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An iron and nickel Star of David typically refers to jewelry or art crafted from iron-nickel meteorites (such as the Muonionalusta meteorite) shaped into a six-pointed Jewish star
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https://youtu.be/orm8h2BiQOE
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How come Christians don't have cool outerspace lore like the heebs and muzzies?
https://youtu.be/-G0u13COALA
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>>542470469
The ancients were so well acquainted with meteorites that, before its discovery as an ore in the bowels of the Earth, they were of the belief that all iron fell from the sky.
Thus the Sumerian name for "iron" was an-bar, which means "fire from heaven".
The Hittites, who were among the first, if not the first, in the ancient world to use weapons made out of iron, called the metal ku-an, which also translates as "fire from heaven," since, as they claimed, iron originated in the sky.
The Assyrians also extracted iron from ore, but to them the metal was said to have been "fragments from heaven."
in Egypt the name for "iron" was bia-en-pet or baat-en-pet, which translates as "metal of heaven"(although "thunderbolt of heaven" has also been suggested).
In Egypt, the association of meteoric iron with the gods, and especially with the evil god Set, seems to have led to a taboo against the use of the metal.
A similar religious taboo is also known to have existed in ancient Israel where the Old Testament preaches against the use of iron tools in the construction of Yahwehs (Saturns) altar.
The taboo against the use of iron was also observed in Greek and Roman cults.
Meteorites were also worshipped in Greece.
The "image" of Venus (or Aphrodite) on Cyprus was a stone which fell from the sky.
Aphrodite Urania of Aphaca was also associated with a meteor at Byblos in Syria.
The great "image" of Pallas Athena, known as the Palladium, in the citadel of Troy, on which the safety of the city was held to depend, was also said to have been a stone which fell to Earth.
the most holy object in all of Islam, the Black Stone, which today is incorporated into the Kaaba at Mecca, is also a meteorite.
So was the sacred stone at Delphi, said to belong to Kronos who was Saturn.
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>>542471899
>Egyptian association of iron with Seth exists in some ritual contexts (Opening of the Mouth tools of bia connected with Seth and the stars). That did not produce a general ban on iron. Elite meteoritic objects were prized.
https://youtu.be/17hk57gBpw0
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>>542470469
Saturn is a gas giant
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>>542472826
a religious exception seems to have been allowed in Egyptian funerary rites.
"Metal of heaven" was used in the manufacture of small symbolic instruments in connection with the rites of the dead and such items were often interred with the deceased.
These religious instruments are mentioned in the Egyptian prayers for the dead even though, because of the corrosive nature of iron, few of them have ever been retrieved.
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>>542472954
actually its a star. and even as early as 1981 Saturn was known to radiate from two to three times the energy it receives from the Sun.
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>>542470814
Mormons do
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>>542470674
Why does he have a gopro on his head? Is he about to bust some extreme sports moves?
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>>542474011
Saturn is not a star. Its the same as saying the earth is a gas giant. Add a lot of mass to earth and it becomes a gas giant. So is earth a failed gas giant? No. Same goes with Saturn and Jupiter.
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>>542474216
Kick streamer?
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>>542474433
>Saturn is not a star.
actually yes it is a star, just not a star in arc mode.



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