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NARRATOR: A doorway to other dimensions...

DAVID WILCOCK: They were traveling through some sort of

energetic portal.

NARRATOR: an unexplained disappearance...

GIORGIO TSOUKALOS: The idea that, all of a sudden,

they would just disappear into thin air...

there's something going on there.

NARRATOR: and a cave said to be the gateway to Hell.

ANDREW COLLINS: Even today, any birds going near it fall down dead.

NARRATOR: Is it possible that

portals to other points in the universe truly exist right here

on Earth? And might these so-called

stargates actually provide a connection to alien civilizations?

WILLIAM HENRY: It's possible

that we were created by these ancient gods who came here in

stargates and they intended for us to one day join them in the stars.

Perhaps today is that day.

NARRATOR: Millions of people around the world believe we have

been visited in the past by extraterrestrial beings.

What if it were true? Did ancient aliens really help

to shape our history? And if so, might they have

arrived here through stargates?

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Pamukkale, Turkey. Here, 200 miles south of

Istanbul, lie the ruins of Hierapolis, an ancient city that

served as a sacred site to the Phrygians in the 3rd century BC.

In March 2013, Italian archaeologists announced that

they had unearthed something the ancient Greeks described as a

gateway to Hell.

JONATHAN YOUNG: The ancients in Greece and Roman

civilizations had a fascination with the underworld, the realm

of Hades and Pluto.

There were many stories of travelers who were able to

transit into these unseen realms.

To go to the land of the dead and survive was a great miracle

showing great heroism.

NARRATOR: According to the accounts of Greek geographer

Strabo, this cave, now partially bricked up, was known as a

Ploutonion, or Pluto's Gate, for the god of the underworld.

It was considered so sacred that only cult priests were allowed near it.

These priests worshipped a powerful goddess known as Cybele.

KATHLEEN McGOWAN COPPENS: Cybele started out as a goddess

that was important in Asia Minor and then spread west into Greece and Rome.

She is known as the guardian of the gateways.

You would have to get Cybele's

permission to move through time and space.

SABINA MAGLIOCCO: Iconographically, she is often

portrayed as standing next to the gate to the other world.

I think the realm of the gods has always fascinated humans

because it is imagined as being very different from our own

realm, and so humans have always sought a way to enter the realm

of the gods, to have those ecstatic experiences that happen

when you are in communication with a deity.

NARRATOR: Legends from around the world describe sacred

entryways similar to Pluto's Gate that led to the land of the gods.

In many cases, these gates not

only provided instant passage outside the confines of Earth,

but even beyond space and time. And according to some myths,

they were traversed by otherworldly beings.

HENRY: Throughout the ancient world, we're presented with

stories of advanced beings who came from the stars, star beings.

In many of these instances, they

are described as passing through portals or star doors.

The term we use today is stargate.

TIM SWARTZ: A stargate is a place that allows transportation

to another planet or somewhere out in the stars.

There have been a number of locations across the planet

where it's been felt that the ancients built stargates.

NARRATOR: Are such passages or stargates just the product

of our ancestors' imaginations? Or might this kind of

interstellar travel have actually existed in the ancient world?

If so, who or what created

such advanced technology thousands of years ago?

Some ancient astronaut theorists believe more clues can be found

in the descriptions of the elaborate rituals that took

place at the Turkish Ploutonion.

YOUNG: It was a great spectacle when the priests of

Cybele would do their ceremonial sacrifice.

They'd lead a bull into the cave, and the bull would die of

the gases in this cave, and the people were gathered, watching

this whole thing. Then the priests would bring out

this sacrificed animal, and everyone would notice the

priests were alive, showing they had some great power or direct

connection to the divine source to be able to survive the

rituals themselves. This would prove then that this

was the gate to Hell, and all the people would be afraid and

have great respect for it.

McGOWAN: The fact that these

rituals existed, the fact that Cybele was known as the guardian

of the gateway, tells us that the ancients were doing

something really important with this idea of time travel, of portals.

NARRATOR: Excavations have

revealed that in fact there are vapors rising from the ground at

the site that contain poisonous levels of carbon dioxide and

other gases capable of killing anyone or anything that breathes them in.

COLLINS: The ancient story said that animals that came

anywhere near this would drop down dead.

The same still occurs today. Any birds going near it fall down dead.

NARRATOR: If the toxins

within the cave were potent enough to kill a bull, how did

the priests survive this ritual? Is it possible, as some

ancient astronaut theorists believe, that the priests had

received secret knowledge and perhaps even access to a

stargate from an otherworldly being known as Cybele?

WILCOCK: In Pamukkale, Turkey, this does appear to be

a preserved record of a possible stargate technology that is

being used. As these special priests were

able to go into this area, they may have been traveling through

some sort of energetic portal that gave them the ability to

reach some other location that was completely different from

where people normally were going if they walked into this area.

DAVID CHILDRESS: You have to wonder if there was something

secret in this cave that they were hiding, perhaps some kind

of inter-dimensional stargate technology, and that they would

put on this show to basically frighten them, make sure that

they realized this cave was a forbidden place to go into and

in fact was some kind of repository for alien technology

and possibly stargates.

NARRATOR: Could the Ploutonion really be an

extraterrestrial stargate... one that was protected by priests in

order to dissuade others from approaching it?

And if so, why? Perhaps the answer can be found

at another ancient site more than 7,000 miles away.

Machu Picchu, Peru. Approximately 50 miles northwest

of Cuzco, nestled high up in the Andes Mountains, these ancient

Inca ruins believed to have been a palace complex date

back to the 15th century.

Located in the southwestern corner of what archaeologists

contend was the site's main plaza is the Temple of Three

Windows, a stone hall 35 feet long and 14 feet wide,

containing three trapezoidal windows along one wall.

EDWIN BARNHART: Textbooks say that the windows of the Temple

of the Three Windows are aligned perfectly to let June solstice

sunrise come right in at a perfect angle, that the entire

building is oriented to receive the first light as it comes over

the mountains through those three windows at summer solstice.

NARRATOR: Some scholars believe the three windows

symbolize the Incan creation myth.

According to legend, the children of the sun god

Viracocha stepped into the world through three mysterious

openings in a mountain, and gave rise to the Incan civilization.

YOUNG: In the creation story of the Incan people, the

Children of the Sun, the Ayar Brothers, came down through

three portals, three windows, to begin the Incan people.

The temple at Machu Picchu, with three windows, is said to

represent this miraculous event.

COLLINS: These brothers were

the offspring of the god Viracocha that seemed to have

brought the first wisdom and knowledge and rudiments of

civilization to the peoples of South America.

And by simply looking through these three windows, the mind

could reach out and connect once more with these gods and

communicate with them.

NARRATOR: Some ancient astronaut theorists

believe the Incan creation story may be more

than simply mythology. They believe it could be a

description of stargate travel taking place thousands of years ago.

HENRY: When you read this story, you're instantly thinking

that this is some kind of a stargate they're describing, and

that these children of the sun, these advanced solar beings

possessed some kind of stargate technology that enabled them to

open these gateways. And maybe the Inca story is a

recollection of their utilization of this stargate technology.

WILCOCK: The Ayar Brothers

could be very real beings who came in, visited the Incans,

gave them the basis of their science, their technology, their

spoken language, all of the aspects of civilization, and

used a stargate portal technology on the side of a

mountain to get there.

NARRATOR: Was the great Inca Empire actually created by

extraterrestrials that traveled to Earth through a so-called

stargate? And might that explain why

ancient sites like the Ploutonion were so highly

guarded? Perhaps the answer has already

been discovered, not in the ancient world, but by modern science.

NARRATOR: Princeton, New Jersey. July 1935.

While collaborating at the Institute for Advanced Study,

physicists Albert Einstein and Nathan Rosen publish

a groundbreaking idea. They come to the conclusion that

the Theory of Relativity actually allows for shortcuts

across the space-time continuum. These paths, called

Einstein-Rosen bridges, more commonly known as wormholes,

connect two distant locations, making travel to the most remote

stars in the universe a possibility.

MICHAEL DENNIN: What you're talking about is a structure in

space that involves very, very strong bending of space and the

connecting of two different parts of space.

So, if you think of a piece of paper curved around and then

punched out and connected from one place to the other, that's

your basic wormhole.

NICK REDFERN: If we look at the distance from our planet

to the nearest star system, it's 4.2 light-years away.

That means you would have to

travel for 4.2 years at the speed of light,

which is 186,000 miles a second, just to get there.

The only way, really, to do that would be by something like a wormhole.

NARRATOR: While the idea of wormhole travel offers incredible possibilities,

realizing this technology poses immense challenges.

Scientists estimate that creating a traversable wormhole

would require a far greater amount of energy than anything

we can produce today. But there is a theory that

so-called "exotic matter" may provide the key to unlocking

wormhole travel.

DENNIN: What you need is matter with negative mass.

And we're only aware of matter with positive mass.

So, we call this exotic matter.

Not that it couldn't exist, we're just not aware of it yet.

But the bottom line is, it takes huge amounts of energy to create these.

Imagine taking all of Jupiter

now, its entire mass, and converting that to energy.

You know, you're talking millions and millions of times

more energy than you have in a nuclear bomb.

NARRATOR: Although most scientists say that we're a long

way from developing the technology to create wormholes...

if such a thing is even possible at all... there are those who

believe these celestial shortcuts already exist.

In 1991, scientists at Vanderbilt University proposed

that the chaos of the Big Bang not only created the universe,

but also may have caused the formation of mini wormholes

billions of years ago.

ROBERT FRISBEE: During the Big Bang, space-time itself was

being mashed together, expanded, contracted.

And one theory says that if you had something of the

size of the Himalaya Mountains, the space-time around it could

have been so badly stressed that it would mash this matter inside

its own event horizon. In the same way, you can imagine

space-time being mashed together and forming a mini wormhole.

NARRATOR: The possible result, according to

researchers, would be a wormhole about the size of an atom.

Once located, these mini wormholes could possibly be

stretched to create a traversable wormhole.

DENNIN: One of the things we know is that since the Big Bang,

the universe has been expanding, which means space-time, overall,

has been stretching. So, if when the universe is

quite small, you make a teeny little wormhole, as that whole

structure stretches, that whole wormhole stretches and grows

big as well. So, you could end up with a very

large wormhole now.

NARRATOR: If wormholes were

created in the earliest stages of the universe, is it possible,

as some ancient astronaut theorists suggest, that

celestial beings have already used them to travel to Earth in

the distant past?

JASON MARTELL: It's very possible that wormholes or

stargates opening and beings coming through them are a way to

explain how man was interacting with ancient gods.

NARRATOR: Chihuahua, Mexico.

Just 125 miles from the Texas border.

This vast archaeological site,

situated near the base of the Sierra Madre Occidental Mountain

range, dates back to 1,200 AD.

Known as both Paquim� and Casas Grandes, only part of the

extensive remains estimated to contain more than 2,000 clay

rooms have been excavated, revealing a well-planned city

containing plazas, stores, workshops and multi-story

residential buildings with an advanced water and sewage system.

BARNHART: Paquim� or Casas Grandes

is larger than any other site for hundreds of miles in

any direction. And there's an interesting

melding of different cultures.

In some aspects, it's a very Mesoamerican, or Aztec, city.

In other regards, it's a very Pueblo or Southwest culture city.

NARRATOR: At its height,

Paquim� is believed to have had a population of more than 10,000.

But this thriving pre-Columbian civilization declined

and mysteriously disappeared by the 16th century.

While no one knows exactly who

the inhabitants of Paquim� were, it is believed that their

descendants may be the indigenous people of the region,

known as the Tarahumara. The Tarahumara now live high up

in the canyons of the Sierra Madre, and much of what is known

about the ancient city of Paquim� comes from the stories

passed down to them from their ancestors.

According to their legends, Paquim� is a sacred place where

star people have appeared for centuries.

Described as light, tall and blond, the Tarahumara say these

mysterious beings emerged from doorways in the ruins.

LOGAN HAWKES: The Tarahumara truly believe that the star

people exist still today in the Chihuahua Desert.

They believe that these tall, blond people represent maybe the

heirs of the star people that first brought them

to this world.

They believe that there is a portal, and that these star

people use this portal today to transport to various places on

the Earth and off world as well.

NARRATOR: Throughout the architecture of Paquim� are

hundreds of uniquely T-shaped openings, openings that closely

resemble an ancient doorway more than 4,000 miles away in Southern Peru.

Here, perched high in the Andes Mountains, this shallow T-shaped

opening called the "Doorway of Amaru Muru," is surrounded by

many legends describing it as an active portal that transports

beings both into and out of this world.

COLLINS: This could be a coincidence if it weren't for

the fact that at Paquim�, there are strange stories of the

appearance of these Caucasian-like beings.

And there are very similar stories to do with this gate of

the gods in Peru.

WILCOCK: It's possible that

this does represent a stargate location in which

extraterrestrial humans are seen as coming and going during

certain opportune points in the year when the stargate becomes active.

NARRATOR: Considering the similar doorways and legends of

otherworldly beings at Paquim� and Amaru Muru, is it possible

these ancient sites were built by extraterrestrials as

stargates? Some ancient astronaut theorists

say that not only were stargates present at places like Paquim�

and Amaru Muru in the distant past, but that there may be

functioning stargates here on Earth even today.

NARRATOR: The Sargasso Sea. Stretching 700 miles wide and

2,000 miles long, this strange body of water is completely

isolated in the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean.

It is a sea without shores, surrounded by some of the

strongest currents in the world. And due to a number of

unexplained incidents that have occurred here, it has earned the

nicknames Sea of Lost Ships, the Calms of Death, and the Sea of Fear.

And curiously, although the waters around it are violent,

the Sargasso Sea itself is calm.

YOUNG: The water is unusually blue... mysterious, as if the

currents don't affect this one area, as if the winds stopped

or as if time stands still.

ROBERT SCHOCH: Back in the time of sailing ships,

if sailing ships went into this area,

they could not necessarily get out, and they were seen as

sort of being trapped by the Sargasso Sea.

TSOUKALOS: Boats will be found perfectly intact there,

but the crew will have disappeared without a trace.

Now, why would that be? Because it's strange, since the

Sargasso Sea is known for its calm waters.

NARRATOR: Perhaps the oldest known and most famous

disappearance reported from the Sargasso Sea occurred in August

1840 when a merchant ship called the Rosalie was traveling from

Germany to Cuba.

According to the London Times, when it was discovered drifting

aimlessly, the vessel was completely abandoned, although

perfectly intact with the sails still set.

What happened to the Rosalie remains a mystery, but similar

occurrences have continued to plague the Sargasso Sea for centuries.

MIKE BARA: In 1881, a ship by the name of the Ellen Austin

found a derelict schooner in the Sargasso Sea.

They put a crew aboard it, and sailed in tandem back towards

London for several days.

About two days later, the schooner was found to be sailing

erratically, and when it was boarded again, that crew had

also disappeared, absolutely into thin air.

It was as if the people were simply beamed out of it.

WILCOCK: It is also interesting to note that the

Sargasso Sea is directly in contact with the area we call

the Bermuda Triangle.

There may be some type of stargate or portal activation in this area.

NARRATOR: Could the reports

of strange disappearances occurring in the Sargasso Sea,

and also in the Bermuda Triangle that overlaps this body of

water, be explained by the presence of a stargate?

Ancient astronaut theorists believe further evidence can be

found deep within one of North America's largest lakes.

Lake Michigan. Stretching across this 22,300-

square-mile body of water... from Manitowoc, Wisconsin, to

Ludington and Benton Harbor, Michigan... is another mysterious

area known as the Michigan Triangle.

Like the Sargasso Sea, this portion of the massive

freshwater lake has been associated with bizarre and

puzzling disappearances.

BARA: In 1937, there was a

freighter named the McFarland which passed through

the Michigan Triangle. The captain of the ship went to

his cabin to get some sleep, told his second mate to come and

awaken him at a specific time. When the second mate knocked on

the door, there was no answer. The door was locked from the inside.

They broke in, and the captain had simply disappeared.

None of the portholes were open. None of the windows were open.

There was no way for the captain to have gotten out of the ship.

GEORGE NOORY: They never could find the guy.

Did he jump off the ship? Who knows?

But the ship was exactly in this triangle in Lake Michigan.

NARRATOR: But ships aren't the only crafts affected by this

area of Lake Michigan. There are accounts of as many as

40 planes that have disappeared in the Michigan Triangle.

In 1950, 13 years after the captain of the McFarland went

missing, Northwest Airlines Flight 2501, carrying 55

passengers and three crew, disappeared as it passed over

the Michigan Triangle. The wreckage has never been

discovered, and investigations continue to this day.

BARA: No wreckage was ever found.

The families have been despondent over it.

They continue to look for the wreckage.

There's a monument to them on the shores of Lake Michigan, but

not a trace... not a belt buckle, not a wallet, not a chair...

nothing from the aircraft has ever been found.

And the area was searched for six days afterwards.

It's been searched extensively by salvagers in the decades

since, and no one has ever found a thing.

NOORY: Ships have been there... they've disappeared.

Airplanes have flown into the region... they've disappeared.

REDFERN: These aircraft and ships are just gone.

Now, for me, the very fact that they are totally vanished, that

makes me think that possibly they've been sucked into some

form of wormhole and unfortunately get trapped on the other side.

NARRATOR: Could the murky waters of Lake Michigan actually

be hiding the entrance to a wormhole, as some researchers

suggest? Might that explain why there has

been such peculiar phenomenon here, including countless

sightings of strange unidentified flying objects,

both overhead and coming from below the surface?

BARA: There have been witnesses that have actually

seen green glowing disks fly up out of the lake.

They've seen blue spherical objects fly into the lake.

WILCOCK: Gateways through space and time will have a

luminous quality. They will appear as spherical

formations of plasma. It seems that certain areas of

water are often where these portals are naturally forming.

It's possible that extraterrestrials may have been

accessing that area and, in fact, it may still be active

today, thus accounting for these UFO sightings and all the

bizarre disappearances.

CHILDRESS: These areas are very inaccessible.

The whole concept of some of these stargates and portals

being actually underwater makes a lot of sense.

HENRY: It's possible that there's a network of underwater

portals spread throughout the world.

These portals could be accessed by extraterrestrial beings who

use them to come and go from the stars.

NARRATOR: Could there be stargates hidden deep within our

lakes and oceans that extraterrestrials might still be

using, even to this day? And, if so, might humans one day

be able to access these stargates as well?

Some scientists believe that not only will we travel through

stargates which already exist but that we may even be close to

creating them ourselves.

NARRATOR: Cal State Fullerton, 2013.

Here, in a small lab at this public university, physicist Jim

Woodward conducts experiments that he believes will one day

change the way we travel through space.

JIM WOODWARD: I was primarily interested in trying to figure

out how to make stuff go fast. And to do that, you need to

master the problem of propulsion.

To master the problem of propulsion, to achieve speeds

that are a significant fraction of the speed of light, you have

to be able to manipulate inertia.

And so that's how I got interested in gravity and inertia.

What I've found is that it

may indeed be possible to get around space-time quickly.

NARRATOR: Dr. Woodward's work seeks to prove a controversial

theory known as Mach's principle, which says that there

is a direct relationship between the motion of mass here on Earth

and that of distant matter that exists throughout the universe.

Woodward theorizes that if this proves true, it could be the key

to unlocking stargate travel. The idea was first introduced in

1883 by Austrian physicist Ernst Mach.

WOODWARD: Mach's principle, at the simplest level, is the

assertion that when you push on an object, the reason why it

pushes back on you is because of the gravitational action of the

most distant matter in the universe acting through the object.

And so the matter out there,

far, far away, is the stuff that determines the inertial

properties of objects locally.

FRISBEE: Mach's principle basically says that all the

stars, all the planets, all the galaxies out there do, in fact,

have an effect on us here.

And the reason they do is because of the way they warp space-time.

So even though you may not see it,

the world around you is determined by what's going on

potentially light-years away from you.

NARRATOR: Dr. Woodward's initial interest in Mach's

principle was not to create wormholes but to revolutionize

space travel by creating propulsion without expelling

matter from the craft.

MICHAEL DENNIN: Our standard way of thinking of propulsion is

we send stuff out the back of something.

So, you have a rocket... it sends hot gasses out the back.

You have a jet engine... it sucks air in from the front and shoots

it out the back. So almost all of our propulsion

systems are that basic principle: throw something out

the back, you move forward. The Mach principle almost

think about it maybe as a surf wave.

Right, you're riding along on the wave and that's moving you forward.

You don't actually have to send

anything out back. In this sort of effect, the idea

is essentially to create a wave in space that you move forward on.

NARRATOR: But Dr. Woodward discovered

that Mach's principle could have implications beyond

just propulsion. He believes it holds the key to

actually creating traversable wormholes, giving us the ability

to travel to the most remote corners of the universe.

The experiments suggest that if scientists could somehow

separate... or decouple... ordinary mass from the influence

of this distant matter, huge amounts of negative energy could

potentially be exposed.

WOODWARD: In principle, you

should be able to engineer devices that will enable you to

screen matter from the influence of gravity of distant matter in

the universe. And if you can do that, you can

make stargates.

NARRATOR: While the existence of Mach's principle is still

debated in the scientific community, Dr. Woodward believes

his experiments prove its validity.

By running electricity through a stack of lead zirconium titanate

crystals known as PZTs, Woodward accelerates and temporarily

changes the rest mass of the device he calls the Mach Effect Thruster.

If Mach's principle holds true,

when the mass of the Mach Thruster fluctuates, it will

interact with the distant matter in the universe, resulting in a

small amount of measurable thrust.

WOODWARD: All of this is happening through a

gravitational connection between this local device and the rest

of the matter in the universe. We have the Mach Effect Thruster

here mounted in the Faraday cage, and it's located on the

end of the beam like so. The reason why you put the

thrust balance in a vacuum chamber is because you're trying

to detect exceedingly small thrust on the order of a

micronewton. This display is of data taken

over a period of one day. The red trace is thrust.

The dark blue trace is the power being delivered to the device.

This is the clearest evidence for the Mach effect.

This large thrust transient, when the center frequency is

turned on, followed by a thrust transient when it is turned off.

None of that thrust should be there if there aren't any Mach effects.

NARRATOR: Could Dr. Woodward's experiments really be

proof that Mach's principle is true and wormhole travel is a

real scientific possibility? If so, might we be able to

create actual stargates in the near future?

WOODWARD: If you're willing to devote significant resources

to trying to do this, I would think that you should be able to

build prototype very crude stargates within a decade or two.

CHILDRESS: Once we have this concept and, in theory, could

develop the technology to move through wormholes, it's only

natural that we would think that ancient extraterrestrials and

alien societies would have also thought of this thousands of years ago.

NARRATOR: Does modern research into wormholes really

suggest that stargates have a basis in scientific reality?

And might more advanced alien beings have used this knowledge

to travel to Earth in the distant past?

Some ancient astronaut theorists say the strongest proof that

extraterrestrials arrived here through stargates may lie in a

3,200-year-old Egyptian temple and a mysterious hieroglyph

carved on its wall.

NARRATOR: Abydos, Egypt. 300 miles south of Cairo.

This 5,000-year-old archaeological site near the

Nile River was a burial place for the first kings of Egypt.

The ancient city was a major center of religious pilgrimage,

where Osiris, the god of the underworld, was revered.

COLLINS: Osiris was the god that was said to have brought

wisdom and knowledge to those who preceded the dynastic Egyptians.

Abydos was a place that people came to communicate with Osiris.

BAUVAL: It was considered the place where the god Osiris had been buried.

Osiris had been the originator of the pharaonic civilization.

He was the first pharaoh, if you like.

The myth is that Osiris was cut in several pieces by his evil

brother, and the head was found and kept at Abydos.

PHILLIPS: Abydos was said to have been the burial place of Osiris.

That this is where he was

supposed to physically stand guard between this world and the next.

NARRATOR: Construction on the largest of the temples at Abydos

began in the 13th century BC by the Pharaoh Seti, and is

dedicated to Osiris.

Depicted on the wall of the

temple's Osiris Chapel is a mysterious hieroglyph that some

researchers believe represents the vessel that held the head of

the powerful god.

BAUVAL: The relic of Abydos... it is this sort of bell-shaped object.

And on top of it is usually two plumes.

HENRY: When we look at the hieroglyphs of the head of

Osiris, what we see is something that appears to be very

technological or mechanical.

It looks like some kind of an ancient antenna type of a device.

NARRATOR: Might this depiction of Osiris really

represent an ancient technological device?

One so important that the Egyptians memorialized it here,

on the walls of this sacred temple?

And if so, what was its purpose?

Some ancient astronaut theorists believe more clues can be found

on the opposite wall of the chapel, where Pharaoh Seti is

shown transforming into this Osiris device

while traveling on a solar barge.

COLLINS: The solar barge was

a vehicle that was able to make that journey from this world to the next.

So, in other words, in many ways, it was actually a boat to the stars.

WILCOCK: But the shape of the solar barge bares a curious

similarity to the Einstein-Rosen bridge.

So, the solar barge could be a primitive depiction of people

watching a luminous stargate appearing and then it being used

as a teleportation device.

VINCENZO MACRINO: On the depiction of the solar barge,

the head of Pharaoh Seti appears to be emerging from that portal.

Perhaps Seti was a time traveler utilizing just such technology

given to him by the ancient gods.

HENRY: It suggests that Seti utilized this ancient technology

to turn himself into a star being so that he could travel

the stargates and wormholes for eternity.

CHILDRESS: Maybe gods lik Osiris were actually

extraterrestrials using this stargate technology to come to

Earth and teach mankind.

NARRATOR: Could these hieroglyphs really be depicting

a device that allowed Pharaoh Seti to travel across time and

space? Is it possible that the

Egyptians... and other ancient cultures around the world...

really encountered extraterrestrials who came to

Earth through stargates?

TSOUKALOS: Just because our scientists of today haven't

quite figured it out yet doesn't mean that some other

civilization thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands of

years older, hasn't figured it out either.

Remember, the universe is infinite, which means that there

are infinite possibilities.

CHILDRESS: We may have known in the past what was going

on, and about these portals and wormholes.

And that is why stories like astral travel and stargates and

inter-dimensional voyages are something that we've been

hearing about for thousands of years.

And we're just now rediscovering it for ourselves, this knowledge

given to us by the extraterrestrials.

HENRY: It's possible that this is the next step in human evolution.

It will represent a new

beginning for humankind; and perhaps this was always the plan

from the ancient times. We were created by these ancient

gods who came here in stargates and wormholes, and they intended

for us to one day join them in the stars.

NARRATOR: Could Earth really be home to stargates that link

us to distant points throughout the universe?

Pathways that extraterrestrials have used for thousands of

years, and that we are only beginning to rediscover?

And if we ever do unlock the key to stargate travel, will we

discover that we've been connected to alien civilizations all along?

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