Ancient Aliens

This design has been taken

from a text that's at least 1,800 years old.

Our vehicle was showing positive lift,

like an aircraft would.

So the information contained

in the ancient texts is indeed accurate.

Now, this is a vast medical text

and it's considered the foundation

of traditional Indian medicine.

Oh, so this is the basis for Ayurvedic medicine?

Yes. This book was written

more than a 100 years before Hippocrates,

the father of modern medicine.

Incredible.

There is information about science,

technology, and medicine

preserved in ancient India.

Where did the ancestors receive this information?

Aliens. People from other planet.

India.

Home to over 1.3 billion people.

It is the second most populous nation in the world.

Although it is home

to some of mankind's oldest civilizations,

India has, in recent years,

also undergone rapid modernization.

The city of Bangalore, for example,

is the headquarters of literally thousands

of information technology companies,

and has been ranked as one of the most high-tech cities

in the world.

But these advancements also coexist

with the country's ancient origins.

Roughly 80% of the Indian population

practices Hinduism.

And for the Hindu faithful,

their gods are not mythological creatures,

but are real flesh-and-blood beings

that have, at times, been present here on Earth.

For the Indian people,

the basis of their religion is essential

to the fabric of their lives.

Many of the faithful, to this day,

see these accounts not as fanciful, but as history.

They take it literally

that the gods walked among human beings

and conveyed knowledge.

In the Hindu tradition,

these ancient gods are not considered

just symbolic or mythical beings.

They are considered as flesh-and-blood beings

that came down from the sky and existed in real life.

The foundation of Hinduism

is carefully preserved in India's most ancient texts.

And according to their traditions,

these texts are accounts

given directly by the gods themselves,

and only transcribed by humans.

This collection includes the Vedas,

or Hindu scriptures, as well as other manuscripts

written in the early Sanskrit language.

Vedic scholars suggest knowledge

pertaining to architecture, science,

technology, weaponry, and medicine

are preserved in meticulous detail in these works.

The origins of the Vedic text

goes back to cosmic time.

They have been around

for thousands of thousands of years.

It is believed that the knowledge

came directly from gods.

We are seeing a handbook of the gods.

We are looking at an endowment from some superior intelligence

that appears to have been given to us as a very practical guide

in ways that benefit humankind

all across the board.

But if the ancient texts of India

are truly attributable to the extraterrestrial gods,

just what information do they contain?

Sirpur, India.

The Surang Tila Temple.

This structure,

which dates back to the seventh century AD,

was recently unearthed after being buried

by a powerful earthquake

that occurred in the 11th century.

Although the rest of the area

was completely leveled, the structure itself

remained largely intact.

Archaeologists suggest

that this is due to the advanced construction techniques,

known as Ayurvedic or Vedic architecture,

utilized by its builders.

The principles they used are derived

from the ancient science of design

that can be traced back to the ancient Indian texts.

In March 2017,

researcher and ancient astronaut theorist Giorgio Tsoukalos

traveled to India

to meet with archaeologist Dr. Arun Sharma,

who headed the dig.

This is beautiful.

Mm-hmm.

Really?

Now, is this considered

Ayurvedic architecture, right here?

That's amazing. Huh.

Okay.

Although much of the site

has been renovated using modern concrete,

blocks held together by the Ayurvedic paste

can still be found.

It seems to be almost like a... s-some type of glue.

The glue-like substance is said to form a bond

that is at least 20 times stronger than concrete.

But modern builders have been unwilling

to entertain the notion that such an ancient concoction

could be superior to today's building materials.

Wow, look at this.

Beautiful.

The detailed instructions

for making this paste can be found

in an ancient Indian text known as the Mayamatam...

A manuscript dedicated to construction techniques.

The information contained within the document

is understood to have been passed down to humans

from Mayasura, the ancient king of the demigods,

who was said to oversee

various construction projects on Earth,

including cities in the sky.

This, right here?

Curiously, there is a more astounding

earthquake-proof feature at the site

which indicates that advanced knowledge

was used in its construction.

Located at key points within the Surang Tila Temple

are several 80-foot long shafts

designed to form air pockets

that can dissipate the impact of seismic events.

Yes, please.

All right.

Wow.

Oh, wow, this is big.

It's a huge book.

And-and this text has been around for 4,500 years?

In your opinion, where did this knowledge come from?

Uh-huh.

And you think that this knowledge

originated from the stars?

That's amazing.

According to the Hindu faithful,

the construction techniques used

at the Surang Tila Temple

are just one example of advanced technology

detailed in the ancient Sanskrit texts.

Other works are said to contain information

far beyond the scope of early man...

Perhaps even providing concrete proof

of extraterrestrial activity on Earth.

The Indus Valley. Northwest India and Pakistan.

June 2011.

Paleontologists discover a 4,300-year-old skull

featuring multiple drilled holes in it.

Remarkably, they conclude

these are signs that brain surgery was performed.

And it even appears that the operation was successful,

as the wound showed signs of advanced healing.

In ancient India, they performed

incredible kinds of medicine

and surgical procedures on people.

Things like operating on the skull.

What's fascinating about this is...

is this kind of advanced medical knowledge

goes way back, way back.

And they were able to use those techniques

to heal people.

Vedic scholars suggest that not only

were the ancient Hindus able to perform brain surgery,

but other advanced procedures as well.

And much of this medical knowledge

was set to record in a Sanskrit text

dating back to 800 BC,

known as the Sushruta Samhita.

In 2017 at a local library in Mahabalipuram, India,

Giorgio Tsoukalos

meets with fellow ancient astronaut theorist

Praveen Mohan to take a closer look at the text.

Now this is a, uh, vast medical text

that contains information

about more than 11,000 illnesses.

Uh, it talks about 700 medicinal plants,

64 preparations from mineral resources,

57 preparations from animal resources,

and it's considered the foundation of Ayurveda,

the traditional Indian medicine.

Oh, so this is the basis

for Ayurvedic medicine right here. -Yes, yes.

I was able to find a passage. I thought you might find it,

- you know, interesting. - Mm-hmm.

Right here.