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Can anyone help with a mythology related assingment?

So for skool we have to choose a mythological creature or god or aspect that we can reference to something we use in present day. I chose to the lightning bolt that Zeus carried around and i know it could apply to a lot of things from like team logos like the San Diego Chargers to really anything with lightining in it, so if u guys have any ideas it would b very much appreciated. Thank you

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Nike is the goddess of victory which is fitting since it is now known as a brand of sportswear.

    More importantly, almost all the planets are named after gods.

    Mercury (Roman name of Hermes, Messenger of the gods, god of commerce)

    Venus (Roman name of Aphrodite, goddess of beauty and love)

    Mars (Roman name of Ares, god of war)

    Jupiter (Roman name of Zeus, god of lightning and thunder, chief of the gods)

    Saturn (Roman name of Cronos, god of agriculture, father of the gods)

    Uranus - the titan Sky, father of Cronos

    Neptune (Roman name of Poseidon, god of the Ocean)

    Pluto (Roman name of Hades, god of the Underworld)

    You can also research on constellations, most are named after mythological characters, for example, Hydra from Hercules is a constellation.

    Source(s): Mythology by Edith Hamilton
  • 1 decade ago

    The USS Zeus (ARB-4) was one of 12 Aristaeus-class battle damage repair ships built for the United States Navy during World War II.

    Nike's symbol is a form of lightening strike.

    The 25th Infantry Division uses is called the "tropical lightning division and its batch has Zeus bolt (see website).

    Godspeed.

  • 1 decade ago

    Hermes was the messenger god and he had winged feet. Nikes have little wings on the side of the shoes because of him.

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