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Pat Farrell wrote:I would love to know how early man was able to discover that by watching the night skys, they could predict the seasons. This was a huge step forward, without it, when do you plant crops?
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Pat Farrell wrote:I would love to know how early man was able to discover that by watching the night skys, they could predict the seasons.
Maneesh Godbole wrote:It seems Venus is visible in the latin american sky all year round, except 8 days. So those cultures built precise astronomical labs to observe and plot Venus's progress in the sky.
Vishal Hegde wrote:How vedic people knew about the Existence of the Planets.Its really seems Strange isnt it.We all discovered by using the Telescopes Rockets etc.
Vishal Hegde wrote:Its also mentioned in Baghvad Geeta that your spirit can travel anywhere using some degree of medidation.is it because of that
Jan Cumps wrote:If I look at farmer's wisdom in our language, it is often refering to events in nature, like:
Particalar bird sings: plant peas
River retracted to it's summer tract: plant something else.
If this or that plant gets leaves or flowers: do ...
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Maneesh Godbole wrote:For e.g. I was on mars last night
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Maneesh Godbole wrote:On the other hand you had a fantabulous show like this every night
Frank Silbermann wrote:I mean, how did they discover that this constellation is a crab, that one is a bear, and this other one is an archer, etc.?
Frank Silbermann wrote:What I can't figure out is how they knew what each constellation represented. I mean, how did they discover that this constellation is a crab, that one is a bear, and this other one is an archer, etc.?
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Jesper de Jong wrote:Wait, do you really mean that it isn't immediately obvious to you that this is looks like a bear?
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