Book Synopsis
From petroglyphs and serpent mounds to Kentucky's Big Sink and the Hopewell octagons, Sf. Ramon Careaga explores whether ancient imagery and landscapes preserve traces of extraordinary celestial events. Four illustrated papers bring together plasma physics, LiDAR imagery, comparative mythology, and geometric analysis to propose an electrical explanation for megafauna extinction. The inquiry examines a possible Perattian thunderbolt site near Versailles, revisits the Cosmic Egg motif and planetary catastrophes, and compares Hopewell octagon geometry with Jupiter's polar vortices. With diagrams, calculations, and evolving interpretations, Volume One invites readers to examine a provocative alternative account of Earth's deep past.
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