Satan, the Serpent dragon is getting a Major beat down by the Christ and Michael the Arch Angel in the heavens..

Tonight, look for the faint constellation Ophiuchus the Serpent Bearer. It appears in the southwest sky on late August and September evenings, above the bright ruddy star Antares, the brightest in the constellation Scorpius the Scorpion..



This year, in 2016, the sun travels in front of the zodiacal constellation Scorpius from November 22 to November 29, and in front of the zodiacal constellation Ophiuchus from November 29 to December 18.

Tonight, note the two planets in the vicinity of Antares, (THE HEART OF THE DRAGON) both brighter than Scorpius’ brightest star. The brighter of these two planets, Mars, shines in front of Scorpius (though very close to the Scorpius-Ophiuchus border), whereas the golden-colored Saturn shines in front of the constellation Ophiuchus. Mars will pass into Ophiuchus by early September but Saturn will remain in front of Ophiuchus for the rest of this year.

[link to earthsky.org]

Serpens

The serpent (Serpens) represents Satan, who has tried to usurp the throne of God. He is seen trying to grab the Northern Crown. He cannot do so, however, because he is being held back by Ophiuchus.

Ophiuchus

Ophiuchus is obviously a view of Christ who, though His heel is bruised in the conflict, succeeds in bruising the head of the Lawless One. In his hands he holds Serpens, keeping him from obtaining the Northern Crown.

Hercules

The other hero character is Hercules. He can be seen in the star chart beating a many-headed snake with his club. The snake is shown in the branches of a tree — most likely the “tree of the knowledge of good and evil.” Hercules is another picture of the great Redeemer.



SETI researchers are buzzing about a strong spike in radio signals that seemed to come from the direction of a sunlike star in the constellation Hercules, known as HD 164595.

The signal conceivably fits the profile for an intentional transmission from an extraterrestrial source - but it could also be a case of earthly radio interference, or a microlensing event in which the star's gravitational field focused stray signals coming from much farther away.

HD 164595 is that it is a star of 0.99 solar masses at a distance of roughly 95 light years in the constellation Hercules.....