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Posts: 9 Joined: 24-Apr-2011 Last visit: 26-Oct-2011 Location: Newcastle, Australia
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I've been going out most early mornings over the last week or two to watch the planetary alignment and sunrise. To put it bluntly, it is some FRICKING AMAZING and truley MIND BLOWING viewing!! I am going to rug up and camp out again tonight/early this morning at about 4.30 with my silly little binoculars either at the obelisk or the beach down near Nobbies light house for a clear, unimpeded, grand view all the way to the horizon of Mars, Venus, Mercury and Jupiter in all their epic glory followed by a delicious display of natures most delicate and fleeting beauty.. Sunrise. Well Im definitely going to watch Where ever you are I heartily suggest you sneak a peak Well worth the briskness of early morning  Unfortunately I can't post in the main forums yet I hope people still roam the nursery forums! Much love, Bebs. Bebses Dendrite Blog of Consciousnessattempting to connect myself with our (GREATER SELF)
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Posts: 323 Joined: 17-May-2011 Last visit: 14-May-2014 Location: syntax
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Sounds like a nice sight. how visible are they? close enough to make out in a photo or not?
i think people under estimate these things. when that ammount of 'mass' is aligned, there are bound to be some kind kind of energetic build ups, either direct or subtle.
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Posts: 9 Joined: 24-Apr-2011 Last visit: 26-Oct-2011 Location: Newcastle, Australia
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d-T-r wrote:i think people under estimate these things. I agree with you there d-T-r, both in power and the size too! I nearly crashed my bike the first night I saw them they are GIGANTIC!! Gives you a real nice perspective of the scope and size of our solar system in reference to the wider galaxy and all that other awesome... Maybe I should use the term mind EXPANDING rather than mind BLOWING  Bebses Dendrite Blog of Consciousnessattempting to connect myself with our (GREATER SELF)
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James
Posts: 35 Joined: 12-May-2011 Last visit: 08-Sep-2011 Location: Australia
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Oh yay, someone so close to where I live (im on the Central Coast) to discuss ways of getting our hands on mimosa. Locked up inside you, like the calm beneath castles, is a cavern of treasures no one has been to.
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Posts: 12340 Joined: 12-Nov-2008 Last visit: 02-Apr-2023 Location: pacific
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^you guys have so much acacia though I wouldnt worry about mimosa..go on a road trip to where the acacia is and harvest some. I wish I had a telescope for these sort of astrological events. Long live the unwoke.
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Posts: 746 Joined: 30-Sep-2009 Last visit: 04-Apr-2024 Location: United Kingdom of Hyperspace
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Greetings to Newcastle, Australia.....From Newcastle, UK..... Welcome to the Nexus. Peace Macre All things stated within this website by myself are expressly intended for entertainment purposes only.
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Posts: 4639 Joined: 16-May-2008 Last visit: 24-Dec-2012 Location: A speck of dust in endless space, like everyone else.
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Macre wrote:Greetings to Newcastle, Australia.....From Newcastle, UK.....
Welcome to the Nexus.
Peace
Macre Hmm, why didn't they call it newnewcastle?
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polytrip wrote:
Hmm, why didn't they call it newnewcastle?
Haha because in Australia they're just called Newcastle. In the UK we're called Newcastle upon Tyne (unless you live in Newcastle under Lyme lol) I like Newnewcastle, a new place somewhere should take this name. Peace Macre All things stated within this website by myself are expressly intended for entertainment purposes only.
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James
Posts: 35 Joined: 12-May-2011 Last visit: 08-Sep-2011 Location: Australia
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fractal enchantment wrote:^you guys have so much acacia though I wouldnt worry about mimosa..go on a road trip to where the acacia is and harvest some. A lot harder than it sounds. I'm stll not giving up on getting mimosa off the net before I start the tedious hunt, or buy maidenii seeds off shaman-austalis to plant. Locked up inside you, like the calm beneath castles, is a cavern of treasures no one has been to.
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Posts: 323 Joined: 17-May-2011 Last visit: 14-May-2014 Location: syntax
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http://ensign.editme.com/t43dancesthought this might sit well in here as apposed to making another thread for it. It's a piece of software some people have developed, that maps the movement between various pairs of planets and their separate orbits in our solar system. The end result is geometric and spiro-graph-esque patterns     I'm sure a lot of us are aware of sacred geometry and fractals but i find it amazing how these patterns can be noticed either directly, or as collected 'data' in this case between 2 separate variables.
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simply beautiful
Posts: 131 Joined: 22-Feb-2011 Last visit: 03-Aug-2017 Location: way over there
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Wow! Amazing Patterns! Are the planets still visible? I'm hoping for a clear morning this weekend so I can get up early to watch... This, what I'm experiencing now, is a whole new level of my being.
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