Wars For The Planet Earth. Part One - Alternative View

Wars For The Planet Earth. Part One - Alternative View
Wars For The Planet Earth. Part One - Alternative View

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In the distant past, the Earth was extremely lucky - a neutron star passed at a fairly large distance from it. Nibiru, the planet of the Anunnaki, lost its atmosphere, was partially destroyed and displaced from its orbit, and the civilization inhabiting it perished. The Anunnaki, having lost their homeland and supplies, as well as bases on Earth that suffered during the Flood, gradually degraded, died in internecine wars or were destroyed by aliens at a higher stage of development. This is evidenced by numerous descriptions of battles that took place in the distant past on our planet. During these wars, people were also destroyed - the allies of the Anunnaki. As a result of bloody battles, the "angels" with halos on their heads won.

For example, the ancient Indian epic Mahabharata describes a real limited thermonuclear war unleashed by aliens on Earth:

A flying projectile containing all the energy of the Universe; a white-hot pillar of smoke and a blazingly bright flame, like ten thousand suns from a destructive flash, like the scythe of death.

Endowed with the power of thunder and lightning of the thousand-eyed Indra, he brought death and destruction to all living things. Enemy warriors fell dead to the ground like trees amidst a raging fire.

A stream of fiery substance spread over the ground. covering hills, rivers, trees with ulcers. All. turned to ash. You, cruel and evil, overwhelmed by pride, this iron lightning made the destroyers of its own people.

The same source speaks of the use of aircraft for military purposes and the carpet bombing of the troops of our long-suffering ancestors:

We noticed something in the sky that looked like a flaming cloud, like tongues of fire. A huge black vimana [celestial chariot] emerged from it, and brought down many flashing projectiles. The roar they made was like thunder from a thousand drums. Vimana approached the ground with unimaginable speed and fired many shells, sparkling like gold, thousands of lightning. This was followed by violent explosions and hundreds of fire whirlwinds. The army was seized by panic, horses, war elephants and many soldiers killed by the explosions fell to the ground. The army fled, and the terrible vimana pursued him …

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In the "Mahabharata" and other Indian legends, it is repeatedly mentioned about a terrible weapon, the use of which led to the death of all living things:

A glittering projectile with a glow of fire devoid of smoke was fired.

Gloom covered all sides of the horizon.

The flame, devoid of smoke, spread in all directions.

All the elements were outraged. The sun seemed to have left its path. The universe, scorched by heat, beats like a fever.

War elephants are running, fleeing from the devastating heat, and, burned, fall to the ground with a deafening roar. Chariots scorched by this raging fire are like the tops of trees burnt by a forest fire.

An arrow rushing with frantic force, enveloped in lightning.

The explosion was as bright as 10 thousand suns at their zenith.

Thunder rumbled, though the sky was cloudless. The ground shook. darkness fell, and the sun was eclipsed.

As a result of the use of these weapons, people turned to dust, and the few survivors lost their nails and hair. The food became unusable. Then, judging by the descriptions, there was a nuclear winter:

For several years after that, the sun, stars and sky were hidden by clouds and bad weather.

It goes on to say:

But this weapon should never be used against people.

This good wish was not fulfilled by the aliens. In the Mesopotamian cuneiform tablets, there are repeated references to wars that took place due to disagreements between aliens. For example, the Epic of Erra refers to the threats and curses that the angry Erra uttered when leaving the council of the gods, where the right to possession of the city of Babylon was discussed:

I will destroy countries

I will turn them into a heap of dust;

I will destroy cities

And they will be empty forever;

I will level the mountains to the ground

And the beasts will no longer be found there;

I will make the seas flutter

And all living things that are found there, I will destroy;

I will destroy all people

I will turn their souls into steam;

No one will wait for mercy …

The rebellious god threatened to destroy the alien spaceport, which was presumably located in the region of the Sinai Peninsula:

I will send a messenger [rocket] to the cities;

The son, the seed of his father, will not hide from me;

His mother will forget how to laugh.

He will not have access to the place of the gods;

This is where the Great Ones come from

I will destroy.

Unable to reach an agreement in a peaceful way, the Anunnaki turned to the supreme god Anu, who agreed to the use of seven types of weapons against the rebellious and rebels:

These seven, they are waiting in the mountains

They are in a hole in the ground.

From there they will break out with fire

And they will fly from earth to heaven, surrounded by horror.

Ninurta, one of the Anunnaki, tried to dissuade Erru from unleashing an internecine war:

Valiant Erra, Will you destroy the righteous together

with the unrighteous?

Will you destroy those who have sinned against you

Together with those who have not sinned against you?

But Erra did not heed the advice. Together with his companion Ishum (which means "scorching fire"), he launched a devastating attack on the Anunnaki space center and Sumerian cities:

Ishum headed towards the Upper Mountain:

Terrifying seven, unmatched

Flew after him.

A hero arrived at the Upper Mountain:

He raised his hand -

And the mountain was destroyed.

Then the plain at the Upper Mountain

He destroyed;

Not a single tree remained in the forests around.

Then, imitating Ishum, Erra followed the Royal path.

He destroyed cities

Has led them to complete desolation.

Hunger has come in the mountains

All the animals died from him.

The Texts of Kedorlaomer also mentions these dramatic events of the distant past:

He who scorches with fire

And the one who blows an evil wind

Together they did an evil deed.

They made the gods run

Made them run from the fire.

Everything that went up to Anu, Was dried:

The foliage has withered

The place has become barren.

In the text "Lamentations of Eridu" it is said that the gods left the cities destroyed by wars:

Ninky, the great mistress, flying like a bird, left her

town…

Enki's father remained outside the city …

He wept for the fate of his ruined city

bitter tears.

A cuneiform tablet called "Lamentations of Uruk" reports the same:

So all the gods left Uruk;

They kept away from him:

They took refuge in the mountains

They fled to distant plains.

It is believed that the sudden regression of the flourishing Sumerian civilization was caused by the invasion of the country by wild tribes from the north and northeast. Perhaps everything was so, but only after the cities of Mesopotamia were thoroughly destroyed as a result of internecine wars between aliens. Weakened by this disaster, the Sumerians, abandoned by their gods, did not offer significant resistance to the invaders.

Traces from the showdown of aliens among themselves, as a result of which people died, have survived to our time. In the eastern part of the Sinai Peninsula, where the alien cosmodrome was believed to be located, an expedition led by Nelson Gluck in 1950 discovered many blackened stones scattered over many kilometers. Some scientists attribute the appearance of a black crust on rock boulders to "desert tan". But then the darkening of minerals under the influence of sunlight would have occurred throughout the peninsula, and not in some of its places. Emmanuel Anati, who conducted research in the Haar Karkom area (Jabel-Ideid), was impressed by what he saw and wrote the book "Sacred Mountain", where he cited numerous photographs of unusual stones, which the local population calls "hamada". According to some experts,a crust on their surface was formed under the influence of tremendous temperature.

Not far from Babylon are the ruins of the ancient city of Borsippa, where archaeologists have discovered the remains of the temple tower of Birs-Nimrud. Once upon a time, its seven floors proudly towered above the ground, the golden spire was turned to the sun. Even today, its ruins rise 46 meters above the plain. The massive walls of this colossal structure are literally melted from the inside and outside, as if exposed to the highest temperature - more than 2000 ° C. The writer E. Tseren writes about this riddle as follows:

There is no explanation for where this heat came from, which not only heated, but also melted hundreds of burnt bricks, scorching the entire skeleton of the tower, which melted from the heat into a dense mass like molten glass …

This unusual destruction of the tower and the melted walls can only be explained by the use of unknown weapons. The tower located nearby was also destroyed to the ground, before the excavations it was a heap of bricks, broken into thousands of fragments, but there are no traces of the unbearable heat impact on its ruins.

According to biblical sources, the Gods destroyed the Tower of Babel. Earlier Sumerian texts say that she was destroyed by Enlil:

Completely destroyed at night

Their fortified tower.

In anger, he also gave the order.

His decision was - to scatter them in different countries, He ordered to dissolve their councils …

He terminated them.

The fact that the gods destroyed the Tower of Babel by a strong wind is mentioned by the priest Berossus. The historian Alexander Polyhistor wrote that all people in the past spoke the same language, they began to build a tower to get to heaven, but the gods destroyed it by sending a whirlwind on them. Obviously, the ancient historians did not find suitable technical terms to describe the impact of alien weapons and the blast wave, and they designated it with the words "wind" and "whirlwind".

Destruction, similar to Babylonian, befell the ancient Indian city of Mohenjo-Daro (3rd millennium BC). There, buildings within a radius of 50 meters have traces of severe thermal burns and have melted to a glassy state. It was suggested that the city was subjected to atomic bombing, but measurements of radioactivity did not show an excess of the radiation level over the background value. Many buildings were destroyed by the shock wave that spread from above.

In 1979, David Davenport and Ettore Vinchetti examined the so-called "black stones" that dot the streets of Mohenjo-Daro, and concluded that they were fragments of pottery baked at very high temperatures. Apparently, the ceramics underwent instantaneous heating to a temperature of 1400–1600 ° C. Having studied the scatter of melted stones and fragments of pottery, scientists have established that at least three explosions thundered in Mohenjo-Daro, a destructive blast wave from which spread a kilometer from its epicenter. No human skeletons were found in the center of the explosion. Scientists believe that the temperature there was so high that people who were nearby instantly turned into steam.

During archaeological excavations in other parts of the city, skeletons were found; their location in the ground indicates that people were not buried, but died suddenly. Indian civilization expert Mortimer Wheeler writes:

At the sight of this terrible sight, we can probably conclude that, since seventeen skeletons are definitely among the last inhabitants of it, and the rest, in all likelihood, are also among them. then there are traces of the last carnage, after which Mohenjo-Daro ceased to exist.

Professor M. Dmitriev describes the circumstances of the death of people who previously lived in this settlement:

The position of the skeletons showed that before the death, people calmly walked the streets of the city.

At the end of the XII century BC. e. many cities and settlements of Mycenaean Greece lay in ruins. For almost two "dark" centuries, a layer of ash lay on these lands, and practically nothing grew. The death of the Mycenaean civilization is attributed to a volcanic eruption, a giant tsunami wave, or mysterious conquerors. But, as you know, the eruption of the Santorini volcano happened much earlier, and the invaders were unable to melt the stone of the fortress walls. During the excavations of the city of Mycenae, scientists discovered traces of a fire of such force that part of the palace wall of stone and adobe bricks collapsed and melted into a single mass. Archaeologist V. Dörpfeld conducted an interesting experiment: having overlaid stones and bricks with wood, he kept a fire near them for a week, but the scientist failed to achieve melting of the stones or their sintering.

The ruins of the city of Hattusa, the capital of the Hittite state, also have traces of melting, which cannot be formed during an ordinary fire. The brickwork of the walls of almost all houses has melted and turned into a red solid mass. The stones on the ground were caked and cracked. Archaeologist Bittel argues that such a melting could not have been caused by even the strongest fire. K. Keram writes:

In order to come to this state, the city must burn for many days, and maybe weeks.

During excavations in the ancient fortress of Saxahuaman, built long before the heyday of the Inca empire, traces of melting of granite stones were found. In an ordinary fire, it is simply impossible to melt granite.

In the desert plain of Sudan, near the city of Napata, the capital and religious center of the ancient kingdom of Kush, rises a strange hundred-meter mountain. At its foot are the ruins of an ancient temple complex dedicated to the Egyptian god Amun. In an inaccessible place at a height of 87 meters, there are mysterious inscriptions and an image of Amun. According to researcher Timothy Kendall, the rock was actually split right down to the middle, and the walls of the crater were covered with a black crust. At the top of the mountain there was a flat area, furrowed with wavy stripes and strewn with rubble. These small charred stones are traces of a powerful explosion that literally tore apart this mountain.

The granite walls of the Irish castles of Dundalk and Ekoss show signs of thermal effects, the cause of which is unknown. Moreover, molten granite, which has turned into a glassy mass, is located inside the towers and at the base of the walls. To melt this mineral, a temperature of 1800-2000 ° C is required. Ancient Celtic legends mention the terrible weapon of the gods - "Art of Thunder". Its destructive power was measured in units: "one hundred", "five hundred" or "thousand", which indicated the approximate number of people who could be destroyed with its help. Perhaps the walls of Irish castles melted as a result of the use of these weapons.

In ancient myths, there are numerous reports that the aliens (gods) were at enmity with each other, using various types of weapons on our planet. For example, the terrible "agni ratha" was installed on a vimana (chariot):

[It] can turn a hundred thousand people to ashes, like one rat.

The use of the Vril weapon had no less dire consequences:

[His] gaze turned the sixty thousand sons of Sagar into a mountain of ash.

"Agni Yastra", in addition to "bringing down fire from the sky," was capable of causing rain, storm, and also paralyze the enemy or immerse him in a deep sleep. The Mahabharata mentions a similar type of weapon, but under a different name:

Take from me my favorite weapon - "antardhana"; stealing power, ardor and splendor from enemies, it immerses in sleep and destroys them.

Mentioned in the Indian epic and about the weapon, which "gave rise to a fire capable of devouring three worlds", its flame "devours the Universe at the hour of its end." The thunderbolt of the storm god Indra is most likely a laser. "Brahmadanda" (danda - spear, dart) was much more powerful than Indra's arrow. It could infect entire countries and peoples over several generations, possibly causing genetic mutations. Heavenly "madhava" was described as "brightly flaming, powerful and beating arrows flying at warriors", "visoshana" - as "everything that drains and evaporates streams of water from the sky." The Narayana resembled multiple launch rocket launchers:

He triggered the Narayana weapon. And now arrows appeared in thousands in the air … like snakes with flaming mouths … [they] like the rays of the sun, in an instant covered all the countries of the world, the firmament and the army … Iron balls … then appeared, like shining lights in a clear sky. there were also various "shataghnis" [those that kill hundreds], spewing fire. and disks. like the sparkling discs of the sun. as fire burns dry grass at the end of the cold season, so weapons burned the army.

Here is a description of the combat vehicle left to us by our ancestors in the Chinese legend "Battle of Huangdi with Chiyu":

… huge and spewing streams of flame, with three eyes and four faces, on one leg and eight arms.

The "Mahabharata" mentions the "brahmashiras" weapon, which in its effect on a person resembles napalm:

Then Rama shot an arrow of non-defensive strength, Terrible, bringing death …

An arrow instantly launched by Rama …

I kindled that mighty Rakshasa with a great flame.

With a team of horses, a chariot, He was completely engulfed in fire …

And split into five main natures …

His skeleton, flesh and blood no longer held, Burned their weapons … So the ash was not visible.

This weapon was "sparkling and blazing":

[The warrior engulfed in this fire] seemed to be strewn with golden sparks … fire, surrounded by flames in the midst of another fire, [which] increased in power like fire blown by the wind. and was terrible, growing in strength.

The Indian epic "Drona Parva" contains numerous information about old battles with the use of destructive weapons:

Noticing this mountain, releasing countless charges, the son of Drona did not flinch and called for the aid of the weapon "vajra". Struck by this weapon, the Prince of the Mountains was quickly destroyed. And Rakshasa turned into a mass of blue debris in the sky, decorated with a rainbow, and began to shower the son of Drona with a rain of stones and rocks. And then the most prominent of the people, versed in weapons, Ashuattaman, took aim from the Vayaria gun and destroyed the blue cloud that rose into the sky.

In Tibetan and Indian temples, models of vajras are still kept as sacred relics, which, judging by the descriptions, threw lightning of crushing force at a considerable distance.

The Sumerian cylindrical seal depicts armed gods. One of them stepped on a person with one foot, and in his left hand he holds a fan-shaped object resembling the cross-shaped vajra of Buddhists.

Australian Aboriginal legends dating back to the "Time of Dreams" (the distant past) tell of mysterious brothers, the war between which gave rise to lightning:

There, in the gorge, the Lightning Brothers lived, they taught our people to make fire and set fire to grass on the plain when we were hunting kangaroos …

The Lightning Brothers are probably aliens.

Mentioned in the epic and about a mysterious rod, which was repeatedly used by the gods both against each other and for the destruction of earthlings. Judging by the description, these are conventional missiles and anti-missiles:

Once, being attacked by the Valadevas, the enraged Jara-sandha, in a desire to destroy us, threw a rod that could kill all living things. Flashing with fire, this rod headed towards us, cutting out the firmament, like a line that divides the braids on a woman's head, with the speed of lightning launched by Shukra [Venus]. Noticing the baton flying in our direction, the son of Rohimi threw the stunakarma weapon to throw it away. The rod's energy was extinguished by the energy of Valadeva's weapon, and he fell to the Earth, splitting it with his might and making even the mountains shudder.

Here's another excerpt:

Surrounded by archers, O Bharata, Bhima let out a lion's roar and with all his might unleashed a terrible rod on them, destroying the enemy ranks. This rod of unbreakable power, launched like the lightning of Indra, crushed, O King, your beating warriors. And it seemed, O King, he filled the whole Earth with a loud noise. And this terrible glittering rod thrilled your sons. This rod swiftly made its way and, illuminated by flashes of lightning, rushed at them, and the soldiers fled with cries of terror. From the incredible sound of this terrible rod, O King, many fell on the spot, like the soldiers who fell from their carts.

On the relief in Garhwal, there is an image of the battle between Bhima and Jarasandha. On the right side of it are visible tongues of flame from an unknown weapon (possibly "brahmashiras"), which devour fighting warriors, unarmed people and women.

In the Mahabharata, battles that took place in time immemorial were called "the war of the gods." As you know, there are no wars without victims. The ancient Indian epic clearly speaks of the evacuation of "cargo 200" from our planet:

And then people heard the sound spreading in the endless sky - that was the sound of singing and music, the sound of the heavenly chariots and the flight of the hosts of apsaras. Having erected the killed heroes in their thousands on their chariots, those hosts of apsaras then withdrew into the sky.

In Chinese mythology, destructive weapons and "heavenly chariots", which were owned by the gods, are repeatedly mentioned. For example, the hero No-Cha used the "Heaven-Earth" bracelet to defeat Feng-Ling who was hiding behind the "smoke" screen. Later, he defeated Chiang Kuei-Feng on his fiery wind wheel, summoning the lords of the silvery flying dragons to help. The mythological hero Weng Chun beat Chi-Iha with a magic whip, but was then put to flight with the help of a mysterious yin-yang mirror, which radiated deadly power.

The aliens even handed over their terrible weapons to the earthlings. The hero of the Indian epic Arjuna spent five years in the third heaven, where the god Indra brought him in a beautiful celestial chariot, comprehending astravidya - the science of wielding divine weapons. Then the gods handed him a formidable arsenal and warned:

Let no man ever think of fighting them;

Once in the hands of the weak, it can burn

This whole world is transitory.

It should always be used as a defense against

other weapons.

Marvelous, it is inevitable, but a blow

It beats off with any other weapon.

The Mahabharata often states that the use of the "superior" weapon can lead to disastrous consequences. For example, when the gods give brahmashiras to their diligent disciple, they warn:

This is an extraordinary and completely irresistible weapon. should never be used against people, for, thrown into the weak, it can burn the whole world. If any inhuman enemy attacks you, O hero, then use this weapon in battle to defeat him.

Returning to Earth, Arjuna demonstrated to his brothers the action of a pashupati - a thermonuclear bomb:

And so, when this wondrous weapon was put into action, The ground trembled underfoot, along with the trees

staggered

Rivers surged, even great seas were agitated, Mountains cracked, winds stirred, The fire began to burn dimly, the radiant sun darkened …

Arjuna, Arjuna, do not use the wondrous weapon!

After all, you can never use it aimlessly, And they should not hit the target unless absolutely necessary.

Abuse of this weapon may result in

great troubles!

In the distant past, on our planet, air and underwater battles took place between representatives of various alien civilizations, which, possibly, shared the right to colonize the Earth. Only in the "Mahabharata" a number of representatives of another mind are mentioned - gods, giants, suras, asuras (luminous), daityas, danavas.

Descriptions of the battles of aliens can be found in various ancient historical sources:

After completing the training of Arjuna, the god Indra told him

following:

You own fifteen [types of] weapons.

In five ways to treat them equal to [you]

can not see.

There is now nothing in the three worlds that would be for you

impracticable.

I have enemies - Danavas, they call them Nivatakavachas, But it is difficult to reach them: they live, having climbed into the depths

ocean.

They say there are three hundred million [as a match], they are equal

look and radiate strength.

Defeat them there! Let this be your payment to the teacher …

Having received the order, Arjuna got into an air chariot and went to battle with powerful demons - niva-takawachas (literally "dressed in invulnerable shells"). Having destroyed them, he returned, knocking down the asuras' flying saucer along the way:

On my return, the greatest I succeeded

see:

Self-propelled wondrous city, Luster like fire or sun.

This flying city, shining like the sun

directed at will, Due to the gift received by the Daityas, he successfully resisted.

Now he went into the bowels of the earth, then he rushed into the skies, It rushed obliquely, then plunged into the water.

Finally it was broken by my iron, sharp, aptly

smashing arrows.

And the city of the asuras fell to the ground in the ruins …

To finish off the surviving asuras, Arjuna used Shiva's weapons.

Possessing "heavenly weapons", earthlings unleashed internecine wars. One of these battles is described in some detail in the epic "Drona Parva":

The hero Ashwatthaman refused to leave his ship when he touched the water, and resorted to the "agni" weapon, before which even the gods could not resist. The son of the teacher - this fighter of enemy heroes, inspired by prayers, aimed at all his visible and invisible enemies a blazing spear, spewing smokeless fire, and released it in all directions. Dense sheaves of arrows shot out of him into the firmament. Embraced by a bright flame, these arrows engulfed Party from all directions. Suddenly, thick darkness enveloped the Pandava. All cardinal points also plunged into darkness. Rakshasas and Vikochas clashed, uttering terrible screams. The winds blew. The sun no longer gave any warmth. Crows croaked terribly everywhere. The clouds thundered in the sky, spewing a rain of blood. Birds, beasts, cows, and vowed souls fell into extreme anxiety. The elements themselves seemed to be in full swing. The sun turned around. The universe burned by the flames was in a fever. Elephants and other animals, scorched by the energy of this weapon, fled in terror, breathing heavily and trying to hide from this terrible force. Even the water boiled, and the creatures living in this element, O Bharata, became worried, and seemed to be boiled. From all directions of the world, from the firmament and from the Earth itself, sheaves of fierce sharp arrows flew at the speed of Garuda. Scorched and slain by these arrows as fast as lightning, the enemies fell like trees burnt by an all-consuming fire.from the firmament and from the earth itself, sheaves of fierce, sharp arrows flew at the speed of Garuda. Scorched and slain by these arrows as fast as lightning, the enemies fell like trees burnt by an all-consuming fire.from the firmament and from the earth itself, sheaves of fierce, sharp arrows flew at the speed of Garuda. Scorched and slain by these arrows as fast as lightning, the enemies fell like trees burnt by an all-consuming fire.

Huge elephants, singed by this weapon, fell to the ground, uttering terrible screams. Other fire-seared elephants scurried to and fro, roaring loudly in fear, as if they were in a burning forest. Horses, O King, and carriages, burned by the energy of this weapon, were like the tops of trees burnt by a forest fire. Thousands of carts crumbled to dust. Indeed, O Bharata, it seemed that the divine Lord Agni burned [the Pandavas] in that battle, just as the fire of Somvarta destroyed everything at the end of the Yuga.

When the villain Ashvatthaman, under cover of night, destroyed almost all the army of Arjuna and his brothers, he, fearing retribution, used the "brahmashiras" weapon. Arjuna did not destroy it for security reasons:

… where the brahmashiras weapon is beaten by another highest weapon, it has not rained in that country for 12 years.

The "heavenly sages" (aliens) who flew in to resolve the conflict demanded an end to the outrage and return the weapons of mass destruction to their original state. Ashwatthaman made this excuse to the aliens:

In extreme danger to save life

I used this weapon …

And now I can't take it back in!

But your word, O lord, I will fulfill immediately:

Here is a jewel, and here I am, but a blade of grass will stand!

She will kill embryos in women!

After all, the greatest weapon cannot be in vain!

I am not able, master, to absorb what I have released

[weapon], Now I will thrust this weapon into the embryos, O lord, But I will do your will.

After this skirmish between two representatives of the human race, the aliens deprived our ancestors of all high-tech means of warfare, but left at their disposal the celestial chariots.

Despite the measures taken by the aliens, the earthlings continued to fight. A certain ruler Salva begged the god Shiva for a celestial vimana and flew to the ruler of the city of Dvaraka. Hovering over the city and raising a cloud of dust, Salva brought down on the palace not "heavenly weapons", but ordinary stones, trees and a terrible biological and chemical weapon - a snake.

The Bhagavata Purana describes this episode as follows:

(9) Salva laid siege to the city with his mighty army, O illustrious Bharata. Dvaraka gardens and parks

Destroyed and brutally burned and razed to the ground.

(9. A) He set up his headquarters over the city, in the air

soaring.

(10) He destroyed the glorious city, and its gates and towers, And palaces, and galleries, and terraces, and platforms.

And the weapons of destruction spilled over the city.

From his terrible, fearsome celestial chariot

Blocks of stone and trees, arrows, snakes straight from the sky, Frequent rain of pebbles - immediately everything fell

to the city.

Whirlwinds, tornadoes, hurricanes rushed along the city, An impenetrable, thick dust covered the whole sky.

(12) As the earth was faint of old under the scourge of Tripura, And moaned and sobbed, so glorious city of Krishna

The formidable Saubhi was devoted to utter devastation, No respite and mercy, no hope for someone's help.

After that, the gods deprived people of air vehicles and no longer trusted sinful humanity with their weapons and aircraft.

Thor, in Scandinavian mythology, the god of the Aesir, the son of Odin and Jorda (Earth), was depicted as a young man with a red beard; possessed three terrible insignia - the thunder hammer Miolnir, which hit the target and returned himself, Megingyardar's belt of strength and iron gloves. He tirelessly feuded with the clans of giants Iots and Turses, whom he destroyed during the time called in ancient myths "the twilight of the gods." Thor himself died from the poisonous breath of the giants. Perhaps, the Scandinavians called "the twilight of the gods" the "nuclear winter", which came after the use of the terrible alien weapons. A bronze statuette of Thor was discovered in Iceland: the mysterious hammer that God holds on his lap looks more like a control panel or a joystick, without which it is difficult to imagine computer games today, including Star Wars.

Next part: Wars for the planet Earth. Part two