The planets seem to wander among the stars, the way that humans walk among the plants and trees? The course of those planets must tell us something about the course of human lives. Walnuts look like brains? They must be good for headaches. If you'd like to contact our team, send a note to moctodliamg at the same thing backwards.īefore the 17th century, Westerners used similarity as the basis for order in the world. Everything authored by us is licensed under the GPL, as a condition of our use of the Swiss Ephemeris, which is itself GPL'd.
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The interactive SVG graphic was based on code for an SVG clock. The site skeleton was pinched from templates available at Many graphics were adapted from icons by Freepik, Nikita Golubev, Smashicons, srip and Twitter.
The astronomical positions are calculated using the Swiss Ephemeris We relied on several open resources to build this site: He cares about science, and blogs about it at. He is a professor at the University of California, Davis in the Department of Communication. The lead is Seth Frey, a cognitive and social scientist. Contributors were You Zhan, Chelsea Kim, Tessa DeAngelo, Xudong Yu, and Grace Wolff, all graduate students at UC Davis. This site was a summer project, an exercise in HTML, CSS, SVG, and Javascript with a pedagogical aim of teaching students to code the Internet.
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