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—the intervention of astronauts from another world, who came,
just as the Bible tells us, to create, educate, and civilize a new
human race in their own image.
Thus, once upon a time, about 65,000 years ago, extraordinary
visitors came from another civilization in space, discovered the
earth was a wonderful place to live on, and decided to establish
a colony here. But in the beginning they did not like our air and
water, and they weren't used to the earth's gravity. So, these visitors
decided to create a hybrid race, so that by crossbreeding
with humans after a few generations, that new race would be
perfectly adapted to Hfe on earth and would carry on at least
part of the intelligence and technical know-how of its
ancestors
from space. To achieve this, the most attractive and the most inteUigent
young females were inseminated, and this procedure
continued with their daughters and granddaughters until the results
were acceptable for life on earth, and the education and
civilization of the new race could start.
Another mystery I tried to solve was that of the Mayan calendar.
Once I knew the Nineveh Constant and the exact periods of
revolution and conjunction of planets, it didn't take long to find
the only astronomical period that had a duration of about 20
years. I had more trouble with the starting date of the Mayan
calendar, but I knew that it too had to be a date of conjunction
between two planets other than Jupiter and Saturn. So I tried
Uranus and Neptune and discovered the cycle of a quadruple
conjunction of 4,627 years that is hardly known. After that came
the realization that the Mayas, who were obsessed with calculations
using enormous numbers, used the number 34,020 million
days—a number fifteen times greater than the Nineveh Constant
—and that this number corresponded exactly to 3,600 Simierian
cycles of precession of the equinoxes.
Then we had the mystery of the Great Pyramid of Cheops,
which was based on three different mathematical principles, incompatible
if expressed in decimals, but compatible when expressed
as fractions. The pyramid was at the same time an astronomical
observatory, a standard of weights and measures, and a
standard of time. Both its volume and the length of the coffer in
its royal chamber were based on the Solar Constant.
The Maltese cross, the Rhodes calculator, and the naviga-