I could answer your questions with vague concepts that don't mean anything to anyone, and say something like "The electroplasmodic waves of individual planets travel through quantum solar field to combine with neurotelepsychic particles within our individual aura fields, thus causing psychoelectron pulses to begin effecting synapses within our brains." But answers like that don't really mean anything to most of us and besides I made that up! The truth is that science has barely figured out how moon affects us. We know that it moves tides through it's gravitational pull. We know that women's menstrual cycles are often in alignment with moon. We know that apparent waxing and waning of moon is really just shadows being cast upon it's surface. It isn't really disappearing and reappearing. We know that more babies are born on full moons then any other time in lunar cycle. We know that lunacy is weirdness that sometimes effects people during nights of full moon. But why? Why should size of a shadow effect such things? Isn't moon same size and therefore have same amount of magnetic gravitational pull no matter how much shadow covers it's face? Modern science knows a little bit about our relationship with moon mostly through observation. When astronauts walked around on moon, they didn't find some magical reason for all of these lunar influences.

There was a time in ancient history when mankind thought moon was a grandmother goddess that decided when women would be pregnant and when they would menstruate instead. If you asked them why they believed it or how did moon regulate pregnancies and menstrual flows, you would have been told to observe it for yourself. It's no different then seasons and their continual cycle of birth and death. To argue point would have been ridiculous. Of course Grandmother Moon is in charge of such things, look for yourself, silly! Mankind hasn't really gotten too much further along in his understand of such things. We put our focus and energy into studying other things, like medicine, weapons, and commerce. There's so many amazing mysteries to explore while we're on this planet, it's not really surprising to me that we still don't know very much about magical workings of anything. We observe a lot and take notes to compare future events to past events in hopes of finding patterns and cycles that will somehow explain things or at least let us predict what's next. This is most apparent in our scientific study of weather, earthquakes, and volcanoes. The same holds true for astrology.

“NASA to study man who survives on liquids and sunlight

June 30 2003

An Indian man, who claims to have survived only on liquids and sunlight for eight years, has been invited by NASA to show them how he does it. Hira Ratan Manek - also known as Hirachand - a 64-year-old mechanical engineer who lives in southern state of Kerala, apparently started disliking food in 1992, Hindustan Times newspaper reported. In 1995, he went on a pilgrimage to Himalayas and stopped eating completely on his return.

His wife, Vimla, said: ‘Every evening he looks at sun for one hour without batting an eyelid. It is his main food. Occasionally he takes coffee, tea or some other liquid.’

Last June, scientists from US space agency verified that Manek spent 130 days surviving only on water, report said.

They even named this subsistence on water and solar energy after him: The HRM (Hira Ratan Manek) Phenomenon. Mr Manek is now in US to show NASA's scientists how he survives without food. The US space agency hopes to use technique to solve food storage and preservation problems on its expeditions, report said.

Mr Manek said he "eats through his eyes" in evening, when sun's ultraviolet rays are least harmful. He and his wife claim technique is totally scientific. However, doctors warn that staring at sun can make you blind.

His wife said: ‘He has a special taste for sun energy. He believes only 5 per cent of human brain cells are used by most people. The other 95 per cent can be activated through solar energy.’ This story was found at: http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/06/29/...825280652.html”

BIO-RAM, OAK RIDGES: - In April, 2000 issue of Scientific American that highlighted 'Quantum Teleporting' there was a brief report on discovery from 1999 at Oak Ridges National Laboratory (key to Atomic Bomb research and Black Ops or secret programs) of a biological part of future computers.