Did Other Planets Cause The Black Plague?

Dale Mussen — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 10:00:04 +0000

History books say the Bubonic Plague – the Black Death began sweeping across Asia, the Middle East and finally Europe beginning on this date in 1345 when Saturn, Jupiter and Mars all lined up in such an odd way that it affected Earth. That really wasn’t the cause but what is true is that 25-million people died as a result.

Dale's Daily Data: Bubonic Plague

Dale Mussen — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 10:00:53 +0000

History books say the Bubonic Plague – the Black Death began sweeping across Asia, the Middle East and finally Europe in 1345 taking the lives of 25-million people. Middle Age scholars believed it all happened because Saturn, Jupiter and Mars all lined up in such an odd way that it affected Earth.
We know now the plague was caused by a bacteria carried by fleas that usually traveled on rats. When the rats died, the fleas jumped off to other mammals. The first sign of the plague was when people first complained of headaches, fever and chills. Their tongues often appeared a whitish color, followed by severe swelling of the lymph nodes. Finally, black and purple spots appeared on the skin and death often followed within a week.

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Did Other Planets Cause The Black Plague?

Dale's Daily Data: Bubonic Plague