According to the astrologers,

 According to the astrologers, the changing movements of the planets and constellations constantly affect the life of a human being .... 1

 Ranga's homecoming a great even

According to the astrologers, the changing movements of the planetary constellations continue to affect the life of a human being. According to astrological numbers, today Matang and Aushman are becoming auspicious yogis. The same planet -

Nachhatar is also making an auspicious yoga called Tripushkar. Due to which people of certain zodiac signs are able to get money and profit from the auspicious effect of all these auspicious yogas.

 They can get many benefits in their life. Let us know which zodiac sign will get the benefit of auspicious yoga. People with Aries zodiac sign will get the best benefit of this auspicious yoga.

 You expect profits from many sectors. Money stuck in business can be returned. You will start a new business with parental support and blessings.

. There will be positive changes in your life. Time will be strong in terms of health. A chronic disease can be cured. Home - A festive atmosphere will remain in the family .....

2. Gemini ... There will be a lot of happiness in the life of people with zodiac sign. This is a good time to invest. You can get good results from it. Will consider making some new career-related changes. Senior executives in the field of employment can assist you in the work. You will join a religious arrangement with family members. Money stopped suddenly can be returned. Some close people are likely to meet. Procedures will improve.

Five years later, the scientists published a paper in the journal Nature reporting that a star called HD 114762 had an “unseen companion.” Not willing to claim something their data couldn’t support, they wrote that the companion was probably a brown dwarf (intermediate between a planet and a star) but “might be a giant planet was confirmed in 1991, and, although there is still a chance it’s a brown dwarf, astronomers now generally agree that Latham and Mazeh co-discovered the first exoplanet around an ordinary star.

The search for exoplanets muddled along like this, with tantalizing maybes and one-off probablys, until 1995, when Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz at the University of Geneva reported finding a planet called 51 Pegasi b. This time other astronomers immediately confirmed the discovery. Using the same technique Latham had used measuring radial velocity but with sensitivities now down in the tens of meters per second, the Swiss team, along with Geoff Marcy and Paul Butler at the University of California at Berkeley, started finding large planets orbiting close to ordinary stars. Theory said these “hot Jupiters” shouldn’t exist, yet there they wer