10,000-year-old rock paintings of UFOs and extraterrestrials

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10,000-year-old rock paintings of UFOs and extraterrestrials (in Chhattisgarh, India)

In India, 10,000-year-old rock drawings have been found that may depict aliens and UFOs.

According to archaeologist J.R. Bhagat, the drawings of aliens are very similar to the creatures sometimes seen in Hollywood films.

"The find suggests that prehistoric man may have seen beings from other planets," he told the Times of India. "Further investigation is required."

Space suits
Several locals referred to stories from their ancestors about the 'rohela people', small creatures that had landed in circular flying objects in a village.

The rock paintings have hardly weathered in the course of time. The figures in the pictures seem to carry some kind of weapon.

The faces of the creatures are difficult to see. Especially the nose and mouth are missing in many cases. In some of the pictures, they are even wearing spacesuits, says Bhagat

Landing legs
"The craft in one of the drawings is equipped with an antenna and three landing legs, making it very similar to a UFO," he said.

At the Indian Science Congress in 2015, retired flight instructor Anand Bodas stated that there were aircraft that could be used to travel to other planets 7,000 years ago.

Other planets
"In the Rig-Veda, there is a reference to aviation in ancient times," Bodas said. "The planes were 18 metres long and in some cases even more than 60 metres."

These planes, he said, could also travel to other planets. More than 3,000-year-old Hindu texts even describe the diet and clothing of the pilots, Bodas said.

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