Ancient Egypt keeps many secrets that arouse genuine interest among researchers, historians and supporters of the existence of extraterrestrial civilizations. There are various versions and hypotheses about the construction of the pyramids, as well as about the origin of the pharaohs, who could be alien creatures, but so far there is no solid evidence in favor of this version. One of the important evidence of past events may be the Tully papyrus, which describes events about the possible observation of unidentified objects in Egypt in ancient times.
The papyrus was discovered in 1933 by Alberto Tully, who was walking through the market in Cairo and saw the ancient papyrus, which aroused unprecedented interest in him. The price of the ancient papyrus was enormous and the man did not manage to buy the original, but only managed to make copies, which are also quite important for studying the events of the past.
Later Tully turned to a well-known specialist for translation, who determined the age of the papyrus and assumed that it was written during the reign of Thutmose III, i.e. it is about 3.5 thousand years old. Quite interesting is the description of a certain fireball that appeared in the sky at the age of 22 and was absolutely silent. It was about 46 meters long and flew past the palace, which was reported to the Pharaoh, who ordered to monitor the appearance of this object in the future.
A few days later, a large number of such balls appeared, and their light was brighter than the Sun, they moved in different directions, and after disappearing, birds and fish began to fall to the ground. A number of researchers believe that a common phenomenon is described, like meteorites or comets, but ufologists strongly disagree with them and believe that the ancient Egyptians could distinguish these phenomena from the appearance of UFOs in the sky.
After Tully's death, his work disappeared, and the originals were never found. Given his work at the Vatican, some have speculated conspiracy theories to cover up the truth. So far, there are only versions, rumors and speculation, and the whole problem lies in the absence of the original papyrus. Maybe in the future we can solve this mystery?