I agree that planets have a little bit of influence on us. But that's nothing compared to other factors such as:
- did your mother conceive you in autumn or in spring? (temperature has a influence on the sex of a child)
- what did your mother eat when she was pregnant?
- how did she feel? what did she think?
- and most important: what's her and your father's DNA?
And after that: where were you brought up? By whom? Etc...
Now, imagine the sun as a soccer ball, then:
- Earth would be a size of a head of a pin, distant 30 metres from the sun,
- Jupiter would be far away for something like 160 metres (and probably not bigger than a table tennis ball)
- Neptune's distance frome the sun would be nearly one kilometre.
Electromagnetic fields are strong when you're near them, but since planets are extremely small, and they are extremely distant, I don't think they influence us very much.
I'd risk saying that a long time ago, when people didn't know science that much, they searched for a way to explain things in a way they'd understand it. But a lot has changed since then...
It's better to start research without holding on to astrology, rather than giving it a doubtful scientific explanation.
That's my point of view.
- did your mother conceive you in autumn or in spring? (temperature has a influence on the sex of a child)
- what did your mother eat when she was pregnant?
- how did she feel? what did she think?
- and most important: what's her and your father's DNA?
And after that: where were you brought up? By whom? Etc...
Now, imagine the sun as a soccer ball, then:
- Earth would be a size of a head of a pin, distant 30 metres from the sun,
- Jupiter would be far away for something like 160 metres (and probably not bigger than a table tennis ball)
- Neptune's distance frome the sun would be nearly one kilometre.
Electromagnetic fields are strong when you're near them, but since planets are extremely small, and they are extremely distant, I don't think they influence us very much.
I'd risk saying that a long time ago, when people didn't know science that much, they searched for a way to explain things in a way they'd understand it. But a lot has changed since then...
It's better to start research without holding on to astrology, rather than giving it a doubtful scientific explanation.
That's my point of view.