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originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: fromunclexcommunicate
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
The eye of the Sahara certainly might have looked like the eye of Horus during the AHP when there was more vegetation in the flooded valleys of those circles. Apparently just hunter gatherer types there that couldn't see it.
Given the size of it I don't anyone would have been able to determine what it looked like until flight and especially space flight.
originally posted by: AndyMayhew
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: fromunclexcommunicate
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
The eye of the Sahara certainly might have looked like the eye of Horus during the AHP when there was more vegetation in the flooded valleys of those circles. Apparently just hunter gatherer types there that couldn't see it.
Given the size of it I don't anyone would have been able to determine what it looked like until flight and especially space flight.
Exactly - we never knew it existed until we started using satellites to map the planet. On the ground you'd walk across it without even being aware it existed. And even from an aircraft you wouldn't really notice it.
Paul Kosok, an American historian from Long Island University in New York, is credited as the first scholar to study the Nazca Lines in depth. While in Peru in 1940–41 to study ancient irrigation systems, he flew over the lines and realized that one was in the shape of a bird.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Aerial Archaeology involves interpretation and image analysis of photographic (and other kinds of images), in field research to understand archaeological features, sites, and landscapes. It enables exploration and examination of context and large land areas, on a scale unparalleled by other archaeological methods. The AARG (Aerial Archaeology Research Group) boasts that 'more archaeological features have been found worldwide through aerial photography than by any other means of survey'.[1]
Ahh, but there should be exceptions applied to the Richat. and why is that? Because the CIA still holds classified information concerning it. And believe it or not, I understand why.
CIA-RDP79BO1709AOQW00030003-2 Proposed Survey: Bosuntwi Crater, Flight Altitude 3,000 ft. Attachment (2) to Encl (1) of Approved For Release 2005/06/01 : CIA-RDP79B017&JA96 WOGOD3.r.4222 of MAR 3 16 Approved For PCIPase 2005/06/01 CIA-RDP79B01709 0.50 ro x outcrop .1:11n.i A- i!e'1 Proposed Survey: Richat Structure, Flight Altitude 3,000 ft. Approved For Release 2005/06/01
Yes, new discoveries are made by the mavericks that risk all and stick with what they know to be the truth. Whether on the ground, or in the air.
originally posted by: fromunclexcommunicate
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
3 water related features that would logically place the date to pre 3500bc.
Except Harte has quoted Plato concerning the size of Atlantis and it was described as more on the scale of ancient Athens itself than the Richat structure. There are other better candidates that might have inspired Plato. Porlock UK actually has submerged forests. The area was several miles inland until the sea level in the Bristol Channel rose about 7000 to 8000 years ago.
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: fromunclexcommunicate
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
The eye of the Sahara certainly might have looked like the eye of Horus during the AHP when there was more vegetation in the flooded valleys of those circles. Apparently just hunter gatherer types there that couldn't see it.
Given the size of it I don't anyone would have been able to determine what it looked like until flight and especially space flight.
originally posted by: bloodymarvelous
originally posted by: fromunclexcommunicate
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
3 water related features that would logically place the date to pre 3500bc.
Except Harte has quoted Plato concerning the size of Atlantis and it was described as more on the scale of ancient Athens itself than the Richat structure. There are other better candidates that might have inspired Plato. Porlock UK actually has submerged forests. The area was several miles inland until the sea level in the Bristol Channel rose about 7000 to 8000 years ago.
Now that's interesting. Also the British Isles could be seen as the "way to other isles". It matches a lot more criteria than the Eye.
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: fromunclexcommunicate
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
The eye of the Sahara certainly might have looked like the eye of Horus during the AHP when there was more vegetation in the flooded valleys of those circles. Apparently just hunter gatherer types there that couldn't see it.
Given the size of it I don't anyone would have been able to determine what it looked like until flight and especially space flight.
If the rings were full of water, then people would realize they were rings by mapping out the water way.
But also, if they were ever full of water, there are probably some signs we could look for. Depends on if it was a stagnate lake, like the Salt Lake in Utah, or a fresh water lake, with water flowing both into it, and out.
But also, if they were ever full of water, there are probably some signs we could look for. Depends on if it was a stagnate lake, like the Salt Lake in Utah, or a fresh water lake, with water flowing both into it, and out.
Well off for many weeks of vacation watching a relatives house in SF unfortunately they are electronic Luddites and have no internet and I hate trying to type using a phone. So, BM be careful the CIA doesn't snatch you up for looking for Atlantis and I'll be back.
Noah's flood may not have actually happened the way the story tells it, but it is a real myth. It can be proven that the story was told by various cultures over a long period of time.
originally posted by: Mike27
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
Only 405m of water required!
originally posted by: Mike27
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
well what held the inland seas?
originally posted by: Mike27
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
Only 405m of water required!
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: bloodymarvelous
I believe both events happened, the "sinking of the Ringed City", and the Great Flood. But not exactly like mike27 portrays. But both events as depicted in the ancient records are the result of the actions of the Ancient gods and are admitted to, by them.
If this were a crime investigation we have a situation where the criminals admits to what they have done, but the investigators constantly and continuously look to solve the crime by other means, by other "Natural" means. Oh they say, but these gods are nothing but myth, fantasy. They say they are not real therefore they could not be responsible. And at the very same time, these expert investigators look at ufo's and proclaim, "gee, it beats me what they are". Yes, they admit they are real now, but haven't a clue as to who they are. Pre flood, EVERYONE, knew who they were!
Noah's flood was accomplished for the very same reason the Ringed City was destroyed. In fact if the ancient records are correct, the flood and the destruction of the Ringed City were only separated by 2 years.
Finally, Zamora relates the impact that occurred in the Great Lakes area, which led to the formation of the Carolina Bays and the Nebraska rainwater basins, to the impact event of the Younger Dryas (the recent Dryas, which occurred now between 12700 and 11500 years ago (4)). Although this impact event – as well as the relationship with the Carolina Bays (5) – was proposed as such by Firestone et al. in 2007, it was quickly dismissed by the non-impactors as invalid because no crater that could have produced it (the smoking gun), no evidence of shock metamorphism, and no geochemical anomalies indicative of material from space were found in sediments of that time. Regarding the fact that no crater has been found, it is to be expected when a planetary body impacts an ice layer of between 1 and 2 km thick. As there are no signs of shock metamorphism, we must first find materials that can preserve them (which is difficult since the crater and its proximal ejecta were obliterated by the flows generated by the melting of the ice; the only hope, for the moment, would be to drill in Lake Huron and in the bays to see if the ice fragments carried with them rocky materials from the impact zone)
Forget subterrainean sources. And the material that impacted to create the bays didn’t survive the trip. The steam explosions were only in the LIS.(The pristine hydrothermal burn marks at the points of origin are not hard to find) That’s what launced them. I don’t think the ballistic ice, and slush, fragments had as much velocity as you seem to attribute to them. They would not have been solid chunks of ice. By the time they hit, they would have been semi-melted blobs of water, and slush. So the CB impactors didn’t hit; they splashed.
As for that ‘Old Earth’ paradigm, try a subtle shift in emphasis. Think old Earth-paradigm. The Earth’s old all right. Very, very old. It’s just that some of the surface terrains of North America that we’ve always assumed to be ancient, are brand spankin’ new. All of the Earth sciences are founded on the unquestioned, 19th century assumptions of uniform,gradual change, and the principle idea that ‘The Present is the key to understanding the past’. And yet, the simple empirical fact, is that it isn’t. In fact, there has been nothing in the short period of time referred to as ‘written history’ that gives us any clue at all as to the level of catastrophic, mass extinction, violence which has happened in geologically recent, human times.
We find ourselves at the cusp of a major paradigm shift in the Earth sciences that will change them all down to their very foundations. And that paradigm shift will be every bit as far reaching as the realization that the world isn’t flat.
The CB’s cannot be explained by any phenomena in the standard, assumptive, uniformitarian landform theory toolkit. You have to look at them from the other side of the paradigm shift. Or they’ll drive you crazy.