Book of Enoch
This Ethiopic version of the Book of Enoch is deemed by scholars to be older by several centuries than the Slavonic one, and portions...
Stephen Hawking’s Last Theory
With a science paper published after his death, Stephen Hawking has revived debate on a deeply divisive question for cosmologists: Is our Universe just...
The Silurian Hypothesis
What if another industrial civilization had existed on Earth tens of millions of years ago, long before humans, but all traces of it have...
Ancient Levitation Technology
Did ancient civilizations possess knowledge that has since been lost to science? Were amazing technologies available to the ancient Egyptians that enabled them to...
Anunnaki Gods of Ancient Greece
One of the most entertaining and enticing aspects of Greek culture is its elaborate mythology that involves gods, heroes, deeds, and mortals, all of...
Anunnaki Gods of Ancient Mesoamerica
"Zecharia Sitchin makes the best arguments for the South American connection in his book, The Lost Realms. Sitchin attributes the influx of gods and...
Anunnaki Gods of Ancient India
Proto -Indo European Mythology: According to this theory, many common “mythological” elements are shared across India, Persia, Mesopotamia and Europe. These similarities are commonly...
Anunnaki Gods of Ancient Egypt
This presentation is primarily sourced from the works of Zecharia Sitchin; specifically "The Wars of Gods and Men." Incredible as it may sound, a...
Mars Anomalies
It is impossible to know when Mars was discovered by an Earthling because it is bright enough to be seen in the night sky...
Creatures from the Book of Jasher Found on Mayan Stela
ichael David Moreno
July 4th, 2016. (Re-published 07-04-2017)
The Book of Jasher is an alternate narrative of the events that happened in the Old Testament,...
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