Indeed and the swastika almost certainly comes from space as well. If you observe a spinning cometary tail from end on the tail takes on the shape of a swastika. Since in times past the skies were watched for 'messengers from the God(s)' such things were made religious.
That the Nazis co-opted a Hindu symbol while remaining racist is a major irony.
A few years ago a well meaning Hindu guy in Auckland, NZ painted the roof of his suburban house with a swastika as a religious act but was sadly forced to paint over it by the neighbours and council. Since Hindus have a much, much older claim to it that they can no longer use it because of a blip in history is actually quite sad and I say that as a dyed in the wool atheist.
It is hard in the modern world to grasp how bright the heavens used to be to our ancestors without street lights etc. One of the benefits of moving up here to Dundee from NW7 in London is I can see some stars from my back yard. Not many but some. We only have to drive a relatively short way up the coast to find a dark bit of seaside to watch the aurora from.
But it doesn't match looking up at the sweep of the Milky Way from Southern New Zealand where I did much growing up. At university we would wander up the hill behind our college and lie on our backs looking up. We had a friend into astronomy who would pronounce on 'shooting star or satellite' and name things for us.
When back I go out at night and spot the Southern Cross and know I'm home.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
