Cosmic Glue

  ⚡Tesla’s Lost Tech, Freak Storms, and the Earthquake Threat Looming Over California 🌩️🌍 by Me Stuff Is the story about Peter Thiel funding cloud seeding just a smokescreen hiding something deeper? Read on Substack ⚙️ The Secret History of Tesla’s “Earthquake Machine” 🔧🌐 Over 120 years ago, Nikola Tesla designed what became known as the mechanical oscillator — a small device capable of producing vibrations at precise frequencies that, when matched to an object’s natural resonance, could cause it to shake violently, even crumble. Tesla reportedly nearly brought down his New York City lab when his oscillator caused the building to vibrate uncontrollably. The story goes that authorities rushed in, thinking an earthquake was underway, and Tesla smashed his own invention to stop the chaos. 🏢⚡🔨 What happened to that oscillator? Officially, it disappeared into history. But whispers say the U.S. government seized Tesla’s research, recognizing its potential as a weapon. ?...

 

   Their command of ENGLISH is great! WANT TO SEE MORE CRYPTS, CATACOMBS? (No respect for the dead apparently...) https://www.treehugger.com/crypts-catacombs-you-can-visit-4868954 

Still liveable? YES! (and we'll find more caves.) afrinik.com /catacombs-of-the-czech-republic-mystique-and-reality/ Catacombs of the Czech Republic – mystique and reality 3/12/2024 Catacombs of a small town Jihlava, located in the southeast of the Czech Republic, is a place shrouded in many mysteries and secrets, which modern science is not yet able to unravel. The three-level dungeons, a total length of which reaches 25 kilometers, run under the entire historic center of the city.   According to researchers, the construction of Jihlava catacombs began in the Middle Ages, in the late 13th – early 16th centuries. Until now, there is still some debate about why those mysterious dungeons were built. Perhaps they were the remnants of the miners who mined silver ore, or a kind of shelter system, where city dwellers hid during wars and fires.  Either way, b...

By Tasos Kokkinidis    M arch 17, 2025 Zominthos is the only mountaintop Minoan settlement ever to have been excavated and is still yielding groundbreaking information. Credit: Archaeological Institute of America The ancient Minoan palace of Zominthos on Crete, located about 1,200 meters (nearly 4,000 feet) above sea level, shows that Minoans were not just seafarers but highlanders too. Discovered in 1984 and nestled in a plateau on Mt. Psiloritis (or Mt. Ida), Crete’s highest mountain, it lies on the ancient route between the palace at Knossos , the Minoans’ primary administrative center, and the sacred Ideon Cave, where many believe the legendary god Zeus was born and raised. Zominthos is the only mountaintop Minoan settlement ever to have been excavated and is still yielding groundbreaking information. A gold sheet showing an embossed likeness of a ship was one of the treasures unearthed at Crete’s Palace of Zominthos in 2021. Credit:...

 We know what "they: are doing and it seems no one can stop them... Atlantic ocean currents are weakening - and it could make the climate in some regions unrecognizable   Live Science - April 25, 2025 A mysterious patch of water in the North Atlantic has baffled scientists for decades. Located to the southeast of Greenland, this blob of seawater was colder between 1901 and 2021 than during the late 1800s, even as the seas around it became ever warmer. Some scientists linked this "warming hole" to an inflow of frigid Arctic meltwater; others blamed pollution from shipping, which can bounce the sun's rays back into space. But a growing body of evidence suggests the hole has a more sinister origin - one whose impacts, if unleashed, would reach much farther than a small region of the North Atlantic. The warming hole might be a sign that Atlantic Ocean currents are slowing down. This network of currents regulates Earth's climate, moving heat from the tr...

Leaders warn race for minerals could turn seabed into 'wild west' by Nick PERRY, Fanny CARRIER, Francesco FONTEMAGGI, Antoine AGASSE edited by Andrew Zinin   Editors' notes:   Nations are urged to make the UN Ocean Conference a turning point for sea conservation. World leaders on Monday called for strict rules to govern deep-sea mining and warned against racing to exploit the ocean floor in a thinly veiled rebuke of US President Donald Trump. Growing anxiety over Trump's unilateral push to fast-track deep-sea mining in international waters shot to the surface at the opening of the UN Ocean Conference in southern France. "I think it's madness to launch predatory economic action that will disrupt the deep seabed, disrupt biodiversity, destroy it and release ...

 THIS IS NEWS! 'Pulsing, like a heartbeat': Rhythmic mantle plume rising beneath Ethiopia is creating a new ocean News By Skyler Ware Scientists have detected rhythmic pulses of molten rock rising beneath eastern Africa, threatening to pull the continent apart.  A pulsing mantle plume beneath Ethiopia is gradually forming a new ocean. (Image credit: Dr Derek Keir, University of Southampton/ University of Florence) Rhythmic pulses of molten rock are rising beneath eastern Africa, according to a new study. The pulsing plume of hot mantle beneath Ethiopia, driven by plate tectonics , is slowly pulling the region apart and forming a new ocean near the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea, researchers reported June 25 in the journal Nature Geoscience . "We have found that the evolution of deep mantle upwellings is intimately tied to the motion of the plates above," Derek Keir , an Earth scientist at the University of Southampton and the University of Flore...

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1859647/episodes/16897482  Supernatural Serpents: Flying, Milking and Shape-Changing Snakes Chris and Simon lift the stone on a nest of ancient terrors, with bosom serpents, snakes on tombs and in graves, helpful household ophidians, and the medicinal horrors of Asclepius’s temple. (‘It did what to you?!’) Simon tells of his own blood-chilling encounter with a poisonous hisser, while fake snake women, flying serpents, and the perils of vino alla vipera slither revoltingly into the podcast. The duo bicker over cryptozoological creatures’ credibility and ask whether a snake can suckle on a breast or udder: the lap vs suck debate. Also fairies and snakes? Prepare to be amazed amid the Sicilian rosemary. The episode is here . CHRIS  It's the Chinese year of the snake, so I thought we should do something about snake folklore in Forteana, that sort of thing.  Have you ever had any experiences with snakes?  I don't know what kind of s...

  WOW!  Ice age shelter high up in the blue mountains reveals Aboriginal heritage from 20,000 years ago by Erin Wilkins, Amy Mosig Way, Leanne Watson, Wayne Brennan, The Conversation Dargan Shelter—location, elevation and plan of excavation. Credit: Nature Human Behaviour (2025). DOI: 10.1038/s41562-025-02180-y Travel back 20,000 years into the last Ice Age, to a time when the upper reaches of the Blue Mountains were treeless and the ridgelines and mountain peaks laden in snow and ice. At an elevation of 1,073 meters, you will find Dargan Shelter, an ancient rock shelter resembling a large amphitheater. Looking around, you could easily assume this cold and barren high country was too difficult for people to spend time in. But our new research , published in Nature Human Behaviour , indicates Dargan Shelter was occupied as early as the last Ice Age and repeatedly visited during this cold period. Our excavation results provide the earliest known evidence of high-al...