His Discovery

After college, he found a business man that supported him financially in his search for knowledge. This person who wanted to remain anonymous was impressed by the dedication of young Aldo and by his commitment. He even proposed to him several trips abroad. During the research he did, Aldo found many 'pieces that just didn't fit' as he said. The trip to Egypt was the one who influenced him the most, as he acknowledges: 'One night, while I was studying the odd drawings and fossils, it just hit me! Human beings weren't evolved enough to do that. But some other intelligent creatures could.' Aldo diSorbo also found artifacts that he said alleged to represent technological knowledge not compatible with that moment of human-history. His greatest discoveries were artifacts discovered on the Easter Island and near Stonhenge. These two places were the one that contribute to his theory enough for him to create the 'Antikythere mechanism theory'. The first thing he states is that these things have been created by alien visitors, or by humans, who learned how to manufacture them from these evolved beings.