The Adam and Eve Story: Did Earth Reset Before?
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The CIA once classified a book claiming Earth undergoes recurring extinction resets tied to geomagnetic instability. This podcast-exclusive investigation examines The Adam and Eve Story, the missing pages, and why the record was never fully closed.
Before we begin, a quick note.
Today’s episode comes from the Divergent Files archive.
It originally aired when our audience was much smaller.
With time, it became clear this investigation deserved another listen.
The episode has not been re-edited and reflects the research and tone of that period.
If you’re new here, welcome to the archive.
In the middle of the Cold War, the CIA quietly classified a book called The Adam and Eve Story — a controversial work that proposed Earth experiences recurring, catastrophic extinction cycles driven by geomagnetic instability and rapid crustal displacement. When the book was partially declassified decades later, 57 pages were still missing. Those redacted sections reportedly addressed timelines, mechanisms, and patterns behind these proposed planetary resets.
No official explanation was ever given for why the book was classified in the first place. And no explanation has been offered for why parts of it remain hidden.
Was author Chan Thomas simply speculating beyond the science of his time, or did his ideas intersect uncomfortably with classified Cold War research into geomagnetism, planetary risk, and civilizational vulnerability? Why did U.S. intelligence restrict the book for years, and why do some of its core claims echo questions modern researchers still wrestle with today — from geomagnetic reversal and climate instability to continuity-of-government planning?
In this episode, we examine what is documented, what is disputed, and what remains unresolved. We explore the historical context of The Adam and Eve Story, the science of geomagnetic change, ancient flood myths, extinction narratives across cultures, and the parallel rise of government continuity planning during the same era.
This is not an episode about proving a theory. It’s an investigation into why certain ideas refuse to disappear — not because they’re confirmed, but because the official record around them was never fully explained, fully released, or fully closed.
Stay curious. Stay grounded.
And remember… no matter what they tell you, the truth is still out there.