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Srimad Bhagavatam 5.22.14

5.22.14

अत ऊर्ध्वमङ्गारकोऽपि योजनलक्षद्वितय उपलभ्यमानस्त्रिभिस्त्रिभि: पक्षैरेकैकशो राशीन्द्वादशानुभुङ्क्ते यदि न वक्रेणाभिवर्तते प्रायेणाशुभग्रहोऽघशंस: ॥ १४ ॥

ata urdhvam angarako ’pi yojana-laksa-dvitaya upalabhyamanas tribhis tribhih paksair ekaikaso rasin dvadasanubhunkte yadi na vakrenabhivartate prayenasubha-graho ’gha-samsah.

atah
from this
urdhvam
above
angarakah
Mars
api
also
yojana-laksa-dvitaye
at a distance of 1,600,000 miles
upalabhyamanah
is situated
tribhih tribhih
with each three and three
paksaih
fortnights
eka-ekasah
one after another
rasin
the signs
dvadasa
twelve
anubhunkte
passes through
yadi
if
na
not
vakrena
with a curve
abhivartate
approaches
prayena
almost always
asubha-grahah
an unfavorable, inauspicious planet
agha-samsah
creating trouble

Situated 1,600,000 miles above Mercury, or 8,800,000 miles above earth, is the plane Mars. If this plane does not travel in a crooked way, it crosses through each sign of the zodiac in three fortnights and in this way travels through all twelve, one after another. It almost always creates unfavorable conditions in respect to rainfall and other influences.