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originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Harte
Well someone build the likes of Göbekli Tepe around 10th millennium BCE, possibly even longer before.
Apparently Gobekli Tepe was constructed even before humanities pre-pottery stage.
Before the invention of the wheel and writing.
So much remains unknown about that place, who constructed it, and for what purpose.
originally posted by: andy06shakeSomething seems to have been going on back then that at least raises some questions as to the origins of civilization.
originally posted by: andy06shakeI know that the Babylonians and Summarians left plenty of steles, clay cuneiform symbols, and seals, but that hardly explains the entirety of there civilization or how it came about completely.
originally posted by: andy06shakeYou seem to have rather extensive knowledge on the subject all the same, put it that way.
Anyone else's guess is as good as mine.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Harte
The fact that Gobekli Tepe is not a one off suggests a hell of a lot that we do not know its itself.
Why did they keep on burring Gobekli Tepe.
What are your thoughts on that?
originally posted by: andy06shakeAnd shaped and/or smoothed stones are of particular interest.
It's almost as if they somehow managed to soften or mold stone into place.
And idea as to how they accomplished those tasks?
originally posted by: andy06shakeAs to the actual function of Göbekli Tepe, im thing religious purpose, considering the time and effort that seems to have gone into the construction of the place.
originally posted by: andy06shakeAgain im not dodging questions, i simply cannot answer what i do not know, and if i was to tell you what i don't know i imagine we would be here all day. LoL
originally posted by: Omnik
In my opinion our understanding of the ancient past has to be rewritten at some point.
originally posted by: OmnikIn India today Scholars have begun to re-evaluate their understandings on the origins of ''Shiva'' or the ''Adi- Yogi''(First Yogi in sanskrit) as was claimed by certain Yogi he appeared approximately 70.000 B.C.E . If true his would suggest that ''Vedic knowledge'' is far, far older than the recorded format known to the world today(i.e 'Rig Veda'). Of course the ''smithsonians'' wouldn't consider this lightly as it puts their entire established modern wordlview at risk.
originally posted by: OmnikBoth mesoamerican & Indian calenders were tracking a cycle of 24.000-26.000 years of our solar system orbiting around a ''larger Sun'', with significant meaning to the evolution on the planet including the evolution of human consciousness . It's interesting that two cultures separated in time and seemingly nothing to do with each other would come to approximately the same conclusion/observation.
originally posted by: OmnikIn 1894 Swami Sri Yukteswar Giri (Guru of Paramahansa Yogananda) explained this cycle of our solar system in '' The Holy Science '' .
Another Yogi explains the same cycle.
www.youtube.com... (Starts around 20 min mark, 6 min to be precise)
originally posted by: Homefree
What if there is no speed of light?
What if light is static and only matter has motion?
The dog does not wag its tail.
The tail is absolutely static and the Universe wags around it.
Relativity.
If light went faster than light speed,it would be going back in time.
originally posted by: AlexandrosTheGreat
originally posted by: Homefree
What if there is no speed of light?
What if light is static and only matter has motion?
The dog does not wag its tail.
The tail is absolutely static and the Universe wags around it.
Relativity.
Or because quantum physics, slit, shroedinger, have proved now that the universe and everytinf around us "renders" meaning it doesn't seem that anything exists in any state but a potential one until a concious being turns his attention to it and only then does the universe decide the state of everything and quickly "loads" it around you...some have pondered if perhaps the limitation to the speed of light is simply the "processor's" maximum processing speed when loading the light-headed simulation we may be in. It is further argued that only for this reason could time slow down by weeks and months and years for a person traveling anywhere near FTL as it does to the point if you were to take a ride in a ship going 90% light speed I believe it was, every week you feel and which passes normally will see outside the ship back on earth, one year go by. Remember, the astronauts on the space station come back to earth younger than they would have been had they stayed here. Neat thing to think about. Someone would have to look at the suggested total processing speed needed to simulate our world eith were fully or rendering only what is being perceived at any moment in time and compare that to what light speed would mean in processor terms. I think Musk said to fully simulate the universe and every minute of it and every mind and across time it would take 29 thousand petabytes or something he says is definitely achievable. So you'd need a smart pants to look at the speed of light and see if that many petabytes for example would need a processor to do trillions of commands a second which would somehow do them at link limitation of processing light at 300k km an hr. Celeron 486k probably won't cut it. Not even a Pentium II either I bet.
originally posted by: LABTECH767
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
Arthur Schopenhauer
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: anonentity
If light went faster than light speed,it would be going back in time.
Why?
Seems to me that if that were happen the light would simply travel a greater distance than what we call a light year, in a year.
originally posted by: Harte
For example, I find it highly unlikely that any purposeful alignment exists there.