In his recent
Space News interviews, comparative mythologist Ev
Cochrane introduced his extraordinary decades long
research into ancient testimony of catastrophic
celestial events witnessed on earth.
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As Cochrane
explained, in countless ancient cultures, the identities
of planets in myth, including Mars and Venus, cannot be
explained in terms of anything seen in our world today.
The planet Mars, a distant pinpoint of light to the
unaided eye today, was globally identified as a
warrior-hero.
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The planet
Venus, a bright pinpoint of light to modern skywatchers,
was identified in various phases as a great comet, a
goddess with flowing hair, a feathered serpent, and
more.
In this conclusion, Cochrane begins by explaining the
painstaking methodology he and colleague David Talbott
developed over their decades long collaboration, which
ultimately produced their reconstruction of recent
planetary catastrophes witnessed on earth.
