01 Aug 2018 19:27:43
Thats the one ed thanks. Suppose they where intricately shaped with a stone axe among other primitive tools as the narrative would like us to believe.
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01 Aug 2018 18:13:02
Hsf can't think of the structure but its all different sizes including massive boulders to small intricate pieces which interlock perfectly together. I don't we could do this today with the technology we currently know about. Let alone with the primitive tools you would like me to believe were used.
Also have you watched the video about wireless electricity below. How where the ever so long tiny tunnels in the pyramids done. Black tech no evidence you say how long was the stealth bomber secret and unknown of. Was it made untraceable by chance? I doubt it. doesn't have to be alien tech to be black tech. Black tech is tech much further advanced than what the general public are aware of.
If you don't think it exists i don't know what to tell you as i'm pretty sure most people would agree there is black tech.
Read discussionHsf can't think of the structure but its all different sizes including massive boulders to small intricate pieces which interlock perfectly together. I don't we could do this today with the technology we currently know about. Let alone with the primitive tools you would like me to believe were used.
Also have you watched the video about wireless electricity below. How where the ever so long tiny tunnels in the pyramids done. Black tech no evidence you say how long was the stealth bomber secret and unknown of. Was it made untraceable by chance? I doubt it. doesn't have to be alien tech to be black tech. Black tech is tech much further advanced than what the general public are aware of.
If you don't think it exists i don't know what to tell you as i'm pretty sure most people would agree there is black tech.
01 Aug 2018 14:24:20
Ok Rian, Moon landing. As Neil deGrasse Tyson says, show me your best piece of evidence and tell me what it will take for you to be proven wrong.
Read discussionOk Rian, Moon landing. As Neil deGrasse Tyson says, show me your best piece of evidence and tell me what it will take for you to be proven wrong.
01 Aug 2018 12:40:50
hsf, I never said anything about telescopes or microscopes. What are you on about? You claim 'However we have mapped the entire Moon using satellites'. Maybe you think this mapping process wasn't very good.
But you did give us a link to a video of someone climbing down a ladder in a so called spacesuit, and in fairness you also cleared up the mystery of the meaning of the acronym ESA.
Trust NASA. They never lied.
Neither did Richard Nixon. Ever.
Read discussionhsf, I never said anything about telescopes or microscopes. What are you on about? You claim 'However we have mapped the entire Moon using satellites'. Maybe you think this mapping process wasn't very good.
But you did give us a link to a video of someone climbing down a ladder in a so called spacesuit, and in fairness you also cleared up the mystery of the meaning of the acronym ESA.
Trust NASA. They never lied.
Neither did Richard Nixon. Ever.
01 Aug 2018 00:40:06
Rian, if you used a telescope to look at something really small would you see it? The answer is no, it would just be a monumental blur. For that you need a microscope, not a telescope designed for viewing the moon from orbit.
We have been to the Moon already, don't be so silly.
youtube.com/watch?v=RMINSD7MmT4
And are you talking about the missing pixels and the dust particles on the camera lense?
p1 and Ed033. Black tech seems to just be an appeal to ignorance fallacy and sounds like that typical religious view point, "Science can't prove it, therefore God". You need to show me some conclusive evidence in order to convince me, as I've never come across anything that proves it. I'm not dismissing the idea, as secret technologies have always been around (Greek Fire for example), but I need proof.
p1, Ancient civilisations being more advanced than we are? Not a chance in my view, there is no evidence for mass manufacturing with metals, plastics or polymers, which would be essential for things like electricity, which is essential for power and the progression of technology. Plus medicine has never been better than it is today, when you consider the ancient Egyptians (pioneers of the time) were diagnosing things like Dysentery as an having too much blood, prescribing a bloodletting as a remedy, then you kind of get the picture.
Another way to gauge it, is to look at the Tribes of the African plaines, or the tribes of the Amazon, 12,000 years ago, that was us.
It's likely that some are more advanced than we initially believed though. A few examples: Sumer (4500BC), knew that there were 8 planets in the solar system + Pluto and they knew that they revolved around the Sun, not around us. They also developed a written language over night almost.
Gobekli Tepei (between 10,500BC and 8000BC), it was believed that a sophisticated society was almost impossible back then, as we were hunter-gatherers which weren't capable of creating megalithic structures, then they discovered Gobekli Tepei and dated it to around 12,000 years old. 7,000 years older than Stone Henge and 50 times larger.
Read discussionRian, if you used a telescope to look at something really small would you see it? The answer is no, it would just be a monumental blur. For that you need a microscope, not a telescope designed for viewing the moon from orbit.
We have been to the Moon already, don't be so silly.
youtube.com/watch?v=RMINSD7MmT4
And are you talking about the missing pixels and the dust particles on the camera lense?
p1 and Ed033. Black tech seems to just be an appeal to ignorance fallacy and sounds like that typical religious view point, "Science can't prove it, therefore God". You need to show me some conclusive evidence in order to convince me, as I've never come across anything that proves it. I'm not dismissing the idea, as secret technologies have always been around (Greek Fire for example), but I need proof.
p1, Ancient civilisations being more advanced than we are? Not a chance in my view, there is no evidence for mass manufacturing with metals, plastics or polymers, which would be essential for things like electricity, which is essential for power and the progression of technology. Plus medicine has never been better than it is today, when you consider the ancient Egyptians (pioneers of the time) were diagnosing things like Dysentery as an having too much blood, prescribing a bloodletting as a remedy, then you kind of get the picture.
Another way to gauge it, is to look at the Tribes of the African plaines, or the tribes of the Amazon, 12,000 years ago, that was us.
It's likely that some are more advanced than we initially believed though. A few examples: Sumer (4500BC), knew that there were 8 planets in the solar system + Pluto and they knew that they revolved around the Sun, not around us. They also developed a written language over night almost.
Gobekli Tepei (between 10,500BC and 8000BC), it was believed that a sophisticated society was almost impossible back then, as we were hunter-gatherers which weren't capable of creating megalithic structures, then they discovered Gobekli Tepei and dated it to around 12,000 years old. 7,000 years older than Stone Henge and 50 times larger.
31 Jul 2018 11:20:30
If we've mapped the moon using satellites then surely we have photos of all the moon landing craft?
Of course hsf, you're coming from the perspective that you believe NASA are honest decent guys, and I believe the opposite.
If we get an unmanned mission to Mars again, let's collect one or two of those insects from the surface before we start trying to drill through 20km of ice.
But yes, we should try to put a human on the moon first. It's a lot closer.
Read discussionIf we've mapped the moon using satellites then surely we have photos of all the moon landing craft?
Of course hsf, you're coming from the perspective that you believe NASA are honest decent guys, and I believe the opposite.
If we get an unmanned mission to Mars again, let's collect one or two of those insects from the surface before we start trying to drill through 20km of ice.
But yes, we should try to put a human on the moon first. It's a lot closer.
31 Jul 2018 11:30:40
What about black tech hsf? We only know what they want us to know. What about the theories of us being more technologically advanced in the past. Not having a go more interested on peoples thoughts.
Read discussionWhat about black tech hsf? We only know what they want us to know. What about the theories of us being more technologically advanced in the past. Not having a go more interested on peoples thoughts.
31 Jul 2018 09:36:32
Rian, it will likely be done by NASA and ESA (European Space Agency) as a collaboration, much like the new James Webb telescope that's replacing Hubble, set for launch on 30 March 2021. They have had a plan to do the same thing on Europa, which was originally planned for mid 2020s (an unrealistic target to say the least) .
And what do you mean we should go to the Moon first? And why is penetrating the ice the least of their worries?
lew99, we haven't physically explored it no. However we have mapped the entire Moon using satellites.
youtube.com/watch?v=jdkMHkF7BaA
Additionally, there is no "dark side" of the Moon, it's just we only see one face of the Moon because it's tidal locked.
Read discussionRian, it will likely be done by NASA and ESA (European Space Agency) as a collaboration, much like the new James Webb telescope that's replacing Hubble, set for launch on 30 March 2021. They have had a plan to do the same thing on Europa, which was originally planned for mid 2020s (an unrealistic target to say the least) .
And what do you mean we should go to the Moon first? And why is penetrating the ice the least of their worries?
lew99, we haven't physically explored it no. However we have mapped the entire Moon using satellites.
youtube.com/watch?v=jdkMHkF7BaA
Additionally, there is no "dark side" of the Moon, it's just we only see one face of the Moon because it's tidal locked.
30 Jul 2018 22:44:17
Asange is controlled. Research his childhood.
Read discussionAsange is controlled. Research his childhood.
30 Jul 2018 21:50:50
hsf - I read somewhere that the dark side of the moon has some secrets to tell. the moon hasn't been explored fully?
Read discussionhsf - I read somewhere that the dark side of the moon has some secrets to tell. the moon hasn't been explored fully?
30 Jul 2018 22:41:51
Drafting up plans for an ice penetrating mission to Mars? Really? Who is doing that? What century do they plan to do it? Shouldn’t they try going to the moon first? I think penetrating ice is the least of their problems.
Read discussionDrafting up plans for an ice penetrating mission to Mars? Really? Who is doing that? What century do they plan to do it? Shouldn’t they try going to the moon first? I think penetrating ice is the least of their problems.
30 Jul 2018 09:10:57
What are you specifically interested in, regarding the "dark side of the Moon"?
Mars is very interesting, they recently discovered a liquid water lake under 20km of Ice on the south pole, which is a huge breakthrough as liquid water enhances the chances of life. They have already started drafting up plans for an ice penetrating mission to Mars, to see if we can find anything, which is fantastic news.
I very much doubt we visited Mars many years ago though, when you look at how we constructed buildings and means of transport, we've only recently in the last 200 years, started using Metal on a mass scale. For the 12,000 years previous it was wood and stone, we could not have got to space, let alone Mars using stone and wood.
And if you were talking about more recently, then I guess it's possible, but the Astronauts would have severe muscular and bone deficiencies, from spending so much time in Zero Gravity, and we'd know a hell of a lot more about Mars than we do ^_^.
Read discussionWhat are you specifically interested in, regarding the "dark side of the Moon"?
Mars is very interesting, they recently discovered a liquid water lake under 20km of Ice on the south pole, which is a huge breakthrough as liquid water enhances the chances of life. They have already started drafting up plans for an ice penetrating mission to Mars, to see if we can find anything, which is fantastic news.
I very much doubt we visited Mars many years ago though, when you look at how we constructed buildings and means of transport, we've only recently in the last 200 years, started using Metal on a mass scale. For the 12,000 years previous it was wood and stone, we could not have got to space, let alone Mars using stone and wood.
And if you were talking about more recently, then I guess it's possible, but the Astronauts would have severe muscular and bone deficiencies, from spending so much time in Zero Gravity, and we'd know a hell of a lot more about Mars than we do ^_^.
29 Jul 2018 05:12:45
Make it soon frankly, any new stuff is welcome.
Read discussionMake it soon frankly, any new stuff is welcome.
28 Jul 2018 17:20:04
This is good news.
Read discussionThis is good news.
23 Jul 2018 08:44:48
well worth watching.
Read discussionwell worth watching.
21 Jul 2018 18:47:14
Skripal had been in a Russian prison for 10 Years Before being exchanged for some other spies. I think if the Russians wanted him dead he would have probably had an accident in prison a decade ago.
Read discussionSkripal had been in a Russian prison for 10 Years Before being exchanged for some other spies. I think if the Russians wanted him dead he would have probably had an accident in prison a decade ago.
19 Jul 2018 10:33:42
Hasn't all this happened 10 miles or so from Britain's largest maker of these types of chemicals?
Read discussionHasn't all this happened 10 miles or so from Britain's largest maker of these types of chemicals?
12 Jul 2018 21:22:58
I know right, movement is strange aswell. We don't have a clue what's really going on.
Read discussionI know right, movement is strange aswell. We don't have a clue what's really going on.
11 Jul 2018 23:39:27
Perfect thanks ed. I remember I enjoyed this post when it was first dropped ðŸ‘ðŸ».
Read discussionPerfect thanks ed. I remember I enjoyed this post when it was first dropped ðŸ‘ðŸ».
10 Jul 2018 23:17:16
Nice to see you post again Kim. I don't think it's been carried out by the Russians. I think it's to destabilise any relations with Russia. It could also be a brexit thing. To heighten the perception that eu security is going to be needed going forward. I think if russia wanted the skripals to be dead then they would be.
Read discussionNice to see you post again Kim. I don't think it's been carried out by the Russians. I think it's to destabilise any relations with Russia. It could also be a brexit thing. To heighten the perception that eu security is going to be needed going forward. I think if russia wanted the skripals to be dead then they would be.