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Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
THe growing trend as of late is
The new posters with 2010 sign up dates
seem to have lost all common sense
in any ability to research factual information.
[edit on 2-8-2010 by Lil Drummerboy]
well then if you are going to be one of the few that contain the necessary information seeking ability that it appears that so many lack,.. then pave the way,
Originally posted by SonoftheSun
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
THe growing trend as of late is
The new posters with 2010 sign up dates
seem to have lost all common sense
in any ability to research factual information.
[edit on 2-8-2010 by Lil Drummerboy]
Thank you for shoving this opinion on all of us 2010 members !
Very informative.
Just curious about how you are able to observe the sun in Cancer. Are you using some special equipment or some special connections or are you timing it from the night side or estimating just before sunrise or just after sunset. Because of the constant spraying of the sky where I am visibility has become a real issue and Stellarium (a site you have mentioned using) always wants to put a tree or bush in front of what I want to see. The upshot is that on many even moonless nights I am left with only a handfull of visible stars to make my observational assumptions by.
Originally posted by astrogolf
reply to post by triplescorpio
Don't get too disappointed. Something is actually happening. Go to the USGS site and take a look at the number of earthquakes year over year going back 20 years. It's very intersting.
A cardinal grand cross is formed, involving Jupiter-Uranus in Aries, Pluto in Capricorn, the Moon in early Cancer, and Venus joining Mars and Saturn in early Libra. The Sun at 15° Leo makes stressful aspects (45°/135°) to the entire grand cross.
Thankyou for your detailed and thoughtful reply. I am not that enamoured with astronomy programs that don't show heavenly sights as they currently exist BUT perhaps they have updated or corrected to reflect what is. I was hoping you had a method for direct observation but I realize that due to the massive spraying in my sky the handicap of a handful of stars to use in observing is challenging. Perhaps you could answer another question for me. You have been on this site quite a bit longer than I have. When I searched for this thread this morning, the search engine brought back the information that the last post was on Feb. 8. This programming "error" is becoming tedious and irritating. Is it just me or do you find it so as well? Does Google within the ATS site have a table for converting their dates to the actual dates? Or...does ATS have a site that does that?
Originally posted by hypattia
reply to post by LeoVirgo
www.astro.com...
"Pluto is not in Capricorn" It is in Capricorn
Moon will not be in Cancer during this time.
It will be on...Aug 8.
Venus and mars and Saturn are all freshly in Virgo....you can see for yourself by looking up at the sky.
You must be in a different world, because Mars and Saturn are "freshly" into Libra.
The Sun will not be at 15degrees Leo."
It will on Aug 8
www.astro.com...
Spica is the brightest star in the second-biggest constellation Virgo the Maiden. Some say that Spica translates to mean ear of wheat. On old star charts, this star is often pictured as a shaft of wheat held in the Maiden’s hand.
In September of 2010, both the planets Venus and Mars will have a conjunction with Spica. On September 1, Venus passes 1.2 degrees south of Spica, wheras Mars passes 2 degrees north of Spica on September 4. But these two planets won’t pass directly in front of Spica.
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
Disaster day is here,..
................seems kinda quite......
well maybe tomorrow
Yes I would agree, Not a single prediction has warranted any solid validation of accuracy.
Originally posted by oxbow
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
Disaster day is here,..
................seems kinda quite......
well maybe tomorrow
I'm disappointed, looks like I'll have to go back to work on Monday.
Shouldn't all these catastrophe predictions go straight in the hoax bin?