Is it true on dec 21, 2012, the sun will literally be closer to the Aquarius constellation than to Pisces?

so the so called Age of Pisces will have completely ended on that date.Is it true on dec 21, 2012, the sun will literally be closer to the Aquarius constellation than to Pisces?Even within the pseudoscience of astrology you've still got your ideas mixed up. The "age" is determined by the position of the sun during the vernal equinox, March 21st, not December. This means that the age of Aquarius will begin in 2600.Is it true on dec 21, 2012, the sun will literally be closer to the Aquarius constellation than to Pisces?On December 21 EVERY year the Sun is in Sagittarius, nowhere near Aquarius or Pisces, which just goes to show how wildly inaccurate astrology is!



You're asking this in the wrong category. You'll find "Horoscopes" under "Entertainment," while "Astronomy %26amp; Space" is under "Science %26amp; Mathematics." Yahoo!Answers knows that astrology is not a science.



Astronomers are not fortune tellers. We predict real events in the real universe, not the imaginary effects of the planets on the inhabitants of a small planet in orbit around a yellow dwarf star.



Let me give you a bit of heart-felt advice. Please don't base important decisions in your life on astrology. Look at your options, and make your decision based on factual information and what feels right to you, not on the hocus-pocus that some charlatan dreams up based on the supposed positions of the planets.Is it true on dec 21, 2012, the sun will literally be closer to the Aquarius constellation than to Pisces?The sun isn't close to either of those constellations on Dec 21, 2012. Those constellations are numerous light years away.





Plus, the sun will be in the direction of Saggitarius on December 21 2012...like it is every December 21 of your lifetime.Is it true on dec 21, 2012, the sun will literally be closer to the Aquarius constellation than to Pisces?
No.

Besides all constellations consist of more than one star that are all moving at different speeds to each other.

Our sun is just another star.