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 Summer Solstice Horoscopes

Summer Solstice Horoscopes

  • Although astrology is not itself a science, humans have been looking up at the stars to plan their lives for thousands of years
  • Farmers used the skies as a calendar as long as the Ancient Egyptians
  • Travellers used them as a compass to find directions

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Astrology Vs Astronomy

Astrology Vs Astronomy

  • For centuries, astrology (looking for signs based on the movement of the celestial bodies) was considered basically the same thing as astronomy (the scientific study of those objects).
  • But its popularity relies on factors that numbers can't compute, and the appeal of looking to the s...

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Up In The Sky- The Answers To Our Lives

Up In The Sky- The Answers To Our Lives

While some horoscopes sites may promise predictions based on the “movement” of the stars,  it’s the Earth that’s moving, not the stars. The reason why stars look like they’re moving, both throughout the night and over the course of the year, is because the Earth rotates on its axis and orbits aro...

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The 12 Signs Of The Zodiac

The 12 Signs Of The Zodiac

  • These Western, or tropical, zodiac signs were named after constellations and matched with dates based on the apparent relationship between their placement in the sky and the sun.
  • The Babylonians had already divided it into 12 equal signs by 1500 BC
  • Ptolemy, the author of the ...

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The Origin Of Zodiac Signs

The Origin Of Zodiac Signs

  • We don't really know who first came up with the idea of looking at things in nature and divining influences on humans.
  • Some form of astrology shows up in various belief systems in ancient cultures.
  • In Ancient China, noblemen looked at eclipses or sunspots as portents of good ...

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