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How old is the ZODIAC? | The Historical Evidence 

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What is the true age of the Zodiac? And for how long have we been using the constellations that make up the #Zodiac? In this video, Dr. Miano investigates the history of zodiacal astrology, tracing the origins of the system and of the signs. From the Romans, to the Greek, to the Babylonians, and back into the Stone Age, he will take you on a journey into the ancient past to see if we can find out exactly how old the Zodiac is.
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0:00 Introduction
3:18 The Hellenistic (Greek) Zodiac
4:17 The Babylonian Constellations
10:35 Sumerian Evidence
12:50 El Castillo Cave
15:34 The Glastonbury Zodiac
24:03 The Alatri Acropolis
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Watch the full episode of Ancient Aliens here:
www.history.com/shows/ancient...
Before Orion by Bernie Taylor:
beforeorion.com
On Ancient Greek Astronomy and Astrology:
erenow.net/ancient/ancient-gr...
sevenstarsastrology.com/how-o...
www.scientificamerican.com/ar...
articles.adsabs.harvard.edu/pd...
articles.adsabs.harvard.edu//f...
articles.adsabs.harvard.edu//f...
members.westnet.com.au/gary-da...
members.westnet.com.au/gary-da...
iep.utm.edu/astr-hel/#SH1a
www.sciencedirect.com/science...
On Babylonian Astronomy and Astrology:
factsanddetails.com/world/cat5...
www.academia.edu/441807/Mesop...
sci-hub.do/doi.org/10...
List of the Modern Constellations:
in-the-sky.org/data/constella...
Mary Caine's original article on the Glastonbury Zodiac:
www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~par...
More on the Glastonbury Zodiac:
www.isleofavalon.co.uk/avalon-...
On the Ponter's Ball excavation:
www.somersetheritage.org.uk/r...
historicengland.org.uk/listin...
On the Glastonbury Tor excavation:
www.somersetheritage.org.uk/r...
Giulio Magli paper on the Alatri Acropolis:
link.springer.com/article/10....
Professor Miano's handy guide for learning, "How to Know Stuff," is available here:
www.amazon.com/How-Know-Stuff...
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@surfk9836
@surfk9836 3 года назад
I don't believe in Astrology. I'm a Leo and Leo's are skeptical.
@noctiscaelum9845
@noctiscaelum9845 3 года назад
I'm a ♌, down to the extra gravity that bears down on my spinal column, he mentions the cosmic hunt, but modern Astrology is so accurate, you should even consider that Leo's spend their maturnal months in September, thus shaping us even more by the seasons, skeptical therefore more logical than non leos? Logic is intentful, the inhabitants knew the shape of the cities pathways relative to the stars, but when is key here: the painting was commissioned when they saw a link, during king Arthur age, but all roadways/pathways do that is the logical fallacy at hand, it reflects a logical understanding of reality, and human nature, but proves nothing new about anthropology let alone Astrology The logical fallacy that the zodiac was random, based on "subliminal will" of early stone age man, seems to be underlying the viewpoints of modern humans, that is most offensive, the cosmic hunt the vid author points out is most logical explanation of the entire mystery
@themaskedman5954
@themaskedman5954 3 года назад
So you believe astrology at the same time you reject it🙄
@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095
@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 3 года назад
I don't believe in astrology, either. But them I am Aquarius and Aquarians are too intelligent to believe in astrology and _Woo!_ {:-:-:}
@billysidness5907
@billysidness5907 3 года назад
👏👏👏👏
@SatoriMusicaofficial
@SatoriMusicaofficial 3 года назад
Hahahah
@Zebred2001
@Zebred2001 2 года назад
Apparently the Pawnee Indians of North America were reasonably advanced star-watchers. They apparently made star-charts on hides. It'd be interesting to review ancient non-western astronomical knowledge.
@insightfulcarrier
@insightfulcarrier Год назад
Remember that old sci fi movie, Close Encounters of The Third Kind? All over the world, a series of tones and colors were being - copied around the world? In the movie it was aliens, but let's say a solar maximum of extreme output from the sun, created Aurora Borealis - but huge scale that was observed simultaneously across the planet by various "Priest Class" and recorded on animal hides, cave walls, land formation?
@johnhough7738
@johnhough7738 9 месяцев назад
Be advised, don't follow that line ... it is very addictive. I fell into the trap when I looked into sites dealing with ancient constructions. We all accept them because they are there but few ask "How the heck did they DO that?" ... and such answers as we are given often make no sense at all.
@vosmash
@vosmash 2 года назад
I’m obsessed with these videos. As a history major in college I like how you use actual academic methods to debunk popular history myths
@LunnaJannah
@LunnaJannah Год назад
Myths
@johnhough7738
@johnhough7738 Год назад
Dammit ... I likes me miffs ... I read 'Exploration Fawcett' quite some decades ago (don't ask) and was hooked by the unasked questions; and by the few bones that Fawcett tossed our way. I'm still ravenous, still gnawing bones, my empty-bone pile is now massive - and all I have is ever more questions and a depleting store of years.
@percubit10
@percubit10 11 месяцев назад
@@johnhough7738 There is some truth to these. More truth here than in Christianity or Islam or any other Abrahamic religions.
@johnhough7738
@johnhough7738 11 месяцев назад
Why single out 'Abrahamic'? To me all religions (that I know of) are simply con-games to separate the uncritical/and or uneducated from their funds. I'll cheerfully debate this with anyone that doesn't (it means: does NOT) refer me to their 'holy' book. Brrrrr ... just too many of 'em.@@percubit10
@ericderome
@ericderome 8 месяцев назад
Oh, did you know that for example the city of Troy was a popular history myth ?? Yes that's right, .... until someone actually FOUND that city !!!! So myth are in (lots of) cases, backed my a true moment or event in history. People that say that one thing IS OR ISN'T a MYTH, is actually , in many cases, taking you for a ride
@thylacinenv
@thylacinenv 3 года назад
Excellent as always. Although Katherine Maltwood can be dismissed as an example of mild British eccentricity, one rascal, Iolo Morgannwg (real name Edward Williams) was responsible for the creation of a pseudo-Druid culture in Wales and celebrated as the world famous Eisteddfod festival. Iolo forged amongst many manuscripts the "Lost" poems by Dafydd ap Gwilym, but his enthusiasm included design resulting in construction of Gorsedd megalithic stone circles dotted around Wales, non of which are ancient although many believe them to be so. His design copies Boscawen-Un located in Cornwall. I would loved to have taken tea with Katherine, probably mad as a March Hare but fascinating non the less.
@chikentori
@chikentori 3 года назад
I'm personally an aquarium, and my partner is a stegasuarus. Neither of us believe in the western zodiac, or astrology in general. But am very interested in the magical thinking people adopt. Fascinating. Would love a video on other mystical practices from around the world!
@bozo5632
@bozo5632 2 года назад
I'm a Vertigo.
@KerriEverlasting
@KerriEverlasting 2 года назад
@@bozo5632 you win 😂😂😂
@skipinkoreaable
@skipinkoreaable 2 года назад
I'm a Lego lion.
@chikentori
@chikentori 2 года назад
@@skipinkoreaable good to see that this video continues to attract attention!
@skipinkoreaable
@skipinkoreaable 2 года назад
@@chikentori Yes. I'm new to this channel and this video. Maybe the algorithm is starting to recommend the channel. It certainly is a fascinating video.
@RoboLamp
@RoboLamp 3 года назад
Gotta give kudos to the incredibly diligent work on the captions. They even cover the sections you respond to! It's a small thing most may not end up seeing but is still highly appreciated.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
Thanks. I have only done it with a few videos so far, but I am working on it.
@Unclemork
@Unclemork 3 года назад
I really appreciate the attention your videos place on evidence and outlining arguments. I wish more videos considered propositions and built arguments the ways yours do. Keep it up. :)
@AdvancedLiving
@AdvancedLiving 3 года назад
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels, David.
@AdvancedLiving
@AdvancedLiving 3 года назад
Funny that, last year at this time I was a subscriber to Uncharted X, Brien Forster, Ancient Architects, etc... Now I’m subscribed to this channel, Sacred Geometry Decoded, Stefan Milo, Science Against Myths & Raven’s channel. How times change for us “truth seekers”.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
It's great to hear that listening to both sides has been of benefit to you!
@AdvancedLiving
@AdvancedLiving 3 года назад
@@WorldofAntiquity I too was asking the questions a lot of them were asking, you and your fellow academics answered those questions with a lot of detail and references. Thanks! It’s good to hear the truth. Funny that those other “truth seekers” haven’t followed down the same path.
@MrAchile13
@MrAchile13 3 года назад
@@AdvancedLiving This is the difference between the truth seekers who adapt and change as they see the evidence emerging and the cult followers who dismiss evidence and logic and still worship Brien and Ben.
@Matt_The_Hugenot
@Matt_The_Hugenot 2 года назад
I live not far from Glastonbury. The whole area was a lake in the neolithic and was still largely under water until the middle ages, it wasn't until the 17th century that it was definitively drained. The Somerset levels still flood most winters to some extent, much to the complaint of the locals. There is simply no way such a landscape could have been created without it sinking back into the mud as in fact happened to all the ancient trackways.
@insightfulcarrier
@insightfulcarrier Год назад
Wonder if it is older than The Younger Dryas Event? Before the end of the last Ice Age, England was a mountain range overlooking a valley extending to the French coast which would have been a elevated platue
@Matt_The_Hugenot
@Matt_The_Hugenot Год назад
@@insightfulcarrier The area was only a few tens of miles from the ice sheet, it was on the northern edge of the Mammoth steppe or tundra. During summer it would have been marginally habitable for hunters following animals migrating north however most of the year it would have been frozen and under snow.
@mr.warlight9086
@mr.warlight9086 2 года назад
Finally. Some trustworthy information on the history of the Zodiac calendar.
@danielmarcelventer992
@danielmarcelventer992 2 года назад
A real teacher at heart. A role model for any teacher or parent
@AsgardPS5
@AsgardPS5 Год назад
A Diablo 4 ad at 12:08 played just after you said “but first a necessary evil”👹😈😅
@hollybyrd6186
@hollybyrd6186 Год назад
I'm glad history with Kayleigh suggested your channel. Awesome video
@MorganStuart
@MorganStuart Год назад
Awesome! Exactly the video i was looking for. I searched several times and watched a few videos trying to find this information.
@vespasian266
@vespasian266 Год назад
didn't watch this one on its release but glad I made up today.. you're right. interdisciplinary research is the key to understanding in depth.
@michelesilva9491
@michelesilva9491 2 года назад
Another great video. I would love to hear you go over more ancient alien videos. I’ve long since been a fan of the show, and they make it sound so logical to someone with no education on the subject. But you basically debunk it with facts, and that’s what I like. So if you could go over more of ancient aliens episode I would love it
@croatoansounds
@croatoansounds 5 месяцев назад
So glad these videos are available, every time a friend or family member mentions one of these topics I have an interesting and digestible thing to share with them. For some reason, me googling an answer to give them an answer/explanation is questionable (for my more conspiracy minded friends or family) but, when I send a video (on a Google owned platform haha) they watch them and are more willing to listen
@TheatreofPhil
@TheatreofPhil 3 года назад
I feel like "a deficiency of knowledge" should be the motto of Ancient Aliens.
@donnafox6889
@donnafox6889 Год назад
I love how you explain history. I have learned more from you then I ever did when I went to school!!
@thomasmackie922
@thomasmackie922 Год назад
I like the more holistic approach to understanding, different disciplines can become very focused and unaware of discoveries in others by putting them together the whole of fuzzy pictures of past can become more resolved.
@SniperHarry
@SniperHarry 3 года назад
The only complaint about these videos is that the are too short. LOL I love the information you are arming us with. Keep it up.
@marleneadams3042
@marleneadams3042 2 года назад
Awesome, really enjoyed this video. So glad to find your channel, watching the ADs to help out. Stay well :)
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 2 года назад
Thanks for coming by!
@ruatarengsicolneyrengsi8924
@ruatarengsicolneyrengsi8924 2 года назад
Very interesting. Thanks for the upload.
@bobman3388
@bobman3388 3 года назад
Stellar work Dr Miano, your a real star!
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
Ha thanks. I like the pun!
@CRT4Dummies
@CRT4Dummies 7 месяцев назад
this is a fantastic presentation. i've often wondered how some small but necessarily disparate number of people way back in antiquity reached a consensus on the symbology they independently observed in the night sky. this has done more to address that interest than probably any other presentation that i've come across. it's also very cool that you lend credence to this interpretation of some of the paleolithic cave paintings. nice work. thank you.
@jjfoerch
@jjfoerch 3 года назад
Capricornus as a goat-fish did carry over to cultures after Babylon. That is how it is depicted in many old Eurpopean star maps.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
Interesting. Good to know!
@Dillon75
@Dillon75 2 года назад
Great content as always. Keep it up.
@ashesblues1097
@ashesblues1097 10 месяцев назад
Having watched many alternative history shows on RU-vid it’s a real pleasure to watch a learned wet blanket man give commentary. These shows did however give me a lust for all things ancient and without them I wouldn’t have found yours. Good job. Right I’m off to trawl the rest of your vids to get more countervailing perspectives.
@johnhough7738
@johnhough7738 9 месяцев назад
Okay. I give up. "Wet blanket man"?
@ashesblues1097
@ashesblues1097 9 месяцев назад
wet blanket = noun, Synonyms of wet blanket : one that quenches or dampens enthusiasm or pleasure. Eg: We were all having a good time believing in fairy tales of Atlantis until the wet blanket man from World Of Antiquity said it never happened.
@johnhough7738
@johnhough7738 9 месяцев назад
I have no problems with what other people believe. To whatever degrees suits them they've formed conclusions from their researches (okay, their inputs) and seem happy knowing what they know; however rational or otherwise. This is one reason why I rarely debate religion/s ...@@ashesblues1097
@squareff255
@squareff255 3 месяца назад
Couldn’t agree more on the Glastonbury Zodiac. Great video!
@Amadeu.Macedo
@Amadeu.Macedo 3 года назад
BRAVO! Outstanding channel (I'm thankful to another channel, i.e. " Study of Antiquity and the Middle Ages," which introduced me to you). Looking forward to exploring your rich video library (apologies for being financially unable to support you, for I surely would if I had the means to do so)
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
Thanks and welcome!
@gustavderkits8433
@gustavderkits8433 2 года назад
Good job! Your last point about the need for interdisciplinary studies with critical analysis is well-taken. There is so little direct evidence for connections between the calendar and asterisms or constellations that fantasy prevails over science in most cases. People want to see something, therefore the see it. For my part, I have always thought the best evidence for a very ancient connection between asterisms, animals, and possibly seasonal patterns is the Lascaux Aurochs as Taurus with the Hyades on its face and the Pleiades over its shoulder.
@MrBlazingup420
@MrBlazingup420 4 месяца назад
I only saw one image, the one with a man next to a bull with a bird at his feet, if the Bull is Taurus, the man is Orion, the bird at his feet would be Lepus the rabbit, which was a Rooster first, the problem is, Orion's Sword is pointing the wrong direction, and the bird is on the wrong side of Orion. I know this are as being "The Silver Gate of Man", between Gemini and Taurus, Orion stands in the center. We have "The Golden Gate of the Gods', behind Sagittarius. Did you know, if you play the words "Say There Is A Guest" in reverse, you can hear it echo "Sagittarius", in ancient times known as Pabilsag, his name means "Chief Ancestor", the father of a dying and rising god known as Damu, which has the meaning of "Relative". Scorpio is hard to echo, but I think it is "Wise Quotes", Scorpio is part of the Golden Gate, as well a Ophiuchus, whose echo is "Seek Reefer", LOL, which aids in your "Wise Quotes". The Silver gate speaks too,and their echoes reveal that this is a "Gate". Play the words "Say Oath--They All Rule--Beyond The Mist". Orion's Sword, pointing at the Bull, it speaks too, Hatysa is the star at it's tip, it means "Slaughter", but in Hebrew, you read read right to left, 'yasa' means "Savior", 'hata' means "to sin", meaning "Savior of Sinners". Hiding the word Hatysa is Haya, meaning "Grain/Seed", like that of a Man, Haya is the God of Scribes, guess what, he is also a Door-Keeper, can you can that a gate, and it is the Scribes that write the Wise Quotes we read to day, and if you play Hatysa in reverse, you hear "iosa", which seems to be another way of spelling Jesus, and that word is associated with meaning "Healer", which brings you back to Damu, which is a healer too. I've read where they said Jesus is "The Lion", in the zodiac, that would be Urgula, we call Leo the Lion, 'ur' means Dog, Gula was the mother of Damu, the Dog headed goddess Bau-Gula. Now play "Way--I'll Open It--So They Go--See God", in reverse, they echo "August--Regulus--Denebola-Leo". If you didn't know, Regulus is the Heart, Denebola is the tip of the tail, an odd fact, when the Heart of the Lioness tell her its time to hunt, she uses the tip of her tail to communicate with the others on the hunt. In ancient art, it shows a Goddess riding a Lion, must be Virgo, Latin meaning "virgin", a word that hides Man/Woman, in Latin, 'vir' means Man, in Greek, 'gyne' (gin) means Woman, playing the words "Boy/Girl" in reverse will echo "Virgo". Orion is seen battling the bull Taurus, 7 stars giving Orion his hourglass shape, Hatysa is the 8th brightest, but that is his seed, in Latin, 'septem' means Seven, where we get "September", which has an echo "Her Mithras", the "Gohatya" means "Cow Slaughter". In mythology, Seth threw the man part of Osiris into the marsh, where a upon our Southern Fish ate it, found at the foot of Aquarius, known as The Great One Ea, (Enki). Enki is Wise, if you play the words "Say You're Well Taught" in reverse, it echoes "Aquarius", and the word "Ur" also means Wolf, and "Thou Am Wolf" will echo "Fomalhaut" the mouth of the Southern Fish. The Wolf headed son of Seth was known as Wepwawet, the 7 stars of the Little Dipper, who the ancient Greeks called "The Dog's Tail", fore the 7 stars of The Big Dipper was known as Seth, "Thigh of the Ox Leg". Polaris is our pole star, on the other side of Earth's tilt is Vega, which was known as the Dog headed goddess Bau-Gula, wife of Pabilsag, mother of "The Child" Damu. Do you have the ears to hear these words
@Cara.314
@Cara.314 Год назад
LOVE the channel, been binging all your stuff! It took work to find channels that arent total nonsense on youtube, you and "history for granite" are wonderful! If anyone has some other suggestions for other non-crackpot channels i'd love to hear them :>
@johnhough7738
@johnhough7738 9 месяцев назад
Graham Hancock is my own favourite "go to" crackpot; but- - but the more you experience him the less cracked his pot.
@annemacnaughtan3598
@annemacnaughtan3598 3 года назад
I have been waiting for this since you talked about it on Stefan's channel. I am an Astrologer but have always been interested in the ancient origins and when I heard you and Stefan talk about this I was really excited. Sometimes when you are really looking forward to something and you build it up in your mind the reality can be disappointing. Instead, this has surpassed my expectations. This is a video I will be watching many times over. Thank you so much for doing this and well done.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
I am so happy to hear that. Thank you!
@NORTH02
@NORTH02 2 года назад
Watching all of your content, truly great stuff
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 2 года назад
Thanks!
@VictorbrineSC
@VictorbrineSC 2 года назад
I find it amazing that people way before the first civilizations had at least some interest in the stars. It makes you wonder about human curiosity, and it's fascinating to know that even way back, a human could look at the stars, possibly in awe, and perhaps interpret some patterns or movements in their mind, eventually making up stories, and eventually becomes some deities in newborn mythologies. And later on, into actual history, as we were still amazed by the stars, we wanted to find out more, and then came astronomy, and we started uncovering more and more of their secrets. And now it seems that all that's truly waiting for us, is for us to actually meet those stars, go visit them. Interstellar travel might not be for tomorrow, but perhaps one day mankind could become advanced enough, and reach out there into the darkness above, that same darkness our long distant ancestors gazed at.
@insightfulcarrier
@insightfulcarrier Год назад
Remember Plato story of Atlantis, the ancient history suggested that there were 9 previous disasters like the Great Floor. That the Greeks were a childlike race without memory. Perhaps neolithic man watched the Heavens because they knew Catastrophic events came from the Stars. Comet's, asteroids, super nova.... Solar Maximus events... Important notice which group of stars where present during that event (s) would be considered important to "priest class'
@Bornless666
@Bornless666 11 месяцев назад
So much to learn! Gemini Readings ru-vid.com/group/PLEG2XGhpU6eu-Al6xDXLmaWcL_Ewx2One
@aaronmarks9366
@aaronmarks9366 8 месяцев назад
Beautifully said
@garryferrington811
@garryferrington811 5 месяцев назад
I would hate to have walked on the Great Floor.
@scienceexplains302
@scienceexplains302 3 года назад
I “love” the ominous music on ancient alien and similar videos. The lyrics are “Idiot, you are easily impressed by confirmation bias”. Not very poetic lyrics, I know.
@paulmiddleton8699
@paulmiddleton8699 2 года назад
Really interesting video thank you.
@aydnofastro-action1788
@aydnofastro-action1788 11 месяцев назад
I really appreciate the thoroughness of this video, and the solid critique of the last few examples. I especially like your call to interdisciplinary collaboration. I don't know if you are aware that there is a scientist who discovered those same for fixed zodiac signs on stones at Göbekli Tepe which would date the zodiac prior to 9000BC E. So at this point we would be talking about the zodiac lost in antiquity and being possibly sourced in Atlantis, if Atlantis, did indeed exist. Also, thank you for not taking jabs at Astrology itself. Also, look into Robert hand, if you have not yet. And if you want to get red pilled on Astrology, see Cosmos and Psyche by Rick Tarnas. Cheers! OK I see you do have a video one Gobekli Pepe and the zodiac.
@hectorortega2208
@hectorortega2208 Год назад
Hi! Thanks for the info! Is there any easily understood academic book that you would recommend and talks about the history of astrology in the ancient cultures in a introductorily handbooklike manner? Thanks very much in advance.
@danushairan
@danushairan 2 года назад
@world of Antiquity: Thanks for the information. I was hoping to make a suggestion on this topic. I would suggest considering using another topic as well in this regard and that would be a calendar. I have a hypothesis that these 2 are related as the underlying mathematical principles are the same (Using 3, 6, 9, and 12 as the base). Not to mention both origin seems to be similar. Moreover, the Babylonian calendar was a lunar calendar and these signs were used to identify the months and communicate them. That would be very useful for centralized farming and trade. Which would explain how human society could be so complex during the bronze age. Also, that would explain why most cultures had it in one form or another as they use to do trade and for trade, you need to be able to time things in advance. I would appreciate hearing your opinion on the likelihood of this hypothesis.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 2 года назад
If you’re asking whether I think the calendar and the Zodiac are related, yes, absolutely.
@JonnoPlays
@JonnoPlays Год назад
For people who don't believe in astrology think about this: Earth is orbiting the sun due to gravity. So do the other planets. Earth is within the gravitational pull of other planets such as Jupiter for example. Gravity is real and all of us standing on earth are within Jupiter's gravitational influence. It's not a far stretch to think that gravity may have some effect on us. This concept didn't make me a believer, but it made me less of a skeptic.
@BaronVonQuiply
@BaronVonQuiply 3 года назад
Oh, cool. I saw the post last night and wanted to see this. I caught it when it's only 3 minutes old =)
@john-r-edge
@john-r-edge 3 года назад
See Stellarium, sky mapping free and open source. It allows you to display "sky cultures" from various traditions. Wikipedia says that as of version 0.8.1, Stellarium contains 4 different sets of sky cultures: Western, Chinese, Ancient Egyptian, and Polynesian.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
Thanks for the tip!
@beforeoriondotcom
@beforeoriondotcom 3 года назад
I use StarryNightPro7. It is built on #NASAJPL formulas. The software isn't free but currently less than half of what I paid. A video showing how Upper Paleolithic peoples viewed the #constellations using StarryNightPro7 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FkVrGAx1K50.html
@szpakmateusz8500
@szpakmateusz8500 3 года назад
It's not about some shapes of animals .. It's about stars .. Regulus, Spica, Pollux, Kastor, Fomalhaut, Altait, Alktur etc .. Maybe some basic archeoastronomy course ??
@beforeoriondotcom
@beforeoriondotcom 3 года назад
@@szpakmateusz8500 There appears to have been animals before the #stars were placed in them to become constellations. We were hunters (and the hunted) before we became skywatchers - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GEPNBtihF0g.html
@TheMoneypresident
@TheMoneypresident 3 года назад
Was going to give a Million dollars but the crab wasn't wearing pants.
@Sestra_Prior
@Sestra_Prior Год назад
So, RU-vid is reading my mind. I've been watching programs about Gobekli Tepe, and wondering why archaeologists are assuming that the ancients named the constellations like we did, using the same images: bear, scorpion, hunter etc. Guess I'm about to find out! Really interesting, informative and, most importantly, objective video. I'm looking forward to watching your video on GT now.
@RogueEva
@RogueEva Год назад
you said unnecessary eliv and Disney advert started. Nice :) great video btw, thank you
@savannahshepherd2283
@savannahshepherd2283 8 месяцев назад
Ancient astronaut theoriest always say yes. Who is this collection of people? Only the yes man knows. Fantastic channel btw! I wish more of these groups would use lidar! 😅
@huntgar
@huntgar 3 года назад
Even better video than the great one I expected it to be👍
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
Wow, thanks!
@showingyourtruepath7517
@showingyourtruepath7517 Год назад
I found this video very helpful. I'm not sure if I could really tell that the landscape looked like the constellations. I am fascinated by history and Astrology. so I really enjoyed this. As I am writing this you as basically saying the same thing using SpongeBob 🤣.
@EchoCian
@EchoCian Год назад
These clips are killing me and reminding me of why I both love and hate these kinds of shows: the extremely dramatic music stings for...absolutely nothing happening. I watched a bit of The Curse of Oak Island and I will never forget the absolutely hilarious moment of everyone sitting around a computer, looking incredibly bored, as this tense, horror movie music plays, building up, with dramatic camera angles, until, with a sudden swell and silence the computer watcher said: "Still nothin'." and went back to her half nap as the music faded back to neutral as though disappointed with itself. Amazing television, 10/10.
@admiralharlock_z8334
@admiralharlock_z8334 2 года назад
great topic bro
@wenkeadam362
@wenkeadam362 Год назад
I grew up in South America in a small town with little light pollution and loved to watch the night sky, but had no idea of how to recognize constellations there. I was only able to locate "Las Tres Marías" (which many, many years later I learned were Orion's Belt). Frustrating! How to figure out a zodiac sign among all those thousands of stars? As a young adult I eventually became a radio operator in the Norwegian merchant fleet, but I still hadn't figured out the constellations. I secretly believed that the Pleiades were the Big Dipper (similar shape, right?) and was looking for other constellations in that size range without discovering any. And I was too ashamed of my ignorance to ask... Until one evening while crossing the Mediterranean I was on the bridge watching the sunset, and as the sky turned darker and the first stars began to appear over the horizon I suddenly got THE revelation! I could clearly see that the stars formed the figure of a lion, and it was enormous! So I just stood there mesmerized by the sight until more and more stars became visible and the shape of Leo slowly merged with the star crowded sky.
@leekestner1554
@leekestner1554 2 года назад
There is speculation that some of the carved figures at Gobekli Tepe are referencing constellations.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 2 года назад
Discussed in Part 2.
@grasse77
@grasse77 2 года назад
Excellent research.
@dubdeluxe6192
@dubdeluxe6192 3 года назад
another excellent presentation, great work David!
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
Thank you!
@cliffgaither
@cliffgaither Год назад
@@WorldofAntiquity :: You do us all a disservice, especially after your other good presentations, when you don't go back far enough in time regarding this phenomenon. The Ancient Egyptians were studying this field before any of the Greeks you mentioned and definitely before the Romans. The knowledge of the Ancient Egyptians, in this regard, was the foundation of their existence on the planet, especially the After-Life of the Pharaohs.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity Год назад
@@cliffgaither If you know of any Egyptian documents that speak of the Zodiac prior to the Babylonians, please let us know what they are.
@cliffgaither
@cliffgaither Год назад
@@WorldofAntiquity :: Shu ( the god of the air ) :: January 26-February 24. Born under this sign :: creative / conscientious. Isis ( goddess of discipline ; wife of Osiris ; motherly-love ) :: February 25-March 26. Born under this sign :: straightforward / confident / idealistic. Osiris ( god of the underworld ) :: March 27-April 25. Born under this sign :: emotionally-paradoxical / enterprising / shys-away from responsibility. Amun ( god of creation ) :: April 26-May 25. Under this sign :: strong-willed / brave / good leaders. Hathor ( goddess of love ) :: May 26-June 24. Characteristics :: emotional / expressive / bi-polar. Anubis ( god of resurrection ) :: July 25-August 28. Profile :: self-confident / self-control. Thoth ( god of wisdom & learning ) :: August 29-September 27. critical-thinkers / problem-solvers. Horus ( god of the sky ) :: September 28-October 27. People close to nature / hard-working / responsible / imaginative. Wadget ( goddess of the royal cobra ) :: October 28-November 26. rational / cautious / conscientious / opinionated. Sekhmet ( goddess of war ) :: November 27-December 26. optimistic / imaginative. Sphinx ( "guardian" ) :: December 27-January 25. sensible / adaptable. Seth ( god of chaos ) :: May 28-June 18. ambitious. Bastet ( cat goddess ) :: July 14-28 / September 23-27 / October 3-17. Born under this sign :: charming / charismatic. The Nile ( a non-god ) :: January 1-7 / June 19-September 28. The Nile is the Beginning. passionate / impulsive. Geb ( god of the earth ) :: February 12-19 / August 20-30. diplomatic / tactful. 📌 The Babylonian Empire didn't predate the Egyptian Civilization. Most historians and archeologists place Egyptian Civilization beginning around 3100 BCE, 12 Centuries before the rise of the Babylonians. I'm not a historian or archeologist ... but you guys _who are_ ... should converse more ...
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity Год назад
@@cliffgaither You seem to be under the mistaken notion that Egyptian civilization existed only before Babylon and not after.
@mathewsympsun671
@mathewsympsun671 Год назад
I know this is probably a long shot but what website is that at the 10:12 mark? I've tried to find it but no luck. Thanks if anyone can point me in the right direction.
@helenamcginty4920
@helenamcginty4920 7 месяцев назад
When I first came across this years ago it was in an article noting a lot of what you mention plus the fact that scale is never taken into account. A pencil line on a map can cover anything from metres to miles on the ground depending on scale. Eg roads are marked with thin lines on maps but we all know that they are metres wide on the ground.
@Mozkonauta
@Mozkonauta 3 года назад
Great video 😁👍
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
Thanks 😁
@blooscorn2895
@blooscorn2895 3 года назад
Fantastic as always. I'm still not sure I get the "what would be the significance of the zodiac being older than conventionally established?" even after watching the video, but I do love me a well produced youtube history lesson.
@johnhough7738
@johnhough7738 9 месяцев назад
The significance? If we can tell how old the Zodiac is then we know how old mathematics and associated measuring/recording system are. And with the widespread spreading of such (ouch) we can gauge the sophistication of ancient sciences. BUT~! But don't go down that track, the further you do the more the grip it will have, until it may well become an obsession. Been there, done that ...
@cristiangalvan9219
@cristiangalvan9219 2 года назад
Interesting video, though here is some food for thought Gobekle Tepe in Anatolia may be the earliest confirmable reference we have for prehistoric man's understanding of the Zodiac, and for precession in particular. The archaeological site, located within the Taurus Mountains, has been found to represent the Pleiades in their circular placement. We know this because, unbeknownst to many, Gobekli Tepe, and Enclosure D in particular (which is the largest this far) is located within a massive geoglyph of a bull. This is only seen from above, and the enclosures are located exactly within the "bull's" shoulder, which has historically been understood to represent the Pleiades. Unfortuantely, tourism has destroyed most resemblance of this geoglyph to accommodate parking lots and tourist centers. This hypothesis is further corroborated by the now famous Pillar 43 you mentioned, which likely represents Cygnus and Scorpio in their correct positions. While this is not a fully realized set of 12 constellations the gradually shifting orientations of the enclosures as time dragged on suggests that the builders of the site understood that the sky shifted with time, and while no evidence has been found thus far to prove this (its likely still buried) its not a far stretch from here to assume they came to understand Precession. Just imagine how dizzying it must have been for the first shamans, usually in their psychedelic stupor, that realized the they were standing on a wobbling needlepoint. Im a Libra sun and Mercury with Cancer Moon and Rising,. I have to consider possibility that makes too much sense for it not to make sense. Im also Scorpio Mars and Venus, so I can get aggressive, which I would like to apologize to the creator for cuz we butted heads earlier. Ill read your rebuttal later.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 2 года назад
See Part 2, which is about that: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vUdJCVwqJNM.html
@umsrum
@umsrum Год назад
Because I remembered the date's for all the zodiac signs as a kid by calling the daily horoscope line. I now use it as a way to remember when people's birthdays are coming up. I personally think the stories told are a way to remember .
@psicologamarcelacollado5863
@psicologamarcelacollado5863 3 года назад
I find your content so intriguing that I would like to share it with my friends (and "enemies"), but most of them speak Spanish. Would you be interested in a translation?
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
Yes, I would be interested. Shoot me an email. My address is in the About section of my channel page.
@balaurslaxl
@balaurslaxl 2 года назад
I don't know if you read comments ten months later but I just wanted to highlight the disingenuousness of the ancient aliens team at the end. Magli says things like, "it may be", "it's possible", Tsoukalos then says, as fact, "they built it to be Gemini, why?" It's a really standard tactic the alternate history crowd do. Take a possibility, in this case exaggerate it, then continue on as if that original idea is established fact. Then from there they build more suggestions, then continue on as if they also are fact. Till by the time you reach the end of a book or TV show you have a whole house of cards built on incredibly shaky foundations. Great content by the way. Definitely got my subscription. I'm enjoying going through your back catalogue
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 2 года назад
Yes, they do that a lot, don't they? Thank you for watching!
@DeDunking
@DeDunking Год назад
I had to come see how you put this together, Doc. I ain't a fan of Ancient Aliens, but I do like me some archaeoastronomy. Do you nail this, or before I respond to your vid on pillar 43 am I gonna have to do this? Will your vid on pillar 43 change my opinion? Will this video change my opinion? I dunno, let's find out *cracks beer
@DeDunking
@DeDunking Год назад
Good stuff, although I do believe you're missing part of the picture. But you touched on why at the end, you're an archeologist, not an astronomer or such. But I do applaud you not taking some "we got this artifact and its the oldest so meh" position, which would be the most advantageous for you in these debates. I know I criticize you sometimes, in defense of Hancock's work usually, but I criticize Hancock a ton too. Not playing teams here, I want truth.
@Deipnosophist_the_Gastronomer
@Deipnosophist_the_Gastronomer 10 месяцев назад
@@DeDunking I believe Dr. Miano is an historian. 😃
@erins.5420
@erins.5420 2 года назад
@28:15 the old Astro mapping art…can you provide me the source to that? I want to take a closer look at the individual images. I tried random searches for astrological art and multiple variations and couldn’t find them. If it’s too much trouble I understand it’s not overly important. It just peaked my fancy.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 2 года назад
It's from John Bevis's Uranographia.
@doctorspockARTS
@doctorspockARTS 3 года назад
I haven't finished watching the video yet but alot of people base their theories on the zodiac being around for at least 10,000 years. I've been wondering how far we can trace them back.
@SkibroDuck
@SkibroDuck 3 года назад
11,000 years ago.
@deathdoor
@deathdoor 3 года назад
Ah, I think I know about what you'll talk about Golbektepe. I don't belive that "the zodiac" existed until recorded story but I do belive that humans looked and though about the skies. It's something that they must have tried to understand, because "the above" is a place where a bunch of strange phenomenons happen. Things that humans would remember, discuss and record (like they maybe did at Golbek).
@bernietaylor728
@bernietaylor728 3 года назад
In the #shamanic and #animistic traditions there are 3 planes of existence - above, terrestrial and below - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JJVmRifjOGU.html
@MetaPhysStore0770
@MetaPhysStore0770 Год назад
What about the nazca lines in the peru landscape being older zodiac or star map than the zodiac constellation traditions of babylonian origins?
@timflatus
@timflatus Год назад
21:57 (inset 00:01:48:45) zoom up from - Burrow Mump while Hugh is talking about Glastonbury Tor 😄😃😄
@sdnw1840
@sdnw1840 2 года назад
19:23 But are you really so sure that isn't Mr. Krabs? I think you actually might be onto something.
@thhseeking
@thhseeking 2 года назад
At 23:40 you mention "Samian Ware" as being Greek pottery. I've only heard that term used for the "terra sigillata" made in Gaul during the Roman period.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 2 года назад
Hmm. I did not realize that. I assumed "Samian" meant from Samos. But maybe the samian ware found there was from Gaul.
@golddragonette7795
@golddragonette7795 Год назад
You're correct, samian ware was only made in Roman Gaul, the Greek equivalent would be closer to the black figure pottery tradition of Athens
@NotOrdinaryInGames
@NotOrdinaryInGames Год назад
I loved the part when Ancient Aliens Gyez made out shapes from the clouds.
@cul9193
@cul9193 2 года назад
Gotta love the dramatic sound in the...."documentaries"
@drona9
@drona9 Год назад
What is your view of the astronomy / Astology mentioned the the Rig Veda, which is dated to 1500 BCE, though some claim is much older?
@surfk9836
@surfk9836 3 года назад
How about teaming up with an astronomer and show the distance between each star in any given constellation. Show the constellations in 3d, as opposed to the 2d we see. Then invite any astrologer to explain how these bodies, in their real dimensions and proportions, can effect a person's characteristics and daily condition?
@rafaelfcf
@rafaelfcf 3 года назад
DUMB QUESTION... how did they know the sun passed through those constellations if they couldn't see starts during the day?
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
I think they just became familiar with the sun's path sufficiently enough so that at night by memory they knew where it would be.
@bernietaylor728
@bernietaylor728 3 года назад
One can see the stars about 30 min before sunrise. They were also charting the stars every night so they knew what would happen the next month, week, day and hour
@doctorspockARTS
@doctorspockARTS 3 года назад
They seen what stars came up before the sun came out and they noticed what stars were out when the sun set.
@QUIRK1019
@QUIRK1019 3 года назад
It's not a dumb question at all. But not only does the sun travel along that path during the day, planets also travel along it at night. Early astronomers from several different cultures were able to make this observation
@GandarDooM
@GandarDooM Год назад
Here is one piece of information that maybe attract your attention. It's about the perfect overlap between the Vedic way of calculating time and astrophysics, i.e. the cycle of the movement of our planet. It is generally known that modern science recognizes a third axis along which the earth moves, which is called the precession of the equinoxes or Plato's year, or Great Year, and which lasts 25920 years. When it is divided by 12, that is, the number of constellations towards which the central axis of the earth tilts, we get a period of 2160 years per constellation (time period in the zodiac sign). So, roughly, from 139 BC to 2021 AD, we were in the Age of Pisces (Christians used fish as a symbol of the new age), from 2299 BC to 138 we were in the age of Aries, from 4459 BC to 2298 BC we were in the age of the Taurus (from the end of that era is the famous sculpture of Mithra killing the bull), ... and and so on. On the other hand, we have the existence of two formalized traditions with different interpretations of cosmic time, the followers of Asuras and the followers of Devas. That is, Two variations of Surya Siddhanta: The first Mayasura with Conjunction in Aries FEB 22. 6778 BC and second Latadeva with Conjunction in Pisces 17/18. FEB. 3101 BC. According to the second Latadeva tradition, the Maha yuga lasts for 4.320.000 years and is divided into four periods, each twice shorter than the previous one. Satya yuga lasts 1.728.000 years, Treta Yuga lasts 1.296.000, Dvapa yuga lasts 864.000 years and Kali yuga lasts 432.000 years. If we take any of those numbers and try to divide them by the previously mentioned length duration of the time period of one zodiac sign (2160 years) we get whole numbers, not decimal numbers as would be normal to expect. And so: Kali yuga in 432000 years contains exactly 200 such periods of zodiac signs Dvapa yuga in 864000 years contains exactly 400 such periods of zodiac signs Treta Yuga in 1296000 years contains exactly 600 such periods of the zodiac signs Satya yuga in 1728000 years contains exactly 800 periods of such zodiac signs Maha yuga thus lasts exactly 2000 periods of the zodiac signs. The chance that it's just a coincidence is less than 0.05 percent. Conclusion is that our ancestors were familiar with the precession of the equinoxes from at least 31,044 BC, which is how long it took them to follow only one full precession cycle.
@johnpalmer5357
@johnpalmer5357 3 года назад
Fantastic video, I'm watching now! Tweeted as always! Robert Sepehr has made a number of video on this subject - are you aware of his work? Also, you're one of the few channels I watch the adds on.
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
Thanks for that!
@shanosantwanos3908
@shanosantwanos3908 3 года назад
Robert Sepehr is the esoteric scribe of our time.
@smillstill
@smillstill 4 месяца назад
I've read there is a Sumerian system, or Akkadian, that started with twelve bright stars in the sky, one for each month, and developed into the twelve zodiacs over a couple thousand years to around 700-600 BCE. Any basis for this in history?
@MrJerry-cq3ue
@MrJerry-cq3ue Год назад
As a practitioner of astrological magic, I believe the absence of the signs mentioned in the boundary stones could be related to those signs not being suitable for the workings intended, since most of them are “soft” signs in themselves and the planets related to them.
@Bornless666
@Bornless666 11 месяцев назад
Gemini Readings ru-vid.com/group/PLEG2XGhpU6eu-Al6xDXLmaWcL_Ewx2One
@fiktivhistoriker345
@fiktivhistoriker345 3 месяца назад
4:09 "from mediterranian sailors who used it for navigation" - i once learned about a hypothesis, that those constellations were formed to resemble coastlines, not only in the mediterranian but around europe. That is approximately the region where most megalithic structures are found. But some constellations might also resemble the currents leading cross the atlantic to america and back to europe, and some coastlines in the carribean. It is been said, that Ophiuchus, the "bearer of the snake", leads over the atlantic. And that again reminds me of the american myth about the "Feathered Snake", that came from the west. These currents might also be depicted in the El Castillo cave, along pictures of ancient sailing ships. Coincidence? Or is it a jigsaw puzzle coming together?
@tkc1129
@tkc1129 2 года назад
Just what I was looking for, from someone reliable.
@Depipro
@Depipro Год назад
As someone who has enjoyed the Farscape series, I had to smile when you replaced "Scorpio" with "Scorpius".
@RhodeIslandWildlife
@RhodeIslandWildlife 3 года назад
Thank You
@MeltedCheesefondueGruyere
@MeltedCheesefondueGruyere 8 месяцев назад
Thanks! I am wiser and more curious after this video, which is a rare and desirable combination. I believe that Capricorn is often known as a sea-goat even today, meaning that it didn't change from that old list?
@dhindaravrel8712
@dhindaravrel8712 3 года назад
There are ads on youtube?
@paulhench7762
@paulhench7762 Год назад
I'm very curious as to if there is evidence that ancients cultures had discovered the procession of the zodiac, prior to Hipparchus, who is credited with this discovery. Maybe I missed it, but I haven't seen any discussion of this in this video. Maybe you have discussed it elsewhere. If so, where can I look? Thank you for your great videos!
@johnhough7738
@johnhough7738 9 месяцев назад
Considered a crank, Graham Hancock makes a very useful point-of-entry for enquiring minds. His signature line is that "...Mankind is a species with amnesia ..." My advice is that if you do go there, be in no hurry to leave, but be warned - it can be very addictive.
@innovati
@innovati Год назад
Have you run into stories told through star symbols? Like do people describe certain seasons or years as "When this constellation did that to some other contemplation"?
@crazsilversc2884
@crazsilversc2884 14 дней назад
What about the Nasca Lines representing some of the constellations? Does it not have a Scorpian in it? I have always thought that they were trying to replicate the sky on the ground for some reason since there is no exact determined reason that they were made. It is just a thought
@Bernie_777
@Bernie_777 2 года назад
Astrology is fascinating! Although i don't believe that planets can influence the course of our life( i don't believe either that a ghost can decide our destiny) i find amazing that it comes from ancient times and still exists😲
@johnhough7738
@johnhough7738 9 месяцев назад
Love that oblique 'destiny-defining' (ghosty) bit. You/I/we may not believe, but such beliefs had very powerful effects. Still do ... sadly.
@davidsawyer9608
@davidsawyer9608 Год назад
what about siderial astrology (Ophichius)?
@Critical_Capybara
@Critical_Capybara 3 года назад
@World of Antiquity, at the beginning around 1:30, you say we inherited the 48 constellations from the Ancient Romans. What’s your source for that information?
@WorldofAntiquity
@WorldofAntiquity 3 года назад
Roman sources are full of references to the constellations, but Ptolemy's Almagest, which although written in Greek, comes from Roman times, and it has the full list of 48. Of course, we use the Latin (i.e., Roman) versions of the names, instead of Greek. Tycho Brahe based his star catalog on Ptolemy's, and that's where we got them.
@Critical_Capybara
@Critical_Capybara 3 года назад
@@WorldofAntiquity thank you for the response
@ivilivo
@ivilivo 2 года назад
As old astronomy was same as astrology, sort of .... would like to know how far back in time "accurate " astronomy can be traced. From equinox, to stars in relation to equinox, and "earths rotating tilt". .........Badly phrased, but should be easy to understand what I...
@petrapetrakoliou8979
@petrapetrakoliou8979 5 месяцев назад
Looks like typical Roman masonry to me on the Alatri Acropolis. Romans had a great variety of types of masonry, not just the one showed there. In earlier periods in particular they typically built their temple perimeters with great stones, in the 3rd c. BC for example. Check out Jean-Pierre Adam's book on Roman Construction to see plenty of examples of that. Or even Ward-Perkins' book on Roman architecture.
@julianregnier9764
@julianregnier9764 Год назад
Thank you!
@ricklamuerte
@ricklamuerte 7 месяцев назад
You're right but I can't unsee Mr. Crab...
@JacquesMare
@JacquesMare Год назад
@14:02... It is possible to date those constellations (if that is indeed what they represent) astronomically, by taking precession and the proper motion of those individual stars over time into account. I wonder whether the researchers who proposed this, have tried to date the paintings of the El Castillo cave this way? Do you know?
@golddragonette7795
@golddragonette7795 Год назад
I suspect they haven't moved much visibly, despite constantly moving in space
@claudiaxander
@claudiaxander 3 года назад
Marvellous as always! Cheers! Perfect accompaniment to making Eccles cakes!
@LiLi-or2gm
@LiLi-or2gm 2 года назад
I asked an "astrologist" to determine my birthdate by only asking me questions about my personality. He failed miserably.
@AWKWARDCONFIDENCE
@AWKWARDCONFIDENCE Год назад
He’s not a real one I guess😂
@seditt5146
@seditt5146 2 года назад
Curious as to why Gobekli Tepe is not discussed here anywhere that I seen yet display relatively clear images of many Astrological symbols. This would lead it back to the stone age roughly. I get Archeology loves to ignore that site at all cost it seems but I am curious about why it was skipped over when it suggest the entire thesis of this video is incorrect.
@seditt5146
@seditt5146 2 года назад
LMFAO, Ty, I stated that with like 30 seconds left in the Video considering it over :D Sorry . Ill go check that one out now
@esvegateban
@esvegateban 2 года назад
The constellations are a natural consequence of the projected path of the sun in the celestial ecliptic, so as soon as humans noticed this path, they began attributing importance to those specific "sets" of stars. Great channel, every video I've watched so far is interesting.
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