Elijah was spirited into the heavens by a chariot of fire, that created a whirlwind in its wake. The scriptures also describe giant airmen who came to Earth in order to carry out God s messages and commands. The Reg-Veda, considered to be the holiest of Hindu texts, speaks of a god who rode in a fast flying car. His car had a gleaming, flashing quality, and produced a roaring sound that shook the Earth as it flew through the sky. Ancient myths and legends also speak of visitors who came from the stars.
Persian myths tell of giants and demons that corrupted the earth, and allied themselves with women.
Pre-Incan Tribes record visits by giant men who sported beards and came from the constellation Taurus. Aztec and Toltec legends referred to a god by the name of Quetzacoatl, also known as the sky god. He was said to be fair complexioned and bearded, unlike the dark-skinned tribesmen. The legends of the Sioux and Crow tribes of North America tell of their blood relationship to a group of Extraterrestrials, referred to as the Star Nations, who visited Earth from the Pleiades star cluster, long ago. The argument could be made that religious, mythical, and legendary accounts of history are purely subjective and anecdotal.