Beyond Copernicus: Our Binary Sun and the Rise and Fall of Man is a
far-reaching book exploring the origins of man and proposing a new theory
that ties together the motions of our solar system with the rise and fall
of civilization. The Precession of the Equinox is one of the most ancient mysteries of man that was supposedly solved by Copernicus and Newton, who both said the Earth wobbled. Although their explanation has remained an unproven theoretical model for over 250 years, and grown ever more complex, no modern scientist has come up with a replacement. Beyond Copernicus not only offers a startling new scientific model- precession is the result of our Sun moving around a partner star - it concludes that this motion indirectly causes the rise and fall of mankind due to a change in the electromagnetic spectrum (starlight) from a our stellar companion.
The author takes us on journey describing how he first became aware of inconsistencies in the Earth’s motion and the traditional theory of history, and used a combination of modern science and ancient texts to understand the issues. To his astonishment he found that ancestral people all over the planet left clues in their myth and folklore that they understood precession and its cause, and that the Sun’s motion would mean the end of their Golden Age. The voices of Hesiod, Plato and Hermes, as well as cutting edge scientists of the modern day, join with our author to make the compelling case: the Earth was filled with remarkable technology 5000 years ago, experienced a long decline and Dark Age before the renaissance of the modern period. The closing chapter ends with the good news that we are now in an ascending age on the verge of an epochal discovery about the Earth and about ourselves.
Scientists questioning the theory of precession, historians interested in the mythical Golden Age or anyone that has read Graham Hancock, John Anthony West or Zacharia Sitchin, will love this book.
Coming Soon