Catherine & Robert Schoch: The Ancient Burial of Egypt

Summary

Catherine Ulissey and Dr. Robert Schoch explore the connections between ancient civilizations and cosmic events, shifting the understanding of humanity's past. Their research challenges mainstream archaeology by proposing that solar activity and plasma phenomena influenced the development and decline of ancient societies. The podcast delves into groundbreaking insights, including the implications of Easter Island's rongorongo script and the Great Sphinx's true age.

Key takeaways

• 1Catherine Ulissey connected Easter Island’s rongorongo script to global plasma petroglyphs identified by Dr. Anthony Peratt.
• 2Dr. Robert Schoch proposed that solar outbursts may have been responsible for the end of the last ice age around 9700 BCE.
• 3Schoch's research recasts the date of the Great Sphinx of Egypt to thousands of years earlier than standard attributions.
• 4The 12,000-year-old site of Göbekli Tepe supports Schoch’s claims of an older human history.
• 5The potential

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Transcript excerpt

Well, hello, how you doing this? Is Cliff your host of Earth Ancients, and welcome to another program. If you're like me, I've gotten to the point where either I'm too old or I have no patience. But I can't shop anymore, especially during Christmas time. I used to love going to Macy's and Emporium. And the other thing is a lot of these stores are going out of business. So I have to say this that online gift purchasing is a wonderful invention. Not only do I love Amazon, and a lot of people say, hey, you're hurting you the news stores and the mom and pop shops. I don't know about that. There's something about the convenience of ordering online, having it arrive at home, you know, wrapping it and putting it in your bag and bringing it to a party, or you know, having it under your own tree. I love it. I love it, and I remember when I was young you could do that with Emporium or Sears, Robock Pennies. We even had a Mervyn's out there out here, and those stores were pretty much over now. But I don't enjoy crowds. I just don't enjoy crowds. I was in San Francisco the other day at I think it was Macy's and it was the line to check out. It's like it was like half a block. I mean it was like thirty people. It was insane. They were doing a good job, though, and I want to support them. I love Macy's. I don't want to see him going a business, but boy, I could take one of those a day, not two or three, you know. So anyhow, thank God for the Internet. Who knows the way things are going, technology is growing.…

Excerpt from Earth Ancients, Dec 13, 2025. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.