The Antikythera Mechanism
The Antikythera Mechanism has been called the world’s first analog computer—but who built it, and how was such astonishing technology created more than 2,000 years ago?
The Antikythera Mechanism has been called the world’s first analog computer—but who built it, and how was such astonishing technology created more than 2,000 years ago?
Officially we know exactly what the world is and looks like but is there more detail are there more mysteries that we still haven’t answered?
Who John Wesley Powell really was and why he’s one of the key architects behind the modern historical narrative?
The greatest trick the devil ever played on mankind is renaming the nations and countries of biblical times so that no one would know ho they were and where they belonged.
Ancient cultures repeatedly described a forgotten age when powerful nonhuman beings interacted with mankind and produced extraordinary offspring.
Guy Anderson discusses who the Tartarian people actually were, how they lived and why their empire was deliberately destroyed, then removed from the historical narrative.
When it comes to cosmology, the Bible is quite clear in its explanation of the shape of the Earth.
Jordan Maxwell explores a startling idea: the brain runs the body but does not author your thoughts.
So much of the architecture in North America is designated as a ‘revival’ style.
In the heliocentric model, a pole shift or a solar nova could be caused by a large planetary object passing by the Earth close enough to trigger a destructive effect.
The Zodiac wheel divides the Sun’s ecliptic path into 12 × 30‑degree sectors named for their constellations.
There is many ways to purge your body of parasites, but what about the parasites of the mind?
Project Nanook revealed that the magnetic pole was moving about 10 miles per year and is accelerating exponentially.
Chad and Michelle Gibson discuss how human beings are biological energy systems, and how the architecture of modern civilization captures, directs, and extracts that energy with extraordinary precision.