Alien Refugee Hypothesis

What if the story of life on Earth is only part of a much larger cosmic journey? The Alien Refugee Hypothesis explores the possibility that advanced civilizations, fleeing dying stars and the devastation of supernovae, may have traversed the galaxy—and perhaps even reached our planet. Combining astrophysics, pulsar maps, and ancient myth, J.P. Moss weaves a bold narrative that challenges how we understand human history, intelligence, and the cosmos itself. From the ruins of forgotten civilizations to the stellar hazards of nearby suns, this book investigates a tantalizing question: Are we living in a sanctuary chosen by wandering worlds from the ashes of exploded stars? Science, myth, and imagination collide in a theory that dares to ask what—or who—came before us, and why Earth may have been their final refuge.