Astronomers First?

The composition of the rock in a suburb of Melbourne, Australia, implying the notion that Aboriginal people are the world's first astronomers.

The scientists found the stone structure that is placed on a regular basis at a farm near Mount Rothwell, approximately 50 miles west of Melbourne. Seeing the stone structure is so regular, they arebelieve large stones that is the way Aboriginal people observing the movement of the sun .

If the allegations were proven true, this stone structure existed long before the prehistoric monument of Stonehenge in England and the pyramids in Egypt, or approximately 10 thousand years ago.

"These stones are placed in neat to know the movement of the sun," says astrophysicist Professor Ray Norris.

"It's not likely the result of the work carelessly. This arrangement requires a very careful arrangement,"continued Norris again.

The composition of the stone was found in a position half-circle, where two straight lines with its point position of the sun at noon in summer.

Further research is needed related to this invention. However, scientists now know that the arrangement of stones at Stonehenge is quite new in the world of astronomy.

Stonehenge is believed to have existed since 1,500 years ago, which was established to measure the movement of the sun and moon.

Meanwhile, the pyramids in Egypt was allegedly established approximately 3200 years before Christ.