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Hi all,
Check out the new Ancient Aliens series on the History Channel. I watched one episode and it was exciting and mind blowing! Many experts and authors are featured. Many fascinating possibilities are explored, such as our possible extraterrestrial origins. Here are the first two episodes:

Episode 1: The Evidence



Episode 2: The Visitors

I have been watching that show as well. I agree that it is immensly enjoyable!

I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the recommendation.

This series has been incredible so far. So many mysteries are presented that mainstream archaeologists can't explain, such as how 1000 ton stones (2 million pound stones) were moved, elaborate crop circles of perfect symmetry, etc. that defy any conventional explanation. I wonder if this series is helping us prepare for ET Disclosure, which some say will come. Or perhaps to rev us up for a faked alien invasion to bring in the NWO.

Anyway, here are episodes 3 and 4 of the first season.

Episode 3: The Mission - Discusses the possible objectives and motivations of the extraterrestrials who intervened in our history or possibly created us.



Episode 4: Closer Encounters

Here is episode 5 of season 1 called "The Return". It deals with the ramifications of the aliens who seeded us returning someday. Perhaps we are them? Very thought provoking. Features many experts and authors, including MIT Professor of Planetary Sciences Sara Seager.



Here is the first episode of season 2 called "Mysterious Places" and covers the Bermuda Triangle, featuring a guy who claimed to have flown through a "vortex tunnel" there, the "Zone of Silence" in Mexico, a place of unexplained phenomena where radios and cell phones will not work and where all kinds of anomalies happen that scientists can't explain, and a few other ruins in South America with mysterious qualities that could serve as interdimensional gateways, and how these places all fit together on an exact geometrical grid around the Earth. Very fascinating. Must see.

I still haven't gotten around to watching any of these. I got caught up the other day in History Channel series about secret societies, starting off with the Knights Templar. The last episode I watched featured David Icke. He was excellent.

Season 2, Episode 2: Gods and Aliens

Description:

Myths and legends have long been regarded as fantastic stories that describe powerful gods, mutant giants and fearsome monsters. But why do so many different cultures, separated by vast distances, tell the same stories? Is it possible that myths and legends were really eyewitness accounts of ancient astronauts descending to Earth? Ancient texts are filled with stories of gods interacting with humans, offering wisdom, technology, and even impregnating women. Could the demigods of mythology have been the offspring of alien and human unions? If so, could aliens have supplied the Missing Link that accelerated human evolution, advancing our civilization and making us who we are today?



Season 2, Episode 3: Underwater Worlds

This episode discusses many underwater city ruins around the world and how they suggest that human civilization is much older than mainstream archaeologists think it is, and how extraterrestrials might have had something to do with them.

Even if these are new shows they're just rehashed what if allegations for a younger audience. None of these persons to date have ever born anything to make one sit up and take notice too really consider their claims seriously. Remember the History Channels first priority is to make money by providing entertainment.

I skimmed through the first show. I see some of the characters saying or expressing what ifs and their beliefs without any concrete evidence. Like I said, there's nothing new to cause one to sit up and take notice.

Thanks for the update ProfWag. I usually wind up missing the ends of shows like this. Too many commercials, so I wind up going to do something constructive and my timing is usually off.