Since Pluto has is now no longer a planet, how does this impact astrology?

Question

Also, since it never was a planet, how does this affect all past astrological stuff?

Answer 1

"Impact" is not a verb.

Answer 2

It won't impact astrology at all. The term 'planet' is just a designation for a heavenly body in astronomy. However this body is called won't matter because it's physical properties are still the same.

Orbit, direction, position, are things that are SUPPOSED to alter an astrological reading.

Answer 3

Its scheduled to be removed from the solar system sometime next week, I believe. If all goes as planned, not much of a difference will be noticed. But it will have to be about as precise as a root cannal if they want to preserve Neptunes orbit and all. But other than the solar system cracking its back and getting used to more leg room, and the Smithsonian having its first ex-planet on display, at the DC center, it wont affect anything really.

Answer 4

yes we have to change the history books for starters. We don't have to think about looking for life on that planet. And we have now learned that some planets are like humans full of gas!!

Answer 5

It shouldn't much, since when the Greeks started the whole thing they only knew about four planets.

And since astrology isn't real, there's no problem.

Answer 6

Since astrology is all pseudo-science anyway, it just points out how ridiculous all that stuff is.

Answer 7

good question. I think they'll still use it for the sake of 300yrs tradition. It will probably be 50 years before we notice a change in the books.

Answer 8

It finally shows that astrology is fake.

Answer 9

i dont think it will change or impact anything. well it makes it easier for kids to learn the planets...one less

Answer 10

What is really going to affect is our economy, the schools have to recall all those books and update them..

Answer 11

yeah, i dont think it will affect anything, my horoscope is never close to being right anyway (not just the newspaper one)