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In one of his books, "The Gold of the Gods", he describes going down tunnels in Ecuador with Juan Moricz. He says that he saw statues carved in a metal that was probably gold, and reckons they were made by alien cosmonauts. | In one of his books, "The Gold of the Gods", he describes going down tunnels in Ecuador with Juan Moricz. He says that he saw statues carved in a metal that was probably gold, and reckons they were made by alien cosmonauts. | ||
He never supplies any photographs, saying that Juan Moricz stopped him from taking photographs. He later admitted the passages describing the tunnels were not true. The science writer Carl Sagan has said he never known any books as riddled with errors as von Daniken's. | He never supplies any photographs, saying that Juan Moricz stopped him from taking photographs. He later admitted the passages describing the tunnels were not true. The science writer Carl Sagan has said he never known any books as riddled with errors as von Daniken's. | ||
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Revision as of 14:47, August 29, 2020
The works of the ancient astronaut theorist Erich von Daniken contain many errors.
In one of his books, "The Gold of the Gods", he describes going down tunnels in Ecuador with Juan Moricz. He says that he saw statues carved in a metal that was probably gold, and reckons they were made by alien cosmonauts. He never supplies any photographs, saying that Juan Moricz stopped him from taking photographs. He later admitted the passages describing the tunnels were not true. The science writer Carl Sagan has said he never known any books as riddled with errors as von Daniken's.