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originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: diogeneese33
Many buildings and artifacts have been found all over from Peru to Egypt to southwest America that can not be explained when following the narrative of our past as its taught in public schools... a few examples of different types and places...
The crystal skulls
The great pyramids of the entire world from under the sea to the highest peaks
Betz mystery shere
LaManna Ecuador artifacts
Sir William Petrie artifacts
... list goes on and on have fun connecting the dots
The problem is people do not have faith that humans can do all that, I wonder why... Also do you find it strange of an advance alien race that comes here and then works with raw stone and simple metals? It is like nothing cool and crazy can be human origin. I think aliens are just a cop out for an easy way to explain how something was done instead of really trying to figure out how it was done.
originally posted by: geezlouise
But I do think there could be signs of advanced technology in history, tho.
And it might just be that humans made those discoveries, golly gee!
Then, SHTF clearly.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: stormcell
The only large structures that have survived thousands of years are the Egyptian pyramids and the various items that the Pharoahs took with them . Board games like Dogs and Jackals, and those mysterious models of birds and what look like aircraft.
That is because their strongest materiel for their time was stone and simple metals...lol Nuclear waste has a half life of about 4 billion years, so no past advance race reached that stage, no other advance race reached the moon either since we would see it. Since life today started about 1.6 billion years ago, if we said there were an advance race prior to that it wold be rather different than to us. Who knows then since not much could last so long, maybe a diamond data storage, but they might not have the ability or desire to go full tech.
Back when the first moveable printing press was invented in the 1400's, people thought that the technology was satanic in origin!
it seems to me that people in general can't fathom that humans were ever capable of extraordinary discoveries or technologies
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: geezlouise
But I do think there could be signs of advanced technology in history, tho.
And it might just be that humans made those discoveries, golly gee!
Then, SHTF clearly.
It makes me laugh to think that lets say in 10,000 years we go to another planet to build stone structures.
originally posted by: geezlouise
a reply to: Vector99
Ok honey this is the one I was talking about: en.wikipedia.org...
Sorry to confuse you. So sorry. Now, source on the discoveries of alien technologies?
The printing press was introduced to the West in the Holy Roman Empire by Johannes Gutenberg, around 1440.
originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: UKTruth
That would also make proving the object to have non terrestrial origin impossible but it is common sense.
futurism.com...
The basic premise of a Von-Neumann probe was to send out a probe that could find raw materials and then self replicate itself at each location/planet/solar system with many advantages including a chain of contact back using each probe as a relay station, of course if the probe made more than one of itself then the universe would have a problem.
But because the probe would be made from fairly local material's (on an interstellar scale) the isotopes etc would be likely to be nearly identical to those on each plant within a given shared cluster and so anyone finding one and doing test's would be confused by this into thinking it was native to there own world/solar system even if it was not.
The other problem on earth is that any artefact would be reused, and any ancient artefact would have been used and reused by our ancestor's, metal is harder than stone for example though in time it does wear out, a metal weapon made from debris or material stripped off a relic would in a pre metallurgical age likely have been used in ceremony and worship long after it's practical use had vanished as wear and tear eroded the material away, the remains may have been further divided into amulets etc.
But what about where disaster meant no one was left to tear it apart at least until recently.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
And yes visitors would use the local materials, in the absence of a fabrication and ore extraction they would have used stone, simple to cut and move with advanced technology, weatherproof and hermetically sealable.
originally posted by: LABTECH767
I would say that not only before the Snow ball earth period but also in any inter ice age periods during that time entire eco systems' could have arisen and flourished along with the potential for sentient and even non human sentient life many time's.
originally posted by: UKTruth
I don't know - it makes sense to me that any civilisation visiting another planet would use the most available and easy to use raw materials.
I wonder would we still use stone if it was easy to transport, shape and construct with?
originally posted by: LABTECH767
Good point's though even if I disagree based on the fact that though it is taught and put out there as fact it is mere speculation with little hard data to back it up and what data is used remains suspect due to the above factor's.
The researchers, led by Elizabeth Bell — a postdoctoral scholar in Harrison’s laboratory — studied more than 10,000 zircons originally formed from molten rocks, or magmas 4.1 billon years ago, from Western Australia. Zircons are heavy, durable minerals related to the synthetic cubic zirconium used for imitation diamonds. They capture and preserve their immediate environment, meaning they can serve as time capsules.
The scientists identified 656 zircons containing dark specks that could be revealing and closely analyzed 79 of them with Raman spectroscopy, a technique that shows the molecular and chemical structure of ancient microorganisms in three dimensions.
originally posted by: Perfect stranger
Here's a thought
Maybe there are many in plain sight! and they are objects so common we take them for granted.
maybe a certain kind of rock