Yellow Brick Road found in the Ocean…

Follow the yellow brick road and you might drown.

We are exploring other worlds but we do not know what is on our planet. Near the Hawaiian Islands a surveying ship Nautilus found a Yellow Brick Road.

A highlight reel of the expedition's footage published on YouTube in April 2022 captured the moment researchers operating the deep-sea vehicle stumbled upon the road to Oz.

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Source www.sciencealert.com...

a reply to: JJproductions

2022 isn't exactly a current event

and it ain't exactly a brick road either, more like normal run-of-the-mill volcanic and geologic processes

On the radio, the team notes that the ground looks almost like "baked crust" that could be peeled off.

In one tiny section, the volcanic rock has fractured in a way that looks strikingly similar to bricks.

"The unique 90-degree fractures are likely related to heating and cooling stress from multiple eruptions at this baked margin," reads a caption to the YouTube video.

a reply to: putnam6



It was posted in google news today. Sure it’s not the evil road above!

It’s current since we all have time machines and can go back!

Thank you kindly for your nice reply!

originally posted by: JJproductions
a reply to: putnam6

It was posted in google news today. Sure it’s not the evil road above!

It’s current since we all have time machines and can go back!

Thank you kindly for your nice reply!

If you have a time machine hook me up for a ride back to the mid-70s and leave me there

a reply to: putnam6

lol, we might pass the yellow brick road on the way! This is Penny, she will take you back to 1971 so you can have fun! I will join you since I was born in 71.

I need to make some changes!

a reply to: JJproductions

Fans of James Churchward's books on the lost continent of Mu, the Motherland and begining of civilization, being in the Pacific Ocean are going to love this!

When governments get control of the internet we'll no longer be allowed to see 'disinformation' such as this.

originally posted by: JJproductions
a reply to: putnam6

lol, we might pass the yellow brick road on the way! This is Penny, she will take you back to 1971 so you can have fun! I will join you since I was born in 71.

I need to make some changes!

LOL let's go Kemosabe...

Here's what hits me about our world and its geologic cycles, I believe and some cultures back it up that we have had multiple "worlds" or civilizations born live, thrive, and die for the 4 billion years of the planet Earth.

a reply to: nugget1

“There's no place like home” As three clicks are heard!

a reply to: JJproductions

The road doesn't lead to
The road moved from
The South Pacific.

Liliʻuokalani Ridge Seamounts likely not of Hawaiian origin

Talk about time travel!

Millions of years ago,
before the Hawaiian Islands rose from the sea,
the yellow brick road migrated from one tropic
to another.

I'm feeling unstable here!
Just yesterday, while randomly surfing the web
I discovered the ground under my feet
is migrating 6mm per year to the North East.
You tube short link

Vertigo!
I better go lie down.

a reply to: FullHeathen

Wow! Amazing research! I took a helicopter ride this summer over a crazy Hawaiian island! I saw something’s that left me in shock!

Not many people live there. No electricity or phone service. Only way in is boat or helicopter.

originally posted by: JJproductions
a reply to: FullHeathen

Wow! Amazing research! I took a helicopter ride this summer over a crazy Hawaiian island! I saw something’s that left me in shock!

Not many people live there. No electricity or phone service. Only way in is boat or helicopter.

You don't expect anyone to comment on these pics, do you?

a reply to: nugget1

Nope just you!

Oh to live on sugar mountain. You cant be 20 on sugar mountain, without your knowing that your leavin there too soon......

I lived on Maui at 20, in Lahaina and also at 7 sacred pools.

Lots of rainbows. Sometimes stacked 3 high. And now we see a yellow brick road. Reminds me of a song.

a reply to: visitedbythem

My cousins live there! I love Maui too! It beautiful! So is that song

a reply to: JJproductions
Good morning my friend!

a reply to: visitedbythem

I need some recipes! Good morning!