Re: Ancient Greek Computer a Weather Forecaster?

Jim Shaffer, Jr. ( (no email) )
Wed, 2 Feb 2000 20:29:39 -0500

> In the latest Nexus magazine out this month is an interview with
> astrometeorologist Jennifer Lawson. Astrometerology, besides being a long
> word, is used to "forecast weather by studying the angular positions of the
> Sun, Moon and planets in relation to each other and to the Earth. Their
> combined influences disrupt and disturb Earth's atmosphere, affecting our
> weather patterns."

Back in the 20s or 30s, I think, a very high-placed scientist at RCA discovered
that geomagnetic field activity could be predicted by the positions of the
planets. I found a copy of his article on the web a while ago, but I have no
idea where it was. Does anyone have it handy? (I have it in a book somewhere
too, but you haven't seen my book collection...)

--"I'd rather have my country die for me."     --Grace Slick, 'rejoyce'





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