EARTH MADE: The "Voynich Manuscript" was writen by a man, but...

I did check the website "Voynich Central" and I found two tablets of conversion from the Voynich Manuscripts to our alphabet. Once the article posted in the pinned thread claims that the manuscripts are "100% unknown", I search in this website, for any reference to whoever translated the manuscripts. Here's it:

[link to voynichcentral.com]


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According to Voynich Central, the manuscript was written by a Cambridge Astronomer named Anthony Aschan or Askhan in the 16th century. He supposedly wrote the manuscripts in Latin and afterward he did encrypt them using that characters, that IMO are based in Sanksrit and other ancient Asian languages.

It's a herbal treated based in the RIG VEDA, one of the AYUR VEDA books and in the PEN TS'AO (FU TANG T'EN), probably some very ancient Chinese literature.

According to the British scholars that deciphered the manuscripts, they found exotic South American plants among the draws, what suggests that the whole thing is about Earth's vegetation and may throw an ice bucket in everybody that was had the impression that those draws were depicting extraterrestrial plants.

However, it's curious the fact that Askhan was an expert in ASTRONOMY and ASTROLOGY. Also I noticed that the name "Askhan" seems to be a trick with the word "Akashic" from "Akashic Records", what suggests that he was an occultist and probably an astral traveler.

I wonder if he collected data for the manuscripts, through astral travels or even if he was an abductee and part of the manuscripts are really about extraterrestrial vegetation.