African Cosmology & planetary alignment: Dr Zulumathabo Zulu

[@Tismo27]

Enki must come explain

[@mentalhealth9637]

Beautiful.

[@valhalla2447]

Dr. to correct you, you don't use a microscope to view planets but rather a telescope 🤓

[@KajanLakhan]

Interesting 💫 mchunu - shooting star. In autumn harvest the Zulu knew Canopus as isAndulela, and also as inKhwenkwezi, “The Brilliant Star”. ..when's the Zulu new year? Other tribes?

[@kagudumaseko7442]

The Nguni speaking people's New Year is in Between August and September, depending on when the Last Moon gets Full as well as the Spring Equinox

[@TheFuture36520]

Dropping off that wakanda knowledge

[@siyangaphimlangeni3986]

❤❤❤

[@ShaqleeToine10.02]

Not bellybutton..the placenta cord...this dude though... On another note...Modumedi in setswana means The Believer...will have to look into all this as well..since Batswana and Basotho tend to share a lot culturally...

[@tlotlosenai7304]

Kana ke foo. Modumedi means a believer so I'm doubting a lot of what he's saying

[@jonathonwells3493]

what a bright chap......he uses a microscope to view the planets.....is this also the african way as he puts it.

[@tshidi129]

You must also be very bright, since you didn't even bother to counter the other stuff he said. But chose to focus in on a common mistake made by people who've pursued careers in science and Stem... You very bright, I can tell

[@Universalgoonsworldwide]

You're the one who seems to need a microscope, coz it's clear that you can't see errors in front of you.

[@Universalgoonsworldwide]

You're the one who needs a microscope because to you common sense seems to be related to your eyes

[@Universalgoonsworldwide]

You're the one who needs a microscope because you can't read between the lines, they're so thin for your naked eye

[@kadamawe1able]

a ‘microscope' to see the planets???..hmmm!!

[@ceacyrose5555]

100% BULLJIVE!!!