Jupiter-Uranus Conjunctions in History, Part 2

In episode 445 astrologers Chris Brennan and Patrick Watson have a followup discussion about Jupiter-Uranus conjunctions in history, and review more examples of major events in the past that coincided with those conjunctions. This is a followup episode that is meant to act as a supplement to the previous episode with Richard Tarnas where we talked about the historical research he did on Jupiter-Uranus conjunctions, which was presented in his book Cosmos and Psyche. In this episode we dive deeper into some of those examples and look at the charts associated with the events, but also add some new examples from ancient and modern times that Chris and Patrick discovered in their research into this cycle. This episode is available in both audio and video versions below. Patrick's Website https://www.theastrologylivestream.com Timestamps 00:00:00 Followup on previous episode 00:03:34 Moon aligning with Jupiter-Uranus conjunctions 00:06:40 Kepler and the 1610 conjunction 00:12:17 Seismometer invented in 132 CE 00:14:42 Goal-year periods 00:37:53 1941 conjunction and parallels with today 00:52:55 Manhattan Project 00:56:40 Bitcoin halving 01:04:00 Chris Hemsworth and Henry Cavill 01:18:52 American Revolution 01:23:27 Statue of Liberty 01:25:36 Nat Turner's Rebellion 01:34:23 Arab Spring 01:43:05 Islamic capital moved in 836 CE 01:45:10 Cambridge founded under 1209 conjunction 01:48:16 Stonewall riots in 1969 01:52:25 Mother of All Demos in 1968 02:01:28 Think Different ad campaign in 1997 02:17:20 Patrick's Jupiter in Taurus experience 02:20:12 Computer beats chess champion 1997 02:22:16 Upcoming Uranus-Pluto trine 02:27:08 Upcoming Jupiter-Uranus cycle transits 02:34:02 Closing credits Watch the Video Version of This Episode Watch the video version of this episode on Jupiter-Uranus conjunctions YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0wX5jnO1QI - Transcript A full transcript of this episode is available: Episode 445 transcript Listen to the Audio Version of This Episode Listen to the audio version of this episode or download it as an MP3: