Aloys Eiling

My book, The True(r) Prehistory,1 introduces the possibility of a radically revised account of human prehistory through a multidisciplinary investigation that draws on the natural sciences, mathematics, archaeology, myths, and knowledge from ancient texts. The book explores humanity’s place in nature and the cosmos, the cataclysmic events that have shaped humankind and our solar system and offers a thought-provoking case for a paradigm shift in how we understand our origins.

We warmly welcome Aloys Eiling, author of A True(r) Prehistory: An Unofficial History of Heaven, Man, and Earth, as our featured author this month. Aloys has a background in Physics and Astronomy and a doctorate in Physics. He has also studied history and ancient languages. This combination gives him a unique perspective on the past and allows him to explore it through the lens of science and history.

As described in my previous article (https://grahamhancock.com/eilinga11/), the impact of the minor planet Dumuzi transformed the planet Venus into a radiation monster that triggered a climate catastrophe on Earth. The Earth’s atmosphere reached roaring hot temperatures, and vaporized water enveloped the Earth in a thick cloud mantle. From these clouds, it rained down in torrential gushes, streams became rivers and huge lakes covered low-lying areas. Planet Earth drowned in a deluge.