This is a very brief recap of dates and periods. The text of [Recovering the Lost World] expands on this.
Cromagnon arrive in the limestone cave region of Western Europe by about 30,000 BC, and start recording the scenes of herds of dead animals seen floating across the night skies on infrequent occasions. Southern Europe is abandoned after 10,000 BC.
Earth, on an orbit equal to but offset from Saturn, made contact with the plasmasphere of Saturn, causing a major electrical exchange, followed by 1500 years of darkness and cold. This period, known as the Younger Dryas, represents the coldest climate humans have ever experienced. This is the universal 'darkness at the beginning of creation.'
The climate improves considerably as the Earth's orbit starts to fall below the level of the Sun. Tropical and temperate climatic zones start to move hundreds of miles north, moving the tropical wet zone to the level of the Sahara, moving the dry zone into the Mediterranean region, and improving conditions at the north polar regions.
Earth progressively moves below the level of Saturn. For some three thousand years Saturn was seen traveling across the sky from east to west on a daily basis, slowly moving further north. The planet looked like a giant bird passing overhead, and was depicted and worshipped as such.
In 8347 BC (by the records of Mesoamerica) Earth crosses the first of three plasma double layer boundaries below Saturn and the Peratt column develops along with the southern plasmoids. Streams of electrons pass by Earth to Saturn (in the north) from three large ball plasmoid below the Earth's south pole, which rotate into view on a daily basis.
The ball plasmoids will constitute the first Gods of Mesoamerica, Mesopatamia, and India, and are the creation Gods of the Egyptians. Objects are seen traveling south along the streams of electrons passing by Earth, and suggest a place for the dead in the far south. The objects in the south skies are replicated in rock carvings on cliff sides world-wide.
Since the ball plasmoids are seen in the Earth's equatorial rings, they look like islands in a sea. Island mortuaries are developed by a number of people.
By 5800 BC Saturn reached a position above the north pole of the Earth where it rotated in a circle, but contained in swirling clouds of plasma. This is the era considered by most peoples as the 'chaos before creation.' Near the end of this period (ca 4900 BC) Saturn starts to appear as a giant egg in the north sky.
In 4200 BC Saturn goes through a nova event -- a mass discharge which creates Venus -- and lights up. (The ball plasmoids disappear.) This is the moment of 'creation.' The arc at the point of contact with Earth creates massive cloudbanks and probably causes renewed glaciation. The swirling clouds disappear, and the planet with its companions, rings, and satellites are clearly seen.
Venus is in orbit around Saturn and Mercury and Mars hangs below. Mercury still has a considerable atmosphere. Uranus is seen above and past the edge of Saturn, as is Venus. The "Age of the Gods" begins. Mars makes eight 'descents' to Earth.
Saturn is in a near collision with Jupiter. The "Age of the Gods" ends with the "Flood of Gilgamesh." The Gods leave as both Saturn and Jupiter move to orbits far removed from the Sun. Plasma discharges between Jupiter and Saturnian planets are seen as the "battle of the Gods."
Jupiter stays active and develops an absolutely gigantic lower plasma plume. He becomes the chief God in almost all nations. After 200 years, Jupiter's lower plasma mountain disappears when Jupiter enters the asteroid belt.
Directly after 3147 BC, Earth and Venus had escaped to eccentric orbits in the inner solar system. Mars and Mercury joined later, with the orbit of Mars overrode Earth's orbit, as does Mercury. Mars is seen visiting Earth as Horus -- ten times over 300 years until about 2750 BC.
Jupiter, which has been quiet, flares up on the third day. Jupiter was in direct line with Earth and Venus. The event is almost universally understood as involving the death of millions of people and the death of Jupiter who rises on the third day, and also as a flood involving the fall of celestial water. In Bible history this is "Noah's Flood." The southern stars appear for the first time, the Earth's orbit changes, and the Moon appears in orbit around Earth soon after.