u/MouseShadow2ndMoon

Fascinating discoveries from Nazca.

I realize that the human eye will see a tiny fraction of the light spectrum. Relying on eyes is expecting something that is seeing less than 1% is going to be catching everything and you can trust it - bad idea. Leveraging FLIR and other techs is a step in the right direction, again it isn't enough. Ultraviolet, has anyone seen them use it or full spectrum cameras?

I would propose that they put up the equivalent of a barrage balloons with an instrument trays and cameras from many different spectrums recording over the triangle. Persistent all the time recordings with detections activated like a security cam to help review activity.

Just a thought.

This is an interesting part of ranch history not abundently known. Brandon Fugal fires Joseph P. Firmage over his anti-gravity experiments, which are detailed here.

Just more evidence that this technology and building style was global and discovered by other ancient civilizations.

The WH is now pushing to undercut gas stations in the area - what could possibly go wrong comrade?

We don't talk enough about ancient India and their mind bending tech.

I do not regularly update all my apps, a bad habit I have. Some apps are now not backed up or on the phone the new Apple policy; I have to open the app, and it's downloading. Good thing for keeping space free, but an absolute nightmare if your app isn't on the App Store anymore. I used to jailbreak and side-load apps that were not "App Store approved," and that was a process for sure. Now some of these apps are kaput off the App Store, but they are apps about making knots for camping and fishing...not exactly needing to be updated with new knot tech.. Is there any way to obtain apps that are removed from the App Store once Apple decides to remove them? Thanks!

Qinglong Stockade in Sichuan, known as China's most mysterious palace, is accessible only through a single stone gate.