Correlation Vol 34(2)

The Physics of Astrological Ages by Robert Tulip, MA (Hons), GDIA The Australian National University Correlation, Vol. 34(2) 2022, pp 17-34 Abstract Astrological Ages are periods of 2,147.6 years in which the equinox points move backward through successive zodiac constellations. Their physical effect on the Earth can be understood through analysis of three orbital movements. …

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Meta-Analysis of Recent Advances in Natal Astrology using a universal Effect Size by Robert Currey, BSc. (Hons), D.F.Astrol.S. Correlation, Vol. 34(2) 2022, pp 43-55 Abstract One of the key measurements in any quantitative study, the effect size (ES) is scarce in research into astrology. Often it is unreported, unknown or unknowable. When the ES is …

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How machine learning addressed an ancient claim Descriptions of 7,152 mundane events correlate with celestial positions. by Renay Oshop Correlation, Vol. 34(2) 2022, pp 35-41 Abstract The belief in a correspondence between the planetary positions at the time of a world event and those at a similar event at another time is ancient and still …

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How aspects to a Pisces Sun enhance potential fame by Kyösti Tarvainen, PhD Correlation, Vol. 34(2) 2022, pp 11-15 Abstract This research is a continuation of Michel Gauquelin and Suitbert Ertel’s studies into whether eminent persons have more aspects than expected. “Extreme case sampling” is applied to this issue by anticipating that eminent people with …

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