misshestermoffitt
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How do you explain that they knew about stars that modern man didn't "discover" until the 1960's. Before the 60's there weren't any telescopes that could see those stars.
There is another tribe called the Dogon from Africa. They are very ancient, their tribal lore goes back farther than you can imagine. They also knew about these stars. They have a legend about a space creature named Nommus that came to earth and taught them how to survive. Their legend claims that the space creature told them about those stars. Stars that do exist, stars we couldn't see and couldn't prove were there until 40 years ago, yet the talk of these stars goes way back into their tribal lore for thousands of years.
I think it's interesting that Dogon Nommus when spelled backwards turns into "summon No God"
We are not alone, we never have been, we will not last forever, anyone who thinks we will is a fool. If I had to pick I would have wanted to be here either during the very beginning of mankind, or the very end. Well here I am, and the end is nigh, at least we all get front row seats.
There is another tribe called the Dogon from Africa. They are very ancient, their tribal lore goes back farther than you can imagine. They also knew about these stars. They have a legend about a space creature named Nommus that came to earth and taught them how to survive. Their legend claims that the space creature told them about those stars. Stars that do exist, stars we couldn't see and couldn't prove were there until 40 years ago, yet the talk of these stars goes way back into their tribal lore for thousands of years.
I think it's interesting that Dogon Nommus when spelled backwards turns into "summon No God"
We are not alone, we never have been, we will not last forever, anyone who thinks we will is a fool. If I had to pick I would have wanted to be here either during the very beginning of mankind, or the very end. Well here I am, and the end is nigh, at least we all get front row seats.
