Monkey men taught by celestial god being?

(Ancient Bloodline) [AI slop to fuel speculation:] Life 1.9 million years ago: ancient aliens teach prehistoric humans how to survive? It was not by violence but by farming, cooperation, and controlling base instincts.

FREE to live in Las Vegas? Underworld

(Ruhi Senet Documentaries) I visited the Mole People of Las Vegas, who live with no sunlight

• Las Vegas, Nevada
• Subterranea (geography)
• Homelessness in the USA
• Homelessness
• Underground House Las Vegas

The Rules-Based Order (is a lie)

(The Jimmy Dore Show) The MOST shocking thing said at WEF Forum’s in Davos 2026

(Democracy Now) Living on Planet Trump, World Economic Forum, Davos

Pyramids were energy machines (Daily Mail)

A scale model house could be constructed.

A new discovery in Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza suggests the structure was not just a pharaoh's final resting place, but also a giant power plant.

Scientists blasted the 4,600-year-old structure with electromagnetic waves, a form of radiation that travels though the universe, finding it focused and amplified the energy into specific chambers and around the base.

Electromagnetic waves are used in such research because the radiation interacts with matter in unique ways, allowing experts to probe specific details about a structure's composition, arrangement, and dynamics.

• VIDEO: Aliens in ancient Egypt? Elongated skulls of King Tut and family
• VIDEO: World's oldest pyramid in ancient Egypt: the Step Pyramid of Djoser, Saqqara Egypt, 14 years of renovations (History with Kayleigh)

Did this news reach the Cosmic Summit? And then some

The waves built up as energy in the King's chamber, the Queen's chamber, and an unfinished chamber beneath the structure. Scientists concluded the pyramid may have been a gigantic resonator that was designed to trap electromagnetic waves.

Retired aerospace engineer Christopher Dunn, who has spent years analyze the pyramid, recently shared that research like this suggests there was a greater purpose behind the building the structure.

Speaking on the Joe Rogan Experience in April 2024, Dunn said the Northern Shaft of the pyramid has an appearance similar to a ube-like structure used to transmit microwaves and electromagnetic energy.

"That's a part of the theory in the Giza power plant," he said. "There are two chemicals that are introduced into the chamber, and the chemicals mix, and they boil off hydrogen [to create energy]."

As for the purpose of turning this structure into a giant clean energy power plant, scientists of the study said it's still a mystery -- but the Egyptians may have been much more advanced than anyone thought. More:

• Scientists discover mysterious form of energy in Egypt's pyramids

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• Assistant Science Editor Chris Melore, dailymail.com, Feb. 2025; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

Free movie: 'The Gods Must Be Crazy'

What have the gods wrought?

The Gods Must Be Crazy is a comedy film written, produced, edited, and directed by Jamie Uys. An international co-production of South Africa and Botswana, it is the first film in the popular The Gods Must Be Crazy series.

Set in Southern Africa, the film stars Namibian San farmer Nǃxau ǂToma as Xi, a hunter-gatherer of the Kalahari Desert whose tribe discovers a glass Coca-Cola bottle dropped from an airplane.

The Gods Must Be Crazy

They believe it to be a gift from their gods. When Xi sets out to return the bottle to the sky gods, his journey becomes intertwined with that of a biologist (Marius Weyers), a newly hired village schoolteacher (Sandra Prinsloo), and a band of guerrilla terrorists.

The Gods Must Be Crazy was released in South Africa in 1980 by Ster-Kinekor and broke several box office records in the country due to its immediate popularity, becoming the most financially successful South African film ever produced up to that time. More

• The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980) with Paddy O'Byrne as narrator (IMDb)

The BIG hole in our Moon - a cave, tunnel?

There, that hole right there. It's tiny from here but enormous when standing on the surface.

Scientists have long suspected the moon may harbor tunnels, caves, and dark labyrinths. They now have proof that at least one exists. In 2010, NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, a satellite orbiting the moon, captured imagery of an intriguing "skylight" pit on the moon's surface, in the same region where the Apollo 11 astronauts allegedly landed.

It was not known if this was part of greater caverns, but planetary scientists have reanalyzed the spacecraft's observations and determined it is indeed a cave.

And elsewhere on the moon, there could be many more. "We're just seeing the tip of the iceberg," Wes Patterson, a planetary scientist at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, who coauthored the new research in Nature Astronomy, told Mashable.

Different pits observed by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter: The middle pit in the top row, labeled for the region "Mare Tranquillitatis," leads to the recently identified cave (Mashable).

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These caverns are most likely [synthetic, created by some intelligent life form holding captive those inside the hollow core where earthlings are forced to work or submit to exams, but since that's crazy talk and not allowed by gatekeepers, it must be natural, like maybe] a lava tube, a geologic phenomenon created by volcanic eruptions [from all those volcanoes we see on the surface, billowing smoke into the smog of the lunar atmosphere from all the plate tectonic activity so apparent from the air. Oh, wait].

Found in regions around Earth, lava tubes are created by molten rock, or magma, leaking up near or onto a world's surface, and forming these natural tunnels. Tubes form from crusted-over lava, and the conduits are emptied when lava drains out or is diverted elsewhere.

One can walk though giant lava tubes on Earth [such as in Australia, where they extend for many, perhaps even hundreds of miles].

To determine if the pit was part of a greater tunnel system, the researchers looked at other data collected by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, specifically from a radar instrument called the Miniature Radio-Frequency.

While flying over the pit in the volcanic plains of Mare Tranquillitatis (popularly called the "Sea of Tranquility"), the spacecraft sent a signal into the opening, which bounced back, ultimately providing (with the help of geometry and computer simulations) evidence of a tunnel at least some 130 feet (40 meters) wide and perhaps as much as 80 meters, or some 260 feet, long.

It turns out the pit is actually a skylight. "This is our first direct evidence of a conduit associated with one of those pits," Patterson said.

To buttress their lunar results, the researchers performed a similar analysis on a lava tube here on Earth. Their process worked. More

• Mark Kaufman, Mashable via MSN, Aug. 2024; Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

What was first drink? Coffee, tea, wine?

Of course it has to be water, good old H2O, no, mother's milk, in a shot glass for comfort.

How old is the Mexican drink we call chocolate (xocolatl) cocoa from Theobroma cacao?

What was the first beverage?

Not gonna say water, right? Don't say water. Water is too obvious. Shoulda known it was water.

There's a new drink in town, in a can, with microdoses of shrooms and maybe CBD: BREZ

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Tea party for Tara (Jetsun Dolma), Aztec cocoa?

(PBS Eons) When exactly did we start drinking other things and why? To find out, we have to look at the world’s oldest beverages – which are not what we expected.

• References: docs.google.com/document/d/1A...
• Theobroma cacao was chocolate, food of the gods

How To: Mindful Drinking

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• PBS Eons, Sept. 3, 2024; CC Liu, Crystal Q. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Science: Life on Mars, ocean found, gases

Unveiling Mars: The Mysterious Ruins and the Quest for Ancient Life (MSN)

• Prepared for soft disclosure?
• In today's unveiling, large amounts of the life-suggestive gases ammonia and phosphine have been found on Mars [Upper limits for phosphine (PH3) in the atmosphere of Mars | Astronomy & Astrophysics (A&A) (aanda.org)] It's hard to explain their presence in the atmosphere, which increase during the warmer times, without pointing at the forms of life that put out these gases.
• (Life on Venus, too? Phosphine is produced by bacteria in the swamps of Earth and it's also floating around the atmosphere of Venus, reddit.com).

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  Full of ocean water just like Earth, huh?

  Enormous hidden ocean discovered under Mars, and it could contain life: Geophysicists have discovered a gigantic hidden ocean beneath Mars' surface, and they say it could harbor life. The massive underground reservoir, discovered using seismic data taken by NASA's InSight Lander, contains enough liquid to cover the entire planet with a mile of water. However, it is far too deep to access by any known means. Trapped inside a layer of fractured rock 7 to 13 miles (11.5 to 20 kms) beneath the Red Planet's outer crust, reaching the water would require a drilling operation that has yet-to-be achieved on Earth. More
• Venus may have phosphine, but Mars has lakes of LIQUID WATER | astrobites
• Over 350 asteroids have hidden moons, Gaia space telescope finds (Live Science)
• 'Severe' G4 geomagnetic storm strikes Earth, making widespread auroras likely
• All life on Earth comes from one single ancestor. and it's so much older than we thought. (MSN)

(Popular Mechanics) In its ancient past, Mars likely contained many of the necessary ingredients for microbial life to flourish on its surface. Now, a new discovery by NASA’s Perseverance rover shows a trifecta of compelling evidence — including the presence of water, organic compounds, and a chemical energy source — all on one rock located in the Jezero Crater.

• David Bowie on Buddhism, ETs, art: Life on Mars
• One would think the word "organic" were life enough, but extraplanetary fossils found decades ago were not enough to overcome doubters in science. If Martian scientists bring us rock samples showing clear signs of earlier life on Mars, we still won't believe them. Life is earth-only. Just ask God (or read His bestseller). We are alone with Lord. Just Lord and us. That's it. No aliens!
• New life forms in earth? The Movile Cave was sealed off for more than 5 million years and the creatures inside of it create sunless FOOD in a completely unique way
• Little green men from Earth: Smallest human species ‘Hobbits’ were even smaller than thought, study finds
• Let's create a new species and call it Homo chimpus: What happens when scientists put a human intelligence gene into a monkey?
• Mysterious Denisovan human species lived undisturbed in the mountains for 160,000 years [and gave us Tibetans]
• Aliens probably exist – but there’s a terrifying reason why we’ve never met them (What if they're smarter than we are?!)

Although this is the best clue yet that microbial life existed on Mars, there are still other explanations that could explain account for this geologic display without the existence of microbes.

“Is there life on Mars” is a question that has vexed astrobiologists and [Buddhist rockstar] David Bowie [who almost became a Vajrayana Buddhist monk rather than a human-alien hybrid pop singer] alike.

Playing with reptilian monsters on earth

While the latter imagined some macabre collection of arachnids on the Red Planet [Spiders on Mars], NASA scientists are fixated on finding evidence that microbial life once flourished on the fourth rock from the Sun.

They are so fixated, in fact, that the space agency has spent more than $5 billion getting two immensely complicated robotic rovers — Curiosity and Perseverance — onto the Martian surface with this specific microbial mission in mind.

Now, one of those rovers might have discovered one of the most compelling pieces of evidence for Martian microbial life.

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Movile Cave, Romania: Life erupts inside cave sealed for 5 million years

Located on an arrowhead-shaped, three-foot-long rock nicknamed “Cheyava Falls” in the Jezero Crater (the 28-mile-wide crater that Perseverance has called home for the past three years), this “piece of evidence” is actually a trifecta of data points that suggest the presence of past microbial life.

The rock in question features two vertical veins of calcium sulfate that likely formed from past water, and these stripes both flank a red band of rock filled with “leopard spots.”

NASA has discovered evidence of past water on Mars before, but it’s this narrow band of rock that brings new meaning to this discovery.

Using its SHERLOC (Scanning Habitable Environments with Raman & Luminescence for Organics & Chemicals) and PIXL (Planetary Instrument for X-Ray Lithochemistry) instruments, Perseverance determined the existence of organic compounds within the rock.

What's in Area 51, Groom Lake, Dreamland?

Oh, and those “leopard spots?” Those likely indicate chemical reactions that could’ve supplied energy to ancient microbial Martians.

While each of these discoveries — the presence of water, organic compounds, and chemical reactions — would be notable even if discovered separately, NASA has never seen all three in one location, meaning the geological chemistry of Cheyava Falls is possibly our best clue yet that Mars once hosted life. More:

• NASA made a world-shaking discovery: compelling evidence of past life on Mars
• Darren Orf, Popular Mechanics, The Angry Astronaut, 8/5/24; Seth Auberon, Pat Macpherson (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Longest river in USA? M-i-s-s-... wrong

We were all raised not paying too much attention to geography. Boring. Public school is not taught to awaken and inspire, but rather to bore and humble. Get to work. And don't ask too many questions. Keep your head down.

Not paying that much attention, still, the longest river was always obviously the great Mississippi. But that has never been. Hello, have you met the Mandela Effect? Due to changes in the timeline, consensus reality, or you're just whack, it has always been the M-i-s-s...ouri. The what? Who's even ever heard of this river, much less to make it the longest? It's not limited to Missouri, and it pours into the great Mississippi.

• 10 longest rivers in the US: from the Missouri to the Brazos (HowStuffWorks)
• List of longest rivers of the United States of America by main stem (Wikipedia)

Supposedly, Lewis and Clark started on it and continued to the Pacific Ocean on the Columbia, a river that goes west like Guns, Germs, and Steel says made this nation prosper.

• All life on Earth comes from one single ancestor. And it's so much older than we thought (MSN)

Life discovered on Mars (again)

• NASA Perseverance Rover makes game-changing discovery of life on Mars (msn.com)

Mars: Newly released images by NASA's Curiosity Rover

NASA's Mars Rover Curiosity discovered these mysterious structures like ancient walls on the surface of Mars. Learn more about the possibility of life on Mars -- which has become a certainty with the discovery of fossilized life embedded in rock samples, this is not the first time this has been announced nor studied scientifically. But the disclosure process is slow and needs official sanctioning for it to be announced in such a way that it will not be retracted as it has been so many times in the past, even when Roswell happened. The military admitted it, only to say the next day it made a mistake. It actually didn't happen. What we said was a downed flying saucer and recovered bodies, "Oopsy, our bad. That was just a weather balloon. Sorry."

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When humans went extinct; water shortage

Gary Larson explains the world.

Ever learn something that changes the way everything else is thought about? It's a rare experience but a transformative one. The facts in this gallery are designed to see the world in a new way, and it is hoped, there are a few not read before.

(eBaum's World) Who knew that the ancient Egyptians built the Great Pyramid of Giza while woolly mammoths were still roaming the Earth? When the Mexicans were building the largest known pyramid, Cholula, the wooly mammoths were also still trucking.

Extinction Protocols (stevequayle.com)

Ancient humans were so much more creative than they are given credit for but seeing as they're just the same as modern ones, that's unsurprising. A group of early humans sailed to Australia on their own, before any civilization had real means of sea travel. [Of course, they did have a means, and 50,000 years ago, aboriginals from Australia and/or New Zealand traveled to what is now the USA.]

Those blokes must have been flat-out like a lizard drinking. It's amazing early humans managed to survive at all. At one point there were only 10,000 of what we would describe as humans (Homo sapiens), and they coexisted and mated with Neanderthals and other early advanced primates.

• What the average person does not realize about this dip in human population -- going as low as 1,000 to 10,000 individuals -- is that in demographic terms, that is extinction. There is no coming back from a crash like that, at least not without help. Here, again, the ones above (akasha devas of Tavamtimsa and the Cathumaharajika Deva Loka, ETs, watchers, Anunnaki/Sumerians, angry Draconians, meddling reptilians, kind Pleiadeans, interested Lyrians, and the remainder of the 58 species that regularly visit the planet).
• There have been many ancient types of humans, and many must have coexisted at one time or another, whether they realized it or not. There were the Hobbits (Homo floresiensis) and the Denisovans.

We could have turned out quite differently, and a lot hairier. Check out those facts and plenty of others about our marvelous world in this gallery of little-known things that can change how we see the world. eBaum's World via MSN.com

• 'Once-in-a-lifetime event': Explosion in space to look like new star, NASA says (USA TODAY)
• Daniel Bonfiglio (eBaum's World, Feb. 2024); Sheldon S., Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Mysterious lost branch of Nile found, Egypt

Who were these mysterious ET "gods" who walked among us that we worshiped them?

Now-extinct Ahramat Branch of Nile was used to build pyramids (Eman Ghoneim et al/CNN)

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What's the Sahara Desert's Nile got to do with it?

Egypt’s Great Pyramid and other ancient monuments at Giza exist on an isolated strip of land in Africa at the edge of the Sahara Desert.

The inhospitable location has long puzzled archaeologists, some of whom had found evidence that the Nile River once flowed near these pyramids in some capacity, facilitating the landmarks’ construction starting 4,700 years ago.

Using satellite imaging and analysis of cores of sediment, a new study published Thursday (5/16/24) in the journal Communications Earth & Environment has mapped a 40-mile (64-kilometer) long, dried-up, branch of the Nile, long buried beneath farmland and desert.

“Even though many efforts to reconstruct the early Nile waterways have been conducted, they have largely been confined to soil sample collections from small sites, which has led to the mapping of only fragmented sections of the ancient Nile channel systems,” said lead study author Eman Ghoneim, a professor and director of the Space and Drone Remote Sensing Lab at the University of North Carolina Wilmington’s department of Earth and ocean sciences.

“This is the first study to provide the first map of the long-lost ancient branch of the Nile River.”

Prof. Ghoneim and her colleagues refer to this extinct branch of the Nile River as Ahramat, which is Arabic for “pyramids.”

Red Pyramid at Dahshur necropolis is located near now-defunct arm of Nile (Ghoneim)

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The ancient waterway would have been about one-third of a mile (0.5 kilometers) wide with a depth of at least 82 feet (25 meters) — similar to the contemporary Nile River, Prof. Ghoneim said.

“The large size and extended length of the Ahramat Branch and its proximity to the 31 pyramids in the study area strongly suggests a functional waterway of great importance,” Prof. Ghoneim said.

She said the river would have played a key role in ancient Egyptians’ transportation of the enormous amount of building materials and laborers needed for the pyramids’ construction.

“Also, our research shows that many of the pyramids in the study area have [a] causeway, a ceremonial raised walkway, that runs perpendicular to the course of the Ahramat Branch and terminates directly on its riverbank.”

Hidden traces of a lost waterway

The researchers collected soil samples to confirm findings because Nile branch was invisible.

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Traces of the river aren’t visible in aerial photos or in imagery from optical satellites, Prof. Ghoneim said. In fact, she only spotted something unexpected while studying radar satellite data of the wider area for ancient rivers and lakes that might reveal a new source of groundwater.

“I am a geomorphologist, a paleohydrologist looking into landforms. I have this kind of trained eye,” she said. “While working with this data, I noticed this really obvious branch or a kind of riverbank, and it didn’t make any sense because it is really far from the Nile,” she added.

Born and raised in Egypt, Prof. Ghoneim was familiar with the cluster of pyramids in this area and had always wondered why they were built there.

She applied to the National Science Foundation to investigate further, and geophysical data taken at ground level with the use of ground-penetrating radar and electromagnetic tomography confirmed it was an ancient arm of the Nile.

Two long cores of earth the team extracted using drilling equipment revealed sandy sediment consistent with a river channel at a depth of about 82 feet (25 meters).

It’s possible that “countless” temples might still be buried beneath the agricultural fields and desert sands along the riverbank of the Ahramat Branch, according to the study.

Red Pyramid at Dahshur necropolis is located near now-defunct arm of Nile (Ghoneim/CNN)

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Why this branch of the river dried up or disappeared is still unclear. Most likely, a period of drought and desertification swept sand into the region, silting up the river, Prof. Ghoneim said.

The study demonstrated that when the pyramids were built, the geography and riverscapes of the Nile differed significantly from those of today, said Nick Marriner, a geographer at the French National Centre for Scientific Research in Paris.

He was not involved in the study but has conducted research on the fluvial history of Giza.

“The study completes an important part of the past landscape puzzle,” Marriner said.

“By putting together these pieces we can gain a clearer picture of what the Nile floodplain looked like at the time of the pyramid builders and how the ancient Egyptians harnessed their environments to transport building materials for their monumental construction endeavors.”

• CNN’s Wonder Theory science newsletter: Explore the universe with news on fascinating discoveries, scientific advancements
• Katie Hunt, CNN (via MSN.com), May 16, 2024, "Newly mapped lost branch of the Nile could help solve long-standing pyramid mystery"; Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Life in space, in water, on Jupiter's Europa

V101 SPACE, 11/3//23; Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S., Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Life thrives in ocean trenches

We are officially "allowed" to think there is life out there in space. Here is the permission, allowed by the gatekeepers of the academy. The truth of the matter is that there's life everywhere in space. We're in space, on this planet, just floating out there over here, neither here nor there, wherever it is we are. It's not as if NASA tells us anything true. The official story is constantly changing. That's all we get. So this is no disclosure, just prep for the next headline. Consume with care.

• The deepest sea on Earth, Japan's Mariana Trench
• Earth has one World Ocean, many seas: List of seas

Scientists think there could be LIFE on Europa and it’s even weirder than we thought!

"Weird" is in the eye of the beholder, Weirdo. Don't judge a living being by its cover. It feels.

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Hi, Camera, would you like to be friends?

(V101 SPACE) Jupiter's moon, frozen Europa, has captivated the imaginations of scientists for decades. Why?

Below that thick layer of ice, a vast ocean has been discovered with potentially the correct ingredients for life as we know it.

Mermaids visited your planet. Where'd they go?

It is one of the most promising places in the solar system where life may have formed independently of Earth.

But how could life survive on such an extreme moon? And if it does exist there, what might it look like? Imagine the weird organisms as strange as deep-sea creatures here dining around hydrothermal vents like we have.

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