Felis at 08°21′ Virgo has an orb of 1°00′
Felis Constellation [Bode]
The Sun joins Felis on August 31
Fixed star Felis, HD85951, is a single star in the constellation of Hydra. Magnitude 4.94, spectral type K5, color orange.
This was the brightest star in the now-obsolete constellation of Felis. HD85951 was officially named Felis on 1 June 2018. Felis is Latin for cat.
| 2000* | 2050 | Name | Orb |
| 00♍29 | 01♍11 | Phecda | 2°10′ |
| 07♍27 | 08♍10 | Thuban | 1°40′ |
| 08♍21 | 09♍03 | Felis | 1°00′ |
| 08♍56 | 09♍39 | Alioth | 2°20′ |
| 11♍19 | 12♍01 | Zosma | 2°00′ |
Felis Astrology
Constellation Felis the Cat is said to give a quiet, cautious, watchful, careful, stealthy, cruel, revengeful and destructive nature, with fondness for out-of-the-way subjects and attached to home. The love of cats displayed by Virgo natives is probably due to this constellation. [1]
Constellation Hydra the Female Water Snake is said to give an emotional and passionate nature, threatened by great troubles, and to cause some interest in shipping. [1]
HD85951 Felis [wikisky]
Felis Conjunctions
Ascendant conjunct Felis: Sarah Paulson 0°05′, Kenneth Copeland 0°21′, Bonnie Parker 0°50′.
Midheaven conjunct Felis: Dana White 0°21′.
Moon conjunct Felis: Keith Richards 0°07′, Elon Musk 0°17′, Shirley MacLaine 0°27′.
Mercury conjunct Felis: Percy Bysshe Shelley 0°02′, JD Vance 0°35′, John III Sobieski 0°55′ (and Venus).
Venus conjunct Felis: John III Sobieski 0°55′ (and Mercury).
Neptune conjunct Felis: Elizabeth Montgomery 0°15′.
References
- Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology, Vivian E. Robson, 1923, p. 41, 47.
