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2021-12-12 20:00:06 The invention of gunpowder in China

Three ingredients are needed to make gunpowder: saltpeter, sulfur, and charcoal. There has always been coal in China. Sulfur is available in China. Today about 70% of the world's sulfur production comes from China.

But there is no saltpeter in China at all: the nearest deposit was on the island of Ceylon.
Maybe Chinese merchants were buying it? No, they couldn't. We know that nitrate was never used in everyday life before the end of the 19th century. And the existence of Chinese merchants is questionable. There is not a single country in the world whose annals mention the arrival of merchants from China in this country.

Only saltpeter and sulfur from the entire Mendeleev Table can be components of black powder, all other fast-acting substances are explosive, and if used, any cannon will be blown to pieces.

So it turns out that the Chinese physically could not invent gunpowder, they did not have the necessary ingredient.

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2021-12-12 17:00:05 Temple of Jupiter, Baalbek. It is perfectly visible that the ruined column with splintered parts has a clear reinforcement inside, fastening the segments.

Normal modern realization of the stability of the column, except that the temple was built in the 6th century BC, and the photo itself is from the 1860s, before all sorts of reconstructions and Unesco.

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2021-12-12 15:25:00 Where the Sumerians came from in the Mesopotamia is still unclear. The theory that they came from the banks of the Indus, inhabited by Dravidian black tribes, has been disproved by paleogeneticists - the Sumerians did not differ in appearance from the modern Iraqi Arabs.

Attempts to find similarities in the fragments of material culture, among utensils and implements with characteristic manufacturing features refuted the idea that the Sumerians had their roots in Bahrain, Arabia, Iran or India.

In my opinion, the solution is the simplest - a people well versed in boating and fishing did not come, but sailed into the Mesopotamia. Sea nomads could have gotten into the Persian Gulf from anywhere, but certainly not by land.

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2021-12-12 12:05:21 Illustration from the Aztec Code. Vatican City.

A group of Indians dragging the disemboweled body of a giant. The action is presented as a mundane hunting scene. The Aztecs conquered an ancient civilization of builders of megalithic buildings that do not fit the size of ordinary people and were erected without the use of the wheel.

The European conquerors of Mexico left many testimonies of huge skeletons found. Official science claims that they are the remains of dinosaurs, but chroniclers wrote of human skulls of giants with remnants of blond or red hair.

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2021-12-11 19:00:07 The entire 19th century has a course of events, literally permeated by the same incidents.

1) Ten years before the fall of Napoleon 1, the kingdom of Italy is formed, at the instigation of Bonaparte, who defeated Austria.

10 years before the fall of Napoleon 3, the Italian kingdom is formed again, again with the participation of Napoleon (the third, not to be confused with Bonaparte), who defeated Austria in an allied war with Sardinia.

2) 10 years after the fall of Napoleon 1, a tsar changes in Russia; the next tsar executes the 5 main Decembrist conspirators.

10 years after the fall of Napoleon 3, a tsar is replaced in Russia; the next tsar executes the 5 main conspirators-pervomartists.

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2021-12-11 16:22:12 Globe of the Moon, engraved, detailed, 1797.

Let us not underestimate the merits of telescopes in the study of space, but their power and accuracy in the 18th century were far removed from the Hubble telescope images. It is still about half a century until the revolutionary phase when photography began to be used in astronomy, allowing us to finally study in detail the fine details of the moon's surface.

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2021-12-11 13:00:04 In the nave of Notre-Dame de Beaune, in Burgundy, France, is an incredible tapestry, dating back to the 15th century, depicting various events from the life of the Virgin Mary.

The detail is in one of the images on the left, which shows a flying saucer in the sky above the three figures.

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2021-12-11 09:30:01 In the 2,300-year-old Panchavarnaswamy Temple in India, researcher Pravin Mohan discovered an image of a cyclist.

At first, scholars declared this bas-relief a forgery during a restoration in 1920, but research revealed no signs of forgery. This image was made during the making and processing of the column.

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2021-12-10 19:30:03 Antonio Pigafetta was Magellan's chronicler and documented his voyage to the New World in his "Account of the First Circumnavigation of the World" of 1525.

"At last we reached 49°30' latitude in the direction of the South Pole. One day we saw a naked man of gigantic stature on the shore. When the giant saw us and the captain, he was extremely surprised and began to make signs by lifting his finger up, as if to declare that we had appeared from heaven. He was so tall that our heads reached only to his waist".

And because the giants were good-natured toward the new arrivals, they began to be taken quite quickly by shooting the naughty ones.

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2021-12-10 16:16:00 The Lorsch Annals, 12th century. These images are from a manuscript that tells the tale of the siege of the castle of Siguibourg in France, when the Saxons surrounded France and were about to seize the castle, as flying fire objects appeared above the temple. The Saxons thought these objects were protecting France. This event occurred in 779 and was officially documented.

And what is "curious" in all the engravings where strange objects are depicted, they all appear as a "column of light" or smoke, because, according to our point of view, in all the images the same object is shown at different times in human history.

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