#Skinfaxi and #Hrímfaxi are the #horses of the #day and #night in #Norse mythology. Skinfaxi pulls the chariot of Dagr, the god of the day, and his mane shines brightly like the sun. Hrímfaxi pulls the chariot of Nótt, the goddess of the night, and his mane drips #dew on the earth. They are said to run across the sky, marking the passage of time
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#Nótt is the personification of the #night in #Norse #mythology. She is the daughter of the giant #Nörvi, and has had three marriages with different partners, resulting in three children: #Auðr, #Jörð, and #Dagr. She rides a horse named #Hrímfaxi across the sky every night, followed by her son #Dagr on his horse #Skinfaxi
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Walt's been testing a different #animation style and some #AIVoice stuff. Why not head over to Youtube and check out his latest #video? Why not?!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMkuNLCvais
#SciFI #Cartoon #StarTrek #SpaceTravel #2DAnimation #Hrimfaxi
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In #Scandinavian #Mythology, Nótt (Night), the #Norse #Goddess of #Night, rode #Hrímfaxi ("rim-FAX-ee") who pulled her #Moon #Chariot through the dark #Sky.
Hrímfaxi means "Frost Mane."
Often called the "Frost Bringer," Hrímfaxi would #Froth at the bit. When his #Spittle fell to #Earth, it became #Frost in the #Fall & #Winter and #Dew in the #Spring & #Summer.
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