This excerpt below is extracted from Raphael’s work, “A Manual of Astrology,” detailing the contrasting lives of two individuals—one lived amidst royalty, while the other experienced an ordinary existence. Despite their divergent social statuses, the passage highlights the influence of Continue reading Astrology Twins
While astrology is often associated with the study of planetary influence on human behavior and events, some enthusiasts also explore how they may correlate with extreme weather conditions and natural disasters. In one particular instance, the coldest day on record Continue reading Weather Records
Here I am, bundled up like a Russian nesting doll in the heart of this cold British winter. Yesterday, I had to embark on a journey across treacherous black ice. My legs are now throbbing like they’ve been through the Continue reading Coldest Day Recorded
One evening, I was, lounging in the glow of my television, absorbing an astronomy program, when the presenter explored the planet Jupiter. This gas giant is so absurdly enormous that you could tuck a thousand Earths into its swirling, stormy Continue reading Astronomy Vs Astrology
On July 25, 1978, Louise Brown, the world’s first test-tube baby, was born in the U.K. Her mother, Lesley Brown, had been unable to conceive because of blocked Fallopian tubes and had undergone experimental fertility treatment to become pregnant. The Continue reading Uranus Transits Scorpio: First Test-Tube Baby Born