Decoding ancient Egypt’s myths of cosmic catastrophes with a new chronology

• Reveals that Egyptian mythology was inspired by plasma phenomena, catastrophe, and solar storms that generated continuous auroral activity

• Explains that the pyramids were submerged in seawater for an extended period of time and that Atlantis was located in western Africa, where ancient map makers have depicted it

• Describes the biblical Babel myth as an enormous solar outburst followed by 6,000 years of missing history

Edward Malkowski matches geologic history with biblical genealogy, archaeology with Egyptian temple records, mythology with ancient texts, and linguistics with symbolism to uncover the hidden history of cosmic events and catastrophes embedded in mythology around the world. This encoded record can be found in the personification of planets, solar storms, plasma bursts, and natural forces, which appear as characters and events in myth.

Comparing earth sciences with mythology from around the world, Malkowski connects catastrophic ancient events to Greek gorgons, Navajo thunderbirds, petroglyphs, the murals at Dendera, and the Tower of Babel. With a new interpretation of the famous Turin Kings List, he gives a firm date for the beginning of Egypt’s mystical age of Zep Tepi and identifies the ancient people known to Enoch as “the Watchers.” Malkowski links interdisciplinary research with ancient artifacts to reveal the connection between Atlantis, pyramid erosion patterns, and the flood myths of the Near East.

All of this demonstrates that Egypt kept a closely observed history of electromagnetic forces, plasma bursts, and catastrophes that brought chaos to the heavens and Earth. The enduring religious narratives of Osiris, Re, and Horus preserve sophisticated astronomical knowledge in which Saturn was formerly a brown dwarf star that ejected its plasmasphere as a new, more powerful Sun was born.