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Originally Posted by north
Originally Posted by north
you say "should" "overpower any gravitational effects of any other planet/body in the solar system".
before we go further;
prove your "should".
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Originally Posted by Bignose
You are kidding, right? OK, I didn't fly off the earth during its last rotation and my position came the closest it would to the moon.. Therefore, the earth's gravitational effect dominates. Then, the tides correspond to the positions of the moon and the sun, not the other planets. So, the moon and the sun have the next largest gravitational effects here on earth. If the other planets had any graviational effects these would have been observed by now.
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agreed
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Originally Posted by Bignose
I included 'should' mainly as a courtesy to the OP, since he has different beliefs about gravity, beliefs completely unsubstantiated by all the other knowledge about gravity that we know today. He keeps stating that the graviational effects of all the planets influence us, but everything we know about gravity tells us that the gravity from the other planets is exceptionally -- I would say insignificantly -- small. That is a simple calculation based on Newton's theory of gravitation: the force is proportional to the product of the two objects' masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
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the thing is that, while I agree with you fundamentally, there are characteristics of people which coincide, when planets are at a certain position. generally speaking.
and astrology, if done right, takes at least 8hrs or so to be done throughly. astrology is not a newspaper "thing". a personal astrology, specific to you, is much, much more complicated than this.