Cosmic Glue

Whatever the CABAL put up in the sky to manage the weather, and perhaps kill people, whatever it is: a satellite, a space ship, a device, a weapon, or whatever, I have a theory it broke.  And it broke BIG! One Theory: THE TONGA ERUPTION in 2022: Highest-Ever Recorded Volcanic Plume: The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai Eruption - this put WATER into the atmosphere and it changed EVERYTHING! READ:  https://scitechdaily.com/highest-ever-recorded-volcanic-plume-the-hunga-tonga-hunga-haapai-eruption/   Their theory:                      50 million tons of water vapor from Tonga's eruption could 👉warm👈  I say COOL Earth for years. [Tonga's eruption, which began on Jan. 13 2022 and peaked two days later, was the most powerful witnessed on Earth in decades . The blast extended for 162 miles (260 kilometers) and sent pillars of ash, steam and gas soaring more than 12 miles (20 km) into the air , according to the National O...

 HEALING is not always in a pill... and these tattoos had a purpose, a healing purpose... Ötzi the Iceman used surprisingly modern technique for his tattoos 5,300 years ago, study suggests News By Tom Metcalfe   LIVE SCIENCE: https://www.livescience.com/archaeology/otzi-the-iceman-used-surprisingly-modern-technique-for-his-tattoos-5300-years-ago-study-suggests   The researchers compared Ötzi's ancient tattoos with modern tattoos made using different techniques on the skin of one of the authors.   This shows co-author Danny Riday tattooing his own leg using an awl made from the bone of a white-tailed deer . Comparisons indicate that this was the technique used for all of Otzi's 61 tattoos. (Image credit: Danny Riday) Ötzi the Iceman's many tattoos were made by "hand-poking" — a manual version of the tattooing technique usually used today — and not by cutting his skin as some researchers have suggested, according to a new study. Ötzi di...

It may be we'll have to dump a bunch of old history books, right?  ‘Star Watcher’ Figurine Found in Gedikkaya Cave Could Rewrite Human History Written by Emma Carola Archaeological excavations carried out between 2019 and 2023 in Gedikkaya Cave, located in Bilecik Province, northwest Türkiye, have uncovered groundbreaking evidence that could reshape the narrative of early human settlement. Among the remarkable discoveries is a marble figurine known as the “ Star Watcher ,” which is believed to date back to the Chalcolithic period (5500–3500 BCE) and may even predate the famous site of Göbekli Tepe. Led by Associate Professor Deniz Sarı from Bilecik Şeyh Edebali University, and under the supervision of the Bilecik Museum, the excavations revealed multiple layers of human activity. Radiocarbon analysis suggests that the earliest human presence in the cave dates to the Epipaleolithic period, around 16,500 years ago — long before many other known settlements. Photo: IHA ...

We have been trained or rather ENTRAINED .... not good. NOW we find out they have been taking ALL of our online searches, info and activity and feeding AI our writing and research for a LONG TIME, what the hell happened here? THEFT? No, it's sorcery.  

By Tasos Kokkinidis  |   July 9, 2025 GREEK REPORTER The archaeological site at Knossos will have to wait for UNESCO approval. Credit: Greek Reporter The UNESCO Expert Council has recommended postponing the inclusion of Crete’s Minoan Palaces on the World Heritage List. The ancient palaces of Greece include those of Knossos, Phaestos, Malia, Zakros, and Kydonia, representing one of Europe’s oldest and most influential civilizations. According to a report on Tornos News , Greece’s nomination file has been “referred back.” This means the country needs to make significant corrections and strengthen critical areas such as management, documentation, and protection before reconsideration. Greece needs to enhance UNESCO application for Minoan Palaces While acknowledging the proposal’s “particular cultural value,” the Council believes the documentation of its Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) requires further enhancement. Specifically, as the Greek site re...

Yup, I am still writing and working on THE COSMOS AND THE  SNAKES, and I mention how I wondered as a kid about the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and this slide 👇was one of my favorites using my VIEWMASTER!  The Hanging Gardens of Babylon... now we find out it was not in Babylon? WTH? AI generated? So ask yourself - what else did they write wrong?

  ⚡Tesla’s Lost Tech, Freak Storms, and the Earthquake Threat Looming Over California 🌩️🌍 by Me Stuff Is the story about Peter Thiel funding cloud seeding just a smokescreen hiding something deeper? Read on Substack ⚙️ The Secret History of Tesla’s “Earthquake Machine” 🔧🌐 Over 120 years ago, Nikola Tesla designed what became known as the mechanical oscillator — a small device capable of producing vibrations at precise frequencies that, when matched to an object’s natural resonance, could cause it to shake violently, even crumble. Tesla reportedly nearly brought down his New York City lab when his oscillator caused the building to vibrate uncontrollably. The story goes that authorities rushed in, thinking an earthquake was underway, and Tesla smashed his own invention to stop the chaos. 🏢⚡🔨 What happened to that oscillator? Officially, it disappeared into history. But whispers say the U.S. government seized Tesla’s research, recognizing its potential as a weapon. ?...

 

   Their command of ENGLISH is great! WANT TO SEE MORE CRYPTS, CATACOMBS? (No respect for the dead apparently...) https://www.treehugger.com/crypts-catacombs-you-can-visit-4868954 

Still liveable? YES! (and we'll find more caves.) afrinik.com /catacombs-of-the-czech-republic-mystique-and-reality/ Catacombs of the Czech Republic – mystique and reality 3/12/2024 Catacombs of a small town Jihlava, located in the southeast of the Czech Republic, is a place shrouded in many mysteries and secrets, which modern science is not yet able to unravel. The three-level dungeons, a total length of which reaches 25 kilometers, run under the entire historic center of the city.   According to researchers, the construction of Jihlava catacombs began in the Middle Ages, in the late 13th – early 16th centuries. Until now, there is still some debate about why those mysterious dungeons were built. Perhaps they were the remnants of the miners who mined silver ore, or a kind of shelter system, where city dwellers hid during wars and fires.  Either way, b...