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out of glass or quartz, have been found in various archaeological
sites.
It is also very likely that they knew the secret of gravitation
and used it to perform levitation—something we cannot even
explain today. Without this knowledge of gravitational control,
our ancestors could not have built edifices of enormous stone
slabs, which have been found all over the world. No modern
construction cranes could Hft the huge stones of the temple
at Baalbek, once the ancient town of HeKopolis, northeast of
Beirut, Lebanon.
In several places on the globe somebody traced gigantic
figures and geometric designs like those in Nasca, the Maltese
cross in the Aegean Sea, or the Triangle of France. None of these
figures and designs could have been created by humans standing
on the ground. Flying machines and possibly electromagnetic
navigation devices were needed to trace these huge markers,
which could be seen and recognized only from high up in the
sky. Humans of that period did not have the technology needed
to fly nor the necessary electromagnetic distance-measuring
equipment. It seems that the only valid explanation is that these
machines were built somewhere else in space and brought here
by astronauts to improve and to educate the human race.
My third theory, which states that all terrestrial civilizations
evolved from the same source, is probably the easiest to prove.
With the exception of some references in ancient legends, there
are no remaining traces of the mysterious Land of Mu, the continent
that existed perhaps only 100,000 years ago in the middle of
the Pacific Ocean and that certainly will be found someday on
the ocean floor. But many clues exist today which prove the existence
of Atlantis and its culture that linked east with west, the
Eurasian continent with the Americas, until it too disappeared
some 12,000 years ago.
We have found some of the ruins of Atlantis underwater in the
Bahamas. Also, there is no better explanation than the common
source of Atlantis to make us understand the astounding similarities
between ancient civilizations on both sides of the Atlantic
Ocean, like the Mayan and Egyptian, both of which had pyramids,
mummies, close intermarriage, the same basic measurement
and calculation techniques, and many other things in com-