If we take the testimony of the ancients as a literal description of actual events, the events would have looked like this:

1. Saturn Joins the Sun’s System and Lights Up

The Earth moved in a congregation of planets, appearing as immense forms in the sky. Saturn was seen as a huge stationary body at the celestial pole. Venus appeared squarely in the center of Saturn Mars appeared inside of Venus. Jupiter was there also but hidden by Saturn. The entire system moved through a diffuse cloud of gas, illuminated by our Sun. On Earth, this meant that there was no clear distinction of day and night. At an early juncture, gaseous material or dust stretched from Venus toward Saturn. In periods of stability, these radiating streams appeared as a three-pointed and a four-pointed star-like pattern.

2. Night and Day Form

Over time, the surrounding cloud dissipated and more clearly defined cycle of day and night began. A bright crescent appeared on Saturn, created by light from our Sun. As the Earth rotated on its axis, the crescent visually turned around the polar center.

3. Mars Periodically Descends Towards the Earth

The smaller planet Mars was progressively destabilized and appeared to descend from its central position as it moved closer to the Earth. It returned to the central position, then descended still further, growing larger with each descent. When it visually dropped below Venus, a stream of material was seen stretching between Mars and Venus. As it continued to descend, gas and dust began to extend towards Earth. Lateral displacements of both Venus and Mars occurred. Plasma and debris spiralled between the two planets. Eventually, the spiraling material gathered into a band encircling Venus.

4. Debris from Mars Reaches the Earth

As the planetary system moved through space, the appearance of the band changed dramatically. The vertical movements of Mars continued, atmosphere and other material stretching toward the Earth with each descent. Eventually this material reached the Earth with disastrous effects.

5. Debris from Mars retreats from the Earth

When the skies cleared, Mars was seen moving away, a stream of gas and dust stretching upward with Mars appearing as the apex of the illuminated column. The band encircling Venus gradually opened. The four streams of comet-like material radiated once more from Venus. And material stretching from Mars to Earth retreated up the polar axis.

6. Configuration Breaks Up

The stable period of Saturn’s domination ended with the collapse of the planetary configuration. Jupiter appeared for the first time as Saturn tumbled from its stationary position.

7. Jupiter’s Reign and Demise

These events were followed by a period of great confusion and upheaval. With the displacement of Venus, the band and radiating material collapsed, spiraling between Venus and Mars and scattering into whirl-like patterns. There was a temporary renewal of the configuration, now visually dominated by Jupiter. And only later did the configuration fall apart, the planets moving into a new, more remote equilibrium.

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