Video argues Göbekli Tepe pillars align with Deneb around 9025 BC

The Cygnus Mystery | Life’s Origins in the Cosmos | Andrew Collins | Megalithomania 2006 (Audio)
Source: The Cygnus Mystery | Life’s Origins in the Cosmos | Andrew Collins | Megalithomania 2006 (Audio) by MegalithomaniaUK

The video argues that Göbekli Tepe's pillars may align with Deneb as it began setting around 9025 BC, suggesting Cygnus may have served as a cosmic axis for ancient star watchers. At the site's latitude, Deneb was circumpolar around 9500 BC. Deneb was closest to the pole around 15,000 BC, followed by Delta Cygni; Vega was closest around 12,050 BC. Cygnus has been associated with both a swan and a vulture and lies along the northern Milky Way.

Key facts

  • Deneb (Alpha Cygni), the brightest star in Cygnus, was closest to the north celestial pole around 15,000 BC.
  • Delta Cygni followed Deneb as the closest star to the pole in subsequent millennia; Vega was near the pole around 12,050 BC, not 11,000 BC.
  • Deneb's circumpolar status depends on latitude; at Göbekli Tepe's latitude, it was transitioning from circumpolar to setting during this period.
  • Cygnus has been associated with both a vulture and a swan and lies along the northern Milky Way.
  • The proposed Göbekli Tepe–Deneb alignment around 9025 BC is the video's interpretation, not an established archaeological finding documented by the supplied results.

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