in the middle ages the order of succession of the planetary spheres had far reaching implications starting from earth which was their center the succession was as follows moon mercury Venus sun mars Jupiter Saturn implicit in that order were two fundamental consequences the hours of the day and the sequence of days of the week there were hours from midnight to midnight which made up what was called the day natural and these were the hours of the clock however there were also hours from sunrise to sunset and those were termed the hours of the planets they were termed unequal for an obvious reason the period between sunrise and sunset change in length with the suns annual coarse only twice in the year will the hours of the clocks and the hours of the planets be identical Geoffrey Chaucer a medieval writer was quoted as saying each constellation has its own qualities and each planet has its own nature he believed mars was hot and dry Venus was hot and moist and so on other writers believed that the twelve constellations of the zodiac were accidental groupings astrological clusters that had great impact on the human world in worn and faded parchments the strange science of the middle ages still survives in all its outdated glory we would do well to remember just how much we’ve learned and how much society’s scientific advancement have improved from century to century.
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