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Did advanced civilizations exist on Earth in ancient times? If this were case, how advanced was the technology such societies managed to obtain… and could they have even harnessed the power of the atom and atomic weaponry? This incredible mystery is examined on this week’s edition of The Gralien Report Podcast.
The Gralien Report Podcast for December 13, 2011 (click here to launch player)
We also discuss ancient people’s knowledge of insecticides, dating back as far as 77,000 years, as well as references to alleged flying vehicles called “Vimanas” in Sanskrit holy texts. Is there far more to Earth’s history than most of us realize, and if so, what startling implications might they have for us even in the present day? This and more will be addressed… also, below are a few links to intriguing headlines from the past week’s news…
Diamond UFO over Texas had ‘cloaking or camouflage’
Is covert technology used to create balls of light in the sky?
Ancient humans understood medicine and insecticides over 77,000 years ago
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The idea of a 24-hour broadcasting marathon is so incredibly bad-ass, that I already have the perfect date for it.
Can you guess it?
It’s the date everybody and their dog are anxiously expecting next year 😉
What’s up my Gralien brothers from other mothers? I just wanted to drop a line, and let you all know I love the show. I’m “into this”, because I’ve always believed that reality is far more complex and wondrous than the obtuse and spiritually derelict one in which we are socially ingrained from birth.
I do listen to UFO podcasts from other sites and organizations, and yours compares very favorably. I like the level head you keep while exploring the issues. In one of the podcasts, Micah mentioned wanting to bring on Alex Jones as a guest. Alex is very entertaining, but Micah.. for the love of sanity, please don’t ever become LIKE AJ. After listening to him for a while, and doing some research on HIS research.. well.. let’s just say I like riding the fringe, but I don’t want to plunge into the chasm (of irrationality). Thanks, and I’ll be listening!