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<p>&lt;h1&gt;Setting the Stage&lt;/h1&gt;</p>
<p>The three most outer planets, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto all aligned in various configurations throughout the 1390s as a new Neptune-Pluto wave loomed. The outer planets do not often align relative to one another as they did during that decade. How history and the outer planets mirrored one another reaches the light of day here.</p>
<p>&lt;h2&gt;Uranus opposite Neptune, then Pluto&lt;/h2&gt;</p>
<p>Uranus moved into opposition (180 degree relationship) of Neptune around 1391 before opposing Pluto in 1394. These configurations make it part of the Neptune-Pluto alignment of 1398-1399. Taken altogether these planetary actions should be seen as a unit. Does seeing these as a whole, tell us anything about the 1390s? The short is: plenty.</p>