Zecharia Sitchin Essays

  • Planet X: The Doomsday Planet

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    threaten suicide, because they are so disturbed about the planet. Maybe that is why it is also called the “doomsday planet”. Planet X has also been named Nibiru and is considered the twelfth planet. The name Nibiru came from a book written by Zecharia Sitchin. The book told about a twelfth planet with an oblong orbit. It was supposed to get near the earth every 3600 years. The book was called The Twelfth Planet. The book told the story of a group of aliens who modified people genetically so they

  • Ancient Aliens

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    There is a popular belief that aliens walked the Earth in ancient times, and these theories have created quite a stir in the scientific community. Ancient alien theorists, like Erich von Daniken and Zecharia Sitchin, believe that extraterrestrials came to earth thousands of years ago. Some hypothesize that ancient aliens are responsible for ancient technological wonders, and that they helped to shape human civilization. Furthermore, the belief that ancient gods were in fact aliens, misinterpreted

  • UFO's and Extraterrestrial Aliens: Earth Has Been Visited

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    years. With so many reports of UFO’s and abductions, what is the truth of the matter? I have read many of Zecharia Sitchin’s books about extraterrestrials visiting Earth in the distant past. He collects his information from ancient clay tablets written in cuneiform, the bible, and many archeological sites from all over the world. In his series of books called, The Earth Chronicles, Mr. Sitchin has concluded that aliens came to earth hundreds of thousands of years ago. Also, that these aliens created

  • Drake's Equation Essay

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    It is commonly accepted that the possibility of aliens existing is feasible, among the scientific community. Drake’s Equation and The Fermi Paradox are two well-known products of humanities’ view towards extraterrestrial life. Drake’s Equation is an equation written by Dr. Frank Drake to determine the odds of intelligent life and to figure out the number of civilizations in the Milky Way that seek to communicate with each other (Howell). The Fermi Paradox is the contradiction between there being

  • Argumentative Essay On Alien Abductions

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    intelligence. Thirdly, that we are the product of aliens who inhabited Earth. Additionally, it claims aliens came down from space as “astronauts” and made contact with humans in prehistoric times. Supporters of this theory involve Erich von Däniken, Zecharia Sitchin, Charles Fort and Robert K. G.

  • Mesopotamia

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    a hand full of stars and didn’t draw so much focus to the sky as later civilizations. Other historians believe that they had a great understanding of the stars and even had knowledge of the planets in the solar system. Historian and author Zecharia Sitchin claims that various art works imprinted on clay tablets depict the planets in our solar system. Religion