Doctor of the Church Thomas Aquinas lived during the thirteenth century. He taught that prostitution is absolutely necessary for the world! Because the male drive would allow only two options. Either visit a brothel or seduce if not rape respectable women. So the existence of brothels, where you don’t find respectable women, is better. And […]

I asked the DeepSeek AI to help me with interpreting the asteroid Heracles in the zodiac signs. Here is what DeepSeek came up with: Heracles in Aries — The Erymanthian Boar Labor: Subduing wild rage with controlled aggression.Interpretation: You charge headfirst into challenges, fueled by raw courage. Your “boar” is impulsivity or anger that must […]

A reduced uptake of proteins has in yeast and rodents the effects of reducing oxidative cell damages so that tissues function longer, improved sensibility for insulin, reducing body fat in spite of a stable uptake of calories, and prolonged lifespan. These effects are stronger in male individuals than in female individuals. Less data are available […]

Keller is asteroid #5938 and also known as 1980 FH2. Keller measures 5.5 km in diameter. Keller’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.34 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.07, a period of revolution of 1’308 days, and an inclination of 3.6 degrees. Keller was discovered by the Swedish astronomer Claes-Ingvar Lagerkvist at […]

Europeans suffer from heat and drought because this year is a very hot year, which rivals with 2003 and with 2018. Inland waterway transportation is afflicted due to low water since late July. Yet the People’s Republic of China reports that the Yellow River flows steadily. You might not wonder about this because the Yellow […]

Kepler is asteroid #1134 and also known as 1929 SA. Kepler is a Mars-orbit-crosser and measures approximately four kilometers in diameter. Kepler’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.69 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.47, a period of revolution of 1’607 days, and an inclination of 15.3 degrees. Kepler was discovered by the […]

Martin Armstrong complained: “Private property means absolutely nothing if government can dictate its use without assuming the financial burden of ownership.” His whole blog post is a mere complaint. While his description is correct without any doubt, he seems to be clueless about how this situation occurred. He at least doesn’t try to explain it. […]

Kozuki is asteroid #10368 and also known as 1995 CM1. Kozuki measures 5.4 km in diameter. Kozuki’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.39 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.12, a period of revolution of 1’352 days, and an inclination of 10.0 degrees. Kozuki was discovered by Kobayashi Takao (小林 隆男) at the […]

Martin Armstrong spreads strange news again. He says that China no longer needs Germany. The truth is that China never needed Germany. China had only by German and other Western companies at the beginning of this century been discovered as a sales market. And as an additional area to where production could be off-shored if […]

Kozyrev is asteroid #2536 and also known as 1939 PJ. Kozyrev measures 8.0 km in diameter. Kozyrev’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.31 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.23, a period of revolution of 1’279 days, and an inclination of 4.9 degrees. Kozyrev was discovered by the Soviet astronomer Grigory Nikolayevich Neujmin […]