Sirius is a confirmed binary system: Sirius A (main-sequence star) and Sirius B (white dwarf).
At a point in the space-time continuum so distant from your reality as to be undefinable in your terms, a great cosmic exchange occurred in our triunal solar system, which consists of three Solar Deities: Sothis, Satais, and Anu (identified by your astronomers, respectively, as Sirius A, Sirius B, and Sirius C).
The collapse of Satais (Sirius B)—its ascension beyond material space—caused a monumental chain reaction through the entire Sirian system, out across the constellation of stars known to you as Canis Major and, indirectly, your solar system became involved in the dynamics of our evolution.
Other planet bodies circling Anu held their orbits, surviving the shock wave, while the planets orbiting Satais (Sirius B) were sucked into the vortex and through her astral chord, ascending with the Deity onto higher dimensional planes.
Astronomical Knowledge: The most striking feature is the Dogon’s detailed knowledge of the Sirius star system, including Sirius B (Pō Tolo), a white dwarf invisible to the naked eye, with its 50-year orbit around Sirius A (Sigi Tolo).
Sirius Controversy: Griaule’s claim of Sirius B knowledge—confirmed by science in 1862—sparks debate.
Cosmic Connection: The Sigui’s 60-year cycle (approximating Sirius B’s 50-year orbit) and Nommo myths position the Dogon as inheritors of a star-born legacy.
The Nommos are said to originate from Sirius, specifically from a star that the Dogon identify as Sirius B.
The Dogon describe Sirius B as an extremely dense star that is invisible to the naked eye, knowledge that aligns with modern astronomy.
The Dogon people of Mali are reputed to possess detailed knowledge about the Sirius star system, particularly about Sirius B, a dense white dwarf star.
The Dogon reportedly identify Sirius A (the brightest star visible from Earth) as part of a system that includes Sirius B, a companion star that is extremely dense and not visible to the naked eye.
They describe Sirius B as a very small, dense, and heavy star, which aligns with modern scientific understanding of it as a white dwarf.
The Dogon tradition states that Sirius B orbits Sirius A with a precise orbital period of approximately 50 years.
This matches the scientific calculation of Sirius B's orbital period around Sirius A, which is 50.1 years.
The Dogon describe Sirius B as made of a material called "sagala," which they say is the heaviest substance in existence.
Dogon cosmological symbols include drawings and descriptions of elliptical orbits and the relationship between Sirius A and Sirius B.
The Dogon link Sirius, particularly Sirius B, with water and fertility, reflecting the amphibious nature of the Nommos beings they revere.
Sirius B was first theorized in 1844 by Friedrich Bessel due to irregularities in Sirius A's motion, and it was visually confirmed in 1862 by Alvan Clark using a telescope.
The Dogon mythology includes detailed knowledge about the Sirius star system, specifically Sirius B, a dense white dwarf star invisible to the naked eye.
They have detailed knowledge of the Sirius star system, including Sirius A and its invisible companion Sirius B, which is a white dwarf star.
I especially enjoyed going to the Hathor healing temples on Venus and continuing my studies at the higher spiritual universities located in the Pleiades and Sirius B.
At a point in the space-time continuum so distant from your reality as to be undefinable in your terms, a great cosmic exchange occurred in our triunal solar system, which consists of three Solar Deities: Sothis, Satais, and Anu (identified by your astronomers, respectively, as Sirius A, Sirius B, and Sirius C).
The collapse of Satais (Sirius B)—its ascension beyond material space—caused a monumental chain reaction through the entire Sirian system, out across the constellation of stars known to you as Canis Major and, indirectly, your solar system became involved in the dynamics of our evolution.
Other planet bodies circling Anu held their orbits, surviving the shock wave, while the planets orbiting Satais (Sirius B) were sucked into the vortex and through her astral chord, ascending with the Deity onto higher dimensional planes.
Regarding Sirius A and Sirius B, is there anything you wish to share about that binary star system?
Regarding Sirius A and Sirius B, is there anything you wish to share about that binary star system?