Vast Talk of New States Sparks Historic Se raus
United Press International survey details proposals for new states from top to bottom. Superior would split Michigan, while Franklin Jefferson Aroostook Winston and Forgetonia appear in varied histories. District of Columbia and Puerto Rico also surface in ongoing debates. Some plans linger as political symbolism.
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Starburst theory links astrology to ancient astronomy claims
Explorer George Michanowsky argues that a nearby ancient supernova in Vela influenced early Sumerian writing and may lie behind zodiacal Aquarius. He says gamma radiation could have shaped culture and psychology, citing cuneiform references and myth connections to astronomy and letters.
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