  LA Times: Ben's wit, wisdom Vice: We've Hit Peak Astrology Medium: The Science of Astrology Medium: US Pluto Return 2022-2024 The Atlantic: The New Age of Astrology The Texture of Time: The Rise of Astrology 24/7: Did Astrology Change American History? Cosmopolitan: Your Guide to Planetary Aspects WBUR: For Millennials, Astrology Is On The Rise NY Times: How Astrology took Over the Internet Vice: NASA Engineer Secretly Practices Astrology The Guardian: Why astrology is turning to millennials Astrodynamics: Millennials and astrology - a natural fit Medium: The Meaning of Planetary Aspects in Astrology New York Post: Why millennials are flocking to astrology Refinery29: What Does "Aspect" Even Mean In Astrology? Medium: Astrology and the Science Behind Why it Works The Cut: Astrology Is Serious Business, Even If It's Not Real Youth Voices Live: Why Are Millennials Turning to Astrology? Indpendent UK: America is about to experience a 'Pluto return' Cosmopolitan: What Are the North and South Nodes in Astrology? Indie Mag: Why Are Millennials Replacing Religion with Astrology? The Guardian: Star gazing: why millennials are turning to astrology Sydney Morning Herald: Why millennials love to read their horoscope Science Mag:Study: Most Young Americans Think Astrology Is a Science The Cut: Plan Your Future With the North and South Nodes in Astrology Valuetainment: Astrologer Reveals Which Zodiac Signs Become Successful CTV Your Morning: New study says millennials believe astrology is scientific BusinessInsider: Millennials are bringing astrology back into the mainstream Market Watch: Why millennials are ditching religion for witchcraft and astrology LA times: Must Reads: How millennials replaced religion with astrology and crystals United Press International [UPI]:Majority of young adults think astrology is a science Sydney Morning Herald: Millennials are turning to astrology in massive numbers. Why? Vogue: What's Co-Star? Meet the Astrology App That's Intriguing Millennials Everywhere New York Post: What conjunction, sextile, square, opposition, trine mean in astrology Sonoma County News: Pluto to bring the foundational transformation America needs ALSO in the New York Post: Elon Musk's Success Was Written in His Birth Chart    WBUR.ORG "It's the dawn of a new age of astrology. We're looking at why more millennials are using stars and signs to navigate and make sense of our complex world." VICE.COM "[A]strology [is] growing into the bedrock of some people's decision-making. In what's only felt like a couple of years, people have come to unquestioningly integrate thoughts of the cosmos into other ways they run their lives." YOUTH VOICES "In a Pew Research study, only 41% of millennials agree that "religion is important". In not having a traditional religion, millennials may often turn to a spiritual outlet, one which may be astrology. Being younger as well may play into wondering about the universe and beyond. Astrology can give a glimpse into the purpose of the universe and our lives individually." NY POST.COM Of the many things millennials are blamed for...comes a natural outgrowth: a major resurgence in astrology... According to a 2012 study by the National Science Foundation, 58 percent of 18- to 24-year-olds think astrology is based in science... Astrology is now part of a $2.2 billion industry known as the "mystical services market."... As Carl Sagan once asked: "If our lives are controlled by traffic signals in the sky, why try to change anything?"" THE ATLANTIC.COM "[T]here's something that's happened in the last five years that's given it an edginess, a relevance for this time and place, that it hasn't had for a good 35 years...the practice has grabbed a foothold in online culture, especially for young people... In some ways, astrology is perfectly suited for the internet age. [...] The availability of more in-depth information online has given this cultural wave of astrology a certain erudition. It feels simultaneously cosmic and personal; spiritual and logical; ineffable and concrete... It can be a relief, in a time of division, not to have to choose. It can be freeing, in a time that values black and white, ones and zeros, to look for answers in the gray. It can be meaningful to draw lines in the space between moments of time, or the space between pinpricks of light in the night sky." 
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