Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Planetary_hours> ?p ?o. }
Showing items 1 to 30 of
30
with 100 items per page.
- Planetary_hours abstract "The planetary hours are an ancient system in which one of the seven traditional naked eye planets is given rulership over each day and various parts of the day. Sunday is always the day of the Sun, Monday is the Day of the Moon, Tuesday is the day of Mars, Wednesday is ruled by Mercury, Thursday is Jupiter's day, Friday is the day of Venus, and Saturday is the day of Saturn.Each planetary day begins at sunrise, and ends at the next day's sunrise. For example, Sunrise on Saturday is the beginning of the day of Saturn. Before sunrise on Saturday, you are still under the day of Venus.The day is divided into two parts; the day (time between sunrise and sunset) and the night (time between sunset and tomorrow's sunrise). Each part of the day is then divided into 12 equal parts, for a total of 24 (unequal) hours. The further the location is from the equator; and the closer the date is to the solstices (as opposed to the equinoxes); the greater the difference in length between the length of the planetary hours and the clock hours. The first planetary hour of the day is always the same as the planetary day; so sunrise on Monday is the beginning of both the day of the Moon and the hour of the Moon. The hours repeat infinitely in this order: Saturn Jupiter Mars Sun Venus Mercury MoonSo the second planetary hour of the day of the Moon is the hour of Saturn, the third would be the hour of Jupiter, and so on.".
- Planetary_hours thumbnail Saturn_symbol.svg?width=300.
- Planetary_hours wikiPageExternalLink chronosxp.sourceforge.net.
- Planetary_hours wikiPageExternalLink planetary.php.
- Planetary_hours wikiPageExternalLink planetary-hours.asp.
- Planetary_hours wikiPageExternalLink body_planetaryhours.html.
- Planetary_hours wikiPageExternalLink planetaryhoursarticle.html.
- Planetary_hours wikiPageID "1470111".
- Planetary_hours wikiPageRevisionID "546502715".
- Planetary_hours hasPhotoCollection Planetary_hours.
- Planetary_hours subject Category:Technical_factors_of_astrology.
- Planetary_hours type Abstraction100002137.
- Planetary_hours type Beginning107290905.
- Planetary_hours type Cause107326557.
- Planetary_hours type Event100029378.
- Planetary_hours type Factor107327805.
- Planetary_hours type Happening107283608.
- Planetary_hours type Origin107323922.
- Planetary_hours type PsychologicalFeature100023100.
- Planetary_hours type TechnicalFactorsOfAstrology.
- Planetary_hours type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Planetary_hours comment "The planetary hours are an ancient system in which one of the seven traditional naked eye planets is given rulership over each day and various parts of the day. Sunday is always the day of the Sun, Monday is the Day of the Moon, Tuesday is the day of Mars, Wednesday is ruled by Mercury, Thursday is Jupiter's day, Friday is the day of Venus, and Saturday is the day of Saturn.Each planetary day begins at sunrise, and ends at the next day's sunrise.".
- Planetary_hours label "Planetary hours".
- Planetary_hours sameAs m.05412l.
- Planetary_hours sameAs Q7201246.
- Planetary_hours sameAs Q7201246.
- Planetary_hours sameAs Planetary_hours.
- Planetary_hours wasDerivedFrom Planetary_hours?oldid=546502715.
- Planetary_hours depiction Saturn_symbol.svg.
- Planetary_hours isPrimaryTopicOf Planetary_hours.
