	5Le14
VR130	5Ta29
Pluto	6Sa04 r
MS4	6Sa06 r
QF6	6Vi07 r
UX25	6Ar11
Moon	6Pi14
CY118	6Vi15 r
RN43	6Aq41
Echeclus	6Li47 r
Saturn	6Le49 r
KF77	6Sc57 r
LE31	7Ge21
Venus	7Ar34
Ceto	7Li36 r
VS2	7Ta41
Asbolus	7Ar48
Apogee	7Sc55 r
Teharonhi	8Aq20
GM137	9Aq02
TC302	9Ar10
KX14	9Sc40 r
GV9	9Li44 r
Hylonome	9Sc58 r
BU48	10Le02 r
Bienor	10Pi10
Deucalion	10Li39 r
Vertex	10Sa58
CO1	11Li01 r
Midheav	12Aq04
XA255	12Le22 r
Chariklo	13Li08 r
WN188	13Cp10
Huya	13Li18 r
Chaos	13Ta53
TD10	13Ta53
RP120	14Sc12r
MW12	14Sc14r
Pholus	14Sc25r
RG33	14Ge38
UJ438	14Ta58
DA62	15Aq06
Typhon	15Le15 r
DH5	15Vi16 r
OO67	15Pi39
TO66	15Pi53
XX143	15Ca56
Sun	17Ar37
Elatus	17Ca59
XR190	18Ta02
FP185	18Vi57 r
EL61	19Vi07 r
RZ215	19Aq17
GQ21	19Li19 r
Ixion	19Sc22r
FZ173	19Vi25 r
XZ255	19Ca34
Nessus	19Cp42
QB243	19Aq52
Radamantus	19Vi58 r
CF119	21Ca50
BL41	21Vi50 r
PA44	22Ar23
Thereus	22Ar27
Crantor	22Sc31r
Pylenor	22Ta33
Varuna	22Ge46
AW197	23Ca17
PJ30	23Cp27
Quaoar	23Sc47r
TX300	23Pi55
GB32	24Vi30 r
OM67	24Aq46
Logos	24Le52 r
SB60	25Aq19
Sedna	25Ar35
Chiron	26Cp01
Eris	26Pi29
Uranus	26Aq36
AZ84	26Ge45
Amycus	26Li57 r
Jupiter	27Sa26
CR105	27Ca40r
CE10	27Li47 r
QB1	27Pi47
RR43	27Ar48
96PW	27Ge48
FY9	28Le04 r
PN34	28Aq05
Ascend	28Ar06
RZ214	28Pi31
VQ94	28Vi45 r
WL7	28Ar46
SQ73	28Ar49
RM43	28Ar54
Cyllarus	29Ta01
Neptune	29Cp14
Node	29Cp34r
PB112	29Aq38

Celsius 25 Aq 47 Kelvin 24 Ta 51 Richter 2 Ar 00

Cuvier 1 Aq 44 Milankovitch 18 Ge 48 Tazieff 11 Ta 17

Darwin 20 Aq 09 Mohorovicic 12 Ca 36 Vulcano 2 Ge 10

Flammario 12 Aq 20 Nephele 23 Ar 07 Wegener 19 Aq 45

Flammeus 2 Ge 25 Pele 1 Le 41 Werner 10 Aq 38

Humboldt 22 Ar 51 Plinius 0 Cp 31 Hutton 5 Le 25

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Focused Minor Planets

AW197 = 23 Ca 17

Jupiter = 27 Sa 26 Triseptile

Quaoar = 23 Sc 47 r Trine

Varuna = 22 Ge 46 Semisextile

Pylenor = 22 Ta 33 Sextile

Kelvin = 24 Ta 51

Humboldt = 22 Ar 51 Square

Nephele = 23 Ar 07

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XR190 = 18 Ta 02

Sun = 17 Ar 37 Semisextile

Wegener = 19 Aq 45

SA278 = 2 Ar 09 Semisquare

Richter = 2 Ar 00

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UX25 = 6 Ar 11

Venus = 7 Ar 34

Echeclus = 6 Li 47 r

Moon = 6 Pi 14 Semisextile

Saturn = 6 Le 49 r Grand Trine

Pluto = 6 Sa 04 r

MS4 = 6 Sa 06 r

RN43 = 6 Aq 41 Sextile

Hutton = 5 Le 25

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Orcus = 3 Le 07 r

Pele = 1 Le 41

OP32 = 3 Aq 19

Cuvier = 1 Aq 44

Mercury = 4 Ta 37 Square

EL61 = 19 Vi 07 r Semisquare

SA278 = 2 Ar 09 Trine

Richter = 2 Ar 00

Flammeus = 2 Ge 25 Sextile

Vulcano = 2 Ge 10

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TC302 = 9 Ar 10

Venus = 7 Ar 34

Asbolus = 7 Ar 48

GV9 = 9 Li 44 r

Hylonome = 9 Sc 58 r Quincunx

KX14 = 9 Sc 40 r

Apogee = 7 Sc 55 r

FY36 = 8 Vi 34

BU48 = 10 Le 02 r Trine

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TL66 = 0 Ta 36

RM43 = 28 Ar 54

Mars = 1 Ca 16 Sextile

Neptune = 29 Cp 14 Square

Node = 29 Cp 34 r

Cuvier = 1 Aq 44

Pele = 1 Le 41

TY364 = 1 Ar 08 Semisextile

Plinius = 0 Cp 31 Trine

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Eris = 26 Pi 29

Jupiter = 27 Sa 26 Square

Uranus = 26 Aq 36 Semisextile

Celsius = 25 Aq 47

Sedna = 25 Ar 35

CR105 = 27 Ca 40 r Trine

Chiron = 26 Cp 01 Sextile

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MW12 = 14 Sc 14r

Pholus = 14 Sc 25r

Chaos = 13 Ta 53

TD10 = 13 Ta 53

Jupiter = 27 Sa 26 Semisquare

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OO67 = 15 Pi 39

Neptune = 29 Cp 14 Semisquare

Typhon = 15 Le 15 r Quincunx

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Paranatellontas

RIYAL Fri May 2 2008 UT 12h42m00s Lat42s50 Lon72w39 PARANS

-0h30.6 OX3 m

-0h17.2 Sat i

-0h15.8 Teh m

-0h10.3 TL6 a

0h01.3 BU4 i

0h08.6 GM1 m

0h10.2 Cha d

0h12.5 Typ i

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Astrocartography

BU48 has the IC line going very near Chaiten volcano.

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