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He points to a pattern that spans cultures and continents: the fear of comets wasn't invented from nothing. It was learned. Ancient peoples across the world carried forward a collective memory of catastrophe tied directly to what they saw in the sky. That dread didn't emerge from superstition or ignorance. It came from direct experience, events so catastrophic they were encoded into myth, ritual, and warning. The question then becomes: what did our ancestors witness that was so profoundly destructive it shaped human consciousness for millennia? The archaeological and geological records suggest these weren't idle fears. Cometary impacts, airbursts, and fragmentation events leave signatures in the Earth's crust and in the stories we tell. When you trace the mythology back to its source, you often find evidence of real cosmic events that reshaped landscapes and wiped out populations.