If one of themes of the Piscean age is religion. Then one of the themes of the Age of Aquarius is technology?
Religion already existed and was well-developed.
The eagle one. There's an Assyriologist who has an interesting take on that.
He says, as you know, Fomalhaut was one of the regal stars or royalty stars along with Regulus and the two others.
But at a certain point they would not have been able to see Fomalhaut because it would still be below the horizon while the other three were rising and the date that would have happened escapes me but he says instead they adopted Altair from Aquila which is the eagle and that's how eagles came to be associated with royalty and government.
I'm amused at how all these scholars are completely baffled with Leo, Hydra and Corvus and don't understand why those three are linked together.
Hydra is the serpent and Ningizzida the serpent god and Akkadian and Babylonian star lists show that (his Akkadian name was Nirah). It's in the south and I think that was the way of Ea (his father).
If those scholar guys would just read what the other scholar guys right they got the answer right there. The deluge occurred in Leo. This comet or asteroid or whatever that blasted Earth with a big giant tsunami rolling around for a week came from the south out of Hydra.
Corvus is the raven. In all the deluge stories they send out a raven except for the Phoenicians and the Ugarit folks who say it was a dove and then the Hebrews blended those stories together to get a raven and a dove.
And then they can't figure out why Sagittarius is the gatekeeper pointing at Hydra. Well, duh, the gatekeeper's job is to guard the gate to keep stuff from coming out of Hydra and blasting Earth.
Oh, the other thing. The exaltation points as latitudes (terrestrial or celestial meaning declination). This is what Robert Hand and Robert Schmidt have to say about that.
1) The Greeks are wrong.
2) The Greeks are right but we don't understand why they're right.
3)
"The values represent a date in the far remote past when the planets actually did have something like those values."
4) "
These values represent a zodiac with a radically different basis than either the 0° Aries or the 8° Aries tropical zodiac that Valens seems to use."
Hand and Schmidt think it's a combo of 3 & 4 but that is freaking mind-blowing.
You understand what I'm talking about, right? I mean you do understand the implications of that, right?
Because the equator is a right angle the angle of tilt matches the equator's elevation above the Plane of the Ecliptic. At minimum tilt 21.1° then the equator is angled to the Plane of the Ecliptic by 21.1° and when the obliquity is 24.5° the equator is has moved up to 24.5° and it shifts declination up.
If the tilt is 22.5° and the declination of Mars is 28° then when the tilt goes to 23.5° the declination of Mars goes to 27°.
The NASA website says we were at maximum tilt circa 10000 BCE. It takes 20,500 years to go from minimum to maximum and then another 20,500 to go from maximum to minimum for the cycle of 41,000 years.
That means the exaltation points for the stars had to be around 24,000 BCE or so.
That means 26,000 years ago:
1) The zodiac existed in some form or another
2) Somebody had a big brain and knew how to do math
3) Somebody knew Earth was a sphere
4) Somebody divided it up into 360°
5) And if they weren't projecting terrestrial longitude then somebody had a really really big brain and could do a whole lotta math and could calculate declination
Historians will lie and say no but I've suspected they've been lying for a long time and lying intentionally for no good reason.
Exhibit #1. An underwater city off the coast of India. Exhibit #2. An underwater temple off the coast of Japan. Exhibit #3. An underwater city in the south Pacific islands. And that's just for starters.
It's really embarrassing because this underwater city in the south pacific has granite walls and granite structures.
I hate to be Captain Obvious but it is physically and geologically impossible for granite to exist on volcanic islands which is what they are or on coral reefs which are just extensions of volcanic islands. Take Bermuda.
You got an undersea volcano that breaches the surface. Dum-dee-dum-dee-dum a million years later it goes extinct and coral reefs start growing round it. Dum-dee-dum-dee-dum a million years later all the coral's dead because of climate change. Dum-dee-dum-dee-dum a million years later the dead coral gets squeezed together and presto. You got limestone.
Bermuda's a big slab of limestone sitting atop tholeitic lava. But no granite.
So those Islanders would have to get in their little boats and paddle all the way to China or Australia or South America to go on a granite hunt.
You can forget about Australia for a lot of reasons. The liars tell us nobody came across the land bridge that never existed before 15,000 years ago so that would mean they'd have to park their little boats and then go mountain climbing and I'm sure they were appropriately dressed for that to hunt for a suitable site to quarry granite. And then they'd have to bring a whole lotta people there because one guy with one stone chisel and one rock ain't gonna make it happen.
I'm sure they went to China because there's pre-historic granite quarries there.
Captain Obvious again, no one is dumb enough to build cities and temples underwater so those things existed at least as late as 14,000 years ago when the sea levels were lower. And then the glacial age suddenly ended when a big freaking rock from outer space made a mess of things.
And then there's Machu Picchu. I don't think it was Neugebauer. I think it was the other German that came up with archeo-astronomy. Don't bother googling because the frightened mice have perverted it into a whole bunch of different things and none of them have anything to do with astronomy or archaeology but it was a way of dating structures based on the Earth's tilt at the solstice points.
The date he got was 14,400 BCE or 4,600 CE. Since that hasn't happened yet it has to be 14,400 BCE even though they refuse to admit it.
But, yeah, if Hand and Schmidt are right then a whole lotta heads are gonna role.