Precession of the Equinoxes
Referenced in 4 episodes
Definition
A slow wobble of the Earth's axis, completing a cycle roughly every 26,000 years, that gradually changes where stars appear on the horizon over time.
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Bernie Taylor on Plato’s Lost Blueprint: Have We Found the Real Atlantis?
Aeon Byte Gnostic RadioOct 6, 2026
Researcher Bernie Taylor argues that Plato built his Atlantis story from real sources, including earlier writers and the ruins of Malta's ancient megalithic temples. He says Plato's dates were metaphor rather than fact, and he highlights Maltese features such as bull imagery and red-painted temples that match Plato's description. He also presents a star-based dating theory that would push the temples back to the era of Gobekli Tepe, far older than archaeologists currently accept.
Special Edition: Conference on Precession & Ancient Knowledge
Earth AncientsSep 8, 2026
Earth Ancients host Cliff talks with Walter Cruttenden, founder of the Conference on Precession and Ancient Knowledge (CPAK), about his theory that humanity rises and falls through 24,000-year cycles of consciousness called yugas. Cruttenden argues that precession is caused by our solar system orbiting a companion star rather than by Earth's wobble, and that this motion drives Golden and Dark Ages. The episode also previews conference talks, including claims that frozen water from Egypt's Osireion forms hieroglyph-like symbols and that the pyramids' slope angles produce musical chords.
Micah Dank on Part 2 of The Blueprint of This Dimension: Ancient Zodiac Code
Aeon Byte Gnostic RadioAug 11, 2026
Researcher Micah Dank returns to Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio to argue that a single zodiac 'cipher' runs through human records from the Lascaux cave paintings and Gobekli Tepe to the Vinca tablets, Sumerian hymns, Egyptian funerary texts, and the Bible. He claims ancient peoples encoded the sun's yearly journey through the twelve signs as 'celestial poetry', using keywords like bull, sheep, wheat, and water to map the sky. Along the way he connects the Sphinx's water erosion to the Age of Leo, traces Noah's flood to the Atrahasis epic, and reads Christian motifs as solar astrotheology.
Hugh Evans: The Origins of the Zodiac
Earth AncientsAug 8, 2026
Researcher Hugh Evans claims to have found the true origin of the zodiac in a giant star map of more than 1,000 square miles laid out across the landscape of northwest Wales (Gwynedd), centered on the mountain Cadair Idris. He argues that Neolithic people, or survivors of a pre-Flood civilization linked to the biblical Enoch, encoded all twelve zodiac constellations into hills, rivers, standing stones and Welsh place names around 5000 BCE. The episode also covers ley lines, telluric earth energies, Stonehenge dating, and host Cliff's own theory that the earliest Maya were a multicultural group of migrants driven by the Younger Dryas catastrophe.
