Ancient Sumerian Astronomy

pluto isn't a planet anymore :P

@hanzocloud , No.
And we don't now either.

i think this is fasinating - its so intresting

yeah, but it's to bad it's all painful nonsense without any scientifical foundation whatsoever. But it's fairly good nonsense if you want to sell your books and cash in on the naivety of the people.

@fastLupus Well, i thought it was very scientifical. It was positively brimming with scientificalisations.
Only scientifical documentaries have keyboard soundtracks like that.

very valid point

thnx man. i put some thought into that statement

Textbooks in the 1600's have anywhere from 11 to 13 planets . Of course the extras were the asteroind belt, but their description of a planet was simply " wandering star" Neill Degrasse Tyson has a lot of good information . Just type The Pluto Files in the search bar, you'll get quite a few vids .

Perhaps the ancients knew how to remote view.... That would explain a little of how they discovered so many planets.

Some think so. However, as far as the astronomical community is concerned, there exists no definition for what a planet is, and Pluto has now been officially demoted to proto-planet.