The talk of tunnels under the pyramids and other places in Egypt has gotten a lot more interesting since the work of Armando Mei and Filippo Biondi. Their SAR scan data has gotten a lot of attention.
What did the ancients say they saw when they went to Giza? Or Hawara? Did they speak of an ancient labyrinth? Let’s take a look. Here’s more from DeDunking.
Longview, Washington. Elongated skulls. Secret societies. Resurrection magic. Artifact looting. Destruction of sacred sites. Hidden technology. Giants.
The list goes on and on. Join me for part 1 fun: A new series where I’ll be looking into the strange happenings near the Columbia River, including Mount Coffin, the Chinook speaking people’s cranial modification, and much more… even rumors of hidden tunnels kept secret for a century. Here’s more from DeDunking.
Last year, a major discovery was made on Crete. Some have even called it the Minotaur’s Labyrinth. Here’s more from Dedunking.
A few days ago, a new-to-us face was discovered at Karahan Tepe, on the end of a T Pillar no less!
The latest Tas Tepeler find in southern Turkey is novel. What can it tell us about our ancient past and the settling of Gobekli Tepe, among other sites? Here’s more from Dedunking.
The 1 million year old ‘human’ skull has gotten a lot of attention. Is Yunxian 2 as groundbreaking as we’ve heard?
Let’s take a look. Here’s more from DeDunking.
UFO’s, or UAP’s, or little green men, whatever you want to call them…
The evidence for their existence and the counterpoints are discussed here. What does the recent announcement of life on Mars and the odd behavior of 3i Atlas mean?
What is compelling, and what is not so much? Were ancient structures built by extraterrestrials? SO much to discuss in my first video covering the topic…Here’s more from DeDunking.
One of the bucket list experiences of my life, speaking on stage with Graham Hancock in Sedona was amazing.
Here’s a few tings I wish I had said and didn’t, or points that I feel need elaborating. Here’s more from Dan Richards on DeDunking.
Anthropological researcher Michael Donnellon discusses his team’s search for the lost continent of Atlantis off the coastline of Spain. He says they have pinpointed an outcropping of submerged buildings in the Atlantic Ocean, close to the city of Cadiz in the southernmost tip of Spain. The alignment and structures of the buildings closely match the ancient descriptions by the Greek philosopher Plato.
Donnellon has been involved in major projects set in Egypt as well as resurrecting treasures from a shipwreck along the North Sea near Great Britain. He explains how modern tools like satellite sonar scans and LIDAR technology have made it easier to pinpoint buried or demolished structures along the Earth’s surface. Scuba diving also comes into play.
Donnellon shares his observations with Dan Richards on his channel DeDunking.
Sabine Hossenfelder is a theoretical physicist who now makes videos on science. Professor Dave Explains is not a scientist, but he talks a lot of crap.
Eric Weinstein has a theory of everything that many find compelling. Dave thinks it’s complete nonsense.
What does a real physicist think, and more importantly, what does this say about the state of science in the modern day? Here’s more from Dedunking.
