Wikipedia: The asteroids described scientifically

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Juno represents the wife, the life partner, the soul mate. This asteroid affects a woman's decision to share herself with another through a physical, emotional and spiritual union. Juno picks up where Venus leaves off -- after the courtship phase, when the conquest is over and the love and commitment begin.

Wikipedia: The asteroids in astrology

Wikipedia: Juno in mythology

Astrology for the Soul

The appearance of four powerful female goddess archetypes: Ceres (mother/the Universal Mother); Juno (partner/Queen of Heaven/ Divine Consort); Vesta (sister, High Priestess) and Pallas Athene (daughter/genius/warrior/Goddess of Wisdom) made a powerful impact on the previously male dominated astrological kingdom. Chiron, too, the newest male planetary body, introduced an entirely new humanitarian and profoundly compassionate mediating male energy.

Discovered in the beginning of the 18th century, from the more than 10,000 asteroids in the sky, located in a belt, between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, that revolves about every four years, the Asteroid Goddesses were popularized by New York based astrologer Eleanor Bach. She has been called "the Mother of the Asteroids" after she published the first Asteroid Ephemeris, twenty-five years ago in 1972, during the height of the Feminist Movement, and three years before the discovery of Chiron.

Neptune Cafe: An article, "Juno, the Queen of Goddesses," by Michael O'Reilly

Journal entry dated 18 March 2008
Category: Astrology, research