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Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by LUXUS
You can't hide behind the sun all of the time. 6 months ago we were on the other side of the sun and saw nothing. The biggest problem is that even if it were there anything entering the solar system would cause the other planets to alter their orbits. We'd detect that change.
Originally posted by nastyj
Im not a skeptic nor a believer in the theory, and the hieroglyphs of Egyptian showing a 13th planet etc all seem to have some value into the theory of a planet x nibiru.
Originally posted by DGFenrir
Originally posted by nastyj
Im not a skeptic nor a believer in the theory, and the hieroglyphs of Egyptian showing a 13th planet etc all seem to have some value into the theory of a planet x nibiru.
That's interesting. Can we have a link to that or somethng? I thought that the ancient Egyptians only knew 5 planets or so..
This was the last great composition concerning the netherworld, where the sun disk is raised up from the depths of the earth by numerous pairs of arms, and where the enemies of Egypt, those whose souls have not been blessed, are punished and destroyed in the Place of Annihilation.
The first link is to an image from Sumer that is used by Sitchin in his incorrect translation to claim that the Sumerians knew about other planets we do not know about. No archaeologists agree with Sitchin's translations. Astronomers have shown that no planets can orbit the sub with 320AU of the sun.
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by nastyj
The elliptical shape in the Egyptian hieroglyphic alphabet is believed to be a stylized mouth, and was probably pronounced like an "L" or an "R."
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Originally posted by nastyj
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by nastyj
The elliptical shape in the Egyptian hieroglyphic alphabet is believed to be a stylized mouth, and was probably pronounced like an "L" or an "R."
www.greatscott.com...
Is there any explanations of the other glyphs? such as the helicopter and other aircraft looking ones, im sure if they were all commonly used glyphs they would have appeared at more random sections of walls, but to have al these glyphs i one area, that all seem to resemble some sort of craft is still weird to me.
The glyphs are a result of both erosion of the stone surface (evident elsewhere in the temple) and the process of filling in and re-carving the stone to replace some of the original hieroglyphics. The technical term for such a surface that has been written on more than once is a palimpsest. The usurping and modifying of inscriptions was common in ancient Egypt throughout its history. The Abydos glyph was modified at least once in antiquity, and perhaps twice. Some of the filling has fallen out in places where the older and the newer inscriptions overlap, and the result is unique and odd-looking.