Our Ancestors Came from Outer Space

By: Maurice Chatelain

Narrated by: Clay Lomakayu

Who are we? Where did we come from? How did we get here?

All the answers are here, bigger than life, and more powerful than fiction, presented by the NASA scientist whose Apollo computer program got us to the moon....

In this book you'll learn about:

• The secret of Atlantis
• The significance of the Great Pyramid at Giza
• The lost treasures of ancient Egypt
• The puzzle of the Mayan Calendar
• The truth about astrology
• The world beneath the polar ice caps
• Stonehenge, miracle of mathematics
• The Rhodes calendar
• The Mystery of the Maltese Cross
• What the Apollo and Gemini astronauts really saw

Using sophisticated computers, new, and previously overlooked information, and his direct experience as the NASA scientist who designed and built the Apollo communications and data-processing system, Maurice Chatelain amasses starting and convincing evidence that our ancestors came from outer space.

"A mathematical approach, as well as an archaeological overview...should prove to be considerably more durable than Erich von Daniken's Chariots of the Gods. A worthwhile contribution to serious students of the ancient mysteries, by a real scientist...." (The Dayton Daily News)

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Nothing is a coincidence

It could not be more obvious that the earth was completely surveyed to the millimeter with incredible accuracy. The mathematics of all measurements of earth’s features indicates nothing is by accident. The incite from Chatelaine’s research is unmatched to those that choose to pay attention during this read. It took me two reads to appreciate the endless mathematical research. Math is a perfect science. Believe it.

A New View on Old Knowledge

The author was bold in his assertions of new ideas and thoutht-provoking on a reinterpretation ofd knowledge! A very fascinating study! A great read!

Wow!

This guy really brings a lot of the technician data together in one fantastic book!

great story and theory

loved it. the may was hard to follow. the sorry was rasu to understand though

very enlightening

this was a Greta book, very informational. sometime hard to follow all the math, but still a very worthwhile book.