Investigating the Origin & Transmission of Cultural Memory
in Ancient Mythology, Archaeoastronomy & Traditional Esotericism
in Ancient Mythology, Archaeoastronomy & Traditional Esotericism
The catastrophic scattering of the giant planets elaborated by the Nice Model.
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Myth is the history
of the Psyche. - William Irwin Thompson Myth is the history of the Solar System. - David Talbott Myths are History is a growing compilation of interdisciplinary correlations demonstrating the historical accuracy of cosmological catastrophes recorded in world mythology and deeply imprinted in the cultural memory of humankind.
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It is here presumed that commonalities between mythologies are due to different cultures witnessing the same cosmological events at the same time. It is likewise here assumed that distinctions between cultural renditions are due to the unique geophysical site inhabited by each culture -- i.e., different points of view on the exact same events.
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Though planetary plasmaspheres are today largely invisible to the naked eye, from the early neolithic through the first eras of human history intensified aurora phenomena generated awe-inspiring displays of colorful and brilliantly lit plasma in the skies.
The lighting of Earth's near plasma environment as well as other bodies in our Solar system during these eras appears to have been a significant causal factor in the development of human science and culture worldwide. The otherworldly imagery of most mythologies and the punctuated, epochal shifts of early human history are salient examples of such collective responses. 
Might ancient mythology, archaeoastronomy and traditional esotericism retain faded memories of a 'lost world' that came before the world whose history we know?
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Plasma cosmology also suggests that gas giants Jupiter and Saturn and ice giants Uranus and Neptune are sub-dwarf stars, capable of lighting up as brilliant suns. In addition, polar plumes and colorful, comet-like plasma-tails may have been highly visible features of Earth as well as our neighboring inner planets as recently as just a few thousand years ago.
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