Chariots of the Gods? Did Aliens visit Earth in the remote past? Are modern UFO reports old news? Were we already visited in Ancient Times? Is there evidence of Alien Technology? Do the Holy Scriptures refer to Alien visitors? The short answer is yes! Read on...

The A.A.S. R.A. is a forum for those who have an insatiable curiosity about our cosmic past and an intense desire to understand the world's many mysteries, whether by exploration in the field or by hunting down clues in the archives. So, if it’s answers you seek, unsolved mysteries you want and adventure you crave, you have come to the right place!

The A.A.S. R.A. is determined to prove whether or not Extraterrestrials visited Earth in the remote past. In his ground breaking book Chariots of the Gods, Erich von Däniken brought forth a revolutionary theory: Extraterrestrials visited Earth thousands of years ago. They left clues behind in the form of mysterious, enigmatic monuments, curious artifacts, misunderstood technologies, and especially stunning descriptions of flying machines and other curiosities in ancient texts, holy scriptures and tales of mythology. What really happened in the past...?

Link> Ancient Astronauts

That was a good book.

I like where many spiral coils are shown in drawings and artifacts, and
at the Nascar flats, not the cars but the south american ancient landing
fields, supposed.

But got to be something in those coils.

Von Daniken was so wrapped up in his beliefs that he started envisage any old relic resembling a human torso was infact an alien artifact..?

Von Daniken = God.

I love everyone of his books he has put out, his theories are well presented. Whether true or not, fascinating reads.

The scientific community has almost universally dismissed von Dänikens theories. Scientists such as Carl Sagan and I. S. Shklovskii, however, have written about paleocontact and extraterrestrial visitations to earth.

Sagan did not rule out the possibility of visitation but he insisted, as we all do, that such extraordinary assertions as von Dänikens demand extraordinary proof and that the absence of evidence makes the claims highly unlikely to be true.