Interstellar Links to Göbekli Tepe

Season 1Episode 1030 minNov 28, 2017
Interstellar Links to Göbekli Tepe

Was Göbekli Tepe built as a sacred interstellar portal connecting the people of Earth with extraterrestrial civilizations? As we conclude Season One, our team of researchers explain that Göbekli Tepe is aligned with the Cygnus constellation and constructed in harmonic resonance with the periodic signals beaming from one of the constellation's stars. These signals have been found to be transmitting multiples of eleven, which can be found in Pascal's triangle, and encoded within the placement of the megalithic pillars. As the world's oldest monument, built in the cradle of civilization, this discovery may be our strongest evidence connecting the establishment of human civilization under the rule of the Annunaki.

Interstellar Links to Göbekli Tepe has aired on Nov 28, 2017
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