Re: The case is close ( E.T. evidences)

On 23 Nov 2003 16:08:43 -0800, in alt.astrology, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Pietro Sommavilla) wrote:

>Matthew Kriebel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> 
>How the hell did the sumerian know about; uranus "kakkabschana" or
>neptune "en.ti.mash.sig" (that mean shine green planet) without
>telescopes or any hi.tech. tools ?
> 
>>They didn't. This is just Sitchin's wet dream.
> 
>are you sure ? In the 16 century the vatican said that of Giordano
>Bruno.
>
>> http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/8148/hafernik.html
>  
>did you know that voyager sent neptune's pics..and can you figure out
>what is the planet's color ?..shine-green..
>
>> Astronomer's knew of Neptune's color well before Voyager.
>    
>so..?..I know that. 
>
>> > did you know that "we" discovered uranus in 1781 (William
>> > Herschel)neptune in 1846 (johann gotfried Galle & Heinrich Ludwig
>> > d'Arrest) and pluto in 1930 (Clyde Tombaugh)
> 
>> Thanks history boy, but Sitchin is still a fuckwit.
>  
>I don't know about Sitchin, but I know about some Dogon-tribe people
>that were farmers and claimed that Sirius or rather an invisible
>companion star around Sirius is one of most important thinghs in the
>sky, and that Sirius has a tiny unseen companion.
>
>Did you know that they discovered an ancien "elettric-battery" in Iraq
>?

A better description of those so called batteries is  "laden jar". Do
you know the history of laden jars and chemical batteries.


>why those ancient people need a battery for ? did they used to go
>around with walkman ?

It is suspected they used them to shock people with "lightening" if
they touched the holy alter or statues. A second set of speculation is
they used them to electro plate gold.
> 
>> The so called "Bagdad battery" you mean? One of those could provide may 
>> a 1/10 of a volt if it was set up they way some people speculate. It may 
>> have been a tool for primitve electroplating.
>   
>So the Sumerians had elettric knowledge ?

It seems so. Crude but useful.
>
>Did you know that the Dogon tribe wrote: Sirius is one of the most

The dogon tribe had a written language? Since when?

>important stars but it is invisible so how they known about sirius ?

Sirius is a naked eye object.

>Did the Dogon Tribe use telescopes ?

No and neither did they know about an invisible companion star to
sirius.
 
>> Sirius is not invisible. Sirius B is invisible. And the Dogon did not 
>> know about it. Nor did they care.
>> 
>> http://www.ramtops.demon.co.uk/dogon.html
>
>...for the Dogon Sirius has a tiny unseen companion..and Sirius
>actually does have a companion star ! and for realize that you need a
>huge telescope..sir !

Bullshit. 
 
>> "Recently, a Belgian anthropologist, Walter van Beek, who has spent 11 
>> years among the Dogon, pointed out that Griaule's data is unique: "Is 
>> Sirius a double star? The ethnographic facts are quite straightforward. 
>> The Dogon of course, know Sirius as a star [it is after all the 
>> brightest star in the sky]... Knowledge of the stars is not important 
>> either in daily life or in ritual. The position of the sun and the 
>> phases of the moon are more pertinent for Dogon reckoning. No Dogon 
>> outside of the circle of Griaule's informants had ever heard of sigu 
>> tolo or po tolo... Most important, no one, even within the circle of 
>> Griaule informants, had ever heard or understood that Sirius was a 
>> double star [or according to Renard Pále,(6) even a triple one, with B 
>> and C orbiting A]. Consequently, the purported knowledge of the mass of 
>> Sirius B or the orbiting time was absent (van Beek 1991). "
>> 
>> You've been told this already, you woowoo bug-fucker.
>
>Realy ? I just trust my intuition in spite to you all.

Intuition is not better than facts. 

and you are factness simpleton.


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Aktohdi