Erich von Däniken: The Man Who Taught the World to Question the Sky
Some thinkers don’t simply offer answers—they ignite questions so unsettling that the world never quite settles again. Erich von Däniken belongs to that rare category of visionaries who permanently altered the way millions look at history, archaeology, and the night sky.
For more than half a century, von Däniken has stood at the fault line between orthodox science and radical curiosity, insisting on a single, controversial idea: what if humanity’s past is far stranger than we’ve been told?
Love him or loathe him, dismiss him or revere him, his influence is undeniable.
A Question That Changed Everything
When Chariots of the Gods? was published in 1968, it detonated like an intellectual bomb. The book didn’t arrive quietly into academic circles—it crashed into global consciousnes...
