So there is this guy called Eric Von Daniken, and he has written loads of books about this and travelled the world taking photos of ancient wall carvings. My lovely Grandad gave me the set of books and I was glued to them for ages!
Heres Eric, isn't he cute!
Basically, the conspiracy is that these other creatures, or aliens, inhabited the Earth in ancient times, and had technology such as spacesuits and spaceships, as ancient wall drawings have been found of engines, space suits and helmets (all of which obviously had not been invented then!) So how on earth did they know what a spaceship looked like? Or a helmet? Ill post some pics of them now:
The above carving is around 10,000 BC of "Ancient Astronauts"
Are they looking at an ancient spaceship? You can clearly see they have drawn people sat in it!
The above pictures were taken of the famous Nazca lines in Peru, which Eric claims are the remains of an Ancient Airport. What were the lines guiding in to land?
Tales of the ‘gods’ coming down from the sky are of course common to many indigenous cultures, and tend to support Von Daniken’s theory that aliens might have visited earth in the past.
I Love Eric! His best-selling Chariots of the Gods, published in 1968, argued that spacecraft landed long before modern humanity peopled the Earth.
The ancient visitors carried out breeding experiments and produced a creature intelligent enough to have the rules of society imparted to it. These new beings invented agriculture and became the first artists, then created their own warlike civilizations. Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed by an atomic bomb.
The Ark of the Covenant was allegedly an electrified transmitter that allowed Moses to communicate with the astronauts.
I really do recommmend reading Chariot of the Gods:
I hope you have all foudn it interesting and I would love to hear your thoughts on it all! I love conspiracies! :) xxxxx
'Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed by an atomic bomb.The Ark of the Covenant was allegedly an electrified transmitter that allowed Moses to communicate with the astronauts.' Brilliantly ridiculous.
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