The newest release of Astrolog, version 7.50, offers a new wheel chart that shows how planetary moons are distributed around each planet (i.e. Mars through Pluto). Moons are displayed as letter abbreviations, e.g. orbiting around Jupiter are G,C,I,E for Ganymede, Callisto, Io, and Europa. Since each planet is effectively a mini-wheel chart, this can be considered a "wheels within wheels" chart.

There are a number of ways to visualize planetary moons, and previous messages in this thread have presented planet centered views, telescope views, a planetary moons report listing of moon positions and aspects, and a moons graphical display showing how all moons are oriented relative to their planet. As mentioned, moons astrologically modify their planet based on their direction from or orientation to it (e.g. if the moon is leading the planet in its orbit, is between the planet and the observer, etc). This chart addition is nice because it presents moons in a standard wheel, allowing one to see the chart as a whole, but also allowing one to easily see planetary moons, and whether each moon is in any of the four Lead (in red), Follow (in green), Close (in yellow), or Distant (in blue) prominence zones of its planet.

Do exoplanets orbiting other stars affect that star's energy? Most of this thread has been about planetary moons, however the opening sentences in the first post of this thread also ask about the potential effect of exoplanets.

The new Astrolog version 7.70 now supports over 4000 different exoplanets, allowing one to see and research their effects in astrology charts. Specifically, when an exoplanet transits over its star can be detected. That's an event equivalent to Venus transiting over the Sun's disk in 2004 and 2012, but around another star. The strongest event in astrology is the eclipse or two bodies overlapping, and the theory is that when an exoplanet transits in front of its star, it accentuates the energy of that star and star's zodiac position in a similar fashion.

Humanity is still discovering exoplanets, and it will take time to learn about exoplanets' spiritual properties, to understand how they astrologically affect their star. Similar to asteroids, not every exoplanet is of the same importance or has the same level of influence. However, exoplanets can have a general accentuating effect, which can be measured right now. Exoplanets are likely to play a more major role in astrology in the centuries to come, when humanity eventually travels to and lives on other planets and solar systems. Astrolog allows us to start engaging in extraterrestrial astrology today!

Thank you again for your dedication Cruiser1,
I have been following Alex Miller (The Black Hole Book) for a couple of years and the sky is like a dictionary and an encyclopedia.
You know when they say 'It is written in the stars', it has to be understood literally.
Maybe in the future, criminal investigations will look at the stars in Astrolog 602.7 to find out the name of the murderer when a crime was committed at 4:03pm in a city.

Keep up the great work!
Ouranos