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2023-03-18 07:00:17 Map of 1688. There are cities and rivers in place of the Sahara.

The Gobi Desert and the Takla Makan are not on ancient maps either. Numerous cities and rivers are also marked in these areas. Archaeologists have found buried cities and mummies in the Gobi and other deserts - maps do not lie. But they hid their findings tens of thousands of years ago.

It turns out that the fertile lands were suddenly, or within a short period of time, covered with sand.

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2023-03-18 04:00:05 In the mountains of Adygea we discovered two skulls of an unknown to science creature and a trunk with the emblem of Anenerbe, perhaps the most secret society under Hitler's SS, which was engaged in occult sciences and otherworldly forces.
We will tell you more about "Ahnenerbe" later, it is impossible to fit it into one post.

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2023-03-18 03:00:07 One of Jeffrey Epstein's child sex trafficking victims, Sarah Ransom, told the court that she "made copies of tapes of high-ranking officials raping children and committing other horrific crimes."

Ransom claims that "the footage shows Obama and Michelle having sex with the victim.

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2023-03-18 00:00:07 Swiss clock in an ancient tomb

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When they opened the tomb of the Ming dynasty, scientists could not imagine that they would find a watch marked SWISS (made in Switzerland). The watch is estimated to be 400 years old. It would be logical to think that the tomb had already been broken into, since this is common, but during the excavation and autopsy no traces of intrusion were found and nothing was stolen.

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2023-03-17 20:01:36 Vorontsov Palace in Alupka was built in the 1820s from a particularly hard stone dolerite (old name - diabase).

Dolerite is such an interesting material with a hardness of 6-7 on the Mohs scale. To make it clearer, the material of hardness 6 is taken with a file, while the hardness 7 is taken only with a diamond. You can translate into more understandable units of hardness. In other words, how much force must be applied to the chisel so that it can enter the material and be machined.

As you can see, diabase is 6 times harder than marble, 2 times harder than granite and 62% harder than such a stubborn material as basalt. To build buildings out of it means the same thing as to build out of diamonds. The material is so hard that it is commonly used to pave roads, such as Red Square.

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2023-03-17 16:00:39 When it comes to the origins of Devil's Tower in the United States, the most common comment is "and you dig, if it's a flint tree, there must be roots. We dug. Scientists from the Wyoming State Parks Department arranged for photographic seismic measurements, "We found what looks like a giant root system originating from the base of Devil's Tower. The root system was measured to a depth of 6.4km and a width of 11.2km. We are currently conducting research and tests to confirm that it is in fact a root system and not a coincidence." Not for nothing did the Indians call this mountain the Tree of Life.

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2023-03-17 07:00:14 What is Kailas hiding?

Kailas is the most mysterious mountain in Tibet. First, "it defies conquest," and second, there is a version that says that Kailas is a pyramid that holds the bodies of all the races that exist on earth. Several centuries ago it was used by Hindus ("the house of Shiva.) ), Buddhists ("residence of the Buddha"), etc.

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2023-03-17 04:00:06 Global warming is gradually ridding Antarctica of its ice cap and opening its surface to explorers and NASA satellites.

On the southernmost continent it was possible to see a strange formation of apparently artificial origin. If the other traces were similar to the beds of ancient rivers, it looks more like the structure of a settlement - clear square shapes and branches of the passages, making sure that the icing of the continent was not as long ago as scientists used to think. We are talking about thousands of years rather than millions. Or we have to admit that traces of human activity could have appeared millions of years ago.

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2023-03-17 00:10:02 The hipbone of a giant.

In the late 1950s, road construction in southeastern Turkey in the Euphrates Valley excavated a series of burials with giant-sized remains. Two of them contained femur bones about 120 centimeters long.

Joe Taylor, director of the Fossil Museum in Crosbyton, Texas, USA, conducted the reconstruction. The possessor of a femur of this size was about 14-16 feet tall (about 5 meters) and had a foot size of 20-22 inches (almost half a meter!). When walking, his toes were 6 feet above the ground.

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2023-03-16 18:16:49 What was this hole trying to hide?

The official version:
800 years ago, the Sultan ordered that the pyramid of Miquerin, the lowest of the 3 Egyptian pyramids at Giza, be wiped out. The daily hard work began. After 8 months, he had to give up the idea, as the workers managed to move no more than 1-2 stones a day. It became clear that the destruction of the pyramid would cost the sultan as much as its construction.

Now we turn on our heads and, at once, there are questions.
1. did they start to dismantle the pyramid from the center? Why not from below?
2. They could build it, but they cannot dismantle it?
3. to break it not to build it. The stones could be broken, why move them?

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