Re: VMs: Re: Astronomical Notes, Comments, and Replies

[Big Jim <bigjim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 07:42 PM 1/24/2003 -0700, you wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am wondering why such public astronomical events should be subjected to
> encryption? What is the great secret mystery that must be hidden from public
> knowledge? It strikes me that there should be more significant knowledge
> that warrants keeping it from the rest of human understanding and awareness.
> I wonder what that might be?

When all the data is collected we may know more. For now, first impressions 
leave me with a sense of art related to the subject and nothing more. Like 
the plants on other pages that may have reference to what is written on 
those pages.
The Pleiades were mentioned in one post here. There are supposed to be 
destruction myths behind that group of stars. Outside of that fact there 
may be nothing else there but an artistic reference. A public astronomical 
event would be treated the same way. A supernova, visible to all, makes a 
nice reference to the galactic core "star" that can be seen, even in the 
day time.

Regards
Jim

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