The book then takes a deep dive into the ancient astronaut theory, which suggests that the anunnaki were not merely mythical beings but were in fact ancient astronauts who visited earth in the distant past. The author presents evidence and arguments for and against this theory and explores how it has influenced popular culture, from science fiction novels to blockbuster movies. Finally, the author explores the implications of the anunnaki and nibiru mythologies for our understanding of human origins and our place in the universe. The book concludes with a thought-provoking discussion of how the mythology of the anunnaki and nibiru has influenced human culture and how it continues to shape our beliefs and perspectives today. Science skeptically scoffs at these old myths. It has reduced the entire universe - and humanity along with it - to a mathematical and mechanistic accident. Billions consider themselves too smart, too educated to believe in crazy old myths or to see any reality beyond the natural world. Only those who are naturally uncontaminated and those who managed to clean themselves completely will be taken up through an antimatter bubble, with the animals and certain important buildings and inanimate art and culture objects, and kept safe until the earth would be clean again. Such a scenario is, to say the least, disconcerting. Even if you are not sure whether you are a believer or not, you should certainly consider the possibilities - and the book teaches you exactly how to save yourself.