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reply posted on 13-12-2004 @ 05:45 AM by SkyFox2
I know of the war you ask about. I recall reading about it recently here at ATS, I'm sure if you search a bit you'll find something. From what I remember, a city called "Mohenjo-Daro" in India was excavated in the past which was highly radiated and seems to have suffered a nuclear blast. I have heard the city had 40,000 citizens and also heard millions of citizens.

The city was thousands of years old, I don't recall when it is suspected that it was destroyed. I do know that it was technologically advanced for the age in which it existed. It's streets were layed out in block form, like present day cities. It had a central market and a public bath area which was heated by..something or another..whatever it was it didn't belong in that erra though. The skelatons on the street seemed to have died immediatly upon the blast, many holding hands as if the occurance was unexpected.

That's about all I remember about that city, but there is other information in reference out there. For instance, in India an ancient nuclear reactor was discovered. The reactor was well laid out and more advanced than ours at current. It was underground, which seems like a good idea to me, and stored all of its nuclear waste within the facility. It is thought that the reacotr was in commision for about 1,500 years.

In Egypt, deep under the sand in some places, large areas with green glass have been found. It was origionally thought that the glass came from perhaps a rather large meteor impacting there but later scientists decided due to the size of the hole created by the impact, a meteor of that size wouldn't have created enough heat to cause the sand to turn to green glass so far from the impact area. A nuclear weapon, however, would have done this. Oddly enough, the glass is so old that cavemen were sculpting tools from the glass found there.

The Great Lakes are somewhat radiated which is why carbon dating there is difficult. There's alot more information out there about the topic. Indian theological texts even discuss this in great detail, they talk about radiation sickness and aircraft droping nuclear weapons on cities and what the blast was like, even what the soldiers did when exposed to the radiation...yet this was way back in the day, biblical times.

I have no links for you as it was rather difficult for me to find that information when I was looking into this stuff, I'm telling you this off the top of my head. To the best of my knowledge the information I have presented is accurate and I'm sure if you look around a bit you will be able to confirm it.



reply posted on 13-12-2004 @ 05:03 PM by ZeddicusZulZorander
Originally posted by SkyFox2
I know of the war you ask about. I recall reading about it recently here at ATS, I'm sure if you search a bit you'll find something. From what I remember, a city called "Mohenjo-Daro" in India was excavated in the past which was highly radiated and seems to have suffered a nuclear blast. I have heard the city had 40,000 citizens and also heard millions of citizens.

Literally "mound of the dead" although I have seen nothing to indicate either a nuclear blast, radiation, or skeletons in the streets.

www.metmuseum.org...

There is talk about "wolrd fusion" but this is actually music.
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The city was thousands of years old, I don't recall when it is suspected that it was destroyed. I do know that it was technologically advanced for the age in which it existed. It's streets were layed out in block form, like present day cities. It had a central market and a public bath area which was heated by..something or another..whatever it was it didn't belong in that erra though..

Yes, laid out and with a very good drainage system and city baths. Nothing too out of the ordinary. Advanced compared to some other cities, but not all.

That's about all I remember about that city, but there is other information in reference out there. For instance, in India an ancient nuclear reactor was discovered. The reactor was well laid out and more advanced than ours at current. It was underground, which seems like a good idea to me, and stored all of its nuclear waste within the facility. It is thought that the reacotr was in commision for about 1,500 years.

Haven't heard or been able to find anything on this. I would suggest it is a tall tale.

In Egypt, deep under the sand in some places, large areas with green glass have been found. It was origionally thought that the glass came from perhaps a rather large meteor impacting there but later scientists decided due to the size of the hole created by the impact, a meteor of that size wouldn't have created enough heat to cause the sand to turn to green glass so far from the impact area. A nuclear weapon, however, would have done this. Oddly enough, the glass is so old that cavemen were sculpting tools from the glass found there.

Perhaps the glass is from this:
www.sciencedaily.com...

Mother earth can make her own nuclear fission and it happened in West Africa mainly.

The Great Lakes are somewhat radiated which is why carbon dating there is difficult. There's alot more information out there about the topic. Indian theological texts even discuss this in great detail, they talk about radiation sickness and aircraft droping nuclear weapons on cities and what the blast was like, even what the soldiers did when exposed to the radiation...yet this was way back in the day, biblical times.

Not from radiation or some exotic old weapon. Problems happen with inclusion of much older carbon at the time of deposition (old-carbon effect), deposition in a water body receiving effluents having been in contact with older carbonates (hard water effect), contamination with young carbon, and isotopic mass fractionation.

Basically, this can happen many places with "hard water".

I'm sure if you look around a bit you will be able to confirm it.

It would make a nice sci-fi, but alas...nothing stated could be confirmed. Other than the name of the city.


reply posted on 13-12-2004 @ 10:24 PM by St Udio
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reply posted on 13-12-2004 @ 10:40 PM by Cherish
Originally posted by St Udio
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who shared this
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it wouldn't seem a linkage with '
Builders of the Pyramids'
but this link covers a lot of
out-of-ordinary STUFF


Great link St Udio Thank you for sharing!


reply posted on 13-12-2004 @ 11:34 PM by Cherish
Originally posted by 77
If we look at the oldest book of the Bible we find an account of people ages changing from 1,000 years to 120years. Looks like what ever bombs were used in the war, that is so well documented, they disrupted a natural shield around our planet allowing an increase in cosmic radiation (the primary cause of aging). This is why carbon 14 dating looses it's effectiveness at 10,000 BC. The radiation levels were less prior to the war.
Cherish, the radioactive source you speak of was called the emerald tablet. It seems Mosses took it from one of two pillars in a temple that worshiped one god, Atemn, a god that was replaced by the Priests of Egypt with Ammen. Any way the emerald tablet was reported to be the power source of the arc. It is suggested to have been used in a belt by Alexander the Great who was known in his day as Alexander The Invulnerable. This theory believes that the young Alexander was not trained properly in the use of the Tablet and suffered the effects of radiation poisoning costing him his life.
Five arcs are reportedly in the keeping of the Masons in Scotland and one in Etiopia, one perhaps still under Isreal. But the Tablet is near US soil, buried last in the 18th century.


Intersting stuff, this emerald tablet. Do you have any links so that I can read more?
I am also still thinking about Abrahm leaving the Sumerian City of Ur with "thummin and urrim" in his possesions and I thought in the arc?

CAn the tablet still be active today...and what about the Dahliwa Stone that Cayce says that the Atlanteans had that brought about their distruction...could they be related?


reply posted on 6-1-2005 @ 08:21 PM by steggyD
Does anyone have an online reference to the actual Mahabharata that contains this story that is pasted on the link from above by St Udio?

www.s8int.com...

To me it looks like many verses were taken out of the text and put together to make it look like one story of a nuclear explosion. I have searched the internet, and downloaded some text copies, but I can't seem to find this story together. I find some phrases that refer to thunderbolts, but then it talks of blades of grass right after. Maybe I am looking in the wrong places. Any better links? Anyone?

[edit on 6-1-2005 by steggyD]


reply posted on 6-1-2005 @ 09:51 PM by The Vagabond
Originally posted by cleasterwood
Simcity4Rushhour,
If we are truely the only intelligent era, would you care to explain how 'green glass' was found deep in the earth's strata?

There have already been explanations- apparently you don't care to listen. 1. Earth has natural reactors, especially in Africa, which hypothetically could go critical.
2. Any sand placed under sufficient heat and pressure is capable of becoming glass. Heat and pressure are obviously involved in many geological processes and this could easily be the result of some unknown one.
3. You have given no concrete reason why meteor impacts could not be an explanation.
4. At one point the earths surface was molten, and although I am no geologist it stands to reason that a pocket of molten silica on the earths molten surface woudl ahve eventually cooled into a large glass plate.


Now consider for a moment that a technological civilization needs infrastructure. A nuclear weapon does not just "happen" in a vacuum. You need to mine and refine Uranium and this requires the mining, transportation, and processing of other materials and manufacturing of these materials into useful devices.
Where are the mines? Where are the refineries? Where are the roads that transported them? Where are the factories which made vehicles to transport materials? Where is the radioactive pit that used to be their reactor (We've heard the claim, but where is the proof!?).

People argue that 12,000 years would wipe out all trace of a civilization but that's not entirely true. When New York City has degenerated to its simplest components, it will be a vast field of rust, glass, composite plastics and rubber, divided into a grid by perfect lines of uniformly-sized rocks which used to be bound together as asphalt roads. It could be full of fossilized human remains, especially where cemetaries once stood. It doesn't take thousands of years to erradicate a civilization- it would take hundreds of thousands, maybe millions. Only the incredibly slow proccesses of geology would completely destroy the patterns created by a metropolis, and even then it is possible that the site would be pressed into rock and made permanent in fossil form rather than being destroyed.
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