I found ultra-pure quantum crystals in an abandoned mine in the Atacama desert
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Re: I found ultra-pure quantum crystals in an abandoned mine in the Atacama desert
#2One interesting techno-signature a civilization that happened hundreds of millions of years ago would be odd mineral deposits.
It's never the Silurians, but it's fun to pretend we found something interesting.
Re: I found ultra-pure quantum crystals in an abandoned mine in the Atacama desert
#3"In theory, samples with no-interlayer impurities should look something like this in direct measurements"
Can we tell their purity from looking at the photos?
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#5Was there a DeLorean hidden in the mine nearby?
Re: I found ultra-pure quantum crystals in an abandoned mine in the Atacama desert
#6One interesting techno-signature a civilization that happened hundreds of millions of years ago would be odd mineral deposits. It's never the Silurians, but it's fun to pretend we found something interesting.
I was literally thinking ancient civilizations/aliens throughout the whole article.
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#8One interesting techno-signature a civilization that happened hundreds of millions of years ago would be odd mineral deposits. It's never the Silurians, but it's fun to pretend we found something interesting.
It is. I wish the conspiracy theorist 'the pyramids could not have been built by humans' etc etc crowds didn't exist, because I wish there was space to theorise about pre-human, pre-ape intelligent culture just for fun.
Same with UFOs. It seems to have changed in the past few years, but for a long time interest in them was associated with wackiness, and it was not something you could really discuss with a genuine sense of interest without the stain of appearing to believe something you didn't. It's intellectually and socially important to be able to be able to be curious and speculate without the appearance of belief in something.
Re: I found ultra-pure quantum crystals in an abandoned mine in the Atacama desert
#9One interesting techno-signature a civilization that happened hundreds of millions of years ago would be odd mineral deposits. It's never the Silurians, but it's fun to pretend we found something interesting.
It is. I wish the conspiracy theorist 'the pyramids could not have been built by humans' etc etc crowds didn't exist, because I wish there was space to theorise about pre-human, pre-ape intelligent culture just for fun. Same with UFOs. It seems to have changed in the past few years, but for a long time interest in them was associated with wackiness, and it was not something you could really discuss with a genuine sen…
Was the sense of wackiness wrong though? Nearly all UFO claims went away once high quality cameras in smartphones became ubiquitous. It's useful to play around with ideas, yes, but it's also important to acknowledge that some ideas simply are wishful thinking.
Re: I found ultra-pure quantum crystals in an abandoned mine in the Atacama desert
#10One interesting techno-signature a civilization that happened hundreds of millions of years ago would be odd mineral deposits. It's never the Silurians, but it's fun to pretend we found something interesting.
It’s gotta be coins though.
Most famous example was Louis XIV who created medals specifically to preserve French history for future archaeologists.
At that time they realized that they knew almost everything about Romans and Greek through preserved medals.
So the King created a vast medal series (Histoire Métallique) intended to outlast paper, books, and buildings.
These bronze and gold medals were intentionally buried in the foundations of monuments like the Louvre, specifically waiting for future generations to excavate them.
So the key is: durable materials, widely spread.