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This is the best place I could find for this thread. There is a Mu thread in the archives dating back to 2011. According to legend the continent sank in the Pacific Ocean some 12,000 years ago due to the misuse of crystal technology. The elders warned there would be repercussions for taking that path. The inhabitants were black and about fifteen feet tall. They had flying machines that used crystals that never needed refueling. They were able to mold stone with frequencies and seeded other cultures with knowledge. Over time a faction grew within their culture giving rise to a negative group who gained control. It seems the universe installs new variables into societies if they stagnate for too long. There were approximately 60,000 million people living on the continent that was larger than South America. The map in the link above shows the following modern locations as the outline of the landmass: Easter, Tahiti, Samoa, Ninafou, Tonga Tabu, Fiji, Aurorat, Panape, Ladrones & Hawaii. Is Lemuria & Mu the same thing? Wikipedia Quote: Lemuria and Mu are not originally the same concept, but they became merged and treated as the same mythical lost continent in occult and esoteric traditions. 04/06/25 (25:03) Secret Origins Mu: The Mother Civilization and Its Extraterrestrial Origins Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWHy9xFQWl0 Quote: What if human history, as we know it, is missing its earliest and most essential chapter? Long before the rise of known civilizations like Sumer,

Thread for windows on, or viewpoints of, gamechanging or important industrial facilities. The kind of access that I realized was rare or non existent, when I was studying engineering back in the early 80’s, before the internet really got rolling. Here is a vid by Scott Manley, an engineer who mostly posts about rocketry, about the US supercomputer at Laurence Livermore National Laboratory in Livermore California. Named El Capitan, this was the world’s most powerful computer until about 2 months before this was filmed, when a Chinese supercomputer took that title. First half of the vid is about the hardware involved, from the arrangement of and interconnections between the silicone bits, to the supporting infrastructures that provide power and cooling. Second half deals mostly with the software it runs, and how that must be tuned to the capabilities of the hardware. Edit: Title was changed, from when I found the upload. Previous title was “What puts the ‘Super’ in Supercomputer”. L = 1:27:10 What Do They Run on America's Fastest SuperComputer? Scott Manley 1.87M subscribers Sep 25, 2026 Quote: In July I paid a visit to Lawrence Livermore National Labs which hosts the fastest supercomputer in the US, a couple of months earlier it was the fastest supercomputer in the world, but Moore's law means computer supremacy is fleeting. El Capitan is an exaflop scale system, meaning is can run 10^18 calculations per second (a billion, billion), and this is measured by benchmarks that requ

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me thrice and you must be the US government. by Kevin Boykin 09/28/2026 Get this- in a US court of law, a witness who has proven dishonest can still take the stand. That tracks. They refuse to dismiss the witness. The jury is instructed to question their credibility basically. Would you drink from a fountain that sometimes was poisonous? When someone insists on deception, on dishonesty consistently then their word becomes worthless to me. Not just questionable, worthless. As in no value. The dishonest wield their lies as weapons making them net negatives on the world. There is dubious value even of the truth from a liar. A truth sets them up for further deception, positions them better to work their voodoo. It can be a deception itself obviously- truth as a lie. We can’t even believe them when they swear they’re lying. I’ll apply that standard here. Quote: “The only thing worse than a liar is a liar that’s also a hypocrite!” -Tennessee Williams While the common man is held to the letter of the law, to hell with the spirit of it, government officials face no such consequences. Joe Sixpack gets pulled over by cops looking for something to issue a citation or worse for. “Give me the man and I will give you the case against him”- Andrey Vyshinsky. The official apparatus – the agencies, the experts, the official spokespersons will have been impeached. Their character as failed truth-tellers exposed, revealing truth- some

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When I wrote *The Waiting Universe*, I asked the question of whether life might have been given room to develop on many worlds, each left to develop independently. I saw some news about Mars: NASA reports a **potential biosignature** in ancient Martian rock. Tiny Martians! Well, maybe. Other work places habitable environments on Mars more than 3.5 billion years ago, around the era of Earth’s earliest known well-preserved evidence of life. OK so it's not a discovery of Martian life- yet. It does mean that, while Earth’s story was beginning, Mars may also have had the conditions for one. And that rock might have recorded some of it. Read my article 'The Waiting Universe". https://kevinboykin.substack.com/p/the-waiting-universe Read NASA’s report on the potential Martian biosignature https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/na...ure-last-year/

An excerpt from a rare book by the Russian poltergeist researcher Igor Vladimirovich Vinokurov, The Terror: An Illustrated Account of the Poltergeist (Moscow, 1991) It recounts one of the earliest documented poltergeist cases in Moscow. Of particular interest is the dialogue between the monk and the poltergeist. At the Devil's End of Nowhere (u chorta na kulichkakh) or Don’t Tell Children to Go to Hell Indeed, the logic of stories about poltergeist cases and so‑called haunted houses always raises doubts — but only among listeners and readers. For those who have suffered from these phenomena, for their eyewitnesses and witnesses, doubts are usually the last thing on their minds. They are consumed by a far more pressing concern: how to get rid of this affliction, regardless of how impossible and illogical what has happened may seem. Poltergeist phenomena, especially in their most extreme and unusual manifestations, are capable of leaving a deep impression on the mind — sometimes even on the mind of an entire nation, the Russian one, for instance. This is what we learned from the ethnographer and folklorist Ivan Mikhailovich Snegirev (1793–1868), a professor of Roman literature and antiquities at Moscow University. He was among the first to begin collecting materials on Russian ethnography and folklore. He published extensive collections of Russian folk proverbs, parables, and sayings, supplied with scholarly commentary. And in his book Moscow: A Detailed Historical and Archaeol

USGS Earthquakes Notable quake, preliminary info: M 6.6 - 80 km ENE of Tadine, New Caledonia https://ow.ly/heky106FkUn https://x.com/USGS_Quakes/status/2103601007548661916 Above The Norm News 🌊⚠️ Strong Magnitude 6.6 Earthquake Strikes Near New Caledonia ⚠️🌊 Loyalty Islands | 25 September 2026 A strong magnitude 6.6 earthquake has struck beneath the ocean near New Caledonia’s Loyalty Islands, with the epicentre around 68 km east-northeast of Tadine at a depth of 17.1 km. The quake hit at 21:23 UTC in one of the most active seismic zones in the southwest Pacific. Tsunami monitoring and aftershock activity are now being watched closely. #NewCaledonia #Earthquake #LoyaltyIslands #Pacific #Seismic https://x.com/abovenormnews/status/2103605648583786643

Hey guys a cool transmutation audio and video for a good weekend!!!! hope u enjoy !!thank you Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V86NDQ13_i4

Hi everyone, There has been recent discussion around Joe Jordan’s work on abductions, and similar remarks from Tucker Carlson, suggesting that the UFO phenomenon may not fit the ordinary “visitors from another planet” story. https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/joe-jordan...nation-1820939 Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=DfTU5LA_kw8 Here is a passage I came across in the notes of a little-known Russian design engineer and contactee from the late 1990s. She kept detailed records of her contacts and tried to interpret the phenomenon from a technical point of view rather than a religious or mystical one: Quote: Not very long ago, I came across a letter from a woman somewhere in the press. She is absolutely convinced that UFOs exist, but that all of them are manufactured on Earth by ordinary people at secret factories. Where does such a strange conviction come from? Once, when she was just a little girl, she saw a 'saucer' hovering in the forest over a lake and managed to get so close to it that she could examine the hull. The hull was assembled with our earthly hex-head bolts. To her, the thought that super-advanced civilizations could use such a purely earthly anachronism as bolts seems far too incredible. She is absolutely right. Nowhere in Cosmos would it ever cross anyone's mind to assemble the hulls of spacecraft with bolts. What she saw is indeed not a product of super-advanced civilizations. But the funniest thing is that not a single earthly design bureau would ever risk assembl

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It is commonly believed that the history of UFOs begins in 1947, when businessman Kenneth Arnold, flying his private plane past Mount Rainier near Washington, spotted nine gleaming disc-shaped objects moving alongside him at incredible speed. Describing the incident, Kenneth Arnold likened them to saucers skipping across water. Several similar encounters in the late 1940s sparked the boom around so-called unidentified flying objects. However, our observant ancestors had long since taken notice of mysterious celestial objects and even deemed it necessary to leave documentary records of them. The exact date of the first encounter between Russians and aliens is only approximate. A chronicle preserved in the archives of Kazan University tells of a mysterious incident that occurred in the first half of the 17th century, when the Russian tsar was Mikhail, nicknamed "the Meek," the founder of the Romanov dynasty. A serf by the name of Yashka once encountered in the forest "a most strange man in white clothing." The stranger allegedly invited Yashka "to fly up to the sky," and the latter agreed out of curiosity, since he was promised that he would afterward be returned to earth. After that, they soared into the sky in a large gleaming "copper cauldron," where they joined — we would now say "docked" — with "an enormous white house, very clean inside." In this "house," Yashka was taught "various sciences and great sorceries." Then, in the same "cauldron," he was returned to earth, pres