Ancient Skies (Gene Phillips)

This issue critically examines the Nova Program's presentation of the Nazca lines, contrasting it with Erich von Daniken's theories and the work of Maria Reiche. It highlights disc

Ancient Skies - Vol 11 No 2 - 1984-85

This issue delves into the 'Dogon Mystery,' exploring the ancient Dogon tribe's detailed knowledge of the Sirius star system, including its invisible satellite, Sirius B (Digitaria

Ancient Skies - Vol 11 No 3 - 1984-85

This issue of Ancient Skies explores the hypothesis that human ancestors originated on Venus. Dr. Stuart W. Greenwood presents Venus as Earth's 'twin' and discusses the planet's cu

Ancient Skies - Vol 11 No 4 - 1984-85

This issue of Ancient Skies explores the hypothesis of Venusian space pioneers undertaking one-way expeditions to Earth, focusing on the selection of a landing site in South Americ

Ancient Skies - Vol 11 No 5 - 1984-85

This issue features Erich von Daniken's investigation into Chavin de Huantar in Peru, comparing its architecture and potential origins to Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem and biblical

Ancient Skies - Vol 11 No 6 - 1984-85

This issue explores the ancient city of Teotihuacan, proposing an interpretation of its major structures (Pyramid of the Sun, Pyramid of the Moon, Temple of Quetzalcoatl) and the A

Ancient Skies - Vol 12 No 1 - 1985-86

This issue of Ancient Skies explores the 'Cosmic Civilizers' theory, suggesting that ancient myths and legends are accounts of extraterrestrial visitors who influenced early human

Ancient Skies - Vol 12 No 2 - 1985-86

This issue delves into the mystery of the precise stone construction of Inca fortresses like Sacsayhuaman, questioning traditional explanations. It contrasts the accounts of early

Ancient Skies - Vol 12 No 3 - 1985-86

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the scientific search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) and exoplanets. It discusses the historical context of contemplating other wo

Ancient Skies - Vol 12 No 4 - 1985-86

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into several intriguing topics. Dr. Stuart W. Greenwood proposes that Venus's atmosphere may have changed significantly over time, offering evide

Ancient Skies - Vol 12 No 5 - 1985-86

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the theory of controlled manipulation of human behavior in ancient Mexico, as described in ancient Codices. Author Gerardo Levet suggests th

Ancient Skies - Vol 12 No 6 - 1985-86

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the descriptions of flying machines (Vimana) found in ancient Indian literature, including Vedic texts, epics, and classical Sanskrit works.

Ancient Skies - Vol 13 No 1 - 1986-87

This issue of Ancient Skies examines Immanuel Velikovsky's controversial theories about planetary cataclysms and the scientific community's resistance to his work. It highlights Ve

Ancient Skies - Vol 13 No 2 - 1986-87

This issue delves into the immense logistical challenges of constructing the Great Pyramid, questioning whether ancient Egyptians possessed the technology for its precision, scale,

Ancient Skies - Vol 13 No 3 - 1986-87

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the enigmatic city of Teotihuacan, questioning its unknown builders and their advanced planning. It highlights the discovery of mica layers

Ancient Skies - Vol 13 No 4 - 1986-87

This issue explores the theory that the biblical 'Manna Machine' described in the Kabbalah's Zohar, and the legendary Holy Grail of medieval epics, are one and the same object of e

Ancient Skies - Vol 13 No 5 - 1986-87

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the advanced scientific knowledge possessed by ancient civilizations, challenging the notion of a purely linear progression of human underst

Ancient Skies - Vol 13 No 6 - 1986-87

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the mysteries of Baalbek, Lebanon, exploring theories that its colossal structures were built by ancient astronauts. Articles by W. Raymond

Ancient Skies - Vol 14 No 1 - 1987-88

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the advanced astronomical achievements of the Mayan civilization, highlighting their precise calculations of solar eclipses, lunar months, a

Ancient Skies - Vol 14 No 2 - 1987-88

This issue of Ancient Skies focuses on the Temple of the Seven Dolls at Dzibilchaltun, Mexico, a Mayan site with a 3500-year history. The temple, with its unique 'windows,' is theo

Ancient Skies - Vol 14 No 3 - 1987-88

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the controversial topic of giants, drawing parallels between the biblical Book of Enoch, South American Inca traditions, and evidence of gia

Ancient Skies - Vol 14 No 4 - 1987-88

This issue of Ancient Skies explores the hypothesis that the biblical tabernacle, as described in the Old Testament, was not merely a religious structure but a complex radiotechnic

Ancient Skies - Vol 14 No 5 - 1987-88

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the scientific investigation of paleovisits, or ancient extraterrestrial expeditions to Earth. Dr. Vladimir Rubtsov outlines a methodology f

Ancient Skies - Vol 14 No 6 - 1987-88

This issue critiques television programs that attempt to debunk the ancient astronaut theory, particularly concerning the Nazca Lines in Peru. It highlights the work of Maria Reich

Ancient Skies - Vol 15 No 1 - 1988-89

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the 'Face on Mars' phenomenon, presenting the research of Walter Hain, who claims to have found evidence of a constructed face on Mars from

Ancient Skies - Vol 15 No 2 - 1988-89

This issue delves into the Mars FACE, clarifying its discovery and enhancement by Vincent DiPietro and Gregory Molenaar, and refuting claims of natural formation. It also examines

Ancient Skies - Vol 15 No 3 - 1988-89

This issue of Ancient Skies explores the possibility of advanced technology in ancient Mayan civilization, challenging conventional archaeological interpretations. It highlights fi

Ancient Skies - Vol 15 No 4 - 1988-89

This issue delves into the advanced astronomical and chronological knowledge of the ancient Mayans, suggesting it was imparted by extraterrestrial visitors. It details complex Maya

Ancient Skies - Vol 15 No 5 - 1988-89

This issue of Ancient Skies features a report on the discovery of unusual limestone artifacts in Mars, Pennsylvania, including a human head sculpture and a round stone with a squar

Ancient Skies - Vol 15 No 6 - 1988-89

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into controversial archaeological findings, particularly the 'Great Elephant Controversy' surrounding carvings at the Maya site of Copan, Hondura

Ancient Skies - Vol 16 No 1 - 1989-90

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the advanced technology and weaponry described in ancient Indian texts like the Mahabharata, suggesting a far more sophisticated past than c

Ancient Skies - Vol 16 No 2 - 1989-90

This issue of Ancient Skies, dedicated to W. Raymond Drake, explores the theory that ancient myths and legends are evidence of extraterrestrial visitors. It posits that ancient civ

Ancient Skies - Vol 16 No 3 - 1989-90

This issue of Ancient Skies explores the theory of ancient astronauts and their potential influence on early human civilizations. Dr. James W. Deardorff posits that advanced extrat

Ancient Skies - Vol 16 No 4 - 1989-90

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the 'manna-machine' theory, proposing it was an extraterrestrial device that sustained the Israelites. It links this to the Grail legend and

Ancient Skies - Vol 16 No 5 - 1989-90

This issue of Ancient Skies focuses on the search for extraterrestrial artifacts (ETAs) and the theoretical framework for identifying them. Dr. Vladimir V. Rubtsov outlines criteri

Ancient Skies - Vol 16 No 6 - 1989-90

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into theories of ancient astronauts and their influence on early civilizations. It features interpretations of Egyptian texts suggesting 'Gods' c

Ancient Skies - Vol 17 No 1 - 1990

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the ancient Maya's observations of Venus, suggesting a past Earth-like atmosphere based on their recorded visibility periods. It also examin

Ancient Skies - Vol 17 No 2 - 1990

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the mysteries of ancient Egypt, questioning traditional historical accounts. Author Erich von Daniken proposes that extraterrestrials, or 'a

Ancient Skies - Vol 17 No 3 - 1990

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into ancient mysteries, starting with Erich von Daniken's article on animal mutations in ancient Egypt, questioning the origin of mummified anima

Ancient Skies - Vol 17 No 4 - 1990

This issue details the Tapanui Explosion in New Zealand (1178 AD) and compares it to the Tunguska Event (1908 AD), suggesting both were caused by malfunctioning extraterrestrial sp

Ancient Skies - Vol 17 No 5 - 1990

This issue explores the concept of 'ancient aquanauts' and their potential influence on early civilizations, drawing parallels between Sumerian legends of Oannes and the Dogon trib

Ancient Skies - Vol 17 No 6 - 1991

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the 'Cosmic Tradition of the Ancient Mystery Schools,' exploring how ancient civilizations like Egypt and Greece preserved secret knowledge

Ancient Skies - Vol 18 No 1 - 1991

This issue of Ancient Skies features an article by Maurice Chatelain, a former NASA scientist, who discusses his belief in UFOs and extraterrestrial visitors. He presents research

Ancient Skies - Vol 18 No 2 - 1991

This issue details the discovery of a perforated stone slab at the Mayan ruins of Palenque, Mexico, by Alberto Ruz Lhuillier in 1949. The slab, featuring intricate cavities and plu

Ancient Skies - Vol 18 No 3 - 1991

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the cosmic traditions found in the scriptures and folklore of India, Tibet, and China, suggesting ancient visitations by 'other-world beings

Ancient Skies - Vol 18 No 4 - 1991

This issue of Ancient Skies features an article by Maurice Chatelain, a former NASA scientist, who argues that ancient civilizations possessed advanced scientific knowledge, likely

Ancient Skies - Vol 18 No 5 - 1991

This issue of Ancient Skies explores the theory that ancient religions and myths are based on encounters with advanced beings from other worlds. It examines comparative religion, t

Ancient Skies - Vol 18 No 6 - 1992

This issue of Ancient Skies explores several intriguing topics related to ancient mysteries and potential extraterrestrial influence. It delves into six hypotheses for the purpose

Ancient Skies - Vol 19 No 1 - 1992

This issue of Ancient Skies highlights the early Russian pioneers of the ancient astronaut theory: Constantine Tsiolkovsky, Nicholas Rynin, and Jacob Perelman. It details their sci

Ancient Skies - Vol 19 No 2 - 1992

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into several ancient mysteries. The Chavin Temple in Peru is examined for its astronomical observatory and the 'Oraculo' sculpture. The search fo

Ancient Skies - Vol 19 No 3 - 1992

This issue of Ancient Skies focuses on two significant archaeological discoveries. The first details the Mayan site of Quiriguá in Guatemala, known for its unusually elaborate ston

Ancient Skies - Vol 19 No 4 - 1992

This issue of Ancient Skies features an article by Maurice Chatelain proposing that the Martian pyramid's dimensions mirror those of Egyptian pyramids, suggesting advanced knowledg

Ancient Skies - Vol 19 No 5 - 1992

This issue of Ancient Skies magazine delves into ancient Thracian monuments in Bulgaria, specifically the Sboryanovo Reservation and the Ginina Mogila tomb, highlighting their uniq

Ancient Skies - Vol 19 No 6 - 1993

This issue of Ancient Skies focuses on the ancient chullpas of Sillustani, Peru, described as unique funerary towers built by the Colla or Aymara people. The article details the jo

Ancient Skies - Vol 20 No 1 - 1993

This issue of Ancient Skies details a journey to Peru, focusing on the search for the 'Great Wall of Peru' and the exploration of the Chanquillo archaeological site. The author, Ge

Ancient Skies - Vol 20 No 2 - 1993

This issue of Ancient Skies delves into the search for humanity's origins, exploring ancient astronaut theories and related phenomena. Uli Knatterbusch discusses the challenges and

Ancient Skies - Vol 20 No 3 - 1993

This issue explores the controversial theory that humanity's inherent mathematical ability may be evidence of extraterrestrial origins. It highlights recent astronomical discoverie

Ancient Skies - Vol 20 No 4 - 1993