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Originally posted by WarriorKing
Originally posted by Smell The Roses
I have to agree with you on this one. I mean they did know the specifics of our galaxy before science did right? Even if you dispute about the 10th planet, can you dispute that they knew the planets revolved around the sun? Can you dispute the evidence in their text (even just pictures) that they knew more about the galaxy and space than we did oh but 300 years ago? I think the folks that are trying to deny our past are the same that will be unprepared and lost when it all goes down. And its coming soon so ya better be prepared - knowledge is power...Don't be ignorant and naive. Stop listening to what you have been told and look for yourselves.
Brilliantly said.
Just how exactly did the Summerians (and the Mayans too for that matter) know so much about our solar system and its planets? What did they view them with? As far as I know, through all the many digs of ruins that there has been no discovery yet of any telescope whatsoever.
Counter that with Pluto discovered (re-discovered) in the 1930's...and that with the aid of a telescope.
Someone once told me that the science of science itself, in its purest form is common sense.
Wouldn't it make common sense for physicists to take heed to the findings of archeologists; and astronomers to geologists, etc? As from one form of science to another; just different chapters of the same book?
I would arge that the roadblock would be pride.
I would also argue that we here can dispense with that pride and discover the truths ourselves. Some leading, others following, each contributing something of their knowledge as a piece of the puzzle and it comes together. The whole.
This brings a whole new meaning to the word "Networking". And it is working overtime right here and right now let me tell you. Great job.
Originally posted by Smell The Roses
Please if anyone can verify this...I have tried many times now but I can not get these coordinates to show...Verify that this was fixed? I am just curious as to what this location they mention contains and if it was fixed.
Note the Stamp:
David Morrison,
NAI Senior Scientist
June 1, 2009
Should Easily be fixed and easy to show for anyone that is savvy with Google sky.
Originally posted by masonicon
There's discovery of something that very much like modern lenses in the ancient Babylonian and Mayan Ruins and it proves they have telescope, but this discovery is always suppressed
Originally posted by WarriorKing
Originally posted by Parta
i always thought cylinder seals were where the action was. i think those are the clearest record of real events you'll find. mostly free of someones opinion probably.
I percieve that you are tracking with me lock-step about my entire point.
To circulate among the work-a-day masses and memorialize for them the events/"news of the day", the cylinder seals would be put to use.
Think of them as a tabloid of sorts; and the glyphs themselves as photos taken by the paparazzi.
Originally posted by WarriorKing
Originally posted by Smell The Roses
Interesting to note this is what NASA has to say. .
"The Sumerians were the first great civilization, and they made many accurate astronomical predictions, including the existence of the planets Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. So why should we not believe their predictions about Nibiru?
Well done yet again.
Let me pause here briefly with emphasis on the word "predictions".
What if the Sumerians did not "predict" per se, but instead had actual first-hand knowledge imparted to them? Watch what happens as the result ---- "So why should we not believe their (first hand knowledge) about Nibiru?"
Originally posted by Harte
No need to assume the Sumerians did not "predict...."
They didn't.
The Sumerians never mentioned a planet named Niburu.
The Sumerians never mentioned any planet not visible to the naked eye.
Did they know about Uranus?
Who can say? All we know is that they never mentioned it.
It's safe to assume they didn't know about it. How could they?
Harte
[edit on 3/10/2010 by Harte]
Originally posted by Parta
what if it has nothing to do with the stars or a great big boat even? what if its just a huge rectangular walled cowpen like the stories say. what if the cowpen still exists and anyone can go there easily.
Originally posted by WarriorKing
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The Anunnaki mentioned repeatedly using the "home-earth bond" (communication/transport equipment). This mention was written by the people of Sumarians.
And as to the Anunnaki mentioning "home". With certainty the Sumerians would know what "home" meant when referencing the source - the Anunnaki. For example: Two buddies talking and one says to the other he is going home. The buddy hearing these words understands the context. So too would the Sumerians in their day.
For Example: The Lost Book of Enki
"These are the words of Enki, Firstborn of Anu of Nibiru."
Now the tales told of the trip from Nibiru through the solar system by spacecraft from the outer regions encountering first Pluto in its flyby, Then past Neptune, its twin Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, and then onwards through the treacherous asteroid belt (which incidently had destroyed all other previous spaceships attempting to make the voyage) ultimately to arrive by splashdown on Earth are also written down.
Originally posted by Dynamitrios
Arent the asteroids between earth an d MaRS the remnants of a planet which was destroyed in the past? Maybe thats the mysterious Planet X right there.
Wouldnt surprise me if once we start mining the field, we find artefacts of some sort that indicate this planet existed and was habited.
[edit on 10-3-2010 by Dynamitrios]
Originally posted by WarriorKing
I am unfamiliar with this "cowpen".
Originally posted by Dynamitrios
Arent the asteroids between earth an d MaRS the remnants of a planet which was destroyed in the past? Maybe thats the mysterious Planet X right there.
Wouldnt surprise me if once we start mining the field, we find artefacts of some sort that indicate this planet existed and was habited.
Originally posted by WarriorKing
reply to post by Harte
Well I know I don't know how to read cunniform. That is for sure. Maybe you do. So I do take for granted its interpretation. Accordingly, I find other scholarly interpretations not nearly inopposite of Sitchen as perhaps you might suppose.
Originally posted by fallow the light
astronomers have yet to find planet nubiru, and if there were such a planet we would easaly be able to see it in the sky. there is a possibility that nubiru is symbolism for the after world or it could be a "cloaked" planet which would be un seen. but for now there is no solid proof that nubiru nor the anunnaki were and are real. go and do some research on the subject and decide for your self. there are a lot of nuts out there who believe in the anunnaki just because it sounds cool. good luck in your search
Originally posted by WarriorKing
I may not be worth saving while I wallow in my ignorance. So I'll just settle for being a 10 year old kid ignorant of all the complications age and wisdom can inflict and happily concede your majority holding of inteligent quotient.