Dutch
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DarbyII:
Hoagland is listed in the library yes. He uses platonic solid based geometry yes. I use it to monitor Earthchange activities and possibly HD initiated events on other planets/ sun etc.
I do have a problem with making money of this, so I don't why you've posted this here. Again: circular orbits are irrelevant, even if a planet would make an impossible squared orbit, it's still the orbital period that matters in relation to the intelligent correlations.
Dutch copied most of this clap-trap from Hoagland. Hoagland “borrowed” most of this from astrology to make his Marz-Barz case - not to mention money, lots of it (and I have no problem with anyone making an honest buck, operant word being "honest"). Go to any astrology site and see how an astrological chart is drawn. It is based on Ptolemaic astronomy, perfect circles and geocentricity. Somewhere in the past three or four years I believe that we discovered that Earth is not the center of the universe, planets do not travel in perfect circular orbits and orbital mechanics is so complex that we can't actually predict the position of the moon in the future by a single equation. Or was that a bit more than three or four years ago that we discovered all of this? I forget.
Hoagland is listed in the library yes. He uses platonic solid based geometry yes. I use it to monitor Earthchange activities and possibly HD initiated events on other planets/ sun etc.
I do have a problem with making money of this, so I don't why you've posted this here. Again: circular orbits are irrelevant, even if a planet would make an impossible squared orbit, it's still the orbital period that matters in relation to the intelligent correlations.