—"Ancient Aliens: Origins" takes viewers back to where it all began, revisiting the most compelling mysteries explored over the past 15 years of "Ancient Aliens." In each episode, experts like Giorgio Tsoukalos, David Childress, William Henry and Jason Martell engage in thought-provoking conversations on topics central to the Ancient Astronaut Theory. From astonishing feats of engineering to enigmatic UFOs and sky gods, they delve deep into the series' extensive archives, reflecting on past investigations, sharing personal insights from their adventures and offering new perspectives on the ancient enigmas that have captivated humanity for centuries.

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Season 112 of 12 Episodes

An argument for the Ancient Astronaut theory is the engineering evident in the construction of ancient megalithic sites worldwide; colossal stones, precise cuts, and fitted blocks at many of these sites hint at the prospect of advanced technology.
Ancient Astronaut theorists Giorgio Tsoukalos, William Henry and Jason Martell delve into the archives to reveal compelling evidence of ancient flying machines and explore the possibility that these extraterrestrial close encounters persist.
Ancient Astronaut theorists propose that descriptions of sky gods and star beings might reflect real encounters with extraterrestrial visitors in the remote past.
Compelling clues about mankind's true origins; evidence within religious texts, records from Earth's first civilizations, unexplained anomalies in human physiology, and clues embedded within DNA.
Exploring underground structures including the Longyou Grottoes in China, believed to be over 15,000 years old, secret tunnels linked to Native American lore of the Ant and Snake People, ancient libraries from a lost civilization, and more.
Throughout history, legendary weaponry and advanced technologies have often been attributed to divine or extraterrestrial influences; Japanese swords were believed to be forged with the help of the supernatural, while mythical weapons granted by otherworldly beings were wielded by iconic figures like Joan of Arc and King Arthur; even more intriguing is the evidence suggesting the existence of intelligent defense systems seemingly protecting Earth.
The Great Pyramid of Giza remains a captivating mystery of the ancient world, with compelling evidence suggesting it may have functioned as an ancient power plant.
Evidence suggests the ancient megalithic site of Stonehenge once functioned as an important solar and celestial observatory.
The Antikythera Mechanism, an ancient Greek astronomical device retrieved from a shipwreck, is the world's oldest known analog computer; its discovery sparks debate about the technological capabilities attributed to ancient civilizations.
Earth's deep, uncharted waters have long been a source of wonder; from legends of aquatic cities ruled by gods and creatures to frequent UFO sightings, considering if these might point to an otherworldly presence lurking in Earth watery depths.
For centuries, ancient monuments and mysterious markings, visible only from the sky, have captivated and puzzled researchers; considering if these could sites be more than just ancient wonders.
Across cultures and throughout history, stories of individuals receiving wisdom from otherworldly sources are widespread.

"Ancient Aliens: Origins" takes viewers back to where it all began, revisiting the most compelling mysteries explored over the past 15 years of "Ancient Aliens." In each episode, experts like Giorgio Tsoukalos, David Childress, William Henry and Jason Martell engage in thought-provoking conversations on topics central to the Ancient Astronaut Theory. From astonishing feats of engineering to enigmatic UFOs and sky gods, they delve deep into the series' extensive archives, reflecting on past investigations, sharing personal insights from their adventures and offering new perspectives on the ancient enigmas that have captivated humanity for centuries.

Robert Clotworthy, Giorgio Tsoukalos, David Childress, Philip Coppens

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