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#1 07-06-2009 6:07 pm
Look To The Skies
Excerpt: Is life getting a bit too stressful for you these days? Are the kids texting more than walking the dog or taking the time to sit down and talk to you? Is your spouse at the office more than spending time at home? Are you in and out of the... Continue Reading Look To The Skies from Dr. Hull's free monthly ezine, The Healthy Newsletter.
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#2 07-07-2009 2:46 pm
- PatB
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Re: Look To The Skies
In reading this portion of the newsletter I can envision the thought of going outside on a moonless night with a cup of steaming tea and just relaxing in a comfortable lounge chair watching the heavens. I have always enjoyed star watching. My mother tried her best to teach me the names and shapes of the heavenly bodies but alas this was not absorbed very well. To this day I remember her pointing out this and that shape and still wonder “what is she looking at”.
Mars has always held a bit of amazement to us humans and the thought of it being as large as our moon would be phenomenal. When I first read this article I hurriedly sent off the notice to many and surely I got one back with much anticipation of marking their calendar as I had. The next one back just as quickly sent me a note of this having been going on since 2003 as a hoax. The preview, of sorts, as listed as a “power point” show is part of that hoax. The entire story is here and explained to us non-celestial minds and why the phenomenon as explained cannot be.
http://www.universetoday.com/2007/07/25 … t-27-nope/
I will still take my cup of tea out to the back yard and watch as Mars starts its path across the skies during August, it is always relaxing and soothing to the nerves. I do remember some years back, probably 2003 that Mars was much brighter and really showed her color off quite well.
Relax and enjoy your cup of tea, I will.
PatB
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#3 07-08-2009 12:44 am
Re: Look To The Skies
Well, I'll be...we checked it out, but didn't find what you found. I am with you - I'll still have my telescope out and I am sure that it IS moving close to the moon. In some parts of the world, Mars will look bigger, but NOT THAT BIG, huh???
I remember about 10 years ago when Saturn was at its closet to the Earth during a lunar eclipse. The full moon blackened from the shadow of the Earth, and right behind it, I was able to see the rings around Saturn. THAT was a keeper; I'll NEVER forget how beautiful that was.
The planets move close to Earth at different times during their revolution around the sun, and Mars has been close, as has Venus. Well, look to the skies, and let us know what you do see!
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