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Gladiators are Fiction: Colosseums are Enormous Power Plants (Part 1)
Is it possible that, at some point in the past, large audiences were entertained by watching bloody armed fights to the death? Is it...
Hyperborea: An Ancient Intersection of Myth, Mathematics, and Advanced Knowledge
Hyperborea, a name steeped in ancient Greek mythology, has long captivated the imaginations of scholars, historians, and enthusiasts of esoteric traditions. Traditionally known as...
“AETHER” Part V: Star Fortresses and Flying Cities
This is the story of a visit to the Berlin Zoo whose magical atmosphere is inherited from a Star Fortress. https://youtu.be/dmAv_-UBM-4 This is also the story...
World’s Fair at St. Louis – Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904
The first thing the newcomer hears from the visitor who has spent several days at the World’s Fair is: “It is simply immense. The grounds cover 1,240 acres.” And the newcomer thinks: “Mercy, how shall I ever get around to see it all?” For the robust, healthy American, whether man or woman, the best means of transportation is that which nature has provided.
The White House Debunked!
It’s Ancient Buried, Semi-Buried and Un-buried Original First Floor! First Floor Covered c. 2022 First Floor Semi-Buried c. 1830 First Floor Completely Visible c. 1792 The White House...
