Astronomical Astrology

  Here are two screen captures I just did of how stars actually are aligned now, with the free software of Stellarium. https://stellarium.org/ Anyone who knows horoscope a little bit (and I'll use the word horoscope for the type of predictions we can read in journals and astrology as the science that intrigued both Newton and Einstein, of the actual bodies of Heaven), will think that we are in Aquarius right now, but look, we haven't even left Capricorn yet. That's all. Case closed. Because that is what horoscope claims, that the sun sign and that the sun entering your sign and whatever else they claim, always refers to an alignment that isn't there. You can't make science with such lazy and outdated maths. It's a necessary foundation, astrology without astronomy makes no sense whatsoever, it'd be like talking about psychology while denying any scientific knowledge we have about the brain. AI says "Contrary to popular belief, the stars in the constellat...

  Astrology has been a subject of interest for people from different cultures throughout history. While some see it as a superstition or pseudoscience, others view it as a legitimate tool for gaining insight into the human experience. In Western cultures, astrology has been heavily influenced by Greek and Roman traditions, with the twelve zodiac signs being associated with different personality traits and corresponding to specific months of the year. In the Middle Ages, astrology was often seen as a tool for predicting the future and was associated with divination and magic. However, with the rise of the scientific revolution in the 17th century, astrology fell out of favor in the Western world and was often seen as a baseless belief system. In Eastern cultures, astrology has a much more significant place in society. In countries such as India, China, and Japan, astrology is seen as a legitimate tool for gaining insight into a person's fate and destiny. It is also used to make pred...