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Sunny disposition other solar effects?

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Posted 2009-December-11, 13:11

Maybe solar activity can affect us from the get go?

Just plug in your birthdate to see what was up at that time...

http://spaceweather....spotplotter.htm
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Posted 2009-December-11, 13:27

Well I was born in Jan of '85 and the graph seems to imply numbers were low, low, low.

Not sure what else to say. Do I need to know the phase of the moon as well? :rolleyes:
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Posted 2009-December-11, 14:37

Maybe the Maya could help

http://www.mayanmaji...LKIN/DT/DT.html
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Posted 2009-December-11, 14:58

Sunspot activity on my wife's birthdate (Dec 8, 47) was higher than the activity on mine (Jan 1, 39). This explains a lot, no doubt.
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Posted 2009-December-11, 21:22

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Posted 2009-December-12, 00:28

kfay, on Dec 11 2009, 02:27 PM, said:

Well I was born in Jan of '85 and the graph seems to imply numbers were low, low, low.

Not sure what else to say. Do I need to know the phase of the moon as well? :)

Weird. So was summer of '63. Practically zero.

Is there a trend here?
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Posted 2009-December-12, 03:51

the application is based in monthx, it doesnt interpolate or anything, so I just don't understand why it should ask you for a day :).
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Posted 2009-December-12, 07:50

Fluffy, on Dec 12 2009, 04:51 AM, said:

the application is based in monthx, it doesnt interpolate or anything, so I just don't understand why it should ask you for a day :).

I am not a programmer but maybe most applets for dates use a standard ddmmyyyy format?

As for Phil's question, I might speculate that being exposed to less solar magnetic activity means starting out with a cooler, cloudier and more stormy beginning (if the OP is to be accepted). More cosmic rays bombarding us so we develop accordingly. Surprising that we (of the low numbers) are not more like the Fantastic Four......or are we????? :P
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Posted 2009-December-12, 09:59

The low numbers are the good numbers??? My low score is better than my wife's higher score? Whew, that's a relief. Scores seem to now be in a prolonged downward slide. Is this cause for celebration? Should I revise my pessimistic outlook? Should I consult my horoscope? Will my finesses work more often?
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Posted 2009-December-12, 13:29

So, it might just be that the "higher" numbers at birth indicated a protective cocoon around the planet and the person. Thus leading to people with greater perception and sensitivity.

Certainly the case in my couple... :D

p.s. It is well known that even attempted at random, YOUR finesses come in well below average.... :)
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Posted 2009-December-12, 19:09

I plugged in the birthdates of my sister and me and the graphs looked eerily alike.

The two graphs superimposed:
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Apparently we cause sunspots. :-)
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Posted 2009-December-12, 19:11

Or, perhaps, you both brought rays of sunshine into your home.... :wacko:
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