@DirtyLaundry888 @archeohistories@histories_arch I don't think they were that technology advanced on their own. To my understanding, when they wanted to come here, they consulted the sages, who designed and provided the ship. We must determine exactly what was considered a sage.
@JeanWardMars That's nothing. I have a photo of a crashed ship with his identification s.o.s with a headshot, and the settlement he appeared to build around the ship. This is from Mars too. I have gigs of photos from all over the solar system of ets, humanoids of many species and artifact.
@BrianCoryDobbs@KosmicTom@JeanWardMars I have photos of everything from ETs striking poses to full on crashed ships and illuminated cities on my tik. I also have photos of evidence of sentient life from Venus to Jupiter's moons and beyond.
@BrianCoryDobbs That is a figurine holding up a banner of some sort. I have many photos of types of displays on my tik. Some are actually statues from a small group of miniature humanoids reside in little dwellings on the surface.
@karr_pe@CLEMetroSchools I used to work inside the district in the 2000s. Admins would arrive in furs and gators. Why is the district so top heavy? 80% or more of these positions I guarantee are related to a black fraternity or sorority. Nepotism is your answer. One hand washes the other to wealth.
NASA's Curiosity rover captured one of its latest images on September 5, 2025, showcasing the dramatic transition from smooth ridge bedrock to nodular formations on the edge of a shallow hollow in Gale Crater.
This Left Navigation Camera photo highlights the intricate boxwork terrain on Mount Sharp, where erosion and ancient cementation have sculpted Mars' surface into ridge-and-hollow patterns.
The rover's masthead shadow is visible in the frame, adding a sense of scale to the rusty-red rocks and dusty expanse under the Martian sky.
Scientists are using this image to evaluate potential drill sites, comparing the chemical compositions of the smoother ridges and bumpy hollow edges to unravel the planet's geological history.
As Curiosity continues its ascent through this alien landscape on Sol 4650, the photo underscores the rover's enduring quest to probe for signs of ancient habitability on the Red Planet.
@brianlionyt That's messed up, I watched you every day with coffee. The narration style is superb and reflective and prepares me for my own move.
make another channel for back up, these people are crazy.
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