The most famous 3000-year-old spaceship-looking object discovered in Turkey in 1973 is without a doubt the most renowned 3000-year-old spaceship-looking artifact proving the ancient aliens’ existence on Earth. The item was discovered by Zecharia Sitchin.
This icy grey stone resemblance is a modern re-imagining of a present-day rocket with engines driven by scientists and a person in a spacesuit. It might be the final piece of proof supporting ancient astronaut claims that extraterrestrials visited Earth in the past.
According to Sitchin, a recent find near Van Lake in Tushpa, modern-day Toprakkale, discovered evidence of copper that might have come from Mesopotamia or Cyprus. Tushpa was Urartu’s capital in the ninth century BC. The Urartian kingdom was located in the Armenian Highlands near Van Lake. Urartu appears for the first time in written form in Assyrian literature.
Urartu’s people, who spoke an unknown language related to Hurrian, adopted Assyrian cuneiform writing for several reasons. The incredible stone artifact is thought to be around 3,000 years old, but some scientists say it might be older. It is not on public display and is held in Turkey’s Istanbul Archaeology Museum.
The rock object, according to Sitchin’s book “The Earth Chronicles Expeditions,” is a carved scale copy of a spaceship. 24cm long, 9cm high, and 8cm wide. He also mentioned a large exhaust engine flanked by four little exhaust engines at the back of the monster. The rocket ship’s pilot’s head had vanished.
The presence of a pilot’s cabin in the spaceship-like rock sculpture suggests that prehistoric astronauts visited Earth. According to reports, the pilot is sitting in the capsule with his legs crossed. He is completely encased in a skin-tight pressure suit.
The ancients had fantastic rocketry knowledge. You’ve probably heard of the ancient nuclear war idea of ancient flying machines. It is said that our predecessors were able to travel through space and know more about the universe than we do. In 2016, the then-Iraqi Transport Minister Kazim Finjan made a stunning comment in Dhi Qar. He claimed that the Sumerians had a spaceport and traveled outside of the solar system.
The Sibiu paper, discovered in 1961, describes the foundations of rocketry in detail and contains pictures of a three-stage space rocket. The document also includes instructions for creating liquid rocket fuel from fuel mixtures. Despite the fact that the book is credited to Conrad Haas, many believe it was made from far earlier sources.
Scholars have been perplexed for decades as to how the gods of Ancient Mesoamerica powered their aircraft, but new archaeological evidence sheds light on the matter. A considerable amount of liquid mercury was discovered in 2015 near the foot of the Mexican pyramid at Teotihuacan.
