Impossible Truths: Amazing Evidence of Extraterrestrial Contact

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The author of Chariots of the Gods presents astounding theories about alien contact in ancient history-updated with new evidence from his research into formerly inaccessible sites Why do flying machines and astronauts appear in the artworks and sacred texts of all ancient cultures? What is the meaning of the immense earth drawings, impossible to view from the ground, that can be found all over the globe? How could prehistoric cultures have engraveddioriteand other hard rock with such incredible precision without the use of modern tools? In this mind-bending new book, ErichvonD niken-bestselling author and expert on extraterrestrial influences on early civilization-draws on his latest research to update his astounding theory that the inhabitants of other planets have kept in contact with humankind since the earliest times. .Assess for yourself the stunning visual evidence presented in some 200 photographs. .Examine previously unpublished testimony from expert informants. .Discover new research undertaken byvonD nikenafter the opening up of previously inaccessible regions, such as the jungle city "Buritaca200" in Colombia. Featuring profiles ofMachuPicchu, the Nazca Lines, and otherarchaeologicalmysteries, ImpossibleTruths shines a startling new light on the true relationship between alien species and humankind.

Erich von D niken is known all over the globe for his anarchic theories of alien influence on Earth. His books have been translated into 32 languages, selling 65 million copies worldwide. He continues to be an avid researcher, travelling 100,000 miles per year to the planet's most remote places in his quest to uncover the truth of our ancient origins.

"Von Daniken writes and theorizes compellingly, giving pause to even the most rigid of skeptics, and the more than 150 colour photographs only enhance the dreamy experience of letting one's imagination go along for the ride." -Foreword Magazine "Von Daniken's unique approach over the last fifty years has probably done more to get the general public interested in the subject of ancient civilizations than mainstream archaeologists would like to admit, and his latest book is no exception." -Unearthlynews.com