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What if some giant symmetrical stone objects sat on limestone for eons, reverberating to the earth's natural seismic murmerings, creating a small but persistent charge flow from the ground plane and off to the atmosphere from their peaks while concentrating and reflecting the sound back downward. Experiments show that such currents can entrain water up from below in a process called electro-osmosis, promoting persistent water flow and a more conductive path for electric current. Water flowing through a column of limestone for centuries could dissolve it out like a long towering karst, spiraling in a helix as loosely constrained charge flows do, similar to plasma behavior. Sound familiar? Just a random idea. 8 sides, 8 columns...? Cymatics?

@overclassifiedx @Unexplained2020 ...or maybe they've only seen more than they know.

@Unexplained2020 Why do so many massive craft keep showing up in or near the oceans? The military knows way more than they’re saying.

This is one of the strangest UFO claims to come from Congress, but no public Pentagon UFO files have included it yet. U.S. Congressman Tim Burchett said he was told in a classified briefing about a massive object moving underwater at extreme speed. Not a small drone. Not a submarine. A craft reportedly about the size of a football field. He says a high-ranking Navy admiral told him this craft was moving around 200 mph beneath the ocean. He shared this story in an interview with former congressman Matt Gaetz, who now hosts a show on the conservative TV channel One America News. I listed some of the strangest UFO and USO claims that are connected to water. -Dan Farah has talked about military witnesses describing huge UFOs, some said to be the size of football fields, hovering near sensitive military bases. -Jorge Pabon, a former U.S. Army paratrooper, has claimed there are enormous underwater “ark” ships, some described as being larger than three football stadiums. -The Pascagoula case was different, but it still involved a craft near water and a strange abduction claim that became one of the most famous UFO cases in America. Hickson said he was scanned by a football-shaped mechanical eye inside the craft, only about 6 to 8 inches wide. -According to Daniel Sheehan, alleged leaked Navy documents describe a recovered craft that was only around 30 feet wide outside, but somehow appeared stadium-sized inside. So when Burchett talks about a football-field-sized object moving under the ocean, it fits into a much bigger and stranger pattern: Massive craft. Water. Military secrecy. And technology that does not behave like anything publicly known. Rep. Burchett says that because the universe created by God is so huge, almost anything is possible, including advanced alien technology. But he also says people should not be scared of these beings, because if they really had such powerful technology and wanted to hurt us, they would have destroyed or “barbecued” humans long ago. Why do so many of the deepest UFO stories point back to the ocean? Drop your comment 👇

@LanceFromEarth @Unexplained2020 They'd be killed by the bow shock and wake, but there's none, so no. They're just slipping through somehow. Not "our" physics. Same in air, no sonic booms.

@Unexplained2020 If you were to go at 200 mph underwater in a craft the size of a football field, wouldn't you ram into tons of whales, great white sharks, dolphins and ordinary swarms of fish kinda the usual stuff that lives down there. Wouldn’t there be dead fish everywhere?

@SusanP422 @Unexplained2020 Qbits?

@Unexplained2020 How did we ever measure things before football fields were invented?

@Q_RickyBobby @digijordan /sarc 🙂

@highsurf001 @digijordan Opposite of that, don’t worry highsurf

Boom then Black. The Schumann just got lit up..

@JohnRenfro2016 @PostDisclosure Ok, now I'm confused. 😅

UFO debunkers railing against Disclosure Day is genuinely bizarre. Their contempt for UFOs exceeds the actual subject they claim to debunk; even a movie touching the topic becomes offensive to them.

@WolfBoy118xi @overclassifiedx @TMBSPACESHIPS Because kids will start experimenting with accessible fission and get atoms all over their room. Fusion's still considered a Big Science thing, which is also surprising given developments over the last 30 years or so. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Hahn

@highsurf001 @overclassifiedx @TMBSPACESHIPS They use to teach Trig and Calculus in High School. Today they teach Trannyionamy. 70 years of dumbing the population down is the issue. There are multitudes of Fission Devices in old textbook but massive suppression of Fission information. Why establishment push "Fusion"?

🚨⚪ "NEXT EINSTEIN" CRUSHES TIC TAC UFO HYPE: CLASSIFIED HUMAN TECH OR MASS ILLUSION? 🔥👽 Theoretical physics prodigy Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski, Harvard PhD '19, Perimeter Institute faculty, Celestial Holography leader, airplane-building teen genius dubbed "the next Einstein", dropped bombshell skepticism on Shawn Ryan Show. In the ~2.5-hour episode on quantum gravity, black holes, string theory, and holography, Pasterski pushed back hard on NHI claims for the infamous 2004 Nimitz Tic Tac UAP. She argues it could easily be advanced classified human military tech (or optical illusion/misperception), pointing out sightings cluster near naval bases rather than urban hotspots like NYC. Why assume "aliens break physics" when future (or secret) human engineering might achieve the same? She questions jumping straight to extraterrestrial conclusions vs. evidence based caution, a rare counterpoint amid SRS's usual disclosure heavy guests. The Tic Tac incident involved Navy pilots (Cmdr. David Fravor) reporting a white, oblong object with no wings/rotors, exhibiting impossible speed/maneuvers, descending from 80k+ ft to sea level in seconds, and matching radar/IR data. Pentagon released FLIR video went viral. Pasterski, with her NASA/CERN/Boeing background and deep physics expertise, isn't buying the "non human" narrative outright. In an era of Grusch whistleblowers, congressional hearings, and interdimensional theories, a top mind like Pasterski calling BS on Tic Tac as "ours" (or misperceived) fuels the psyop debate. Is this gatekeeping advanced black projects, or genuine scientific humility against confirmation bias? Her work on gravitational memory, holography, and unifying quantum gravity could ironically explain "impossible" tech if human breakthroughs (or reverse engineered?) are involved. Clusters near military sites scream test programs over ET joyrides. Human tech flex or deeper cover?

@WolfBoy118xi @overclassifiedx @TMBSPACESHIPS Where does the fission come from?

@highsurf001 @overclassifiedx @TMBSPACESHIPS If there is only 1 Hydrogen Ion per Cubic CM, then there is already enough energy of displacement to create a non reversable thermal sink from Macroscale to Submicron/Nano scale using Fission to Fractionalize the Electrons.

@Lukewearechange Pineapples are way too much work and take up too much space to be practical, until you taste one you grow yourself. Mine get coconut notes in them sometimes.

Yes, it’s just a pineapple, but it’s my pineapple that I grew in my backyard of many to come, tasted incredible because I waited until it turned yellow and spent way too much time on the garden, lol

@WolfBoy118xi @overclassifiedx @TMBSPACESHIPS If there is a way to cram an enormous amount of charge in a confined space and manipulate it, maybe this would work. No idea how comm & control goes through a plasma sheath though.

@overclassifiedx The retired Tic Tac Engineer @tmbspaceships explains how it works and explains in easy words the Theory of Operations deep in his post.

@digijordan @ChrisUKSharp Including that nutjob Shermer instantly destroyed any possible credibility not already ruined by Loeb.

@ChrisUKSharp Shermer…LOL…I thought it was bad enough with Avi This will be the FDA of UFO

Announced members of the UAP Science Advisory Council, led by Avi Loeb, include: -Dr. Richard Cloete -Dr. Regina Sarmiento -Prof. Garry Nolan -Dr. Tim Gallaudet -Prof. Matthew Szydagis -Dr. Devesh Nandal -Prof. Peter Skafish -Dr. Michael Shermer -Dr. Jennice Vilhauer -Dr. Omer Eldadi

@TruthFairy131 It's beyond time to sever all ties with the current regime in the UK.

British Police Terrorise & ASSULT a 5 year old White Child. British police officers violently pull a five-year-old boy out of his father's arms & they arrest the father. The boy is terrified & runs, the Police chase him & violently twist his arms behind his back almost dislocating both shoulders. They drag him to the cop car, throw him in & slam the door on his hand. The poor terrified child is hysterical & screaming. This is absolutely disgusting. WTF is going on in the UK? This is a 5 YEAR OLD CHILD 😡 Communist Britain 🇬🇧

@Barras_LATAM Nope.

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@elvenminstrel @randallwcarlson I like that Idea MUCH better as hypothesis for ancient megalithic transport. But the convo seemed to be about using vibration for it so I was addressing that

@highsurf001 @randallwcarlson Multiple humans with leverage - plausible speculation. But at that point, why not walk it like some people have already demonstrated?

He walks through a simple thought experiment that anyone can verify at home: plug in an electric razor, set it on a smooth desktop, turn it on, and watch it move. The vibration alone causes motion across the surface. It's not levitation, but it is movement generated purely through frequency. This leads him toward a hypothesis about ancient megalithic construction that few are willing to seriously consider. If vibration can move objects across a tabletop, could controlled frequencies, applied at scale, have moved massive stones? The question isn't whether vibration causes movement, that's observable fact. The question is how such a principle might have been harnessed, and what frequencies would be required to manipulate objects weighing tons rather than ounces.

@elvenminstrel @randallwcarlson What's the energy source? You tell me. Bunch of those horns from the Ricola commercial? Giant tuning forks in harmony with a bell stone's resonance?

@highsurf001 @randallwcarlson Proportional or not, it still has to come from somewhere. To move a large stone, you need more than long reverberation. You need sufficient amplitude. What's the energy source?

@elvenminstrel @randallwcarlson Q is similar to friction in the sense you could easily push the Baalbek stones over level ground yourself by hand if friction was low enough.

@highsurf001 @randallwcarlson Low Hz from what? As an acoustician and audio tech, I like the idea. But vibrations at that scale take a lot of energy input.

@Holden_Culotta The machine's done an amazing job of propagandizing think-for-me morons chiming in here about a set of subjects the know nothing about, and in which they likely had no prior interest.

Graham Hancock: “Myths and scriptures from all around the world record a gigantic cataclysm.” “The Flood of Noah is one example.” “Plato’s story of Atlantis is another.” “It remembers a global flood that wiped out a former era of existence.” “Leaving only a few survivors.” “This is the memory bank of our species.” “This is the only record we have of a period before 6,000 years ago.” “A very important academic study was published in the 1960s.” “A book called Hamlet’s Mill by Giorgio de Santillana … and Hertha von Dechend.” “They found encoded in those myths numbers and imagery that could only relate to one thing.” “An obscure astronomical phenomenon called the precession of the equinoxes.” “To observe it and to record it … involves very precise astronomical observations maintained over a very long period of time.” “Hundreds of years at least.” “There are ancient maps that show the world as it looked during the Ice Age.” “The [theory] that I find most persuasive is called the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis.” “About 20,000 years ago, a very large comet came in from deep space and went into orbit around the sun.” “A comet of the diameter of 100 kilometers, maybe 200.” “Once comets are caught by the gravitational field of … a sun, they start to break up into multiple parts.” “This is what happened to the Younger Dryas comet.” “It became thousands and thousands of objects, of which we’ve cataloged quite a lot.” “12,860 years ago, approximately, the Earth went into a storm of these fragments.” “They found it in the west coast of North America.” “They found it in Belgium.” “They found it as far east as Syria.” “Most of it is blowing up in the air.” “An airburst from an object that might be 100 meters in diameter is equivalent to a very substantial nuclear blast.” “Their argument is the Earth was hit by a comet storm.” “12,800 years ago … the Earth was coming out of the Ice Age.” “For maybe 2,000 years before that, the Earth had been getting warmer.” “You would normally expect that to continue.” “But then … the Earth suddenly goes back into a massive deep freeze.” “This is the time when all the famous big animals of the Ice Age … are wiped out.” “The woolly mammoths.” “The mastodons.” “The giant sloths.” “Most important of all is a very mysterious sea level rise that occurs then.” “The comet theory explains it perfectly.” “The impact, the heat, the airbursts, that would have been enough to send the ice sheets into meltdown and to cause this pulse of meltwater.” “Then the freeze sets in.” “And then 11,600 years ago, it suddenly warms up.” @Graham__Hancock @StevenBartlett