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sunset wrote:

Wondering How The Year Will Unfold?

only if it has hints on my photography.

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Paul (We won't die of devotion)
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sunset wrote:

Wondering How The Year Will Unfold?

only if it has hints on my photography.

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Paul (We won't die of devotion)
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As a certain conjurer always said "Yes Paul", but since the light from the
stars (astronomical stars, that is) can be many millions of years old, which
year would the advice be about. Next year or xxx million minus 1 years ago.

How do these Astrologers calculate when the stars are in alignment, when
the light takes xxx million years to get here from star x and yyy millions
of years to get here from star y.

I suppose that either of them could have ceased to exist within the last few
million years, but we just would not know about it yet, because the light
from its explosion or implosion won't arrive here for another few hundred
million years.

Just a thought for your logical mind to work on, during the dark nights.

Roy G

On Jul 30, 12:05 am, sunset wrote:
Wondering How The Year Will Unfold? Find Out How The Planets Make You
Unique - Are You Compatable With Your Love Interest?http://www.loveexpertsandmore.150m.com

Does it bother anyone who believes this crap that they are about as
stupid as some Middle Age peasant?

Roy G wrote:

As a certain conjurer always said "Yes Paul", but since the light from the
stars (astronomical stars, that is) can be many millions of years old, which
year would the advice be about. Next year or xxx million minus 1 years ago.

How do these Astrologers calculate when the stars are in alignment, when
the light takes xxx million years to get here from star x and yyy millions
of years to get here from star y.

I suppose that either of them could have ceased to exist within the last few
million years, but we just would not know about it yet, because the light
from its explosion or implosion won't arrive here for another few hundred
million years.

Just a thought for your logical mind to work on, during the dark nights.

Roy G

Thanks... I shall never sleep again! :O)

It has always made me laugh, specially the bulk star sign stuff. How
the hell can three million people all fit one set of answers?

--
Paul (We won't die of devotion)
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Stop and Look
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Rich wrote:

On Jul 30, 12:05 am, sunset wrote:
Wondering How The Year Will Unfold? Find Out How The Planets Make You
Unique - Are You Compatable With Your Love Interest?http://www.loveexpertsandmore.150m.com

Does it bother anyone who believes this crap that they are about as
stupid as some Middle Age peasant?

*middle age peasants*

"'ere! Even we's not 'aaat stewpid!"


--
Paul (We won't die of devotion)
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Stop and Look
http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/

"Rich" wrote in message
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On Jul 30, 12:05 am, sunset wrote:
Wondering How The Year Will Unfold? Find Out How The Planets Make You
Unique - Are You Compatable With Your Love
Interest?http://www.loveexpertsandmore.150m.com

Does it bother anyone who believes this crap that they are about as
stupid as some Middle Age peasant?


Is a Middle Age Peasant stupider than a Teenage Peasant or an Old Age
Peasant ??

Roy G

Roy G wrote:

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How do these Astrologers calculate when the stars are in alignment, when
the light takes xxx million years to get here from star x and yyy millions
of years to get here from star y.

I suppose that either of them could have ceased to exist within the last few
million years, but we just would not know about it yet, because the light
from its explosion or implosion won't arrive here for another few hundred
million years.

Just a thought for your logical mind to work on, during the dark nights.

Roy G


Hello, Roy:

These so-called "stars" in question, are actually the planets of
our own solar system, along with the Sun and Moon. As the ancients
lacked telescopes and other modern optical instruments, all such
celestial bodies (except those last two mentioned) looked alike, to
their "naked" eyes, as points of light.

Nonetheless, I completely concur that astrology is pure, paganish
pap and/or pseudoscientific drivel.


Cordially,
John Turco

John Turco wrote:
Roy G wrote:

How do these Astrologers calculate when the stars are in alignment, when
the light takes xxx million years to get here from star x and yyy millions
of years to get here from star y.

Because they knew very well that no causal effect can travel faster
than the speed of light.

These so-called "stars" in question, are actually the planets of
our own solar system, along with the Sun and Moon. As the ancients
lacked telescopes and other modern optical instruments, all such
celestial bodies (except those last two mentioned) looked alike, to
their "naked" eyes, as points of light.

No they didn't. You should get out more at night. Stars look like
points of light and consequently twinkle. Planets don't look like
points of light and consequently don't twinkle.

--
Chris Malcolm DoD #205
IPAB, Informatics, JCMB, King's Buildings, Edinburgh, EH9 3JZ, UK
[http://www.dai.ed.ac.uk/homes/cam/]

Chris Malcolm wrote:

John Turco wrote:
Roy G wrote:

How do these Astrologers calculate when the stars are in alignment, when
the light takes xxx million years to get here from star x and yyy millions
of years to get here from star y.

Because they knew very well that no causal effect can travel faster
than the speed of light.

These so-called "stars" in question, are actually the planets of
our own solar system, along with the Sun and Moon. As the ancients
lacked telescopes and other modern optical instruments, all such
celestial bodies (except those last two mentioned) looked alike, to
their "naked" eyes, as points of light.

No they didn't. You should get out more at night. Stars look like
points of light and consequently twinkle. Planets don't look like
points of light and consequently don't twinkle.


Hello, Chris:

Stars don't always "twinkle," and regardless, my real point was that
astrology deals with planets, instead.


Cordially,
John Turco