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Especially in Torah there is clue about the lifetime of human and it will be 120 years. As yo have read or will read in the Marduk topic first Zacharia Sitchin said that there is another planet in our solar system which actually isn't a part of it and passes through nearly every 3600 years. But Sitchin says one more thing:

There are living beings on this planet too and they were coming to earth to mine some metals especially like gold and copper. Then they created human using genetic technology with using the genes of monkeys and themselves as it says in Genesis ''god created human in his own look''. But when human started reproducing, gods started sharing knowledge with them (the fruit that Adam and Eve ate symbolizes the knowledge) and getting into sexual relations with the human, it started to get disturbing and humankind was decided to be gotten rid of with a flood but with help of a god(said to be the god EN.KI in sumerian mythology who was the creator of humankind) that didn't want the human he created to be slaughtered informed humankind to save themselves like in the story of Noah's ark then the human managed to survive and they were forgiven by gods.

If we get to the point; we see that Noah and the prophets after him lived about 900-600 years but there is one different prophet who didnt: Enoch. After his 365th age he disappears mysteriously and is said to have walked with the god. But in Genesis, right before the story of Noah when telling about the Nephilim verse 6:3 says ''my spirit will not contend with man forever for he is mortal; his days will be 120 years'' so it is believed that it says the lifetime of human will be 120 years. But even after noah prophets lived long lives. In his book named 2012 Rendezvous With Marduk, Burak Eldem says it's a detail that Zacharia Sitchin missed of ignored on purpose so Torah contradicts in itself.

But what if it doesn't? For a second think that the human was really created by extraterrestrial sources and religious scripts are kind of knowledges based on them. We see that first sumerian kings ruled for about 80000 years per king and it is said that they were extraterrestrial kings, the gods. So we can explain it like this: every space object has its own time line that is affected by it's gravity, orbitting period and line and many other variants so it can affect also the lifetimes of the creatures living on it. So let's say the lifetime of beings on Marduk are 70 shars as close to average human lifetime in Earth years. Shar is the number that states one year of Marduk which is 3661 years in sumerian numerical system so their lifetime should be 70x3661 Earth years which is extremely long. That makes sense they were said to be immortal cause of such long lifetime compared to ours. So here we can ask if they were on Earth why their lives didn't get shorter too then? Well that kind of adaptation would show its effects in a very long time and can't happen all of a sudden.

So if the humankind was created with genes of extraterrestrial gods then should have their characteristics too, like lifetime. That explains the long lifetime of early humans and as generations passed and as they adaptated to Earth, it got shorter to reach 120 years. But how may gods know that to give its hint in Torah? Simple, we also can know some short term adaptations of different creatures. For example we know that the fur color of a hymalaian rabbit can change between black and white according to heat, when we know our genetic schemes we can even know what diseases we can have in future so with such knowledge and technology we can expect ''gods'' to know human lifetime will be 120 years after they adaptate.

But the question is; do we live 120 years? It happens quite rare. According to a research that was made few years ago it was said that the lifetime of a healthy person should be averagely 120 years. So you think the rest...