No.120088
>>120087that reminds me of the GDR radio tower that they created to be larger than the largest Church in berlin only for the crystal ball on the top of it to have a cross-shaped reflection when the sun shines on it
Sunday is the first day of creation, and Jesus rose in the new creation on a sunday too. Christianity is in a sense the dethronement of Saturn by the Sun, whereas the Hellenistic Religion has Jupiter in that spot instead.
No.120142
whats wrong with saturn
No.120146
>>120143i think youre just projecting
No.120147
>>120146German cis God is actually very evil for wanting to kill a giant space ball.
No.120151
>>120147thats what im saying
>>120150no YOU are projecting your bad vibes onto giant balls that are over 900 millions miles away
No.120153
>>120151saturn is the dimmest planet visible in the night sky, moves slowly and predictably, is unimpressive to view, has no heat or fire. it is dark, unable to reflect or generate much luminosity. the absence of light further defines it as heavy, inclined to fall or weigh down. It is the lord of winter, the enemy of the Sun, the symbol for the authoritarian father or the unswerving law caster who cares less about the spirit of personal morality than obedience to structures that serve a collective purpose. Saturn calls for loss, denial and sacrifice wherever our immediate ego-driven interests conflict with wider needs or our own future evolution. As the 'Grim Reaper' Saturn appears only to be concerned with bringing denial to our hopes and expectations, but as 'Father Time' we understand the purpose is to order the individual to be subservient to their society and their own spiritual destiny; to recognize that their life at any given time is only a small part of a much wider scheme; to safeguard the continuation of existence and ensure that subsequent generations will thrive and prosper. Saturn is often linked with history, traditions and the past, but it is every bit as concerned about the future. Everything that arises from its influence carries the aim of creating firmer foundations for future potential.
No.120154
>>120153youre more full of hot air than saturn is desu
No.120167
>>120153>saturn is the dimmest planet visible in the night skyThat's Neptune.
>moves slowly and predictablyEvery planet has predictable movement, it's called having a stable orbit.
>is unimpressive to viewWidely regarded as the most beautiful planet.
>has no heat or fireEvery gas giant has inside heat.
>unable to reflectSaturn has higher Albedo than Earth and most planets.
>or generate much luminosityThat's called not being a star.
>the absence of light further defines it as heavyNo correlation, also incorrect, absorption of light as energy would increase the mass.
>inclined to fall or weigh downSaturn's low density would make it float in a body of water.
The rest is boring fanfiction.
2/10
No.120259
>>120167You can't see any planet past saturn with the naked eye
>Every planet has predictable movement, it's called having a stable orbit.yeah thanks to years of advanced observation of the night sky
>Widely regarded as the most beautiful planet.the entire post is about how saturn looks with the naked eye and not the telescope
No.120268
>>120259
>>>is unimpressive to view>>Widely regarded as the most beautiful planet.>the entire post is about how saturn looks with the naked eye and not the telescopeBoth sides are schizo what the fuck. (also ALL celestial bodies look like fucking bright* dots with the naked eye idfk what meds you're on)
*Of variable brightness
No.120285
>>120278I need to find jupiter in the night sky ASAP
No.120306
>>120259>You can't see any planet past saturn with the naked eyeNo, Uranus' apparent magnitude is still within the naked eye range.
>yeah thanks to years of advanced observation of the night skySo? That still doesn't make it any different from literally every nearly every celestial object in orbit.
>the entire post is about how saturn looks with the naked eye and not the telescopeThat would be moving the goalpost, since none of the descriptions given except for minor differences in luminosity really make sense when talking about things visible to the naked eye. From our perspective, every planet just looks like a bright dot, so they'd all seem the same.
No.123880
>>120672mars is hella gay
No.123996
>>123880you cant spell marisa without mars
just a fun fact
No.123998
>>112017I just noticed if i clicked on the image theres a dot, is that titan?
No.124018
>>123999mars is a literally a rock in space with nothing on it because its GAY
No.124021
Mars is literally a chocolate bar