Phaethon the Destroyer

Diego Quattrone, graduated in Electronic Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Turin.
He has over 30 years of theoretical and practical experience in fluid dynamics and thermodynamics. These skills have enabled him to undertake a research project aimed at understanding the astronomical phenomenon referred to in many ancient texts — both religious and secular — known as "the Destroyer."
Numerous descriptions he has found allowed him to identify a cyclical phenomenon: a celestial body that grazes the Earth, igniting the atmosphere, deforming the planet’s crust, and altering its orbital configuration.
He has observed that the events described are identical to those found in the Book of Revelation and in the “little apocalypses” of the Gospels. Moreover, he identified this same phenomenon as being responsible for the great floods mentioned in Plato's Dialogues of Timaeus and Critias.

His data analysis leads to the conclusion that this is a celestial body of artificial origin.