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Strategies & Market Trends : Taking Advantage of a Sharply Changing Environment

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To: isopatch who wrote (1331)	1/19/2019 10:35:47 PM
From: Doug R	2 Recommendations Recommended By Hawkmoon isopatch of 6350

Iso, I have found that Archaeo-Astronomy is one of the best ways to confirm/disconfirm some of the various interpretations of geologic data put forth in alternative views of deep anthropologic history. Also, from that viewpoint I'm finding that it's more likely that the observation of precession might be due to the sine wave-like motion (when viewed inward or outward along the galactic plane) of the entire solar system (as it follows the Sun's path) in reference to the galactic plane.....rather than a, still as yet undocumented by any real data, "wobble" in Earth's rotation. The "wobble" would show up in positional observations relating to the planets in our solar system...but it does not. While it does show up in reference to distant stars and constellations of stars which would also be moving in a similar, cyclic, helical manner. I also think that our Sun very likely has a binary companion...as do most stars. That companion is not shown in the video below but one can easily envision its presence as opposite to the Sun in the motion presented.

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