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    Conj of Planets and GPS
    From: Richard B. Emerson
    Date: 2000 May 09, 15:39 EDT

    Gordon J. Talge writes:
     > 1)  Conjunction of Planets:
     >     Wonder if any of you have read the book, "5/5/2000" by Richard
     > Noone.
     >     The basic idea is that the planets aligning on 5/5/2000 would cause
     >     massive disruption of the ice caps of Anartica causing a "polar
     > shift"
     >     and unless you were at a special secret pivot point you would would
     > be
     >     killed. This whole thing would usher in a new age where what was
     > left
     >     of the world and civilization would have to start over again.
    Sigh... it's books like this that suck in the gullable and ignorant,
    making the world a sadder place as they live in fear of what will
    never happen.  Noone clearly flunked physics 101 and was too stupid to
    know it.  His last name says who should buy his blather: Noone.
    For the record, these conjunctions (give or take a planet) happen
    every 50 years on average and have been happening for millenia.
    Rick
    S/V One With The Wind, Baba 35
    

       
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