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Tuesday, February 19, 2013

There's a lovely little google doodle today of the planets moving around the our star, the Sun. It's there in celebration of Nikolau...

I’ve been away from Solaris Astrology for a bit taking a bit of an Olympics break. Everyone needs to recharge their batteries and the game...

Today has been a wonderful day for science and an affirmation of the amazing foresight of Professor Peter Higgs, the UK scientist whose ti...

Beaker and Bunsen. Apparently, it's the most important breakthrough in physics since they smashed the atom. Now as students of astrology...

My good friend Isy pointed out in a recent comment that we should not think of Pluto as a simple lump of rock spinning through space, but a...

Our lot often gets hot under the collective collar when scientists diss astrology . Recently the British Astrological Association wrote to t...

Godzilla emerged from the depths of the ocean back in 1954, and trashed Tokyo. He may have been a plastic monster in a less than B-movie, bu...