The Library of Alexandria, also known as the Great Library, was one of the largest and most significant libraries of the ancient world. It was located in Alexandria, Egypt, and was renowned throughout the ancient world for its collection of scrolls and its commitment to scholarship and learning. Founded in the 3rd century BCE, during … Continue reading The Single Prompt Telescreen – Centralizing Distorted Data
Today at the Salt Conference in NYC, Dr. Gary Nolan described an alien presence currently on Earth, UFO crash reverse engineering and the development of Von Neuman probes to explore the galaxy. Dr. Gary Nolan, also known as Garry P. Nolan, is a prominent scientist and professor in the field of immunology and cancer biology. … Continue reading Aliens Among Us – Exploring the Galaxy and UFO Crash Retrievals
NASA’s New Horizons mission, which has been exploring the farthest reaches of our solar system for almost 15 years, is changing its primary objective from studying the Kuiper Belt to studying the environment at the distant reaches of the Sun. This change has upset the scientists in charge of the mission, who believe the primary … Continue reading Apollo’s Return – New Horizons and the Mysterious NASA Re-Direct
The Satanic Panic refers to a period in the United States during the 1980s and early 1990s when there was widespread fear and moral panic surrounding allegations of satanic ritual abuse and cults. It was characterized by a belief that there was a vast underground network of Satanists engaged in heinous activities, such as child … Continue reading The Satanic Panic 2.0 – And Ancient Grimoires of Unspeakable Evil
Archaeologists have made a stunning discovery that provides new insights into the ancient Zapotec civilization and its religious beliefs. A team discovered beautifully preserved wall paintings inside the Statue of the Rainmaker temple, part of the Zapotec city of Monte Alban in remote Mexico. Monte Alban was one of the most important Mesoamerican cities, inhabited … Continue reading A Forgotten God – Eternal Drifting the Astral Sea
The coming decades and centuries will likely see languages change in profound ways due to technological progress, globalization, and shifts in human culture. Incorporating digital and electronic elements will be one such change. Concepts like “googling” something, “uploading a post,” or “pdf’ing a document” could evolve into fundamental parts of languages as software and interfaces … Continue reading The Hybrid Tongue – Reversing the Tower of Babel Incident and Languages of the Future
A group of mummies in Mexico that have been attracting visitors for decades may also be spreading fungal infections to humans, according to experts. The mummies, known as The Mummies of Guanjuato, were not deliberately preserved but rather became mummified due to environmental factors. They have been exhibited in various places, including the United States, … Continue reading The Shrouds of Death – The Curse of the Modern Mummy Persists
The Chernobyl dogs are a population of feral dogs that live in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, which is the area around the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant that was evacuated after the 1986 nuclear disaster. The dogs are the descendants of pets that were left behind by the evacuees, and they have been living in the … Continue reading Homo Immortalis – The Return of the Old Gods
The ages pass. Things live and things die. What’s left is decay, buried in the soil for millennia, and modern archaeologists parse said data and write history. However, given a single comfortable narrative, is it possible that uncomfortable data is suppressed? Is this a vast conspiracy aimed at the past, to control the present, to … Continue reading Forbidden Archaeology And Odd Skeletons – Purposely Left Out Of The Academic Record?
