Would one of you like to be the book discussion leader for The Human Cosmos?
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The Human Cosmos - Ch. 1: Myth
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Re: The Human Cosmos - Ch. 1: Myth
Can’t wait to see these changes, Chris.Chris OConnor wrote:Would one of you like to be the book discussion leader for The Human Cosmos?
I’m not sure we need a discussion leader. But Robert seems a natural choice.
I will do my best to contribute as well.
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What’s this Think Again, Mr. P?Mr. P wrote:Just got my copy yesterday. Will be joining in hopefully soon. I still gotta get my Think Again notes converted into conversation topics. Lol
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Re: The Human Cosmos - Ch. 1: Myth
This painting, done millennia before the invention of writing, shows accurate depiction of the most vivid stars of the night sky in the constellation of Taurus. The Pleiades are the group of six stars above the bull, while the Hyades, including the bright star Aldebaran, can be seen accurately positioned within the bull's head. There are also stars that correspond to the tips of the bull's horns.geo wrote:Bull No. 18
from the Hall of Bulls at Lascaux Cave.
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geo wrote:What’s this Think Again, Mr. P?Mr. P wrote:Just got my copy yesterday. Will be joining in hopefully soon. I still gotta get my Think Again notes converted into conversation topics. Lol
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When you refuse to learn, you become a disease.
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Duh! Of course!Mr. P wrote:geo wrote:What’s this Think Again, Mr. P?Mr. P wrote:Just got my copy yesterday. Will be joining in hopefully soon. I still gotta get my Think Again notes converted into conversation topics. Lol
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