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Category Archives: Science and Mathematics
The Last Time Pluto was in Aquarius:
Uranus was Discovered (March 13, 1781) Next month, Pluto moves into the first degrees of Aquarius, before reverting to Capricorn in June. My friend, Ellie Adams, wonders what that may foretell for our future. In the years 1778 to 1798, … Continue reading
Posted in history, Science and Mathematics
Tagged Aquarius, astrology, astronomy, heliocentric, Pluto, revolution
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Seeking Higher Knowledge, John Dee Was Deceived
Angelical (Enochian) Alphabet (March 26, 1583) Imagine, if you will, a world in which everyone knew what everyone else was saying. Obviously, the Tower of Babel disrupted that. John Dee wanted to get back to the time of Adam and … Continue reading
Posted in history, Science and Mathematics
Tagged alphabets, angels and demons, astrology, Bible, Enoch
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Have You Ever Wondered Why?
Inventors Get Ideas Simultaneously Hmm.
Posted in Science and Mathematics
Tagged nature, Neuroscience, relationships, synchronicity
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It’s One Small Step for Man
Fusion! (December 5, 2022) The news was touted on all the news channels recently. I thought to myself, someone, somewhere will give us the exact details, eventually: I never expected it would be the New York Times. The Cosmic Cross … Continue reading
Posted in history, Science and Mathematics
Tagged astrology, breakthroughs, climate change, nuclear fusion, pollution, United States history
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Was This a Wartime Secret or Just a Hoax?
The Philadelphia Experiment The YouTube video of Al Bielek’s discussion of this ‘event’ is attached to yesterday’s post. Warning! Everything about this ‘event’ chart may be speculative, including the date and definitely the time. But what does it tell us? … Continue reading
Posted in history, Science and Mathematics, showbusiness
Tagged astrology, science fiction, teleportation, United States history, WWII
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Since We Don’t Have Photographic Evidence…
Did Adam and Eve have Belly Buttons? Obviously, when artists depicted the first Man and Woman, they showed them to be human, with everything that we’ve come to know and love about humanity, including their navels. They were not trying … Continue reading
Posted in history, Science and Mathematics
Tagged Adam and Eve, belly buttons, Creation myths, creationism, God, navels
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It’s a Very Thin Line Between Genius and Insanity
A Beautiful Mind (2001) Bless. We watched this film last night, for the first time. Up until now I had always managed to avoid it. It’s not hard to work out why… Yes, the film is based on (and inspired … Continue reading
Climate Change is NOT New, Folks
Icelandic Volcano Erupts (February 1, 536 AD) This one came up as a suggested video on YouTube. There is enough vagueness in the event description to allow me some latitude in terms of date and timing. “Early 536 AD” let … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, Science and Mathematics, showbusiness
Tagged 6th century, astrology, climate change, cosmic winter, dark ages, disaster, films, ice age, Iceland, nature, science fiction, volcano
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The Stars “Fell” on That Fateful Morning
November 12, 1833 We know now that it was a meteor shower, but at the time they presumed it was the end of the world. The time was ‘just before dawn’. So, I have chosen 6:30 am local time in … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th century, astrology, meteor shower, United States history
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Yesterday in History XV
Golden Gate Bridge Opened (May 27, 1937) On this day in history: The Golden Gate Bridge opens in San Francisco. To those of us who have been around for a great number of years, this bridge is iconic. Ask anyone. … Continue reading
Posted in history, Science and Mathematics
Tagged astrology, bridges, emotional, infrastructures, United States history
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