Feminist astrologers introduced four main asteroids in the 1970s because the original planets were overwhelmingly male
In the 1970s, astrologers realized the cosmic pantheon was a giant boys' club (with only Venus and the Moon representing women). To fix this celestial patriarchy, they officially integrated the asteroids Ceres, Pallas, Juno, and Vesta into birth charts, artificially injecting mythological female energy into the mathematically rigid solar system.

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