Mars was fairly unobstructed without difficult aspects which would seem to bode well for a launching, but it was conjunct Venus in its fall in Virgo."
Thank you, Robynne
The launch was successful, but the docking with ISS is the purpose of the test mission. They may succeed on the next attempt but, so far, the marriage is not consummated. Thus, "beware of weddings!"
We can't accuse the humanoid robot of impotency, as the failure seems to be related with an amplifier of the Kurs navigation system located on the International Space Station. (Wikipedia has interesting info about the Kurs system).
Anyway, I wouldn't venture to work with electional charts without the help of appropriate software. Janus 5 has an improved/updated module for that purpose.
But, just one of the basic tips (as provided before), might help to clear things a bit:
"the placement of the Moon indicates the beginning of your endeavor, and the placement of the lord of the Moon indicates the outcome."
"In practical terms this means that even if the Moon is really well placed, if its lord is very poorly placed then the matter will go well in the beginning but then there will be problems later on."
It also doesn't help that Mercury is the most debilitated planet in the chart... (if we use the Whole Signs system)
