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conundrummer
Its kind of ironic how believers on this site always seem to be complaining that skeptics don't give UFO evidence a fair shot, yet those believers are already saying this whole month of UFO programming is gonna be crap before they've even seen it.
thesearchfortruth Have you seen some of the recent UFO shows?
"Chasing UFOs", "Uncovering Aliens" — I don't know how else to describe them but "Fake". They don't do any serious investigation and the people aren't real investigators. Even the conversations with the witnesses look like they are being read off a script!
Many people dismiss UFOs without looking at the good evidence—maybe that's because they've seen these shows, which quite frankly don't provide any.
Phage
reply to post by Wolfenz
We aren't talking about elementary school though, are we?
The School's have it all wrong to elementary children
No Son!! you have to Draw a great big Yellow Circle and No Points on it!!
www.sitchiniswrong.com... And you can see the examples he gives. The thing is, the pictures are explained on the pictures themselves, they have cuneiform captions. If you read the whole thing you would understand that.
The Sumerians and Mesopotamians distinguished the sun from stars by using different symbols – and associating each symbol with the sun god and other gods, respectively.
You didn't read the whole thing, did you? Yes, the Sun is a star. And it is represented differently from other stars in Sumerian art because it is a particularly important star. Of course, for you it looks like the Sun, so it must be. If you ignore everything is that is known about Sumerian art and history.
Ohh what trickery is this!! LOL! ahh isnt the Sun A Star!!!
It's not a scroll, it's a seal. And it does not show the Sun and planets. The Sumerians did not know about Neptune, or Uranus, or Pluto, or Eris, or Makemake. They did not name them in there astronomy, they did not know them. Of course, if you don't bother to pay attention to that, you can say the dots are anything you want.
Phage any way want to Slice it ! that Cylinder Scroll Does exist!!
or in another way is its Possible 12 Planets in away if you include Dwarf Plants ! Exo planets
Too bad we don't actually know what that picture represents but at 4.7 billion miles such a planet would have been discovered. Actually, it falls within the orbital parameters of Eris, but it isn't Eris.
its not accurate but its there
Uh oh. But I don't anything on the the seal where "Ceres"is marked. 4.bp.blogspot.com...
problem fixed Phage all better now
edit on 3/3/2014 by Phage because: (no reason given)
And it does not show the Sun and planets. The Sumerians did not know about Neptune, or Uranus, or Pluto, or Eris, or Makemake. They did not name them in there astronomy, they did not know them. Of course, if you don't bother to pay attention to that, you can say the dots are anything you want.
The earliest direct evidence for the constellations comes from inscribed stones and clay writing tablets dug up in Mesopotamia (within modern Iraq)... It appears that the bulk of the Mesopotamian constellations were created within a relatively short interval from around 1300 to 1000 B.C [...] The Mesopotamian groupings turn up in many of the classical Greek constellations. The stars of the Greek Capricorn and Gemini, for example, were known to the Assyrians by similar names - the Goat-Fish and the Great Twins. A total of 20 constellations are straight copies. Another 10 have the same stars but different names. The Assyrian Hired Man and the Swallow, for instance, were renamed Aries and Pisces.[4] The Sumerian constellations were inherited by Babylonian astronomy. There are various Babylonian star catalogues or lists of stars, notably the MUL.APIN, a text dating to the Late Bronze Age, ca. 14th to 12th century BC.
Too bad we don't actually know what that picture represents but at 4.7 billion miles such a planet would have been discovered. Actually, it falls within the orbital parameters of Eris, but it isn't Eris.
its not accurate but its there
Uh oh. But I don't anything on the the seal where "Ceres"is marked. 4.bp.blogspot.com...
problem fixed Phage all better now
It's not really about Nibiru. It's about who told the Sumerians about the Solar System.
Not sure of why there has been a drift to the discussion of Nibiru (which I believe in) but....
Except it isn't. Except that Wolfenz wants to include things that aren't actually part of the seal. Unless you want to include all of the miscellaneous dots on the seal, including those on at the edge of and on the border.
Its about the fact that our current solar system is on there.
Phage
reply to post by QueenofSpades
It's not really about Nibiru. It's about who told the Sumerians about the Solar System.
Not sure of why there has been a drift to the discussion of Nibiru (which I believe in) but....
I'm looking forward to Cosmos too but you may want to rethink your position on Nibiru:
www.abovetopsecret.com...