Evolution Is Wrong: A Radical Approach to the Origin and Transformation of Life (Erich von Daniken Library)

the UFOs. On page 49 of the same book, I also took up the subject of the abduction of people by ETs.51 I've always known how “stupid” just the thought of it is. Kidnapped by aliens? Ridiculous! I didn't want to know anything about this nonsense myself for years until I was much better informed about it as, for example, by John Mack from Harvard Uni

you don't know anything sensical about it, you should at least read Chapter 2 of my book Botschaften aus dem Jahr 2118 (Messages from the Year 2118). Then you will

Humans Are Not from Earth by ecologist Ellis Silver.35 He picks up a few facts that should make anyone suspicious. Here are a few examples:

the US in particular, books of excellent quality have appeared, such as The Anunnaki Connection by archaeologist and historian Heather Lynn, or the 600-page

references in the Mahabharata to Dvaraka's city were neither exaggeration nor myth. It was reality in the truest sense of the word.

of metal with a high proportion of silicon and magnesium were secured, and the Indian scientists never doubted that there must be many more metal pieces lying around on the Dvaraka seafloor.

water can also be found in the Atlantic, for example, at the coast of the city of Carnac in French Brittany, or in Lixus, Morocco, as well as in the distant Pacific with the basalt buildings of Nan Madol (Caroline Islands), near the southern tip of Yonaguni (Japan), or off the Indian coast near Mumbai (exact position: 22nd degree latitude, 14 minut

1991, rock carvings were found in the Henri Cosquer Cave off Cap Morgiou in the Mediterranean Sea (southeast of Marseille,

points and lines were precisely measured and the results were compared with the starry sky from 18,000 years ago using a computer program. The matches were perfect. The astronomer Gérard Jasniewicz of the University of Montpellier, France, confirmed: Several elements are beyond reproach. The orientation of the cave according to the solstice, the po