Exposed basalt cliffs and canyons in WA’s Scablands— Can you imagine the volume and sheer force of the water required to rip this ancient volcanic rock from its place and deposit the rubble miles and miles downstream? Tour with us in a few weeks + learn! contactatthecabin.com/scablands-with…

A dynamite new paper in the International Journal of Earth Sciences provides further compelling evidence for the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis. Extracts and the full paper (scroll down) via this link to the Cosmic Tusk website: cosmictusk.com/william-mahane….

Another great deep dive on the Brothers of the Serpent podcast. ⁦Brothers of the Serpent Podcast⁩ podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bro…

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This is weird. Any reasonable explanation?

It was 1939 and this technology created 3D sculptures. It took decades later to duplicate this lost technology.

and for the special people who need that extra nudge. #ufotwitter

Hanging out at potholes recessional cataract today :)

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Hand rolled concrete. x.com/specializetool…

Ohhh. Adding some UV warping made it even nastier :D

Another successful set of Scablands Tours complete! Photo dump commence..... Next round in May is already half-sold, sign up soon at contactatthecabin.com !

Every so often i encounter something that reminds me that the darkness has not consumed us all; and that somewhere there are others that still see the light.

Well, well, well. This hidden entrance leads us underground into ancient Egyptian well. Well done ancient Egyptians! All is well.

Water in the shape of a skull made with the help of blender,flip fluid and Martín Jario who made the skull model I used to make the force field. #b3d #blender #simulation

The canvas is everywhere. x.com/Artgalleryin/s…

Nikkiana Jones Gregory L Little, Ed.D. David Hanrahan Gui found it! Thanks nebiru

This is from the 1887 Smithsonian Bureau of Ethnology report. The illustration shows the floor of the Nelson Mound (North Carolina) after complete excavation. There were burials in all of the stone piles. Skeleton #16 was at least 7-feet tall.

Kyle's scan of the row of Alabaster "bowls" at Abu Ghorab, with Russ standing at one end for scale. These things are strange, they look both ornamental and mechanical. #egypt #megalithic