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Just for fun...
If a baby is born on Mars on July 12, 2014, what would his/her astrological Sun sign be?
If a baby is born on Mars on July 12, 2014, what would his/her astrological Sun sign be?
Math Is Hard said:Just for fun...
If a baby is born on Mars on July 12, 2014, what would his/her astrological Sun sign be?
Math Is Hard said:thanks for your response, Kerrie!
would people on Mars have to develop an entirely new system of astrology, since the one used on Earth is based on a geo-centric model?
(Q) said:So, how exactly do planets millions/billions of miles away affect us?
And why do no two astrologers ever agree on their premonitions?
I don't ever remember Astrology being associated with science - when did that happen?
(Q) said:Thanks - I read them through, however there were no clear answers other than "there is no "cause" in the heavens followed by an "effect" here on Earth. Instead, both planetary and earthly events happen simultaneously and are mutually reflective. Neither is the other here on the Earth below."
Of course, that makes no sense at all and tends to raise more questions than answers.
The significance of a baby being born on Mars is that it would be the first human birth to occur on another planet. This could have major implications for the future of space exploration and colonization.
This is a hypothetical scenario and not scientifically possible at this time. It would require advanced technology and infrastructure to support human life on Mars, including a suitable atmosphere, food, and medical care.
It is likely that a baby born on Mars would have some physiological differences compared to a baby born on Earth. These could include changes in bone density, muscle mass, and lung capacity due to the lower gravity and different atmosphere on Mars.
Growing up on Mars would be significantly different from growing up on Earth. The child would have to adapt to the environment, including the lower gravity, different day-night cycle, and potential exposure to radiation. They would also have limited access to resources and may face social and psychological challenges living in a small, isolated community.
There are many ethical considerations that would need to be addressed before a baby could be born on Mars. These include the safety and well-being of the child, the potential impact on their future health and development, and the responsibility of the parents and society to provide a suitable environment for the child to grow up in.