The most compelling evidence points to the Sphinx being... eroded primarily by rainfall, not desert wind. That kind of deep vertical weathering requires a far wetter climate than the one Egypt has had for the last 5,000 years. The last period with sustained heavy rainfall in Giza ended around 7,000–10,000 BCE, and possibly even earlier, which suggests the core body of the Sphinx predates the dynastic Egyptians by several millennia. Later civilizations repaired and re-carved it, but the original erosion likely comes from a much older, wetter era.show more

You want to hear something that will break your... worldview? There is a valley of whales in Egypt, in the Sahara Desert, called Wadi Al-Hitan. These whale fossils are not buried deeply underground at all, they sit right on the surface together with other dead marine animals. The mainstream has convinced you that the Sahara was covered by a shallow ocean millions of years ago, and that because the Sahara is all sand today, the wind supposedly blew the sand away and uncovered the whales and the marine life. But there is one problem… the Sahara was not a desert 6,000 years ago, and the soil was not sand. So how can the wind blow sand away for millions of years to reveal fossils, when the Sahara has been sand for only the last 6,000 years? Why were the Sphinx and the pyramids buried in sand, instead of sitting on top of the Sahara if the wind was supposedly uncovering 20-million-year-old fossils? They are lying to you. The sea and the ocean spilled over the Sahara 6,000 years ago during the Solovki Geomagnetic Excursion, and the water erosion on the Sphinx and the pyramids was caused by salt water. All the marine fossils and shells in the Sahara are from 6,000 years ago. You can’t have a buried Sphinx in sand but uncovered marine fossils that are supposedly millions of years old.show more

The Narmer Tablet, more commonly known as the Narmer... Palette, is one of the most important archaeological artifacts from ancient Egypt. It dates to around 3100 BCE and is considered a key piece of evidence for the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt under King Narmer, who is often identified with the legendary Menes. It is among the earliest historical documents in the world, marking the beginning of dynastic Egypt.show more

A lot of people are not aware of the... fact that the Sahara was not a desert 6,000 years ago and only became a desert during the 5.9-kiloyear event and the Solovki geomagnetic excursion. That alone should be enough to make you question the mainstream narrative about the age of the pyramids. There is not a single text explaining how the Great Pyramid of Giza was built, and the Sphinx was first mentioned around 1400 BC, when a king had a prophetic dream telling him to remove the sand that had buried it. There have been five major civilizational resets in the last 6,000 years.show more

The Sphinx (Horemakhet) is a large monument in Egypt,... which used to be Kemet, with PRONOUNCED TROPICAL AFRICAN FEATURES carved in solid rock for the ages–obviously made in the image of the people indigenous to the land. There is no way to spin that. But disgraceful lying Arabs will say the racial origin of Horemakhet is unknown, and the intentional damage to the face is due to erosion. Horemakhet is not some small statue a fraudulent Egyptologist can take in their secretive back room to alter. People don't erect iconic monuments not of their own image only to destroy the nose and lips. Since it was not the Kemites who maliciously destroyed much of their own antiquities, it must have been some other people who bear no resemblance to the sphinx. #Sphinx #Horemakhet #Kemet #AfricanHistory #Egyptshow more

🌊 Unearthed from the Deep: The Lost Sphinx of... Heracleion Lying silently on the seabed for centuries, this Sphinx once stood in the ancient city of Heracleion—a place long believed to be only legend. Carved around the 2nd century BC, it vanished beneath the Mediterranean as the city slowly sank, taking its secrets with it. Rediscovered in 1999, the statue now rests in the Maritime Museum of Alexandria, offering a haunting glimpse into Egypt’s forgotten coastal world and the mysteries swallowed by the sea.show more

7. Great Sphinx of Giza Believed to have been... constructed during the reign of Pharaoh Khafre (c. 2558–2532 BC), the Sphinx is the oldest known monumental sculpture in Egypt.show more

According to the Emerald Tablets of Thoth the Atlantean,... Thoth says he buried his "spaceship" and created a monument as a marker in the form of a “lion yet like unto man” (the Sphinx). The ancient Egyptians traveled the stars in spirit, or after achieving the immortal Akh, so that “spaceship” might be a literal vehicle or an enormous underground complex, a chamber of ancient knowledge, advanced wisdom, and resurrection 'technology' used by the ancient ascending Masters. Even if the Tablets are a modern counterfeit made in the 1930s, as skeptics claim, how did the author know about the chambers beneath the Sphinx, which were discovered forty years later?show more

Have you read the Emerald Tablets of Thoth the... Atlantean? The mainstream narrative claims they are a modern fabrication by Maurice Doreal written in the 1930s, but how did he know that there are chambers beneath the paw of the Sphinx in the 1930s? From 1977 to the 1990s, geophysical surveys showed a large rectangular chamber beneath the paws at a depth of about 7–12 meters, a tunnel running along the body, a vertical shaft near the rump, and subsurface voids along the flanks. The mainstream said these tunnels and chambers were ‘natural caves’ and still doesn’t allow further exploration. Zahi Hawass publicly denied “mystical chambers,” but confirmed that there is a shaft and a tunnel under the Sphinx, there are hollow spaces beneath the body, and there is a sealed doorway near the rump that has never been opened. Read the Emerald Tablets of Thoth the Atlantean; what lies beneath the Sphinx appears to be crucial for understanding the history of humanity!show more

As anticipated, a mesoscale #vortex developed along the East–West... monsoon #ShearZone near the #Palghar–#Manor region, significantly enhancing the local monsoon dynamics. 🌧️ The strengthening of this vortex resulted in a sharp pressure fall over the #Mumbai region, with mean sea-level pressure dropping to around 997 hPa. Simultaneously, strong convective winds accompanied the system, with wind gusts of up to 80 km/h reported at #CSMIA, according to #METAR observations around **10:30 AM. From a #rainfall perspective, precipitation associated with such vortices is always challenging to forecast because the heaviest rainfall often becomes highly localized and depends on the exact position and movement of the circulation. Nevertheless, as indicated in the earlier outlook, there was potential for 300 mm-plus rainfall where the vortex became anchored, and that scenario has now materialized. The most intense rainfall overnight was concentrated over the southern quadrant of Mumbai, parts of North #Raigad district, particularly #Panvel, #Khalapur, #Matheran, #Karjat, and the adjoining #Sahyadri Ghat sections, including #Khandala to #Tamhini, where extremely heavy rainfall was recorded. Following the passage of the most intense phase, rainfall has reduced to intermittent drizzle across many areas, accompanied by breezy conditions as the vortex gradually weakens. Looking ahead, #atmospheric conditions remain favourable for heavy rainfall until 7 July, with Raigad district and Mumbai currently appearing best placed for further significant rainfall. Thereafter, rainfall prospects over #Thane and Palghar districts will depend largely on the future movement and positioning of the monsoon shear zone. If the primary vortex-induced event has already peaked, these regions are likely to continue receiving generally heavy rainfall upto 250 mm may be if any, although the probability of another widespread 300 mm-plus event may reduce unless a fresh mesoscale circulation develops. #WeatherAnalysis #WeatherUpdate #KonkanWeather #Maharashtra #July #SWM2026 #Monsoon2026 #MumbaiRainsshow more

Check out this awesome article on the effects of... wind on baseballs hit into the air! And hey Tommy Pham ... you're on the top of the list for the most-helped by wind homer in the last two years! (a 56 foot assist but not a cheap one!) (and there's a Jon Stewart cameo)show more

How on Earth can they claim that whale skeletons... in the Sahara Desert remained exposed on the surface for 30 million years, while the pyramids and the Sphinx, which according to them are only 4,500 years old, became buried in sand? The Sahara was not even a desert 6,000 years ago. Something doesn’t add up.show more

The spaceship buried beneath the Sphinx and the Pyramids,... mentioned in the Emerald Tablets of Thoth the Atlantean, is the key to passing the Halls of Amenti. The ancient Egyptians traveled the stars to achieve immortality and the Akh body, which is essentially a star or a body made of plasma. It is connected to the Merkabah chariot that carries the soul to God, or a space ship, just as the ancient Egyptians depicted the journey through the Underworld as a ship sailing on the waters of the stars and the Milky Way. Beneath lies the knowledge of ascension. Or…show more

Baotou and Bayannur in Inner Mongolia, close to the... China-Mongolia border, were hit by extreme rainstorms, with 195 mm of rainfall in 24 hours, equivalent to the local annual rainfall in one and a half years!show more

“The rain has broken the door. The car is... also going.” — The moment a woman alerted occupants of a house that their car was being swept away by floodwaters following the heavy rainfall in the Greater Accra Region.show more

Dry but cloudy for many with brighter spells in... the east ⛅ Turning much wetter from the west through the afternoon Heavy downpours for parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland 🌦️show more

🚨Is There A Second Sphinx on the Giza Plateau?!... Many believe this to be a second Great Sphinx on the Giza Plateau, heavily eroded we see locked gates lining its sides, preventing anyone from entering. Why so many locked entrances if it's nothing?show more

How the Egyptians made the Sphinx, probably.

Six thousand years ago the Sahara was a green... oasis, but with the 5.9 kiloyear event and the Solovki geomagnetic excursion everything changed. The smooth white Tura limestone casing stones were not removed by people but were damaged and dissolved by the salt water, and the Sphinx was under water with its entire body. This event is cyclical, and it is connected to Noah’s flood, the Sumerian flood of Utnapishtim, the Hindu flood of Manu, the Greek flood of Deucalion, and others.show more

🚨⚡️When the camel is deprived of water for a... long period in the desert heat and is on the verge of collapse, it tries, as a last resort, to cool itself by expelling its stomach from its mouth.show more