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The Terrifying Reason We Still Haven’t Found Aliens “How do we know how many technologically advanced civilizations there are in order for us to be able to detect them?…The universe is huge. There are about 100 billion stars in our galaxy and about 100 billion galaxies in the observable... show more

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“Do you think there’s some underground civilization as advanced or more advanced than human beings?” “I don’t just think. I am sure.” The former President of a Russian Republic just admitted that advanced civilizations live under Earth’s surface. “Fairy tales and legends did not appear for no reason.” Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga even told him that she heard beings speaking underground. Kirsan Ilyumzhinov: “Sometimes she would point down with her finger and say, they are talking there. They are there.” “I asked her, who is there?” “She said, they live there.” “And I know some scientists who study caves and rocks.” “When I was in India, in Tibet, in the Altai, they found traces there, places where someone lived or where someone still lives and comes out from there.” “In some books and studies, it is written that deep down, all the way to the core of the Earth, there are civilizations.” “They live there, maybe in some different form.” “There was a volcano recently, I forgot which one, lava was erupting, and in that magma, they discovered living beings, microbes.” “If these microorganisms exist there, then other forms of life exist as well.” “There is the Kalmyk epic called Jangari. It was passed down from generation to generation. It’s not just centuries, but even millennia old.” “In the Jangar epic, the underworld is described, how creatures live there, how they communicate, how they come to the surface.” “We’re launching cosmic vessels, sending satellites to Mars, to Venus, way, way out into deep space.” “Yet we can’t construct an underwater device that could descend to a depth of 10 or even 11 kilometers.” “How many different beings, different civilizations live there?” “There are many, and they also fight each other there. They set rules, sometimes coming to the surface.” Jesse Michels

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