Egyptian Papyrus Indicates Mass UFO Sighting
Many representations of flying crafts have been found around the world, characterized in different ways – some were beaked appearances, others had the round or spherical shape that is also known today; some were red in color and resembled a circle of fire, while others were yellow and spit fire.
Scientists may contradict these representations, taking into account the ancient inhabitants of the early Earth and with an inadequate way of thinking, regarding sightings are like them with too much enthusiasm, thereby altering current reality.
However, the ancient Egyptians are renowned for their advanced understanding and techniques, also for their knowledge of Astronomy which was highly advanced for the time.
An interesting piece of evidence about UFO encounters of the past is the Tulli papyrus – an ancient textual account of great fire-breathing flying machines scanning the sky over Egypt before they vanished into outer space.
Researchers have denied its authenticity and significance because this ancient document would otherwise change our current History as we know it, or at least add an impressive fact of otherworldly beings.
The event was witnessed by an Egyptian pharaoh – Thutmose the 3rd, who then ordered his scribes to write about this event in the annals of life so that it “will be remembered forever henceforth”.
The strange event occurred around 1480 BC, and the entire Egyptian army witnessed it.
Here is the translated text of the mysterious papyrus:
In the year 22, in the 3rd month of winter, at the sixth hour of the day, the scribes of the House of Life noticed a circle of fire coming from heaven. Bad breath emitted from the mouth. It had no head. Its body was one reed long and one reed wide. He had no voice.
And since the hearts of the scribes were confused and fell on their bellies, and then the thing was reported to Pharaoh. His majesty ordered […] and he was meditating on what had happened, which was recorded in the scrolls of the House of Life. «
Some parts of the papyrus are erased or barely interpreted, but most of the text is accurate enough to make us understand what had happened during that mystical day. The rest of the text as follows:
Now, after some days had passed, these things became more and more numerous in the heavens. Their splendor exceeded that of the sun and extended to the limits of the four corners of heaven. High and wide in the sky was the position from which these circles of fire came and went. Pharaoh’s army looked with him in the midst of them. It was after dinner.
Then these circles of fire rose higher in the sky and headed south.Fish and birds then fell from the sky.A wonder never before known since the foundation of his land.Then Pharaoh made incense to be led to make the peace with Earth, and what happened was doomed to be written in the Annals of the house of life so that it will be remembered forever forward.
This paper presents a very important day in human History – when UFOs made their presence known to thousands of people from ancient Egypt, including its ruler.
Although the text does not mention anything about a ground or physical contact with flying beings, it describes a unique encounter that ended mysteriously as fish and birds fell from the sky when the flying saucers went.
The ancient Egyptians probably saw this as a divine walk, a sign of great importance and at the same time great power over life and death.
In our days, events like this are not just another marvel, that is why we believe that the cause of death of the Animals represented occurred as a consequence of the emissions of flying saucers or perhaps sonar waves.
In any case, we can interpret the strange deaths as a result of advanced alien Technology, adding further credibility to the fact that the UFOs that visited ancient Egypt that day had done it.
Unfortunately, the original papyrus has been lost or is in hiding, only copies remain. When researcher Samuel Rosenberg asked for the opportunity to study the original Vatican document, he received the following response:
The Tulli Papyrus not owned by the Vatican Museum. Now it is dispersed and no longer traceable.
It is speculated that the Vatican possesses some of the most valuable documents in terms of human History. If this is the case, it is understandable why they decided not to reveal this highly important papyrus.
Other attempts to study the present work have been made, but without success. An investigation was sent to DR. Walter Ramberg, a scientist working for the US embassy in Rome, who responded:
The current Director of the Egyptian Section of the Vatican Museum, Dr. Nolli, said that Prof. Tulli had left all his belongings to a brother of his who was a priest in the Lateran Palace. Presumably the famous papyrus went to this priest.
Unfortunately, the priest also died in the interim and his belongings were scattered among the heirs, who may have disposed of the papyri as something of little value.
It’s unlikely the Vatican would let a document of this importance slip through their hands, but, assuming it did, we can only hope someone stumbles into an antiques shop just like its previous owner, Alberto Tulli did.
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