Interview with Zecharia Sitchin: The 12th Planet — 1 of 2

“We know how they landed because they splashed down in the waters of the Persian Gulf. We know where they set up their first Earth station, Earth Station Number One. We know what they called it. They called it Eridu, which literally meant “home away from home.” And all the names for Earth, even in English, but certainly if you take the German word “erde” and the Persian word and even the Hebrew “Eretz,” they all come from that name, “Eridu,” “Eretz,” the Earth.” — Zecharia Sitchin

Elizabeth Clare Prophet’s 1986 interview with Zecharia Sitchin, author of The 12 Planet.

Over the years, a wave of surprising discoveries has questioned at its core our understanding of Earth’s history and the origins of life, hinting at the possibility that our planet was once home to a highly advanced extraterrestrial civilization that arrived here from a distant star.

Zecharia Sitchin’s work, “The 12th Planet,” the groundbreaking first book of his ‘Earth Chronicles’ series, emerges from three decades of meticulous research to present compelling evidence that we, humans, might actually be the descendants of these celestial visitors.

Through his exploration, Sitchin reshapes the saga of human evolution, proposing that the seeds of mankind were sown by travelers from the stars who landed on Earth half a million years ago.