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  • The mark is an alchemical sign for sal ammoniacus (“salt of Amun”, ammonium chloride) so called because of deposits near the Temple of Jupiter Amun in Ancient Libya.
  • The mark is similar to the astrological symbol used for the planet Uranus.
  • The mark is used as a symbol for an extra solar planet called Ummo in some UFO theories [1] Ufologists believe the beings of that planet to be in contact with those on ours. See also: Who are these Ummits ?
  • The mark is similar to a symbol used by the Giurisdavidic movement founded by Davide Lazzaretti in the latter 19th Century.
  • The mark is similar to the Cyrillic symbol 'Ж', pronounced 'Zhe'. It is the 9th letter of the Ukrainian alphabet, which may suggest a connection to Mikhail, who was born in Kyiv.
  • The mark is similar to one of the symbols for the Pisces zodiac sign.
  • The mark is similar to the pattern on a basketball.
  • The symbol is similar to a mark found in Discordianism, and is a symbol of Eris goddess of strife, discord, contention and political rivalry. Marking it also a good symbol for someone who has committed a crime like Juliet's.
  • The mark is similar to the so-called Delphic Epsilon symbol used by the Epsilon Team - a rumoured secret society formed to promote ancient Greek culture.
  • The symbol is a graph of a hyperbola on the x-y cartesian coordinate plane. The lines are mirror images that never intersect and both stretch to infinity.


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