Friday, June 1, 2012

Algol, Demon Star Recorded by Ancient Egyptian

If we are not an astronomer or knowledgeable enough to determine the constellations as well the alignment of heavenly bodies, it is hard for us to know the methodological stuff from any ancient calendars, right? However, according the latest discovery made by renowned scientist of our time, some historical events has been noted by earliest Egyptians just like of Algol, a variable and dimming object in the sky which is known as the Demon Star. According to report, it can be found 93-light years from Perseus constellation that stands as one of the head of Medusa.


Furthermore, an ancient evidence was known as Cairo Calendar which exists dated in 1163 to 1271 B.C. It is a medium used by their astronomers to detect a bad luck as well a possible fortunate days. And in addition to this report, it happens every 29th day which is also similar to a lunar cycle were we can experience a two full moons in one month but a bad luck has been associated in every new quarter.

An astronomer coming from University of Helsinki and researcher noted that determining a variable star just like of Algol is already common going back to the time of ancient Egyptians. However, it is their methods to predict the good life through the dimming and changing of its light which is actually far from what other people know nowadays.

It is also related to the appearances of Eye of Horus (controversial icon in a dollar bill) which is the God of the primitive Egyptians and also influences their lives during that times. Photos and other important details about the Demon Star is now available on the line. You can try to look around for other related reports and issue behind the discovery of its purpose in a certain calendar.

Egyptian God Horus Photo

And before we can forget, nobody can confirm the similarity of Mayan calendars and any predictions coming from other reliable sources. And probably, it cannot actually affect the alignment of other stars in our Horoscopes.

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