SIRIUS STAR is the brightest star we can see in the night sky today. Back in 2,000 B.C., Egyptian heiroglyphics mentioned Sirius as a red star, as claimed again by Roman philosopher Cicero in 50 B.C., and repeated again by astronomer mathematician Ptolemy in 150 A.D.
But all textbooks today and the scientific community will say Sirius star is not a red star at all. It is a white star. But the secular scientists declare it takes billions of years for a star to change its color. Then how come Sirius, the brightest star in the sky, didn't take millions or billions to change from red to white? Either the ancient records are lying and those ancient people were color blind or it's our scientists today that are lying and pretending to be color blind about the truth.
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