"Frans W. MAES" wrote:
>
> Dear Fernando,
>
> > Arthur Carlson wrote:
> > >
> > > I'm afraid you will have to be meticulous if you don't want to waste
> > > your time. (Leaving aside the question of whether the project is likely
> > > to be a waste of time regardless of how carefully it is done
Dear Fernando,
> Arthur Carlson wrote:
> >
> > I'm afraid you will have to be meticulous if you don't want to waste
> > your time. (Leaving aside the question of whether the project is likely
> > to be a waste of time regardless of how carefully it is done.)
I see you are getting a bit meticul
In the begining I expected to send a thank you message
for the guys who so promptly helped me with pointers
and solutions to the lunar ephemerids question.
In this list there are so many ladies and gentlemen
ready to help that I ended up with a long list of
names. So I opted for this "than
Arthur Carlson wrote:
>
> I'm afraid you will have to be meticulous if you don't want to waste your
> time. (Leaving aside the question of whether the project is likely to be a
> waste of time regardless of how carefully it is done.)
In my opinion you only a project like this is never
a waste o
Fernando wrote:
Without intending to be so meticulous as we think Germans are,
I'd like to do something similar (but much, much simpler), like
observing if seeds sowed in the new moon do any better than
seeds sowed in the waning moon, etc.
I'm afraid you will have
Fritz Stumpges wrote:
>
Thanks for your hints about TheSky. I'll check it up.
> For now, please keep me informed as to what you are studying and how it
> goes.
There is a German (I think) lady (Maria Thun) who is a follower
of Rudolf Stein. It is said that she carefully tested sowing,
transplan
Hi Frenando, (and all)
Good luck in studying these kinds of relationships. It is only by looking
scientifically at phenomena, that we can see if there really are any
correlations. There are many scientific studies of astrology already, and I
believe they have been most negative, but that does
I will also cover my ears to shut out the chuckles as I answer. We (not
actually me) used to use the "Farmer's Almanac", and as I remember it gave
reference to the astronomy of it.
Steve
Yorktown VA
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At 12:32 PM 9/20/2001 -0300, Fernando Cabral wrote:
S
Fernando, here is a link to the UNSO website. You can test drive a web
version of their ephemerides calculator. It may have what you want.
Bill Gottesman
Vermont
http://aa.usno.navy.mil/AA/";>Click here: USNO Astronomical
Applications Department (http://aa.unso.navy.mil/AA/)
Since I am among scients I am a little
affraid to mention this topic, but... if
people have to chuckle, so be it.
I am interested in doing some experiments
concerning the possible effect of the moon
and planets on animal e vegetal life on Earth.
In order to do that I need to have reasonably
pr
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