Zodiac

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The Zodiac is a band of the sky divided into twelve signs, traditionally used in astrology and based on the apparent paths of the Sun, Moon, and planets through specific constellations.

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Generate an image of the Zodiac (The Zodiac is a band of the sky divided into twelve signs, traditionally used in astrology and based on the apparent paths of the Sun, Moon, and planets through specific constellations.)

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf astrological concept ⓘ
band of the sky ⓘ
celestial coordinate system ⓘ
adoptedBy Romans ⓘ
ancient Greeks ⓘ
angularWidth about 8 degrees north and south of the ecliptic ⓘ
associatedWith Moon sign ⓘ
Sun sign ⓘ
rising sign ⓘ
twelve astrological signs ⓘ
basedOn apparent path of the Moon ⓘ
apparent path of the Sun ⓘ
apparent paths of the planets ⓘ
calendarRelation divides the year into twelve segments ⓘ
centeredOn ecliptic ⓘ
coordinateType ecliptic longitude band ⓘ
correspondsTo twelve zodiacal constellations ⓘ
distinctFrom astronomical constellations ⓘ
dividedInto twelve signs ⓘ
hasCulturalOrigin Mesopotamia ⓘ
hasPart Aquarius ⓘ
Aries ⓘ
Cancer ⓘ
Capricorn ⓘ
Gemini ⓘ
Leo ⓘ
Libra ⓘ
Pisces ⓘ
Sagittarius ⓘ
Scorpio ⓘ
Taurus ⓘ
Virgo ⓘ
hasVariant sidereal zodiac ⓘ
tropical zodiac ⓘ
influenced Hellenistic astrology ⓘ
Indian astrology ⓘ
Western astrology ⓘ
measuredAlong celestial sphere ⓘ
originatedIn Babylonian astronomy ⓘ
relatedTo ecliptic ⓘ
symbolismIncludes animals ⓘ
mythological figures ⓘ
objects ⓘ
usedBy Vedic astrologers ⓘ
Western astrologers ⓘ
usedFor astrological predictions ⓘ
horoscope construction ⓘ
usedIn astrology ⓘ

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