Egypt Before Time (Uncovering the Hidden History Behind the Gods, the Catastrophes, and the Birth of a New Sun)

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

Since the deciphering of Egyptian hieroglyphics, ancient Egypt has fascinated people with the enigmatic megalithic structures it had built. From the writings of Plato and Herodotus, it is suspected that Egyptian civilization is far older than we had once believed.

Edward Malkowski matches geologic history with biblical genealogy, Egyptian temple records, and other ancient texts to reveal the hidden history of Egypt’s mythical age of Zep Tepi, their civilization of the “First Occasion.” He dates that age to a period beginning during the 13th millennium BCE and ending in 9,000 BCE.

Egyptian myths are not unconnected stories of celestial events, but a closely observed history of solar intensity and catastrophe that brought chaos to the gods (planets), sky, and Earth. Malkowski shows that the ancient Egyptians were Enoch’s “Watchers,” the biblical “Sons of God.” Their observations reveal that Earth’s original Sun was Saturn, a brown dwarf star, that ejected its plasmasphere as a new, more powerful Sun was born. This is the story of Osiris, who was Re’s plasmasphere brought back to life as Earth’s protective shield, and the birth of a new Sun, Horus the Younger.

Egypt Before Time shows how ancient peoples encoded observations of electromagnetic forces into enduring religious narratives, revealing sophisticated astronomical knowledge preserved in Ancient Egypt after 13,000 BCE.