Where Egyptologists see the Eye of Horus as the familiar sun moving peacefully around the sky, the EU Model sees The Eye as a comet-like Venus on a catastrophic orbit, threatening the world with destruction.
Where Egyptologists see metaphor—Jan Assmann, a leading Egyptologist, identified the Eye as the “plenitude of life force”—the EU sees concrete language describing witnessed history and towering celestial forms.
Where conventional Egyptologists look to astronomical textbooks for clues how to explain ancient skywatchers testimony on catastrophic planetary events, we look to the testimony of our ancestors for clues of an evidence-based history of the solar system.
This challenge to modern Egyptology will be thoroughly presented in Ev Cochrane’s forthcoming book, “Egypt Under the Stars”, offering a reassessment of the classical Egyptian astronomical traditions.
