On Jun 6, 12:30*pm, Anthony Ayiomamitis wrote:
Dear group ... and oriel,

Amid great devastation,and the loss visited on astronomy is among the
greatest, there are no proper words to convey it -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRMz8fKkG2g

I have used 'ground zero' to describe the loss of 3 planetary facts
contained within the 24 hours/360 degrees longitude meridians and the
loss of the retrograde resolution ,losses which makes anything
productive ,where planetary dynamics are involved,impossible and now
you know it.Unlike other times and other human endeavors when great
destruction occurs,there is no authority at the moment to deal with
the magnitude of the astrological errors pouring in over astronomy.

You would find it difficult to feel the loss of the structures such as
timekeeping and structural astronomy in much the same way as some
people feel the hairs on the back of their neck stand up when they see
the twin towers,that type of loss can only come when people have risen
above mediocrity and have seen something that was once a symbol of
pride for our race.

I hardly know what to say anymore,even these few words will be set
upon by people who hardly know what was lost and take dignity and
sometimes sorrow as a weakness.

No need to attach my name anymore,I already told you that in a
previous post.