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Pam Gregory: the dwarf planets and the new earth

In a 32-minute talk for the Taurus full moon of 26 October 2026, Pam Gregory reads three dwarf planets in a T-square: Makemake at 12° Libra opposite Salacia, which sits with Saturn in Aries, both squared by Quaoar at 10° Capricorn. We computed their places from published orbits, and the sky is as she says: Makemake at 12°42′ Libra, Salacia at 12°11′ Aries beside Saturn at 9°40′, and Quaoar at 10°51′ Capricorn, the opposition within half a degree. It also lasts far longer than her “two or three years”, holding within 5° from 2017 to 2034. Her Salacia dates check out (in Aquarius 1971–94, and between 2° and 6° Aquarius for those born in 1973–76, where Pluto is now), as do Chiron's return to Taurus on 14 April 2027 and Rapa Nui's 111 survivors. Some of the history and science doesn't hold: the rats came with the first Polynesians, not European sailors; nothing links rapamycin to the island's recovery; and there's no evidence that water holds memory or is “condensed light”.

12°42′ Libra Makemake at the Taurus full moon of 26 October 2026, opposite Salacia at 12°11′ Aries

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