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What did they find at Grand Canyon?

I see all kinds of videos on youtube about Egyptian cities and stuff with Graham Hancock and Micio Kaku...

What did they -supposedly- find?
 
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New Discovery At The Grand Canyon That Scares Scientists

The Grand Canyon is a wonder. When you think "national park," that's the first place that comes to mind. While this site might be one of the most Instagrammed places on Earth, we can't forget that it's also one of the most mysterious places. The Grand Canyon has long been a site of spiritu
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What Scientists Just Discovered At The Grand Canyon Terrifies The Whole World

The Grand Canyon is one of the world's most famous natural wonders, attracting millions of tourists every year. But what if we tell you that a man had just made a discovery there that would terrify the whole world? This isn't some conspiracy theory or tall tale, but a bone-chilling truth that will m
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Graham Hancock is fond of attributing cataclysms to solar flares and plasma waves, supposedly splitting stones in the ancient world. I recently encounters a commenter on YouTube claiming the Grand Canyon was made by a solar flare.

Riiiiiiight.
 
unloadonme said:
www.thearchaeologist.org

New Discovery At The Grand Canyon That Scares Scientists

The Grand Canyon is a wonder. When you think "national park," that's the first place that comes to mind. While this site might be one of the most Instagrammed places on Earth, we can't forget that it's also one of the most mysterious places. The Grand Canyon has long been a site of spiritu
www.thearchaeologist.org www.thearchaeologist.org

www.thearchaeologist.org

What Scientists Just Discovered At The Grand Canyon Terrifies The Whole World

The Grand Canyon is one of the world's most famous natural wonders, attracting millions of tourists every year. But what if we tell you that a man had just made a discovery there that would terrify the whole world? This isn't some conspiracy theory or tall tale, but a bone-chilling truth that will m
www.thearchaeologist.org www.thearchaeologist.org
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The site is a horrible clickbait Mecca. In the About page, the site fails to identify anyone who is the owner or creator of the content. It's just an endless amalgam of assorted hint and allusions and speculations, with Egyptian hieroglyphics sprinkled about randomly with no connection.

I sat through the entire video about the canyon and sure enough, not a single damned thing was shocking and certainly not anything that could be construest as "scaring" scientists.

Numerous other videos claimed other shocking discoveries, and used pictures of figures that neve appear in the videos. Pure click bait.
 
Graham Hancock is a peddler of bulshit woo woo science.
He's like the 'Bad Hair Ancient Aliens Guy' but with a better accent.

His Books are shit...and he is NOT an archaeologist.
 
Harke the Boeotarch said:
He has never claimed to be.

Since he began, more and more very prehistoric ruins have been discovered. I'm sure he is on to something.
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The fallacy is that there is some huge something hidden.

No. It's archaeology. The discipline is in a constant state of discovery and expansion. When the Euphrates dries and a new ruin and tunnel maze is discovered, it's not earthshattering. We know that civilizations and cities are buried by aeons of sedimentation.

The earlier views of how recently "civilizations" developed were inherently limited by the relative few archeology sites. There have been multiple discoveries in the Americas and adjacent islands that point to a much older occupation by humans, and possibly a cultural extinction predating the ice age inhabitants. The concept of epochs and restarting indeed seems to apply to human development.

We know that there are ruins offshore that must exist because sea levels rose dramatically in the past few thousand years.

Hancock exaggerates the normal status quo resistance to unproven speculation as some dark, sinister opposition to truth, when the reality is that it's just the tedious pace of institutional change. Academia doesn't leap forward. The scientific method means theories are built slowly, tested, and eventually accepted.

Conjuring massive events, like solar flare strikes, and opining about them being responsible for prehistoric or historic events, is tale-telling. Razzmatazz.

I first encountered his name when researching the Younger Dryas Event. He dabbled in dazzle.

To the degree his drama encourages people to conceive the possible, good. To the extend he fosters and encourages conspiracy theory or non-specific paranoia, not so good.
 
NotHardUp1 said:
Graham Hancock is fond of attributing cataclysms to solar flares and plasma waves, supposedly splitting stones in the ancient world. I recently encounters a commenter on YouTube claiming the Grand Canyon was made by a solar flare.

Riiiiiiight.
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I've never heard of Graham Hancock. But just so you know , it is a well known technique by the ancients to heat up a big boulders and then throw water on them for temperature shock to break up big boulders so they could be moved. You can do it yourself if you want to try it out. No need for ancient aliens or the apocalypse.
 
Dominus said:
it is a well known technique by the ancients to heat up a big boulders and then throw water on them for temperature shock to break up big boulders so they could be moved.
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I'm picturing you doing this as an 11-year-old. ;)
 
BTW;

I've seen that technique applied in pornos with hot candle wax and ice cubes. The guys did indeed get their rocks off.
 
LoveMyPeppermill said:
I'm picturing you doing this as an 11-year-old. ;)
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I'm just saying. Too many people want to jump on the bandwagon of labeling everything as conspiracy theory. It is a fact that the ancients weren't idiots. Breaking up big rocks with thermo shock was a well known technique. Don't need to deny that part of history or label it as ancient alien tech.
 
Oh, I understand. Not to worry.

I still have a picture in my head of 11-year-old Dominus learning about this and trying it out himself, and it works.
 
Dominus said:
I've never heard of Graham Hancock. But just so you know , it is a well known technique by the ancients to heat up a big boulders and then throw water on them for temperature shock to break up big boulders so they could be moved. You can do it yourself if you want to try it out. No need for ancient aliens or the apocalypse.
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He referred to cut stones in ancient buildings, damaged after construction. Woo-woo is an excellent epithet.
 
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