YVETTE & GLEN INVESTIGATE: Orion's Belt & The Pyramids - Did Aliens Build Them?
Paranormal Activity with Yvette FieldingShow Notes
Three stars in a near-perfect line. Three pyramids in Egypt. Three more in Mexico.
An ocean and thousands of years apart, pressed into the earth in the very same pattern. Two ancient peoples who could never have spoken, somehow building the same map of the same sky.
A theory that turns the world's greatest monuments into a message. A dating problem that reaches back twelve thousand years. And a whispered answer that refuses to die: someone came down and showed them how.
A constellation supposedly carved into two continents that never met. A clap at the foot of a Mexican pyramid that answers back like a bird. Star-shafts aiming a dead king's soul at Orion — and a "map" you have to flip upside down to believe. A missing piece of human DNA, a lost civilisation, and the question no one can answer: who laid the very first brick?
Yvette and friend of the show Glen Hunt go through it all on this week's episode of Paranormal Activity investigating 'Orion's Belt & The Pyramids'
The cases, the science, the theories, and why we still can't build a road that outlasts the Romans, let alone a pyramid that's stood for four and a half thousand years...
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