what do you know about the civilizations before us, and their obsession with Orion?
Genetic engineering?
Bumping with major interest
An easily recognisable pattern of stars in the sky that would eventually hold religious significance due to the association of constellations and religious story-telling.
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>>17886112
Retards like this should be publicly executed.
The constellation of Orion, while not containing the single brightest star in the sky, is still the largest grouping of very bright stars in the sky, so it makes sense that people who spend time out doors would recognize it.
You can also tell which modern people don't get outdoors much. That's not what Orion's Belt looks like. In fact the whole image is deceptive, skewing both pyramids and stars to make them look more similar than they actually are in real life.
>>17886112
you can't just /thread your own post anon
>>17886112
Did you tipped your fedora before threading your own post neckbeard?
>>17886112
kill yourself, you gigantic fagget
>>17886232
>In fact the whole image is deceptive, skewing both pyramids and stars to make them look more similar than they actually are in real life.
[citation needed]
To be very honest, it's just the most noticeable constellation in the night sky, and navigation using constellations was such an important technological achievement that these cultures felt like honoring it, oh and the sky was mysterious to primitive humans so they tended to worship it.
>>17888048
ok, what about the winged sun disk? the two headed phoenix ? or this image? >>17885841
>>17888052
Swamp Gas
>>17888052
I don't know what the winged sun disk is,
but I don't see why egyptians portraying their gods with animal heads is indicative of genetic engineering. Why would aliums genetically engineer creatures that are just humans with animal parts? Even chimeras don't make sense. If one were to genetically engineer a lifeform, they would probably just combine the best features of the animals, creating something that looks mostly like one animal with some features from the other, it wouldn't be a stitched-together looking freakshow.
>>17888064
>I don't know what the winged sun disk is,
>but I don't see why egyptians portraying their gods with animal heads is indicative of genetic engineering.
I stopped reading, as you fucking know nothing. you didn't even see the important thing in the fucking image. It's not about the fucking animal head you retard.
>>17888071
a gift basket...?
>>17888077
get a rope and hang yourself
Where those civilizations "gods" came from
>>17886112
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>>17888071
>>17889208
Educate people, don't be a cunt.
>>17888064
>>17888077
All those engravings are from different cultures. That's what is significant.
>>17885840
Check out the lectures by Graham Hancock. He has many good points. Also they explain in this video why so many ancient civilization were "obsessed" with the stars:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5DNvYMtkyk
