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Lost tapes from the Ice Age have surfaced. A film crew stands on a platform as a colossal woolly mammoth advances through the snow, flanked by saber-toothed cats and other beasts that should have vanished tens of thousands of years ago. The cameras keep rolling. No official expedition has claimed these sequences. The frames continue to circulate. Pure cinematic invention… or the closest visual record yet of a world that was never supposed to be filmed? Buz devri gerçek #LostTapes# #IceAge# #WoollyMammoth# #ForbiddenFootage# #Prehistoric# #Unexplained# #FoundFootage# #AncientBeasts#
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JUST IN🚨: Earth is tilting toward its next ice age in 10,000 years, new research reveals.
Over 72,000 Years Ago Who Or What Built The North American Pre Ice Age Pipestone Walls And Dolmans? It looks like something out of the classic Flintstones Saturday morning cartoon. I looks like the hands that shaped these massive stones helped build the Pyramids or ancient Cusco. The granite itself cooled 73–78 million years ago. Any construction would have occurred only after millions of years of uplift and erosion brought the rock to the surface. The most frequently cited figure is about 12,000 years some researchers. Some state that after examining the walls and nearby dolmens, argued that the degree of destruction and burial is consistent with the catastrophic flooding that marked the end of the last Ice Age. In this view the walls were already standing when those events occurred and therefore predate the Younger Dryas interval (roughly 12,800–11,600 years ago). The absence of later cultural layers piled on top of the cyclopean blocks is taken as further evidence that no subsequent civilization reused or overbuilt the site. A more ambitious estimate comes from satellite deep-scan work associated with Andrew Barker and Julie Ryder’s team. They place some of the related features, including the Tizer Dolmen, at around 72,000 years or older. Because much of the complex is said to lie underground, the visible walls would represent only the latest phase of a far longer occupation. Writers in the Pleistocene Coalition circle extend the same logic, arguing that the region remained ice-free during earlier interglacials and could have supported megalithic activity tens of thousands of years before Clovis. Under this reading the builders would have belonged to a pre-diluvial culture capable of quarrying, transporting, and fitting multi-ton granite blocks with a precision that later peoples in the same landscape never matched. The walls would therefore stand as remnants of a North American megalithic tradition that ended with the close of the Pleistocene, leaving no successor civilization to inherit or explain them. That is the chronology that follows if the construction hypothesis is granted. Mainstream geology continues to treat the same outcrops as natural. Does it look natural?
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Startup idea: remove salt from oceans via continuous desalination powered by solar panels to increase the freezing temperature of oceans to increase sea ice to kickstart an ice age to reverse climate change
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While Japanese companies short of labour are competing fiercely for fresh blood, workers in their 40s and 50s are being frozen out. Register for free to discover how this “ice-age” generation has been cursed several times of over
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