Planeta encantado

If you are looking for a scientific essay this is not for you, if you want to know a bit more about some theories that might have happened and if so, changed many things we believe in, you will love it, the images and the music are amazing.

This series of "documentary" is nothing more than a perfect collection of beautiful images and non sense theories. Benitez carefully avoids most plausible and probable explanations and attempts to sow ideas without a single scientific evidence. The scientific and historical inaccuracies are constant throughout the series. Benitez mix lies, errors and fraud. According to Benitez's wife "all appeared in the series is 'information' gathered by Benitez himself throughout his career". Archaeology plus scientific error or imagination takes Benítez asserted in Perú that, as seen in the fraudulent "Ica stones" men and dinosaurs coexisted. And of course, the aliens are presents, as you can see in several of its episodes, Benitez speaks for example of the "human fish" from Sirius, the brightest star in the sky, than a thousand years ago visited Dogon people in Mali. Benítez "incurs the racism of fantastic archeology lovers, supporters of granting authorship of no European big monuments to aliens or lost civilizations." Another favorite topics Benítez are Christianity and Jesus of Nazareth. For JJB, the star of Bethlehem was a "bright object capable of leading a caravan over 1,300 kilometers and therefore intelligently guided," rejecting any astronomical phenomenon and theological interpretations that consider that this myth was introduced by the evangelist Matthew. The series has a cost of more than 8 million Euros.... Incredibly the second part is already underway. Anyway, it's 100% JJ Benitez, if you enjoyed his books you can buy this series.