Dandara Light: - It includes three inscriptions (one image

Dandara Light: - It includes three inscriptions (one image and two double images) in the Temple of Hathor, which is located in the Temple of Dendera complex, which is located in Egypt. Egyptian scholars interpret ancient Egyptian traditions as a flower that reveals a snake, representing a manifestation of Egyptian mythology: The wonderful and enigmatic bas-reliefs are cosmic, depicting the serpent (in Genesis the separation of the heavens and the earth). Born in nature by the Nilufer (flower), a symbol of the manifestation of consciousness. Compared to the prevailing explanation, there is a theory that states that the Egyptians used some kind of ancient electrical technology. Compared to modern tools, such as arc lamps, Kasseler tubes, etc. There are other arguments in support of such an explanation or parallel (such as the use of opposite mirrors). The interpreters have also used this interpretation as (the use of high electrodes covered with copper plates. But Dr. Polko wrote in detail why copper is placed on top of the electrodes (which is the lowest degree of electrodes that are placed to prevent from Thunderbolts) had nothing to do with lightning or electricity, indicating that there is no evidence of any tool used to treat electricity in Egypt and the drawing was magic and not a kind of electrical device