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The Nommo (Strange believings of Dogon people of Mali)


The Nommo
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Kimmo Huosionmaa

When people are talking about the moons of Jupiter and some African people, whose mythology would tell the existence of those moons, there could be some more terrestrial solution than some ancient astronaut. Probably those people, what are calling Dogon have met some Portuguese or other voyagers, who have told them about those moons. And if we would let our imagination fly, we might think that maybe some astronomer, who comes from Europe or Arabia would be live with Dogons, and maybe those astronomers would be made their observations with Dogons, and this kind of thoughts are very interesting.


Because the name of that astronomer is not mentioned, and that makes this thing very strange. Here I must ask one question, could the telescope make so bog influence to those people, that they would take those observations in their religion. But when we are talking about their knowledge of Sirius B, what existence confirmed by NASA in the year 1970, could be explained that some astronomers or voyagers would be living with those Dogons.


 And again I must ask, who were those astronomers, and why their identity was hidden. If they were radio astronomers, would the metal wires pull across those villages, and then use that thing as the telescope. But were those men work for CIA, and were they in Africa to record the radio signals from KGB messages. In the story of Dogons were not mentioned, when the Sirius B actually came to their stories. But if that star was mentioned after 1970, those Dogons could hear it from the scientists who are from Europe or America. But there is one very interesting theory in my mind. This sound crazy, but if NASA hides the existence of Sirius B from the public until 1970, and those mysterious scientists have spoken about that to Dogons.


Dogons have stories about mysterious bug-shaped things called "the Nommo". Those creatures seem like some kind of bedbugs, and maybe they are some kind of hallucinogenic animals, but there is also the explanation of this creature, what would not feel good. That explanation is, that those "Nommos" would transfer alien in the human body. In this very much imaginational theory, those bugs would transfer the alien neurons to the human body, like in the X-files, and then that those neurons take the target under control. But this is the only theory, what is told in some UFO-discussion groups, and there is no physical evidence about that. But that kind of thing would be the fascinating idea for some book.

Annexes:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4-DyNEGjDo&feature=youtu.be

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogon_people


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nommo


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