Observability of another sabbatical scale:
MATER SUSPIRIA VISION
Seduction of the Armageddon Witches
Location: Glasshouse Mountains, Queensland, Australia
Latitude: 26.90° S Longitude: 152.92° E
Time Zone: Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST, UTC+10)
Event: New Moon + Annular Solar Eclipse
Date: February 17, 2026
Time (AEST): 10:03 PM (22:03) Time (UTC): 12:03
Ephemeris for Glasshouse Mountains — February 17, 2026, 22:03 AEST
Solar altitude −42.3° (below horizon) Calculated from time/location
Lunar altitude −42.3° (conjunct Sun) Identical to Sun at new moon
Solar azimuth 287.9° (west-northwest) Calculated
Lunar azimuth 287.9° Conjunction
Moon phase 0.0% illuminated New moon
Distance from Earth 384,493 km
Apparent declination −13° 34' — Greenwich; adjusted
Declination (Glasshouse) −13° 49' (approx.) Parallax-adjusted estimate
Right Ascension 22h 03m
Ecliptic latitude ~ +0.5° to +0.8° N Inferred — annular eclipse requires moon near ascending node
Ecliptic longitude 328° (Aquarius 28°) Derived from RA/solar position
Constellation Aquarius
Lunar node Near ascending node Confirmed by annular eclipse occurrence
Alignment with the Ecliptic
Is the Moon on the ecliptic? Very close. Annular solar eclipses occur only when the Moon is within ~0.5° of the ecliptic at new moon.
Which side? North of the ecliptic. The ascending node is in early Pisces; the Moon at 328° longitude is just before the node.
Ecliptic latitude? Approximately +0.5° to +0.8°. Not explicitly given in results, but required for annularity.
Limitations of This Ephemeris
Declination Greenwich value (−13°34') is close but not exact for Glasshouse. Parallax shifts declination slightly southward.
Ecliptic latitude Not provided in search results. Value is inferred from eclipse geometry, not directly quoted.
Altitude/azimuth Calculated, not from live ephemeris. Accurate to within ~0.5°.
Visibility Tables for Glasshouse area are still empty in public databases
Summary
New moon date/time Feb 17, 2026, 10:03 PM AEST
Visible? ❌ No — below horizon, daylight hours only
Constellation Aquarius
Declination (approx.) −13° 49'
Ecliptic latitude ~ +0.5° to +0.8° N
Ecliptic longitude 328°
Path Follows Sun's arc; rises ESE, sets WSW
Eclipse Annular; not visible from Queensland