Have the constellation dates changed? Astrology is not part of what they call astronomy.

Some time ago, you may have seen news circulating in your circle of friends that NASA has modified the dates for dividing the 12 zodiac signs. So, have the horoscope dates changed? Let’s take a look together.

Has the horoscope date changed?

The thirteenth constellation appears

According to the Minneapolis Star Tribune: After 3,000 years of changes in the earth's axis, the 12 constellations have been changed. For example, if you think you are a Scorpio, you may actually be a Sagittarius, and if you are a Sagittarius, you may actually be a Capricorn. At the same time, according to the ancient Babylonian constellation thousands of years ago, 13 constellations appeared - Ophiuchus, sandwiched between Scorpio and Sagittarius, became a member of the "Thirteen Palaces" of the zodiac!

Astrology is not astronomy

Have the horoscope dates changed? I can tell you here very accurately that the date classification of the twelve zodiac signs that we are talking about is not actually based on the division made by astronomers. The twelve constellations we are talking about are actually divided according to the twelve zodiac signs. From the perspective of astrology, what influences human personality and other characteristics is not "the constellation where the sun is at birth" but "the ecliptic position of the sun at birth." Moreover, astrology mainly studies the sun and the ecliptic, not the constellations themselves. Therefore, the dates of the twelve zodiac signs remain unchanged.