Wonky Seasons & Planetos Moons Explained: Moons of Ice and Fire Theory

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  @Etsching · 1 year ago

  George requesting the inverted colour Mel, plus the "white shadow" imagery for the Others vs Mel's black Shadow baby is really all you need to confirm the true nature of the Night's Queen. Pretty cool.

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  @devinfleenor3188 · 1 year ago

  No David, moon is goddess, wife of sun. This is known.

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• TO

  @TommyOtheNorth · 1 year ago

  You know you have a banger stream when people are literally out camping in the truly awesome beauty of nature, and they still devote some of that time to hangin' out with us!

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• MO

  @MorsCodefood · 1 year ago

  Mythical astronomy, star charts and Grey Waste Tim in one stream! Couldn't ask for more

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• TS

  @tseekerx · 1 year ago

  Tim, Sean and you are like the council of Valyrian-steel link maesters <br><br>Appreciate all the great work, guys.

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  @Bulbasaurication · 1 year ago

  Nothing so fun on a Sunday evening as relaxing with the guys while they talk about ASOIAF. I look forward to it every week. Thanks for the stream!

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  @paperlionkid1787 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;ll never stop loving the intro song. It&apos;s too cool.

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  @MrHws5mp · 1 year ago

  An object impacting a moon and shattering it would also create a huge cloud of dust, and if the object had a high velocity (like a comet) some of that dust cloud woud probably have a high velocity itself, which would make the cloud quite complicated in shape and orbit. An irregular dust cloud around a planet might very well cause irregular seasons as it blocked out the sun. Also, astronomers (like the maesters) would to some extent be able to predict the winters by making observations and calculations.

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  @Lvl_Ash · 1 year ago

  Amazing artwork this stream! Thank you, as always for never using AI art! ☀️☀️

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  @ItsJustPoly · 6 months ago

  There&apos;s a lot of Vega and Altair in the legend of the night&apos;s king and queen. Even in the once a year visits of Stannis to his wife you mentioned

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  @lilygrigaitis8355 · 1 year ago

  When you talk about eye color changing between blue and gray, it reminds me of Athena. Depending on the source and translation, you could see her described as gray-eyed,, blue-eyed, bright-eyed, silver-eyed, or owl-eyed. I think there was a pun in ancient Greek between the word for owl and for bright (which would eventually be used for blue). It might be worthwhile to check for Athena symbolism. Also, when you mention that you think the others can&apos;t die, that goes well with my (not original) thought that they have to be welcomed into the realm.There&apos;s that quote about it&apos;s just Scotts beyond the wall, and that John welcomed the Wildlings into the realm.

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  @fajita2 · 8 months ago (edited)

  I thought it was interesting that the canceled Game Of Thrones prequel series that HBO made a pilot of (I think it was in 2021, before House of Dragon) was called “Bloodmoon” and was supposedly set several thousand years before the events of Game of Thrones. That sounded a lot like it may have had to do with the Dawn Age and these moon theories behind ASOIAF. I was bummed they killed it.

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