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All ancient peoples told stories of awe-inspiring and terrifying gods in
the sky. The gods were gigantic and often capricious. In their wars they
hurled thunderbolts at the earth and at each other, setting the cosmos
aflame.

Ancient people also drew pictures and carved images of the gods. They
built great temples, cities and kingdoms as monuments to the gods, and
they imitated the gods in their rituals and customs.

Cross-cultural comparison reveals that different tribes and communities
were telling the same story, each in its own way. But why did the earliest
astronomical traditions identify the gods as planets? And why did all of
the ancient accounts say that the gods ruled for a time, then went away?

The modern discovery of plasma, magnetism, and electricity in space allows
for a new answer to such questions: planets are charged bodies in space,
and they have not always moved on their present orbits. Only a few
thousand years ago our ancestors lived beneath an alien sky, as planets
close to Earth loomed huge above them.

In any consideration of this possibility, the cosmic "thunderbolt"
launched by planet-gods is a key. Many archaic images, while finding no
reference in the sky today, exactly match the high-energy electrical
discharges generated in plasma laboratories. This stunning correspondence,
illuminated by the ancient astronomies, demands a new perspective on
planetary history.

David Talbott has spent more than thirty years investigating the origins
of ancient myths and symbols. Wallace Thornhill has devoted a similar time
to studying the nature of plasma and electricity in space. Their research
converges in this volume, Thunderbolts of the Gods.

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