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Showing posts with label History. Show all posts

Crop Circles

Now when you see an entire chapter devoted to crop circles and have the subject not yet dealt in detail, you might be thinking: "What the hell? Those were the two pensioners who were in England a few years ago allowed a joke." In this case, our mass media have gone fully into the trap. In fact, the crop circle phenomenon is absolutely the most impressive and most tangible supernatural phenomenon that happens instantly.
First, a few facts:
The crop circles are formed regularly for over 20 years, every year
The phenomenon occurs worldwide, but with a clear concentration in southern England
There appear per year on average from 200 to 300 pictograms, in England alone, over 100 / year
The pictograms are becoming more complex and extensive
There are complex pictograms arising demonstrated within 20 minutes
When pictograms are real and the grains are not bent, but bent and continue to grow in the new direction. Often they are intertwined.
Studies have shown that the blades are changed organically at the bent locations
Within real icons are measurably increased radiation, cell phones and cameras do not work
There are quite a large number of crop circle counterfeiters, but the circuits are fairly quickly identifiable.
It is impossible to mechanically produce a genuine crop circle icon with all the above features. Other methods are not the "official" Earth technology feasible.
Although according to official sources, the phenomenon is caused by "pranksters", the military is interested remarkably often for new pictograms.

First newspaper

The first newspaper in the world published on 1 July 1650 in Leipzig.
Two years after the end of the 30-year war, transformed by the Leipzig printer and bookseller Timothy Ritzsch. It’s been till 1643, then four times appearing in the week »Weekly newspaper," into a daily newspaper”.
The "Incoming newspapers" appeared from 1650 six times a week. Each issue consisted of four pages in the format of about 13.5 x 17 centimeters.
Circulation was about 200 copies. Set of the "incoming newspapers" were printed in metal type, they were on a wooden printing press by hand.

Olmec stone heads

About three thousand years ago on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico occurred Indian culture, known as the Olmec. This code name was given on behalf of the Olmecs - a small group of Native American tribes who lived in the area much later, in the XI-XIV centuries. The name "Olmec" means "rubber people" - Aztec origin.