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Where is Mercury! And Venus Out of Place!
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 908584:MV8xMDQ4MDg3XzE2NjE5ODE4XzJGMTg1MzBG] [quote:Anonymous Coward 896329] BS flags do not an explanation make, looser. http://www.zetasquawk.com/crit182-1.html Strike one against you. [/quote] Teehee on zetasquawk, they don't know squat, er squawk. http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/debunking-the-debunkers-the Debunking the Debunkers: The Correct Definition of Trimester Around here, you hear the word "trimester" used a lot, specifically in the phrase "magnetic trimester." We have had a number of new members come from another website out of curiosity, quoting an erroneous definition they picked up off that website (which shall remain nameless) and I thought I would take the opportunity to correct the misinformation (a process also known as "debunking"). From definition.com: Trimester (noun) 1. a term or period of 3 months; 2. one of the three approximately equal terms into which the year is divided by some colleges, schools, etc. And from the medical dictionary: a period of three or about three months especially : any of three periods of approximately three months each into which a human pregnancy is divided Origin & History: 1815–25; < F trimestre < L trimē(n)stris of three months, equiv. to tri- tri + -mē(n)stris (see semester) The word originated in 1821, "period of three months," from Fr. trimestre (1611), from L. trimestris "of three months," from tri- "three" + mensis "month" (see moon (n.)). Specific obstetrics sense is attested from 1916. So, obviously, the word simply means a period of three months, with the specialized obstetrical usage appearing later. Nowhere can I find any definition that states that a trimester is always "a division of a larger period that is a multiple of 3" or some such nonsense. And, obviously, the usage as a year-round school schedule is not erroneous, either. Now, if the originators of the misinformation about the term "trimester" can't even get that right, who can believe anything else that the say, eh? The 12-month calendar is divided into three parts as pertains magnetic influences: January - April (the weakest) May - August (the strongest) September - December (the middle strength) For more correct information, see http://www.zetatalk.com/index/zeta108.htm. [/quote]
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Mercury is supposed to be making a transit, according to official sites:
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link to sungrazer.nrl.navy.mil
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Transits of Objects through the LASCO/C3 field of view (FOV) in 2010
Jan01-Jan07 Mercury +3.1mag Left to Right
Mar07-Mar22 Mercury -1.8mag Right to Left
Apr23-May03 Mercury +4.0mag Left to Right
Yet it is NOT showing up on C3! Images from other transits show it present from the first day of transit to the last, even when at a lesser magnitude that the current passage.
:January201:
:March2010:
:April2010:
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