Full on Tesseract in action this weekend
Space and time folded.
Yeah that one and the pyramid structures on the moon were the most interesting ones to me. Also the Hessdalen lights are very interesting.
I'll see if I can find some more pics of the Black Knight and put 'em here.
Edit: found a decent video:
Agreed. It bugs me when people assume that ancient people were dumb as rocks. They weren't. They just didn't have as developed technology as we do. But I guarantee you they knew things that our society doesn't.
4. Unknown Rebel
June 5, 1989. One day after the Chinese government's violent crackdown on the Tiananmen protests in Beijing, pics are taken of Chang'an Avenue where a column of tanks is blocked by a man protesting alone in the front of the armored vehicles.
Who was the Tank Man and what happened to him remains a mystery, but the photograph immediately became very famous, and the mystery man became a powerful symbol of non-violent resistance throughout the world.
Your deja vu thread.
^ If you flip this upside down, there is what sort of looks like a creepy figure standing in the middle. (I don't think it actually is, but it looks weird) Reminded me of the ghosts in that movie White Noise.
I can't post it upside down or I would.
This picture has an alternate view.
