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Good #Astrology Counters Bad Astronomy Report

Posted on January 19, 2016 by Beth Turnage

(Astrology Explored) The internet site RT Question More made a spectacular report on January 18, 2016 that five planets would align during the month of January and remain that way through February. They called event called “rare” and a “quirk” … Continue reading →

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Astronomy and Astrology: Why Astrology Should Be Taught in the Schools

Posted on April 1, 2011 by Beth Turnage

An observation by a British astronomer points to the need to teach astrology in the schools if only as a check and balance for the pronouncements of some astronomers. On April 1, 1976 British astronomer Patrick Moore announced on BBC … Continue reading →

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Astrology And Astronomy: NASA’s Mercury Mission During Mercury Rx

Posted on March 22, 2011 by Beth Turnage

“Getting there was only half the fun,” says March 2011 issue of Scientific American. Because of Mercury’s proximity to the sun’s gravitational field, a direct flight to Mercury was not possible. The craft could not slow enough to be captured … Continue reading →

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Don Cerow Lectures In Connecticut: Stars, Myths and Legends

Posted on March 16, 2010 by Beth Turnage

Myth and legend are not just amusing stories for internationally known astrologer, lecturer and writer Don Cerow: they are a living connection between the peoples of the past and us today. Ancient peoples didn’t view the heavens as a static … Continue reading →

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