Cool! Oh, I'm going to do. Pro, Pro, Crow, Crow.

Crows.

Belief is the enemy of knowing.

Crow.

All right, man, welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio. This is episode

202. Jason Linger is with me and Athin Comentes back those who have followed may

remember Athin is a sidereal astrologer. What that

basically means for the sake of conversation is he looks up in the sky and

what he sees in the sky he goes with. No calculations to move it to some other configuration. But before we jump in here on and some followers have been mentioning this which is a good thing. Jason and I get so busy, it's not, you know, we miss a lot of things in the world, including sky stuff.

On February the 18th in the AM in the daytime morning hours for most of us in North America.

And if you're not in North America, you've got to bust out Stelarium to look up what I'm about to tell you.

There's going to be what I call an occultation of Mars, which simply means that the moon will go over and for sake of conversation or Mars will go behind the moon.

Don't hold me. You understand what I'm trying to

describe here. Now for people who followed a long time you may recall that

based on research that I did that is you can't really look up anymore.

There were a bunch of royal astronomers back in the day who claimed when the moon

was new or young it's see-through. They used examples with Jupiter and other things. These people were

defamed for reporting these ideas and there were a number of them and again they're

very difficult to look up now. This is not the perfect conditions, but if we were not moving

towards New Moon and but away from New Moon, they would be damn near perfect conditions.

My point here is go out and film from between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. for most of us in the

United States Mars going behind the moon and get a good close shot on it.

...