French anthropologist Marcel Griaule searches for the Dogon tribe in Mali, Africa in the early ’30s. He learns of Nommos and the Dogon of Mali. These alleged gods needed a watery world to thrive.

The Dogon people knew that Sirius B was very small but very dense or heavy. Yet its existence was proven only in 1970 when it was photographed for the first time by Western astronomers.

The Dogon Tribe always insisted that Sirius was a binary star—and it is— but Western astronomers couldn’t confirm that by sight until 1862. Further, ...

We come to the Dogon tribe. ... it took 20 years before what they had written of the Dogon knowledge of the Sirius star system became known. That triggered a major controversy. ...

Q Why do the Dogon people of Mali believe they were visited by amphibious beings from the star Sirius 3,000 years ago? Have any planets been discovered around Sirius? DR West, Glasgow, Scotland. A ...

Here, the Dogon tribe resides with its strange customs and beliefs. ... 'Nommos' were fishlike people that lived on a planet in the Sirius star system who came to Dogons 5,000 years ago, ...

The Dogon people of Mali have always lived by the stars. They have long known truths only now being confirmed by modern science.

In a land of many tribes, each practising its own culture and rituals, ... Myths and mysteries: The legend of the Dogon. Published November 20, 2010 . 0. Join our Whatsapp channel.