UnManifest History

2022-05-20 14:00:03 "50,000 years ago none of the cultures had the engineering capability and chance to build a giant complex" is the official position of scientists, but in spite of them at a depth of about 0.7 miles ancient ruins were found

They were found by Advanced Digital Communications, which, together with Cuban authorities, explored the seabed.

After analyzing the pictures from the echo sounder a special robot with a camera was sent underwater. The new images show circular, pyramidal and square-shaped structures made of stone blocks.

A compelling find? Not for oceanologists: "It's too deep, so it couldn't have been created by humans."
A very strong argument, given that tectonic shifts and earthquakes sometimes sink entire cities. Open / Comment

2022-05-20 08:00:02 Where did the Egyptians at the beginning of the Copper Age (at that time, the last mammoths were still grazing on Wrangel Island in Russia) have the technology to produce complex forms from durable but fragile diorite?

Modern experimenters thought to recreate the vases using primitive ancient Egyptian technology, but the diorite just split apart.

The remaining piece produced a jagged cut, a quality just on the level of ancient man.

These experiments show that the Egyptians clearly did not do so.
There are not many options, either the technology was higher than we are told, or the pieces were made later. Open / Comment

2022-05-19 20:00:10 News from our subscriber and the Italian magazine Focus (#343 of April 21, 2021)

The magazine published an interesting article, based on American Antiquity, that glass Murano beads of the type "IIa40" from Venice were found in Alaska, on Cape Point, where the Inuit summer camps are located.

Analysis of the remnants of the willow fiber cord on which the beads were held showed that the willow was growing in the 15th century.

Simply put, the beads were made before Columbus arrived in the Bahamas in 1492 and before the first official Europeans arrived in Alaska in 1648. Open / Comment

2022-05-19 13:00:12 Mystery of the Planet: Lake Natron (Tanzania).

This salt lake is one of the most dangerous places in Africa.

The concentration of salt and alkali in the lake is so strong that animals and birds that accidentally enter the water die.

And because of the high calcium content of the water, the corpses of animals become saturated with it and turn into real mummified statues near the surface.

Why it is so salty and alkaline scientists do not know. Open / Comment

2022-05-19 08:00:03 Many people have heard about Mohenjo-Daro in Pakistan, mostly about the version that the city was exposed to a nuclear explosion, because it was found to have high radioactive background.

But no one talks about the fact that the city had to be literally dug out from under huge thick layers of soil

According to the official version, the cause of the city's death was the drying up of the river and changing trade routes. This in no way explains why a city on level ground ended up under rubble.

"The Hill of the Dead," as Mohenjo-Daro was called by those who had to excavate it. Open / Comment

2022-05-18 19:00:11 "Dropshot: How the U.S. wanted to continue Hitler's cause

The "Dropshot" plan was approved by the Committee of Chiefs of Staff at the Pentagon on December 19, 1949.
The U.S. was going to drop 300 atomic bombs on 100 Soviet cities.

The next plan was to occupy the Soviet Union with 164 NATO divisions. The operation was to begin on January 1, 1957.
But something went wrong and the operation was canceled...

And we must not forget the development of the "Unthinkable" plan.

According to this plan, in June 1945, all the allied armies in Europe, supported by 20 fully armed division of Wehrmacht, were to attack the Soviet Union.

The plan was developed and approved personally by Sir Winston Churchill. Open / Comment

2022-05-18 12:34:08 Stairs in the temple of the goddess Hathor

The temple seems to be 4,000 years old.
In the description of this picture it says "stairs erased by time".

But the staircase is molten.
I wonder what did it do? Open / Comment

2022-05-17 15:31:13 Many dams built in the 20th century are cracking and falling apart.
They regularly have to be repaired, rebuilt. It's funny, but large institutions worked on the structures.

What does it take to build a dam that will stand as solidly as the Tibi Dam? Imagine, Tibi has been holding back the river for five centuries.

Has the quality of our education declined?
Or are today's engineers all slackers? Open / Comment

2022-05-17 07:30:17 When there are too many "symbols" people stop understanding their meanings.

Have you noticed how the volume of information has changed in "recent times"?
The volume of information is growing along with the development of the infrastructure to deliver it.
Has your brain also evolved? No!

In such a flow it becomes difficult to understand where the truth is. Information is no longer perceived - the brain is not able to process and analyze so much information.

As a result, people begin to consume the entire volume indiscriminately.
Personalities turn into impersonal masses and the silent majority, a faceless crowd, for which "the powers that be" decide everything.

It also complicates the perception of the integrity of reality, and reality itself.
It is replaced by virtual reality - smartphones, social networks, etc.

This is the simple way they make you forget your own history, for example.
And why remember?
After all, there are so many interesting things around! Open / Comment

2022-05-16 16:00:03 The crown of the Holy Roman Empire, before it ended up in the German treasury, was an invariable attribute in portraits of rulers.

When the crown was seen by American soldiers, and couldn't resist trying it on, it was found to be twice the size of a normal human head.

Anthropologists claim that people used to be much shorter, but legends, on the contrary, claim that the rulers of different nations turned out to be people of tall stature with fair skin.

It seems that "Your Majesty" is not just a title, but a statement of the size of rulers. Open / Comment