In 2003, just eleven years ago, on the 23 of June a six-pointed Star of David appeared in Siblingen in the same region in Switzerland. This time it's a five-pointed star 15 km further east at Buesingen. Büsingen is a German enclave in Switzerland, located at the Upper Rhine near Lake Constance and belonging to the German district.

As there were only shooting from low altitude, I was not able to detect any geometric pattern. But in the fist picture on this page I saw it: it was clearly a – star!

I realized that the lines emanating from the star do that five times at regular intervals to the next point of the star. It turns in 25 steps by itself. Isn't that beautiful? A star that is rotating on itself is called pulsar in astronomy.

As I read in an article, between the Star of David (hexagram) and the Seal of Solomon (pentagram) is a closer connection. This has made me suspicious, since one can associate the Star of David with the neighbouring Siblingen.

Full article (German): tellerwaescher.twoday.net