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a good question Susan. In this case, it was one of the reason I wrote the book. If the Taurid meteor stream is a continuing threat to Earth, do you think it would be better to know about so that we can do something about future impacts?

With the knowledge available to physicists and astronomers now, the information is available to all, is it not? It is, as I said very interesting to know what ancient people thought and knew, but I don't think it is of greater benefit now than modern knowledge. Hmmm.I recently read i.e. my reader read it to me over a period of months) 'Living With The Stars' by Karel and Iris Schrijver - fascinating.

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Moreover, my work has a lot to say about the origin of religion, including many current religions - they are very likely derived from an ancient comet cult, as exemplified by Gobekli Tepe. That could be very meaningful for a lot of people.

Again, a qualified yes, but the most important thing is that it has taken far, far too long for a growing number of people to realise that all religious faith beliefs originate in human minds.

Susan