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originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: ColoradoTemplar
Trip Advisor has reviews about the hotel in the middle of the structure. Give them a call and ask their opinion about what they think or ask if they know of a local archeologist in the area you could call.
I was a tad skeptical but confirmed this. Enterprising locals offer hot air balloon tours and other tours to the Richat One link
The whole clovis culture fiasco. How many careers were ruined by the brilliant gatekeepers that refused to accept or even look at evidence that proved them incorrect? Many of them are still pushing that failed theory when they should be sitting quietly in the corner rethinking why they chose the career they did.
originally posted by: bluesfreak
Spot on . Clovis is the summation of the Dogmas faced , when trying to unearth the Truth.
J Harland Bretz was also demonised beyond belief for correctly stating that vast , unimaginable amounts of water carved out the Scablands of Washington State.
Research is also challenging the dogma of the Missoula flood, it’s weird theory that an ice dam incapable of holding in so much water (2000 ft of it) melted, re froze, melted, refroze up to 90 times . During a period of melting. This is being challenged and rightfully so.
originally posted by: JoeRelentless
a reply to: bluesfreak
One mustn't forget Gunung Padang, when it comes to gatekeeper archeolotools.
Their version of Zahi Hawass (don't know the fools name) forbid one of their true archeologists and his team from investigating the site...until the president of their country stepped in and said: "Let him do it".
Now there is tangible evidence it may be as old as 20000 years or more.
That's what happens when you tell the "experts" to get the hell out of the way if you're not interested in actual knowledge.
originally posted by: bluesfreak
So funny what reactions to simple statements can bring about .
Something Harte , Hans and Byrd cannot refute is that the MECHANISMS exist for Plato’s tale , when applied to the mid Atlantic ridge .
We hear of huge earthquakes before a ‘snap’ event and the loss of a large landmass beneath the sea .
The Azores Plateau is sat on that awful tripe plate junction that would have been tremendously affected by the glacial melt, isostatic rebound no doubt .
You can disbelieve Plato’s tale , but it would be very silly to deny that the mechanisms he described do exist. Very silly.
originally posted by: bluesfreakWe hear the same argument ‘where is the stuff ‘ which is designed to derail you - if it’s the Azores Plateau , it’s all under the sea , as well as all the coastlines that vanished.
No one knows where these ‘Atlantean’ outposts were, or they are now under the sea if they were coastal , which I very much believe they would have been . So gone. 400 ft at least under the present sea level.
originally posted by: bluesfreakPerhaps the sea level rise was quicker , and even if not, that doesnt discount quick events occurring , that includes sea floor catastrophes .
This event might just have been a perfect storm , we don’t know yet.
Pottery etc- how do you know what you’re looking for ?
Are you looking in the right places ?
originally posted by: bluesfreak
Let us not forget the human capacity to destroy and remove our enemies and their belongings from existence .
We do it all the time .
Our capacity to destroy is huge.
The heroic Greek ancestors may have literally burnt in huge piles anything they found of their Atlantic foes .
Destroyed them, wiped them off the face of the earth .
Then all you’ll find is burnt stuff.
originally posted by: bluesfreakPlus , we are told it was 11,600 years ago, so I hope you archaeologists are digging deep enough when you’re looking so hard for it all.
originally posted by: bluesfreakOh and Hans , I’ll be putting in a request also to Wikipedia to query about your flawed calculation and how the volume of the internal hill was calculated considering NO ONE ACTUALLY KNOWS.
Your own statement of the number of blocks is its own "idiotic ASSUMPTION math."
originally posted by: bluesfreakYes wiki will have another awful mistake added to the list if they use your idiotic ASSUMPTION maths .
originally posted by: bluesfreak
As if you actually think that calculation is VALID , with a literally MADE UP figure for the internal core .
And you CARE so much about people making stuff up! What a joke you are .
My tummy hurts from laughing and my brain hurts from your absolutely shocking adherence to a MADE UP sum.
originally posted by: bluesfreakPlease show the class how the core calculation was done, to what evidence it was calculated from.
Please show the class some more maths showing the same calculations with the internal hill being 70, 60, 50, 40, 30, 20, 10, 5% smaller than the GUESSTIMATE you think will change the world .
originally posted by: bluesfreakIf wiki accepts guesses , we all might as well log on and become gatekeepers such as your Weasle-y self .
I’ll be mailing them too , count on it .
We’ll see how your reputation with them changes once you start trying to lever in GUESSED calculations from no evidence .
Unbelievably un scientific.
Its smaller and has an estimated smaller amount of stone also. I've never seen an estimate for how many it has.
originally posted by: bluesfreak
Re Khafre
Its smaller and has an estimated smaller amount of stone also. I've never seen an estimate for how many it has.
It’s bloody massive mate . Massive.
In builders terms, even today, it’s massive .
If it has no internal natural core structure, then it too can have its own set of numbers done according to how long Egyptologist’s know it took to build it .
Wonder how many blocks per minute for that massive structure… a reply to: Hanslune
originally posted by: bluesfreak
What is the evidence for the exact size of the internal hill? The two sets of estimates cause these divisions because:
You don’t know
Egyptologists don’t know
I don’t know
Nobody knows
just admit it .
You just pick the evidence you choose to believe.
Just pick the one that makes archaeology look smart , as they leave such a margin of error that reasonable focus on the actual number of blocks and the calculations that it throws up , can’t be achieved and is muddied.
Half a million blocks is a ridiculous number discrepancy when it comes to fabrication of stone blocks .
These aren’t just numbers , they are objects .
Assumptions made by people who don’t make stuff, about people who did make stuff.
Ever thought about making half a million of anything ?? It’s such a huge number.
a reply to: Harte
There it is...not the first to say it but it remains a fact. You couldn't trust these fools to put an Ikea coffee table together, yet they are all experts on stone masonry, large scale construction, and logistics of major construction projects. That's where the stupidity of the claim it was just hunter-gatherers getting together for a little stone carving hobby at Gobekli Tepe. You want fringe ideas, that takes the cake.
The problem here is that you require the complete removal of all evidence - which means the entire point would then be moot. How do we know there is no Green Lantern? After all, ALL the evidence for Green Lantern could have been removed.