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About this website This
website has been started in 1999, as of this writing 20 years ago. A
lot has changed in website technology since then. yet, paleoseti.com is
still made available only in plain HTML. The reason for this is simple: I want to make the website
available for the broadest audience possible all over the world.
About PaleoSeti Magazine
As
of this writing, PaleoSeti Magazine started five years ago. I wanted to
provide my readers with a better way to deliver my own research as I
know reading texts is sometimes a bit cumbersome on the screen. The
magazine is published in PDF format and therefore accessible to most
people with a computer. The magazine can be printed for easier reading.
If you are looking for a proper Masthead (Impressum) for PaleoSeti Magazine and this website, you will find it in every issue in PaleoSeit Magazine on page 3.
About the author My name is
Herbert Eisengruber, born in Germany in the wild 1970s. I became interested in the Ancient
Astronaut theory when I was 15 years old, at which time I had strange questions
for my religion teacher which - in his opinion - a 15 year old should
not ask. Encouraged by my father, I read a book by Erich von Daniken which
answered a lot of the questions I had. Later, when I turned 18, and had my first
vehicle, I started to explore Europe as I wanted to see the places described in
von Daniken's books for myself.
While many of my friends spent their spare time partying and drinking - as most
18 year olds do -, I visited as many museums and ancient places as I could find.
Stonehenge
1991
I became a
member of the
Ancient Astronaut Society (AAS) in 1989 and attended many
AAS One-day meetings in Germany as well as the Ancient Astronaut Society's
World conference in Bern, Switzerland in 1995. I remember vividly that - being
still a student - I just had enough money to pay for the fuel to drive from Munich
to Bern and the admission fee for the conference. I had no money left over
for a hotel, so I spend two nights in my car, eating bologne sandwiches.
The same year I graduated from the renowned College of Graphic Design, Photography and Print
in Munich, Germany with a Bachelors degree. I worked for a graphic
design company in Munich, providing me with a first steady income.
During the mid 1990's I started to build an electronic database of
PaleoSeti
related materials for my personal use. Today, in 2019, the database
contains over 300GB of images, articles, movies, books and texts and is
still growing.
1998 I immigrated to Canada and I opened my own graphic design and photography
studio in Nova Scotia.
A year later I started www.paleoseti.com which is now one of the longest
continuously running websites dealing with the Ancient Astronaut Theory on the
Internet. This year - 2019 - the website celebrates it's 20th birthday!
2003 I met my lovely wife Beth and we got married in 2006. Ever since
then we explore the world and the ancient mysteries together.
Among the ruins of
Puma Punku
(Tiahuanacu)
in Bolivia in 2004
In 2007 I sold
my business only keeping the photography part and we moved to beautiful
Calgary, Alberta. Tired of working in front of the computer all day, dealing
with clients who want webpages changed at 2:00am in the morning, I made a
radical career change for the medical field. Now I work in a medical laboratory for the Province of Alberta
while being a photographer on the side. Check out more of my photography at
www.delmundoimages.com
I won several awards with my photography and many of my photos have been
published in books, magazines, on TV and on the Internet.
My wife and I on a "mission" in Quito, Ecuador, 2013
In the future I hope to visit many more places with my wife and maybe publish a
book about my theories and findings.
If you have any questions, praise or critisism, please don't hesitate to drop
me an email. I do my best to respond in a timely manner. paleosetimagazine@gmail.com
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