When the Ancient Temple of Apollo emitted an Energy Shield

Lasers from the sky came down and giant warriors would chase the Persians

Time to begin our transition toward the more unconventional realm.

A depiction of one of the advanced warriors written by Herodotus.

For that, let us begin with the references of Herodotus, Loukianos, Homer, and Vyasa.

Hellenic history has recorded incidents of advanced weaponry. Yes, you read it right. And in one scenario, the event could be described as hilarious. There are actually two major reported incidents, where giants, with advanced armor and weaponry appeared against the Persians.

One was when they ‘came down from the sky’ and started chasing the retreating Persians who - under Xerxes’ orders - sought to plunder the Oracle of Delphi. Their names were Fylakos (Guardian) and Autonoos (Auto-minded).

The second was during the Battle of the Marathon. This warrior is described to have appeared out of thin air with advanced weaponry, more specifically, a weapon as bright as the Sun, who wreaked havoc among the Persian lines. He was named Echetleos (the warrior with the bright Scythe).

However, this is not where the descriptions end.

During the initial Persian approach at the town of Delphi, a giant weapon emerged from the temple. It was automated and no-one was moving it. The people called it “the Aegis”. It was a construct that was forbidden for anyone to approach prior.

When the Persians arrived, they witnessed a form of ‘energy shield’ surrounding the Delphi area, making it impossible for them to advance. What is even more interesting is that two of the peaks of mount Parnassus detached out of nowhere and landed on the Persian army, right next to the temple of Pronea Athena, a bit lower in altitude from the temple of Apollo.

As if that was not enough, bright beams of light came from the sky and targeted each individual Persian soldier, effectively vaporizing them. Going to around 165 AD/ACE, we have the works - that are considered ‘fiction - of Loukianos (Lucian). In his work “Αληθής Ιστορία” (“A Real Story”), he begins his descriptions by saying:

“What I am writing is a lie. Please know that this is a lie.”

What an interesting opening given the title of his work. Researchers I have talked to mentioned that he wrote those words because of him fearing for his life from the Priest Orders. In that book, Loukianos openly describes a space battle between the Sun and the Moon, where the warriors of the Sun sought to isolate the Moon from the Sun’s rays. He actually went as far as describe wormholes and star gates.

How on Earth would he know what to and how to depict?

In his description of the “Chariots of the Gods” in Iliad, Homer describes their take-off preceded by a wave of wind and dust prior to them taking off. What does that remind you of?

What is very noteworthy to mention here are the words of Aristotle. He placed the birth time of Homer around 3,100 BC/BCE, which would place the Civil War between the Danaes and the Trojans (both Hellenes) before that time and not the 12th century BC/BCE that the mainstream claims.

If we go further back in time, the ancient Indian author Vyasa mentions in his literature of the famous Vimanas. Those were floating cities that could traverse the emptiness of the void, meaning space.

Given the discoveries of nuclear detonations during our Bronze Age alone, and the above references of advanced technology, I believe we do have a good reason to suspect that advanced technology was still available, though not as widespread as prior.

Thus the question is, what happened to it?