Erich von Däniken's ancient astronaut theory, revived for television by History Channel's Ancient Aliens, gets a point-by-point rebuttal here from filmmaker Chris White, working alongside biblical scholar Dr. Michael Heiser. The film moves site by site through the show's favorite evidence: the precision stonework at Puma Punku and Baalbek, the Great Pyramid, Nazca lines, and Incan and Easter Island construction, checking each against what archaeologists and engineers actually know about ancient tool use and labor. It does the same with individual artifacts, including the carved lid on Pacal's tomb read as a rocket ship, the so-called Egyptian light bulb relief, and the crystal skulls once sold as pre-Columbian relics. A third stretch works through contested texts, Ezekiel's wheel, Indian vimana descriptions, and the Anunnaki and Nephilim of Mesopotamian and biblical tradition, arguing each has a mundane explanation the ancient astronaut theory skips over. Running just over three hours, the film treats itself as a rebuttal document, footnoting its claims to a companion website rather than building a competing narrative.