About Aloys Eiling

Aloys Eiling was born on 2 Oct. 1952 in Reken, Germany. He graduated from Gymnasium with a focus on ancient languages and history. He later went on to study physics and astronomy. He completed his studies with a doctorate in 1981 at the University of Bochum. In his professional career, he worked for 35 years in the chemical industry. After 17 years as a laboratory and department head in Central Research, he managed global Business Units in some major chemical companies. After his retirement in 2016, he published various books using natural science to elucidate his different perspective on prehistory.

All posts by Aloys Eiling

Inanna – the Great Goddess
The Goddess of Venus Transformed As described in my previous article (https://grahamhancock.com/eilinga11/), the impact of the minor planet Dumuzi transformed the planet Venus into a radiation monster that triggered a climate catastrophe on Earth. The Earth’s atmosphere reached roaring hot temperatures, and vaporized water enveloped the Earth in a thick […]
Aloys Eiling | 2nd September 2024
Dumuzi – The Dying and Resurrecting God
Introduction In an earlier article on this website (Venus mythology), I discussed the myths and the current mysterious state of Venus and attributed both to the impact of a moon-sized minor planet. In the present article, I will supplement this former article by taking a detailed look at this minor […]
Aloys Eiling | 24th May 2024
Mars – the Desert Planet
Introduction By assuming the passage of a Red Sun, we were able to explain the orbits of the planets resulting from a temporary gravitational disturbance. As illustrated in the example of Venus,1 the passage of the Red Sun left behind colliders which resulted in even more serious upheavals than those […]
Aloys Eiling | 1st July 2023
Leviathan: An Exploration of the Origin of Religions
Introduction Cosmic events played a decisive role in turning times. Events in the sky trigger or at least accompany the change of world ages. The legends report terrible upheavals in the sky during momentous events—when the sky bridge Bifrost breaks, the Fenris wolf loosens its chains, the ship of the […]
Aloys Eiling | 3rd April 2023
Space Elevator
Introduction In the not-so-distant past, not one soul with some religious faith doubted that people live on the ground and the extraterrestrial God, or in polytheistic religions, the gods, resided in heaven. In old religions and myths, gods and men stayed in personal contact. That there was once a mechanical […]
Aloys Eiling | 14th July 2022
Venus Mythology
Introduction In early civilisations the planet Venus was bestowed with such great attention that its appearance in the sky is somewhat exaggerated. Jupiter, for example, is almost as bright as Venus, yet it was less regarded in prehistoric times.  However, in the earthly firmament, Venus is the most luminous of the seven planets […]
Aloys Eiling | 5th May 2022
Havoc of the Planetary System by the Red Sun | Part III: The Fifth Planet
Introduction In the two previous articles we discussed the passage of a dwarf star, we called it the Red Sun, through the planetary system. In this article, we will put forward an analysis that focuses on the destruction of the fifth planet, Tiamat. The destruction of the fifth planet becomes […]
Aloys Eiling | 23rd March 2022
Havoc of the Planetary System by the Red Sun | Part II: Myths
Introduction In the previous article, we could show that the state of the planetary system can be explained as a consequence of a gravitational perturbation caused by a passing dwarf star. We consider this event as the trigger of havoc in the planetary system and as the cause of global […]
Aloys Eiling | 5th January 2022
Havoc of the Planetary System by the Red Sun | Part I: Astronomy
Introduction In this paper, we will detail a thesis on how the present state of the planetary system came apart. It will outline what happened to the solar system when a foreign star, which was surrounded by an accretion disk, crossed it there and back. Such a passage of a […]
Aloys Eiling | 19th October 2021
Prehistoric Knowledge
Introduction Prehistoric civilizations possessed astonishing mathematical knowledge, usually accompanied and driven by a manic preoccupation with the measurement of time and the survey of the objects visible in the sky. In some cases, these historic calendars measured the lengths of the year and of the month to an accuracy that […]
Aloys Eiling | 28th April 2021
A Different View on the Deluge and the Moon
Introduction How Earth got its satellite, the Moon, is a controversial and unsolved problem. The idea that the Moon’s origin was a result of an impact of a Mars-sized planetesimal into the proto-Earth has been taught for decades. However, this theory is repeatedly challenged by some scientists. 1 The present […]
Aloys Eiling | 1st February 2021
Evidence for the Creation of Man Derived from pre-Columbian Codices
Note from the author: On request a more extensive and complete elaboration is available as a *.pdf file. Contact for a free copy either the publisher or [email protected] Introduction Speculations that Homo Sapiens was created by genetic engineering are a recurring hypothesis in alternative prehistory. Although worldwide and consistent creation […]
Aloys Eiling | 2nd November 2020