concept   comets
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Eastern countries (1) • Chinese culture (1) • western astronomy community (1) • Ancient Chinese astronomy (1) • Ancient cultures (1) • everyday life (1) • traditional cultures without modern biological education (1) • traditional societies without formal education in biology (1) • western cultures with formal education in biology (1) • western scientific communities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 comets Eastern countries Comets are viewed as mystical or auspicious signs in Eastern countries, with historical and cultural importance. 11
2 comets Chinese culture In Chinese culture, comets are historically feared as omens of disaster or significant change. 2
3 comets western astronomy community Comets are studied as celestial phenomena with analyzed trajectories and compositions in the western astronomy community. 2
4 comets Ancient Chinese astronomy Ancient Chinese astronomy viewed comets as omens of potential disaster or change. 1
5 comets Ancient cultures Ancient cultures viewed comets as omens or signs of change, often interpreting them as messages from the gods. 1
6 comets everyday life Comets are often viewed as omens or signs in cultural folklore and superstitions. 1
7 comets traditional cultures without modern biological education Traditional cultures without modern biological education view comets as omens sent by the gods to communicate with humans, signaling either great fortune or impending disaster. 1
8 comets traditional societies without formal education in biology Comets are traditionally seen as omens or signs of future events in societies without formal education in biology. 1
9 comets western cultures with formal education in biology Comets are celestial objects made of ice, dust, and rocky material, as recognized by Western cultures with formal education in biology. 1
10 comets western scientific communities Comets are seen as icy, dusty, and gaseous celestial objects that orbit the sun in western scientific communities. 1