Saturn – The Dark Sun

It was common by the Assyro-Babylonian investigators of astrology to refer to planet Saturn the same way the Sun was written translated to their own idiom, then being called Šamaš(i.e. “sun”) or sometimes ‘Shamash’, therefore the power of Saturn should have had an attributed equal and yet darker power epistler to the Sun, where’s the Sun would bright up the day sky, as the night furnishes, Saturn would do it equally but to the stars – the guardian ruler of the midnight, thus being recognized as the star of the sun, or in Chaldean language being called “Alap-Shamas”.