I'm new to the community and an aspiring astrophysicist. I was hoping to share knowledge and perspective among fellow lovers of astronomy (which I'm still very inexperienced in)
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Welcome to the group. Will follow you as I am interested in hearing what you have to say.
dalefvictor
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Apr 29, 2018
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How far along are you? Astrophysics was my first love, but I was talked out of it to pursue a more "responsible" career. Good luck to you!
CraeftSmith
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Apr 29, 2018
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I am an astrologer, which appeared long before astronomy. Actually the 2 converge. I just study the planets and how they relate to each other and us. I have always been an astrologer. I am just not into arguing the belief. It is the oldest religion, however I think of it more as a spiritual science. It is not something I consider a belief, but more of a psychological tool. So do not put me in a box. We are but one galaxy, the Milky Way. There are thousands. I think Andromeda is the closest. I just am making this remark because the universe is so vast, only a small piece of it is known to us.
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