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| Jan 1st, 2004 02:16 AM | |
| Mr. Vagiclean | Damn, birth of a messiah? thanksgiving, christmas, newyears and all that good shit didn't even feel or was cherished to its fullest. Hope this dude brings a happier year :/ |
| Jan 1st, 2004 12:04 AM | |
| Jeanette X |
Of all the nights for it to be cloudy! 
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| Dec 31st, 2003 08:41 PM | |
| Bod | I saw a man hitched to a comet or was he chained? |
| Dec 31st, 2003 05:24 PM | |
| Pub Lover |
I thought the orbit of Saturn was 28 years, or is it also depending on the Earth's position?  & it's already New Years Day! 
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| Dec 31st, 2003 05:22 PM | |
| MisSFiT | So the Jewish Messiah will be born tonight? |
| Dec 31st, 2003 05:16 PM | |
| Jeanette X |
For anyone interested in Astronomy Saturn Reaches Closest Point at Midnight The ancient Hebrews associated the planet Saturn with the Messiah and Israel. Three magi from Persia predicted when the Jewish Messiah would be born based on astrology. Exactly at midnight at the beginning of the year 2004, Saturn will be at its brightest and its closest point to Earth in 29 years. "SATURN: Beautiful, breathtaking, jaw-dropping, improbably ringed Saturn: It's getting closer every night this week. You can see it, easily, in the constellation Gemini. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, Saturn will be at its best for the next 29 years." Quoted from http://www.spaceweather.com Note: Gemini is just above Orion, and slightly to the right. It looks like this, although it might not be at exactly the angle shown here, depending on your location: http://stardate.org/images/constellations/gemini.gif Saturn should be just below Castor's right knee. |
