posted June 29, 2013 07:28 PM            

So if one day go to Mars and have Mars in Aries my Sun would be Libra on the martian surface? Maybe if I was born on mars..
I would imagine a persons nature would alter on a different planet.

I wonder what earth would represent..
Maybe earth would represent the moon?

galactic astrology sounds interesting.

Maybe heliocentric astrology will be the future if people keep on traveling in space.

posted June 29, 2013 09:01 PM            

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Originally posted by StarlightSmileSupreme:
Humans need to find a planet further away from the sun, like in another solar system - that far away, to have a backup for earth. Mars is too close to the sun. Humans will probably waste a lot of time and money terraforming Mars anyway. Silly humans.

Not sure what the new astrology will be, Kero. I think it would be nifty if you could come up with an astrology for The New Space. You could even make yourself into a sign and personalize it.

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Really.. well maybe not in our solar system..
HEH maybe when I die my corpse will be thrown into space possibly crystalized and become an astrological body.

What do you think about mars thou? Astrologically? Thats our next destination.
Within this century I definitely see people living on mars.

Well personally I have a sneaking suspicion that we're going to mars because they detected some valuable natural resources and need humans to check it out... I don't trust human nature, after all the reason they went to the new world was for gold lmao..

But as always they will need more people and eventually humans will settle there in weird space stations..

posted June 29, 2013 09:08 PM            

Mars hasn't a magnetic field - number one problem. It is at the mercy of solar winds. If humans cannot find a way to create a magnetic field around Mars, solar winds will erode any atmospheric attempt made by man. Whatever is at Mar's core cannot generate such a field. Major obstacle for fully terraforming the Martian surface.

There could be colonists contained in a small, artificial environment, though.

However, The New Space could definitely have it's own signs and there are infinite number of planets. So, what are some ideas for these signs? What about that one dude you talked about? The one that looked like a Simpson morphed into a lobster? Maybe he's could be one?

posted June 29, 2013 09:08 PM            

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Originally posted by L0veLess:
That is so crazy!
born on a spaceship! just imagine if that spaceship was trillions of lightyears away would they be using the nearest planets as a birth chart? Or whatever native astrology is used on some foreign planet? o.O!
iiiinteressting thread that makes me wonder, this is!

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posted June 29, 2013 09:18 PM            

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Problem is, it's not practical. What is the point of being on the moon? The only reason, to study it. What other reason exists? It's not like it's hospitable. You are not going to see a lot of people living there.

Mars hasn't a magnetic field - number one problem. It is at the mercy of solar winds. If humans cannot find a way to create a magnetic field around Mars, solar winds will erode any atmospheric attempt made by man. Whatever is at Mar's core cannot generate such a field. Major obstacle for fully terraforming the Martian surface.

There could be colonists contained in a small, artificial environment, though.

However, The New Space could definitely could definitely have it's own signs and there are infinite number of planets. So, what are some ideas for these signs? What about that one dude you talked about? The one that looked like a Simpson morphed into a lobster? Maybe he's could be one?

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The moon is the stepping stone to the space travel...
I think it's sad we can't vist the moon..

Instead of spending money on pointless wars why not focus on evolving, creating technological advances.
Especially ways for colonization, a bio dome method could possibly work
Space travel is not easy either.. How do we expect to adapt if we don't learn how to exist in harsh environments.
What will happen when earth becomes inhospitable, which will inevitably happen..

posted June 29, 2013 10:42 PM            

Here's a link and a little description for Habitable Earths!
http://www.sciencecodex.com/astronomers_detect_3_superearths_in_nearby_stars_habitable_zone-114809

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"The three planets in the habitable zone are roughly Earth-sized, and only about three to four times the mass of the Earth," said Steven Vogt, University of California, Santa Cruz astronomy and astrophysics professor who is on a team with Paul Butler of the Carnegie Institution of Washington's Department of Terrestrial Magnetism that made this discovery.

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posted June 29, 2013 10:46 PM            

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Originally posted by Kerosene:

galactic astrology sounds interesting.

Maybe heliocentric astrology will be the future if people keep on traveling in space.

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posted June 29, 2013 10:48 PM            

So i'm assuming the earth will represent the qualities our moon does. Earth is like our mother.

I would imagine the Sun, Earth and Asc will be the most important.

I'm also assuming our placement for sun will be extremely important because it represents Mars too.

posted June 29, 2013 10:52 PM            

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Originally posted by StarlightSmileSupreme:
There's sooooo many things to consider there, Ms Prism! That's an entirely other topic altogether. Just because they are in the Goldilocks doesn't really say much about what's there.

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But but but I just wanted to add to the thread and be somebody!

posted June 29, 2013 10:58 PM            

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Originally posted by MsPrism:
But but but I just wanted to add to the thread and be somebody!

Haha I'm kidding. I really wouldn't know where the heck to start if we were going to answer the OP's question. It's funny though because a naysayer of Astrology asked me the same question the other day and my answer was "All I can do now with Astrology is apply it to experiences I have had and test it for consistency. What you ask is impossible for me to test, therefore I have no answer to your question."

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posted June 29, 2013 11:10 PM            

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Originally posted by StarlightSmileSupreme:
Problem is, it's not practical. What is the point of being on the moon? The only reason, to study it. What other reason exists?

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posted June 29, 2013 11:12 PM            

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Originally posted by orocairion:

Helium-3 as fuel for Fusion Reactors. Of course, if fusion reactors ever become economically viable...

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posted June 29, 2013 11:16 PM            

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Originally posted by StarlightSmileSupreme:
Mars has two known moons, Phobos and Deimos.

What would really be cool is if humans could live on one of Jupiter's moons, or Saturn's.

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posted June 29, 2013 11:17 PM            

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Originally posted by StarlightSmileSupreme:
That's a good point but it's just not enough to get many people there. It would be a mining operation requiring workers and other personnel. Then, you have to get the Helium 3 back here. Any ideas?

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posted June 29, 2013 11:19 PM            

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Kerosene: The moon wouldn't count if we lived in mars because it's a small body that orbits the earth.
So i'm assuming the earth will represent the qualities our moon does. Earth is like our mother.

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Okay let's see I just opened my imagination and let everything leak out, like paint. About the planets, what we name them is what they represent, and everything we find about them relates to what they represent. Earth/Gaia is the goddess of the earth, opposite of Uranus who is the god of the sky.

Uranus is change and innovation, so I think Earth in a natal chart would represent fertility and thriving. I think it would make a perfect duo with the Moon, which is emotion and comfort. The two in a natal chart could show both our emotions, our comfort zones and memories, and when we're at our best and most natural (think home life). And more importantly as a connection between the two, on Earth, we relate the Moon to our past, and as a duo, this would entirely fit - the Earth is where we as humans came from.

Being that Earth would orbit the Sun, it fits as our desire to domesticate and bring forth enrichment would focus on ourselves. Mercury is structure and data, Venus is ideals and value, Earth might be shaping and domesticating.

Mercury is the walls, Venus is the paint, Earth is the furniture. The house itself is the Sun. !

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Kerosene: i forgot mars had moons.
This got exciting.

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