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0:07 Privilege for everyone, as it is there. My name is Juan Jesús Vallejos and journalist, writer and director of the Mystery Night program at Caracol Radio A. He sent a greeting from southern Spain, from the city of Granada. In the early nineties of the last century, a group of miners who were looking for gold in the Narada River in Siberia found small objects in the third, with five to three centimeters that were like tungsten spirals, presumably part of a larger gear. The problem is that those tungsten pieces were in a stratum that sent us minimum. Twenty thousand years old. This data and others make us think that in ancient times there was an impossible technology and it is not the only fact. For example, a black sphere was also found in Ukraine that some scientists even claimed was inside antimatter. But if you want to know much more about this, don' t miss the latest mystery night podcast on Caracol Radio technology impossible. In a thousand nine hundred and sixty- six, Chinese archaeologists began to dig up the treasures of the Kingdom of Chu, a

1:37 kingdom almost forgotten in the history of two thousand and five hundred years ago, kings who lived on the banks of the Yancé River and who created their own empire. And he was digging one of those graves where archaeologists suddenly faced the impossible in the astonishment of those who were working there. In the tomb of a nobleman, a bronze sword appeared inside a wooden case. The tomb was in a lot of humidity. There was water at the bottom, with which they thought that sword would be nothing more than something already useless. However, his face of amazement was tremendous when they opened the street, that wooden box and the bronze sword of two thousand and five hundred years old was in such perfect condition that the archaeologists, as they pulled it out, one of them cut off a little finger. The blood fell two thousand and five hundred years later again thanks to the sword of the king of Shu, specifically King Guyan.

2:57 That' s why they put Guyan' s sword on this sword and today it can be seen at the Gobei Museum. What archaeologists don' t understand, engineers, or any metallurgists in the world. It is how a bronze sword of two thousand and five hundred years old is in perfect condition so long after, to this day it should be simply a metallic piece of green color corroded by rust. However, the sword is perfect, and it is that we confuse the ancient with the primitive And to this day, I repeat, today we do not know how Guylan' s sword was made. Chinese metallurgists have no idea. They also argue that they should break the sword in order to try to do a deep metallurgical analysis, which Chinese archaeologists obviously have not allowed. They haven' t let this royal treasure destroy that part of their story. To what I am going with this is that in ancient times there was a whole, there was a whole series of knowledge that were later lost, and not only in the sword of Guyan, the sword of this king of the Kingdom of Chu, but also, for example, other objects

4:31 that make the impossible real under our noses, as, for example, I do not know if you have ever heard of the cup of Licurgo, a glass of Roman glass of greenish appearance. However, that Roman glass is so unique that it is made with Agarranse nanotechnology there, with such fine powders, of different metals that they were able to make a cup that, according to how it gives it the light, changes color, goes from green to red, to garnet, to purple, without us knowing why I imagine a Roman noble taking a good glass of wine before his guests, Presumeting of that cup that could change color according to the liquid that poured it, since it changed the light and also according to the light that gave it. Today I would love to have a good rum with a tail or a gintonic in the Cup of Licurgo. I do not think that in the museums of Rome it will be funny and leave me, but it would be wonderful to see that show of colors at the same time that one charms us by the mysteries and riddles of antiquity. And I repeat, there are a lot of objects that challenge us. Some have been running for hundreds of millions of years. An unusual

6:01 world that comes before our eyes and would make us rewrite history. An unusual world that tells us about knowledge of the past that may have to do with the continent that has disappeared, like Atlantis Lemuria, or why not, even with visitors to the stars. My name is Juan Jesús Vallejo, what you want to follow me on social networks. My you terres arroba Juan Gevallejo, Juan j E Vallejo, on Instagram and Facebook Juan Jesús Vallejo. And this is another mystery night show. And here what we do is mystery journalism.

6:42 We put the facts on the table and you decide what' s behind it and what' s not. You think of the two objects of which I have spoken about the introduction of Guyan' s sword, which cut off one of the archaeologists, which went to take her out of her grave two thousand and five hundred years later, or that Cup of Licurgo, which is unique, because it was never found in Rome, in ancient Rome, something similar. You know that I' m doing author' s trips on the 22nd of September. To the day of October I will be making an author' s trip to Egypt to the lands of the Nile to see millenary temples that continue to speak to us from the past, magical events, places where we can change our life or fabulous places like pyramids on the plateau of Iza.

7:30 All the information about this trip is available on the website. Three trips Juan Jesús Vallejo as I repeat, Three trips Juan Jesús Vallejo com and we start without further delay. Alejandro Bernal, partner friend, how you are Very well, Juan ge a greeting to you also for the exceptional guest of this program, the master Nestor, arming the sate and, of course, a huge hour for all people who consume this content when it is published through the YouTube channel of Caracol Radio. On this occasion, John Ge lost objects in time, objects that challenge our knowledge, which are perhaps testimony to a lost technology, a technology that demonstrates that not everything ancient is archaic and that there are many mysteries and many enigmas still to be discovered in the civilizations of Antiquity.

8:22 And if you like my work, I invite you to subscribe to my YouTube channel. Mandragora Misteriuos, Mandragora mysteries on YouTube. You' d like to have a rumcon tail in the glass of Licurgo. Not you like the truth. How he talks. You' d do, then, Juange the Rikurgo Cup looks like a Roman piece to me. It' s beautiful, it ' s wonderful, I mean, it looks like a piece from an aesthetic point of view, from an incredible archaeological point of view. We are talking about anotechnology in the Roman Empire, that is concertative and that or anything like exactly Juangel something amazing, something impressive and I think it shows us that the Mystery is served with respect to this object. And many others that we' re going to be exploring tonight by the hand of Master Nest arming the saté and you also think about how some Roman craftsman was able to do that.

9:20 And no one replied to this in millennial. If you go to Bohemia and buy the most expensive Crystal in the world and they don' t do something like that to you, it' s something that' s possible. What happened also in Egypt, pieces that could not then be replicated with a knowledge of a technology that can then not be replicated by other dynasties. Something very similar is the diorite carvings of the early Egyptian empire. Well, even before in nagaba culture in the end and the one who knows a lot of opario lately has put a lot of deo video for on their YouTube channel. He is my good friend Néstor Almando Alzate, who has a YouTube channel that is called this the Alzate Command, and logically he is already around for the 200, 000 subscribers. I think the Andip Black already seen on roll royce over there, by Medellin de la Plata, which is winning and what I' m glad about, I' m glad a lot of it goes. So well, all I ask you when Medellin goes invites me to Chicharrón. The rest, no problem our soul. Tate, partner friend, how are you Hello, Juan Hello, legit, yes, I even had to get out of my roles from the airport. I got on the plane. I just got you on my private plane, the airport, and I saw you quick here in my roles to be on time, to be with you two.

10:37 Or I' m very happy with my channel. We' re already a hundred and ninety- six thousand followers. Thank you all very much and obviously I will always, always and always say it here. I have to thank you both, because much of these achievements were born with you. I am an eternal thank you to me. Gratitude is that it is the greatest virtue a human being can have and I am not saying that it has that virtue. I try to achieve that virtue, because if I didn' t have one with so many good friends, I would definitely be lost in the world.

11:18 So thank you very much. And you know that for me it' s a pride, it' s a privilege, it' s an honor to be with a teacher like Juan Jesús Vallejo, with someone so consecrated and who' s a star in a frank ascent, and who' s making a mandragorous channel also delicious. So that' s what this is for me. It' s being in heaven, coming to work with you, it ' s being in heaven. And you' ve also shown something that a lot of people didn' t think, which is that you could make a YouTube channel with topics in well- documented conditions, doing mystery journalism, you put in a lot of historical issues and have the success that you' ve had, that is to make a YouTube channel and that you do well in mystery journalism, which is what everything is evolving towards. Needless to say, the Queen of England is not a reptilian, nor nonsense of that, but telling stories with wisdom, diving in libraries and archives and on the Internet and doing one thing in pleasant conditions and in conditions so I' m glad a lot of your success. Hey, you recently put up a video of something that a case I didn' t know. This story is worth me is a subject that left me quite in shock, which is that there is a footprint of Sandalia. Don' t miss this five hundred million years old in swimming, who have heard well five hundred million years, how is this story

12:50 and where is that footprint? Turns out it' s stepped on. She was found before the Ope Springs in Newtah in nineteen hundred and sixty- eight. It was done by a great investigator at the moment, William William Mainster. That is why he is also called and sometimes misses a little bit, because the official title appears is, Mainster' s footprints, Mainster' s fossil footprints, and it turns out that he geologist, moreover, was digging into a stratum corresponding to the Cambrian period five hundred seventy million years, from five hundred seventy to five hundred million years, and there was found a small slab. A small slab of that would come from I don' t know of a similar thing as if we could say that to a kind of amber, and it turns out that there was a footprint, there was a sandal, a sandal in whose embroidery you could see the stretch marks that are normal in any sandal that you put the bottom on which you step and on the other, obviously, that you could see the shape of the foot. And it turns out that there, after analyzing it well, they came to the conclusion that it had those five hundred. They were between five hundred and seventy

14:24 - five billion years old, however, they said, but as that is possible, to begin with, there is already a fact that necessarily has to be taken into account that if it is a stratum of the Cambrian, obviously that has to come from the Cambrian. I don' t think there' s anyone suddenly planted, so to speak, embedded in that geological layer. A sandal is impossible. But even more surprising is the fact that later Clifford Burdick, a geologist from Tucson in Arizona, who had analyzed Maister' s footprint, found on July 20, nineteen hundred and sixty- eight in the same area. I look at this on a piece of let' s say it, like say, why I don' t find the word at this time ceramic good earth, anyway, if something like terracotta, to put it in a way, earth, very pressed earth. Yes, a barefoot print was found. Listen carefully, a bare foot corresponding to a child with the five toes of the child' s foot marked There was no Sandal, but he found that print there. In that same Cambrian stratum he found that footprint of this child with his five fingers marked and with one thing he remembers that the passage from hominid to homo Sapiens was characterized because the man got off the

15:56 trees, lost his tail the hands that gave the characteristics of opposable finger. Therefore, the foot had to adapt before it was a prehensile foot or a prehensile foot. Therefore, all the fingers were the same and this one already had a little pinky, indicating that it was already a biped. It could not be someone who went around on all fours, but was already a complete biped that of this child, five marked fingers, And it turns out that Dan Beater, another teacher at a school in Salt Lair City, found more fingerprint marks on antelop springs of similar prints. Like the one who says, we' re not talking about a lonely footprint, but we' re talking about a human conglomerate that was moving around. But it has the part that surprises me the most It turns out that under the sole of that sandal there were two crushed trilobites. Let us remember that mammals did not yet exist in the Cambrian, there were no vertebrates, there were no vertebrates in the Cambrian, there were no mammals. And the king of that time were the trilobites, who are some arthropods, understanding that artposis because it has a lot of legs, because and that it has a shape that could be like a beetle

17:29 of a cockroach, others that would look like in the form of a semi spiral or snail and it turns out that they are crushed in this footprint. But still that is, it is so evident this of the trilobites that, analyzing it later they found because it is sufficiently known that there are more than twenty- two zero species of trilobites that have been found and have been cataloging them, and one of the three lobites was preserved in such magnificent form that they could define that the race or ratia kingi belonged to the species. They were able to determine which species or family of trilobites that trilobite, crushed by that sandal found in a 500 million- year- old Cambrian stratum, belonged to. Now, the trilobite, for it ruled the seas more or less until three hundred twenty million years? Three hundred and twenty million years ago?

18:33 One might say well then that they are not five hundred seventy or five hundred million years old, which reaches three hundred twenty thousand But three hundred twenty million years ago and which is still so mysterious. But what surprises me is a time when mammals did not exist, vertebrates did not exist, there were only invertebrates, and that someone is walking erect, leaving that footprint, that crushes trilobites and finds the footprint of a child with five fingers but perfectly marked. That' s something you tell me about any number of opparts or objects out of your time. But this one' s off the grid. Isn' t this crazy? Is that crazy? I am going to tell you what you also see, with evidence so palpable as that it comes from a stratum duly qualified as a statue of the Cambrian period of five hundred and seventy million years ago and a trilobite that disappeared three hundred and twenty million years ago and that in the five hundred and seventy to five hundred million years he was the king of the creation of the twentieth century. I mean, you can' t on any side disqualify, there' s no way to do it.

19:40 It' s not really crazy. From the point of view. I didn ' t know him, I didn' t know this story. Okay, I saw it on your YouTube channel. I repeat, in this command rise up and logical and to me it seems crazy. I think it' s crazy in the sense of saying what I think and now that they tell me I' m crazy. It' s a hypothesis. I may be wrong. What I think of human beings we don' t make of this world from time to time they' ve left us here and then again they brought us in and left us and I don' t know what' s going on here and then we' ll take the hominids. Well, the sapien took out the rest of the dominids. The sapien took the nisovanos, I ' m out of it. The flower man was loaded into ardental. Of course, it' s very proven, but I can' t think of anything else to try to explain this, it' s really crazy. I remember the proof is there. But remember also that the marriage of George Lacky his wife, because a thousand nine hundred and seventy- four found in the throat of olduby George in Kenya, the skull of what was perfectly a small woman for all else, which they called the beautiful Lucy and that, according to that, it would be the first to say exemplary that it would have passed from hominid to human due to its characteristics of the skull, its bones and so on, and next to them there were some remains of bonfires, which would indicate that it was already a homoabilis that could make bonfires. Therefore, I would have tools to do things or to solve problems. But four

21:12 million years ago, and it' s crazy to think that four million years ago there was someone who could be classified as human and you remember being there. They found another settlement of homs robustus that were those of a very, very, very large complexion, but they still did not have the brain to solve problems with tools. If that was four million years ago, how can you explain to me that they found something more than five hundred million years ago, Alejitos, what you' re going to say is that here, Nestor Juan Gey, listeners is where our dear friends of those and Encinazis appear to whom Juan Gey and this served now we greatly appreciate, because it turns out that in the 1970s Brian Regal, a geologist who tried to give him a scientific explanation, this footprint of Meister that you explained to us brilliantly. Master, and what Regal said is that, in reality whatever I am, it was a strange geological phenomenon called a baffling that produced exactly the same figure of a human centrality. I reiterate that' s the official explanation. So at that time Melvin Cook, who was probably one of the researchers, what a boost this discovery gave him. Gentlemen, it turns out Akuk was crucified.

22:41 At the time the scientific community said that their conclusions and evidence were not absolutely proven. That is, Hici was a substrate of 500 million years ago, but it was not a sandal, because it was simply a figure produced by the shock. So that' s the official version. John of the child ' s foot, who say he was made by a worm, also made the movement of the child' s foot the whim of nature. Yeah, of course it' s a real, aesthetic crazy thing in the sense that, to see what Nestor was saying. Four million years ago appeared the genus homo, the genre master, with the famous traces of light and such and all this, that that is in the afar desert in Ethiopia. But we are talking about five hundred million years when there was no Dinosaur, that is, long before if you want to are vertebrated, nothing, nothing, there was absolutely nothing. And it must also be said that there is another place that is super controversial that Alejandro Bernal also once spoke of this, which are the famous footprint of the Palupsis River in the United States, where, in the same geological stratum, it appears in traces of dinosaur and human beings sixty million years ago. But what is it and this forgiveness Juan, But the Forgiveness that interrupts you, because I want to add it to what she says she said and what you said You that we found it in Ica' s

24:17 cryptotheque remembers a human being hanged on a dinosaur as if he had domesticated it, as if it were riding him up. Then I would understand that Paluxi is logical. I was sneezing him. Then somehow look. You want to see a dinosaur in a stone, in an ica stone. Give me three seconds. You can keep talking. Do not worry wonderfully to observe these evidences, as, for example, the stone that John Ge is going to show us at this moment. What I' m showing, I' m going to describe. Two minutes to go. Okay, I' ll describe it. This was given to me by a daughter of Dr Cabrera, then we commented well in two minutes. I don' t think I' ll get time. Basically. The stone library of Ica is that in the city of Ica, in Peru, there was a year that suddenly I saw that I never took and the ramble came out of the river and some gentlemen collected stones with engravings and gave them to Doctor Cabrera and in those stones this repeat was in the museum. She gave them the daughter. What day to write is what this stone is like. And I' m going to do it right after the publicity, because we' re already coming to the end of this block you think men really lived with dinosaurs, because there are different tests that would indicate that they did. In this program we' re doing it from

25:51 home and I' m doing it here in my house. I have three stones of ica to be exact, three, not four, and I have one that is the biggest and what appears is the following. A dinosaur appears that' s like pulling from the mouth, like a kind of net, like they' re going to catch fish or something in a lake. And this dinosaur also has like some kind of rig. Here' s some kind of rig you could get men on. And if I turn them around, basically what you see is the tail of the dinosaur, as if the dinosaurs had worked with human beings. There is good controversy about the stones of ica.

26:38 Three of you, I' m going to propose you a program on the Tica Stones. Yeah, we can one day do a program on the icaa stones and talk to someone else who' s been to Ica. I ' ve been to Ica twice, I' ve been to the Museum of Ica twice, and there because I' m surprised by heart transplants there. I' m surprised. They appear, surgical operations appear that today we would feel impossible. Ores appear if it appears in a stone, for example, also as a kind of astronomical observatory. That figure or someone with a telescope appears. Yeah, these dinosaur figures appear like this one I have. Then there are also other stones that are more normal. Where it appears, for example, as a gentleman who is with a flame and so I also have another stone, another stone in that sense with a corn cob. But, for example, there are others that are so crazy, but so crazy is like this one that has taught you or another that I have that is crazy.

27:45 I think it' s even crazier, because it' s a reptile with a human head. And besides, that reptile with a human head has a kind of helmet. Given this decades I went from each before the famous reptilians and pods were talked about And so it is true that there are also figures that are also other soupers of the ubiide culture. Seven thousand years ago, in the archaeological settlement of Yarmo in Iraq, a figure appeared where a mixture of man and reptile is seen and one of the reptile females is seen breastfeeding what would be a human child as if they were our creators. These pieces can also be sought from you if you put in culture, an archeological settlement of Yarmo, which is a real madness. And this, for example, from Ika' s lithic library. It' s crazy. But in Ancorbad, in Cambodia, in the largest temple in the world, a figure of a dinosaur also appears. To carve there, but it seems very clear that it is a triceratops. I mean, this is really crazy, but it' s just that the evidence is there and I don' t remember the name, too. Right now it' s some paintings in Peru, man along with dinosaurs and there also a dinosaur in a cave painting on a

29:17 green table in the United States, in the State of Utah, where the hoppies are, among other things, and Utah is a veneer of strange things. That is one of the States where you are looking at this from before. Lope Springs is in Utah, s in Newtah. I think I knew it was, because when you see that state, which is a desert state, you see those called monoliths. I' m not saying monolith because it ' s solid, but those geological structures that emerge and look like small mountains. There' s everything there, everything, if there isn' t very much. And there were the hoppies. In addition, they tell us about the famous men ants and gods who came from space and draw them in the green table paintings, leading us to a fantastic past where the gods lived on earth. But some gods that were very extraterrestrial and it is still curious that in one of those paintings you see a dinosaur, but perfectly. I think he' s done a little review, not so much in Peru as in Mesa Verde. And then the dean corbat, which is the one that leaves the whole world crazy, because there is no other similar representation in the culture gemer similar to say no, because it is that they tried to make an animal of I do not know what is not a dinosaur that looks very clear then. It is as if, all of a sudden, hundreds of millions

30:48 of years ago, different facts had happened that really made us have to rewrite history. And I think this is a fabulous thing. I forgot to give you a tip or give you a tip around Mainster' s fossil tracks. It turns out that the sandal is thirty- two centimeters long by eleven comma twenty- five wide and eye seven five deep in the heel And it was not a single sole, but had heel. Besides, that' s crazy, no, and besides, the heel And besides, it has more depth in the heel, because that' s where first we could make clear weight, of course and they keep saying like this friend we were talking about far away that is a whim of nature, blundering supposedly off. I don' t believe it anymore. I think things really happened in ancient times that we don' t understand. There' s another story we wanted to talk about today, which is I don' t know if you' ve ever heard of the Clersdorp spheres, which is in South Africa. It is the opar the oldest out- of- time object that exists, as we have to go no more or less than it does. This is already going to laugh two thousand eight hundred million years. The spheres that there are, some 200 spheres have been appearing since the 1950s in a diamond mine that is near this

32:21 town, Kelsdol And well, because they created countless polemics And if you put articles, there are some polemics around these tremendous spheres, because the fact is that the fact is that it seems good that they are an alloy of limonite and pyrite and maybe it could be explained, although that has not appeared similar in any excavation of diamonds of the world. It didn' t seem like anything quite similar. But the strangest thing about these spheres is that almost all of them have a horizontal line that runs perfectly through the diameter. In addition, they are polished and some, instead of one line, have two lines.

33:06 That' s what it' s like to be an Ecuador. Yes, like the Ecuador line, yes, some have one and others have two, and then here we get into all the polemics. The polemics are the following, which is that these some of these spheres were put in the Kelstor Museum, in this small South African city, and there was one night a museum watchman says that he saw a sphere spinning alone and died of fear and mounted one that I don' t even tell you about. Again they tried to know that there was no more controversy, they opened one of the spheres, they split it in two and it appeared as a sparkling thing that in a few seconds vaporized and could not take a sample of that. And then, from here on, a thousand geologists' fights that can be an agglomeration of those billions of years, because that' s where the diamonds appear.

34:07 And then it turns out that the limonite and the pyrite became like this in the form of a ball. But it' s not clear to me at all, because there' s no such thing as a study, that is, they' re so controversial that they haven' t started to do deep, deep studies about Gerson' s spheres, and it' s a very crazy thing. There are people who say no, because these are remnants of some ancient civilization or of an extraterrestrial visit that was here on earth and it is not known why, then, they carried that type of artifacts and we do not know, moreover, what functionality, functionality they would have. The fact is that, I repeat, adaptation takes us two thousand eight hundred million years. They' re tiny spheres between two inches and ten centimeters. And for me something like I don' t know if it' s marbles right marble, because the biggest ten centimetres. There' s no more than ten centimeters. I mean, they' re not huge at all. And it ' s as if, maybe, those, those spheres, those balls, were part of a larger mechanism that was lost, that that' s another gear. Indeed, but the question is this I honestly did not know of the existence of this. The question is the spheres are polished enough to say they are a human creation or a superior intelligence, that is, that they have been subjected to a demerished or simple and flatly sliced process. I don

35:42 ' t know, I can' t say. There' s a polish. There are many of them that are not polished. They' re super polished, they have a glow that doesn' t look like it or that they look like it. Some even look like steel, others don' t, others are damaged, but there are many that are but perfectly polished. And the question is two thousand eight hundred million years in the process of forming the planet earth, we would be talking about that it was about the time when all the pieces were adjusting, it was beginning to evaporate all that hot material, clouds were forming to make the oceans. If we talk about two thousand eight hundred million years and that understanding that the earth is four five hundred million years old, yes, it would be in the middle of its evolutionary process, yes that there would already be life on Earth and so on, I don' t know, I' m not a geologist, I' m not an expert to say what kind of life there would or wouldn' t be. But, indeed, we were talking about a time when I don' t think there would even be animals, eukaryotes, but there wouldn ' t be very complex organisms. There might have been, there might have been something else, and there might have been vegetation. And I don' t know because I' m neither a biologist nor a geologist, but yes, two thousand eight hundred million years is a real bestiality. Alejandro Bernal wanted to comment on something, something very interesting. It is added more mystery to these spheres of Clears Dof is that a South African professor, Christo Vice Hoff, this man is part of a prestigious university there is in South Africa, comments the following. Indeed, he dated him and made a study of these

37:15 spheres. He says that, in fact, they are of limonite, but that the place where they were found is very bisimile to other places where limonite has been found in South Africa. According to Becenhof, what happens is that these spheres were found in individual niches, when normally anything made with limonite is agglomerated in a larger amount. So this simple fact from a geological point of view, is already puzzling. Joané no, but I' m sorry to interrupt you, Juan gey Alejo. That leads me to think almost like if you went into a bank and had a box in which you keep your objects and then there' s another box, that is, almost you would have placed each of these sferites, you would have placed them in different compartments.

38:01 That 100% is not indicating that there would be a process, a predetermined process in principle, conceived in that way to put each one in its own space, not as you say agglomerated casts, all there as a lot. It' s just so crazy. That' s also very crazy because they ' re not in a pressure stone conglomerate from two thousand eight hundred million years ago, but it was in individual spreads. They' ve been showing up for decades, that' s a crazy thing to do. Each one in its niche does and then notice that the miners who are looking for it is not what they are looking for, the least they are looking for diamonds, but they just seemed to the same miners who are there all day, people who stick there all their lives, they seemed so strange that they went out and said say this is because this looks artificial, that is, they haven ' t found it geologists. They' ve been diamond miners and the other one' s that watchman. He saw one of them spinning over itself as if it were rotational movements. Yeah, yeah, I was turning around and the guy freaked out, the guy went super crazy. He phoned every God that' s going on here, because he said that that turned that one sphere was spinning alone and then another day opened up and, as I told you, it had some kind of foam in it that vaporized. Juange.

39:21 What Vincent Hop says about this is look, I mean, this doesn' t have a natural order, that is, from the natural point of view, this limonite is not found this way. This is a completely dissimilar finding, as if some planning, an intelligence behind it had placed these spheres in a very interesting individual compartment. What Vice Hof says is that it' s a crazy thing and we' re going to a time when I don' t even know what life I opened up on earth, but come on. I don' t think it had a tremendous, tremendous complexity. So it ' s a rest of an extraterrestrial visit. To me in the only thing I can think of, maybe it can well, yes, they can tell me crazy or whatever, but to me that so it is not human, quiet Juan that we already have the title, that we better have and that we deserve more that we are crazy, yes, but we are more friendly.

40:20 It' s okay. Yes, it is that for one, according to the rationality that is now handled, the pragmatism that we have the madmen who still dream of implausible things, we have to be classified as that, as crazy as not and then one thing looks. I think mystery journalism. When he does shows like this, I think we do something, something very nice. For the following, for the simple and simple fact that today, when human beings do not agree on an issue, they polarize and kill themselves and we here are simply exposing facts. We give our hypothesis, which may be wrong, but that is true. Everything we' ve said can be touched, seen, photographed. It' s in the museum, the glass of Licurgo exists, that doesn' t explain it to anyone. Wyang' s sword exactly the same. I have an uncle of mine who is a scientist. I sent him a video I made on my YouTube channel. Hidden behind the shadows long ago were five objects impossible to explain by science and my uncle actually told me those five. There' s no explanation for God, that' s how you make a bronze that doesn' t rust in two thousand and five hundred years. If it' s a normal, ordinary bronze like the one we know, it' s got to be rusty. There ' s no choice B And besides that I keep the edge of the milk liqueur cup, I mean, that it takes tremendous technology and besides that in history there was not a glass object that didn' t even appear, I mean, or similar to the sandal that you told us, the sandal footprint.

41:53 There are 500 million years, so what do we do if it' s there? Well, we need to talk about this. Okay and then each one, because put your hypotheses and the spheres of limonite and kelsor pyrite equal or the same miners, which are people who are digging all day, as I said they took it out saying this is not a diamond, but it is rare ball, that is to say clearer, clearer, water and we will continue on this walk with Opary some sort of things. For me, the opar that is going to tell Alejandro Bernal herself is the craziest thing, but the craziest thing that exists. What has appeared in the Narada River, Alejandro Bernal, because Juange, to contextualize the listeners, was the beginning of the 1990s. The iron curtain or the steel curtain had fallen, as you say, in Europe and it turns out John sheikh there was a bonanza of people who began to seek gold, obviously to generate profits, and began to reani ur a series of explorations in the east of the Ural Mountains, specifically in the Nara River to Juange, and found no gold, but did find some strange, spiral- shaped objects and with constitution of John metal that something very strange. They, while searching for precious metal, found several pieces of these characteristics. Some of them rejected them, others kept them because it

43:28 seemed strange to them. They even thought that maybe it was some Swiss clock, some mechanism that someone had suddenly left there Juange until these vestiges, these strange metal spirals, fell into the hands of scientific institutions, in this case Finland and Russia Juange and the findings and analyses are surprising to describe to the listeners. Basically it is about repeating spiral metal objects ranging from three to three millimetres. According to the explorers who found them, they found them in depths ranging from three to twelve meters in the Narada River back in the Ural Mountains Juan Ge and this is where the Russian Academy of Sciences enters and really raises one of the greatest enigmas for decades. It turns out juange that they submit these parts to analysis and realize that they are made up of tungsten and other metals such as copper. What experts at the Russian Academy of Sciences say is that tungsten, being a very dense material and a high atomic weight, can only be produced under a function of more than three four hundred and ten degrees Celsius. I mean, it' s something that by nature is practically impossible

44:59 to find. That impon to form a piece of Juan Gel tuxsteno. So the Russian Academy of Sciences issued an official statement. You can Google it. The expert report is called eighteen four hundred and eighty- five of the twenty - ninth of November, one thousand nine hundred and ninety- six. In order for them to realize that the complete data is Juange and I am going to read them textually the conclusion of the Russian scientists thus says the data obtained allow us to think about the possibility of a technology of non- human origin. When analyzing these pieces, they deepened their analysis and also determined that the dating of these objects would go from twenty to eighteen thousand years, depending on the depth in which they were found. Because some of these pieces I repeat found them at distances from three to twelve meters deep. Those who are further down Juange even exceed three hundred thousand years old, these strange objects of the Narada Juange River something that puts history upside down. Not that it' s a super crazy thing. I read that story many years ago and when I saw the photograph, because this really looks like nanotechnology too, in the end it' s very small. The fact that they are made of tungsten,

46:29 that it takes more than three zero degrees to melt that metal, the fact also to say well, in ancient times there was some mechanism, something that used this kind of piece, something that was destroyed and is over there. Nor is there absolutely no way to take this story anywhere that is logical, except as those Russian scientists said, that this could even be remains of visits from other worlds, because it has neither foot nor head. What do you think of me, friend with him. I was thinking here of Tungsten, which, among other things, is a substitute for diamond when looking for a tip to make a drill to penetrate anything, because it is as hard as diamond, anything from Tungsten. And I was thinking about these spirals and I was telling myself they belong to some mechanism of a much more complex apparatus.

47:27 They' re wheels, let' s say loose wheels what they' re about, what they could be for, and much more. I was just thinking that I was trying to see the inside of a pen that I love very much that was given to me. I could find him. I couldn ' t find him the mine they call and then I don' t know. I started to think it would be something like this. That' s it, but it' s much smaller and I was saying this is breathing a pyral like some pens carry, as you say here in Colombia, but much smaller, a spring like this look at it looks good, yeah, yeah, I' m looking at it. So, when you were talking about it, I was thinking a spiral like this. Someone would be selling pens that one ten thousand twenty thousand years ago. That' s right, three hundred thousand years ago, three hundred thousand years ago, I understand how to score three hundred thousand years old. Or it was the rope of a watch. What was it? What was it? I think, like we said about Kersdor' s spheres, that it' s part of a much more complex mechanism and, for whatever reason, that' s all that' s left in my hypothesis. I can' t prove it much less, but it' s apart from a gear and then, above all, we ' re talking about very unique things. Never again, nowhere in the world has something like those Tungsten spirals of the Nanada River appeared. Never anywhere else in the world. Never in any other place in the world has something like

49:00 Gelsor' s spheres appeared. Nowhere in the world has a 500 million- year- old footprint appeared as our friend, our rising leader, narrated to us. Then they are tremendously unique things, and that makes us think that the explanation is not that easy. Who made a spring of these knowing of the hardness of the Tungsten, as I said, subjected to thousands of cerealygrade degrees. That is impossible for them not to tell us now that it is another whim of nature. Lejito Nestor said Angel. It turns out that they subjected these strange spirals of the Nara Joange River, in this case a scientific institution of Hencsky in Finland, to further testing, and found a very strange metal called molybdenum that in fact, it is quite unusual to find it in nature. That is to say, it only has tubstenus, which in itself is strange, but it also has fragments of Mollieden. It is not an authentically crazy thing what, you think are remains of visits of beings from other worlds or an ancient human technology that was lost today taking a walk through the most amazing history, the history of our planet, which does not even know

50:32 how to say whether it is the history of humanity or even remains of visits of beings from other worlds objects that are clearly impossible, but which, however, are there we can touch, we can try, analyze, photograph, and are a challenge for science, for history and for all that is understanding and rationality. And we' re going to go on with something that' s a classic that you' ve probably heard. It' s a subject we' ve been dealing with for a long time here in mystery night, but as my good friend Nestor has made a video about this which, besides, I think has a number of thousands of brutal reproductions. It' s just that if there' s a country that' s driving you crazy, it' s Egypt, I don' t have it. Have no doubt to walk through their temples, see those pyramids and see every two by three, a technology that challenges you, but that, however, is there and that shaped the longest civilization in history, three thousand years of history. And there is a very particular temple, which is the temple of Dentera, the temple of Dendera. It is a temple that is made in honor of the goddess ator the goddess of happiness, of music, of dance, of creativity.

51:53 It is such a special temple that when one arrives at the temple, there you have a stone with a very curious character, which is the god you see, the God See, which is not Egyptian, is Assyrian, which is a demon that goes with the Angels and serves to scare away other demons. And so it is because, as is the temple of happiness, of the joy of creativity, nothing negative could enter absolutely. Kind of like a calculus. It' s more funny, honest, it' s look at you. I' m going to show you that I have one over here comes Juan Gecon, that great find that complements this with the god Ve. Please, the god bell I' m going to describe. He' s a little squirt, he' s got gut, he' s a twirl with his hand. You' re touching your genitals, because as one of the curses in Antiquity is that you were sterile or not tempinated, because the god Best has a tremendous penis and touches his genitals saying curse me that look what I have in my crotch and is also pulling out his tongue because he laughs at evil. It can' t hurt the dark. The dark the curses. The amazing thing about this archaeological piece is that in Egypt you will only see it in a clear way. In the temple of Dendera there are archaeological pieces of the kiss god up on the island of Ibiza. It

53:24 was used for three thousand years throughout the Mediterranean. It was the contra against the most famous curses in the Mediterranean. I repeat, it was not Egyptian, it was Syrian. He was born in ancient Syria. It' s a super sorry thing. Excuse me for one thing, this idoliptoptic, this god because or this figure reminds me very much that in ancient times there was enormous value to what had to do with fertility. So, the testicles. In fact, the testicles were the virility symbol of any man and so, for example, the word the now witness comes from the testicle. When in Rome, in a trial, they wanted someone to heal. Now we' re being sworn in on a Bible. Not at that time they took forgiveness for the expression, took the eggs in their hand and then there they lifted the boot and said almost I swear. But I swear it' s because I' m a man, I' m a boy. So I guess I also have like that connotation, that is, this is what distinguishes me and I am able to face anything. Yeah, what happens is he' s a figure that has five thousand years of history, five thousand years of history. It' s crazy ness, because we' re going to see it' s very strange that you see an amulet or a magical symbol of a culture assimilated into another, that is, the amulets of Celtic culture.

54:49 And such are in the Celtic culture those of the Egyptian women or in the Egyptian Iberas, in the Hibera what is good as well, those of Saharan Andrés Sanjara, This was not so famous in ancient times that it was passing from country to country and from culture to culture. It' s kind of like a universal quote symbol all over the Mediterranean. If it' s a very crazy thing, but the origin, I repeat, is Assyrian good, because you enter the temple inside that you find this character that every year, when I take people to the temple everyone enters takes pictures next to the day, p when you tell them this story, well and you arrive at the temple, you enter the temple and once you enter the temple. It' s very spectacular. For me. It is the temple that I like the most of the whole tour in the sea, and it will be already in September. That' s right, in September. If God wants the 22nd of September, I' ll be there on the 22nd of September. One day in October the bags would arrive. I saw volunteer, you got the pillow ready. I' m gonna stop you and take your bags. Okay, you go into the temple. From far away on that side, if not you, if you realize it and then well, the temple is very spectacular because it arrives and they have been able to restore the first room because it was all very bad, because they made fire for centuries the ancient Christians.

56:09 And well, you are a blue of a blue that fills your eyes, the faces of the goddess attor on the capitals of all the columns. Enter and it is a temple that is unique, unique in Egypt for two reasons. Because you get to the temple and there' s a point you can go up, or on the right, on the left, you go up to a terrace where you don' t know what rituals were done. And there it' s an archaeological piece. Well, the replica, because the original is in Paris, is in lubre. There was the zodiac of thimble the first clear representation of a zodiac that we have in history, because in that temple the priests were twinning with the stars to tell the future of men. This is a one- off. You' re not going to see him anywhere else in Egypt. And besides that, it turns out that the temple has a crypt to do some kind of ritual that we don' t know what it was. And that crypt that you put in the very claustrophobic entrance. The entrance is 70 centimetres You get into a well. You have to start crawling nothing subway, but you have to crawl. If you can' t get in crawls and then you' re going down a little ladder and there' s a corridor to the right and left. Well, if you take the hall on the left and get to the end, you

57:43 see one thing that' s weird, but weird, and you' re not going to see anywhere else in Egypt either. And he' s very strange characters. Picking up what looks like a light bulb. Something very rare and this has related it to the people with the fact that in the tombs of the Valley of the Kings, that there is a deeper one has a hundred or a few meters, there are no remains, that is, the paintings are perfect and there are no remnants of rumbling that they would have had any kind of candle or something on. The painting is perfect And if they were illuminated with copper mirrors, as someone has said, to the second mirror of the absorption of light, you no longer see absolutely nothing at all.

58:31 Well, this is what a lot of people think they were objects that really gave light. Moreover, there are texts, for example, one from St Augustine who says that in Alexandria there was a lamp that did not go out either with the water or with the wind or with absolutely nothing a light that was a thing that surprised them as if in the ancient Egyptians they had had that nestor technology and remember that in the tomb of the daughter of Cicero de Aurelia, also when they opened the tomb they found that it was illuminated perennially, but when they came into contact with the air that light went out. But it' s exactly the same thing, and no rest of smoke soot, absolutely no shamuscado, nothing that could indicate that here it lit up with a tea, it lit up with a hen, not the nala, nothing.

59:27 It' s not impossible. It' s impossible. It' s like one of the theories is that they had some kind of liquid or super powerful chemical mixture that could create a minimum of electricity. That' s one of the theories there is, but you in the video you made on your channel, in our command you rose and logically commented on the light bulb of Dendera and your vision of this in Nestar. Yeah, when you look right at the scene, you see that the bulb is elongated like a bulb, like a long bulb, like an eggplant exactly or like a cucumber. We would say here elongated and at the bottom, at the end it exists as a kind of lotus flower cap and it turns out that from there comes a cable that extends across the floor to a device that is about a square meter, more or less high and there it goes in and connects. What it would indicate is that it was connected to a powerful transmitter or to one I don' t know what those faraways call the one who knows about it, but it would go ahead with a battery, but inside it comes out of the bulb where that pickle is connected, to put it in some way or eggplant. And it turns out that from there comes a kind of thread that

1:00:58 many assimilate as if it were a snake that has at the end something like in the form of a slight spiral, that that would be simple and plainly available the filament to illuminate there what one sees logical that if they had seen this before the invention or the discovery of electricity or bulb, if they had built the bulb, some might say yes, it must be an object of worship. But once you know the electricity, it says it' s not that this has to be a light bulb. This can' t be anything else, whether they say it' s the egg from which it comes comes out like that to the goddess Hathor or that Ken Tots comes out or that one of his gods comes out. I don' t remember which one of them would come out of there that was an egg that was going to be hatching. One might think that at that time, but one is that one knows electricity. No doubt about it. Anyone in the 20th or 21st century who is not given any information and you take it there and put it in front of this will say that it is a light bulb. It is very crazy because, in addition to that, in the Nestor temple and it is also unique in Egypt, through the corridors that I said, it climbs up where it was in the area dedicated to astrology. You' re going to

1:02:29 see a symbol that that chair is just like that of a light bulb. You see it in a tiny little one so it' s circular like a modest light bulb like a modern light bulb, like the old ones that Edison invented. And inside it' s avocado- shaped, yes, and inside it' s got two sticks. Yeah, and you' re not gonna see that anywhere else in Egypt either. And this dates back four thousand years. I think it was nettanball, pharaoh or something. Right, well, rebuilding the temple. I would swear that this was the motto of the Ptolemy era, but the temple was very ancient. Note that the Egyptians, the place where they put the temples was because they thought that something had happened there with respect to their gods, that is, if they make the temple, because they were convinced that Attor lived there. They are not places chosen to a, but they are specific places, as happens with pyramids, as happens with mastabas, as happens with the Valley of the Dead, with the marna.

1:03:28 Everything obeys something specifically of magnetic ego type or something like that. Yes, because for them something happened there regarding the time when the gods lived on earth, and that is why the temple is consecrated in that way and every year pilgrimages are made to that temple to ask God to ator or to ask the god et fu. Or whatever, people aren' t quotient when they ' re doing the Nile River tour, which is making a five- zero - year- old pilgrimage. Moreover, it is very curious, because if you go to the spectacle of lights and sounds of the temple of Carnac because Egyptologists, if they are clear, the discourse or talk of the temple of Carnag that is approved by the Ministry, obviously, by the Ministry of Egyptian Archaeology, the Ministry of Antiquities, starts saying welcome pilgrims of the Nile.

1:04:26 People are not quotient and guide them, people don' t tell them stories and such, but they don' t. I mean, it' s something super, super crazy And then, but that' s there that I, besides, related to the issue of the light bulbs of Dendera and electricity in ancient times, with another piece that was found, other pieces that were found not there, but were found in BACDACG by an archaeologist who was called Coning in the 1930s, which is a small one in a few small clay pots and inside they had a lead tube with zinc with an iron rod and on the top cobalt. That this is as simple as you pour that lemon juice on it, or throw orange juice on it, or throw grape juice on it, and if it connects it, it gives you two volts.

1:05:13 But this is so so this gives two volts of power that I have a relative. I' m not going to tell you who' s a professor at the University of Chemistry and that' s one of the things that he orders and teaches his students. It tells you how you can make electricity from a very simple frame. There' s this archaeological piece. He does it day with plastic jars and indeed, you give that lemon or grape juice or orange and he gives you something that is any citrus and gives you two volts. So why did they want this electricity or what they used it for, because, besides, it' s two volts. But if you put in 20 batteries, it' s 40 vortexes. Then it is thought that because they galvanized metals, in particular silver, it got into objects that were not silver and with silver powder made the silver stick to it because there were glamanized objects in ancient times. But for me another great mystery. I wanted to say something honest. Yeah, it looks like you reminded me of something.

1:06:14 This is a beautiful book that I love and it' s more derailed look at this become nothing, because everything is messy, but just because of that because, as you just talked about the piles of Baghdad and so on, look what I find here, a half million- year- old spark plug in the mountains of Costco, in California. You found an object that you have I' m reading. An object that has a striking resemblance to a current spark plug was found. According to a geologist who studied, the fossil shell inlays that enveloped him, the object would be at least five hundred thousand years old, a scot bog in the town of Costco, California. But you see it if it' s perfect the ceramics and in the center, in the center what has like a light thick copper filament, of course.

1:07:06 So I wanted to attach it to what you were saying and to this thing about the flag light bulbs, because this is definitely back to the story. We say a lot in Antioch to tell me a cowboy movie, because I can' t believe it any other way. They' re gonna tell me, they' re gonna say that' s not a light bulb, that we' re crazy. Yeah, we' re crazy, Lucas, but show me an alternative, but make it rational. Not the old tricks of saying it wasn' t a ritual element. When they don' t have an explanation, these Orthodox archaeologists. When they do not have an explanation, they always resort to the worship of the gods and without that they solve the problem. I know about it from the beginning, this Okan knife thing.

1:07:54 If that looks like a spark plug, which is a spark plug, if that looks like a bulb, which is a light bulb, which is the simplest of Hernan and specifically about what you say Juange. In the 1970s there were a couple of Austrian researchers Peter Crasa and Ranhar Habeck, who came to comment that, in fact, this light bulb of Dendera very possibly was part of a large device with which the ancient Egyptians used electricity. Now, for them to use it, they didn' t get wet to give a hypothesis about it and something very interesting juan is that they compared the light bulb of Dendera with a device that are known as the Gaisler tubes. It turns out that these Juange tubes were invented in a thousand eight hundred and fifty- seven by Hayriy Gueisler, a German physicist, to show in a video tube how electricity would work, how they would illuminate again an invention of the nineteenth century and, according to these Austrian researchers, basically the Endera bulb would be a kind of old- fashioned gaisnr tube. Because, besides, there' s something else. Moreover, there is another thing, and that is, while you are telling these stories necessarily, one has to conclude, and that is that those who built this, who did all these works. One has to imagine what they did when the building was already built, that is, when you descend into a very dense darkness, because there is no place where the

1:09:27 light is and therefore there has to be artificial enlightenment. If you hadn' t been in the open sky when you were just building Valle and Come, you wouldn' t have needed such lighting. But if it' s something that' s completely shut down necessarily, it has to have enlightenment. Juan, well, how curious that the light bulbs of Dendera are in a crypt where without light you don' t see even half a millimeter, they put their hands in front of you and you don' t see it, as I told you, come down a well and you have to crawl, that is, there doesn' t enter light, absolutely zero of zero. And it gives the impression as well, John, and away that these bulbs would also be, in a certain way, some species to tell us what this is called, because the words are going to me. They' d be like some species from when they put these huge spotlights on the stage. How do you light up, yes, but how do you call them lighting towers?

1:10:38 Well, whatever it is, it doesn' t introduce you to be yes, that is, it could be like reflector reflectors. That was the word as some, that is, that, in common with all that you ' re saying, producing vaquios in a staggered manner, they would have to have many different parts to focus on the spot where they should illuminate. Therefore, they had to be supremely powerful reflectors. No, and a very curious thing. You go into the dender temple as soon as you pass the first room, and the whole ceiling is black for having made bonfires and for carrying torches and such you get into Venderla' s crypt is perfect, as the scream was discovered recently. The crypt is perfect as if no one had entered with a torch there or anything, the ceiling is perfect, everything perfect.

1:11:31 I mean, it' s a really crazy thing. I believe that, and also the case of the existence of electricity in ancient times, the drills of ancient Egypt. When you see how they drill the granite and besides, it looks perfect up to the thread print of what the drill was like. And Egyptologists tell you no, because this takes another piece of granite and you put that sand that' s an abrasion. And then, why did Petri find the same as the other modern master next to the Pyramid of the Great Pyramid, he found a perfectly polished granite cylinder if he had taken it out with a mechanical drill. That' s an archaeological piece. I don' t remember a name for a weird uex I don' t know what it means. It' s a crazy thing, absolutely crazy. That can only be done if you have an engine. If it doesn' t have a motor, it' s impossible. More. Firewood, of course, woodwood to fire away. What happens is that it has always seemed to me that this bulb or this lamp of sale is concerting, especially if we take into account that, at least within official history, electricity was an element that would not be part of these ancient cultures, which began to be used massively since the nineteenth century. It' s more of the official explanation of some Egyptologists

1:13:04 is that it' s basically like a kind of snake emerging from a lotus flower, that is, again leaning it to the gods, as Nestor said. But it seems to me like a very peregrine explanation. Honestly, yes, there are many who then say it is the representation of the Menfitic Rite of Man' s Creation and I assure you that I have been there. I don' t know if twenty times and I don' t see anything that appears in man' s creation or will know anything. Just like in Egypt, what you don' t understand is that for me that I don ' t know, it' s like brought in from the hair, that something is forced to explain. The question is why they don' t let it flow. It' s just that the ability to amaze has nothing to do with the ability to embalm people or create things that don' t exist.

1:13:56 It' s just that they' re so obvious, the signs, the clues, the evidence, it' s just that what you' re gonna be able to discuss. I' ve already passed it' s a coughy position I always say look give your theory to your hypothesis, that no one has absolute certainty and let the rest of human people, because also of hypothesis, okay and give their thoughts, which is what is called free thought that, unfortunately, neither fashionable to this day in the world because, like everything, is so polarized and we have to kill ourselves, but absolutely everything. But come on. If someone is going to Google it or google it, you' ll see what it looks like. Gentlemen, it' s a light bulb. They do indeed yield yes to a bulb plus, as you said in this with your wire connected to a bucket there, there square, that it is not in effective sense either so a source of power elected, of energy, of energy exactly that does not have, has no argument.

1:14:58 What happens is that sometimes we pretend to be more papist than the Pope and the people, especially those who are supposed to be specialized, fear losing their prestige by accepting their theory from the orthodox perspective does not fit. Then they always and plainly refer to what we said. It' s all cult. I don' t know why you' re sorry to lose prestige. I' m surprised that a person who can' t be above good and evil and accept it is crazy, but it would be their turn to recrib the story. And that' s a lot of work, buddy today giving a review of the most unusual aspects of history, for impossible technologies that suddenly come before our eyes. And we were talking about the light bulb giving the possibility that electricity existed in ancient times. But one of the craziest things I have ever read in my life with much difference is an object that has appeared in Ukraine and is known for the black sphere of Ukraine. What' s this for John Gey? For me also one of the most disconcerting OPAs and whose discovery leads us to the middle of the decade of the seventies and with

1:16:30 a point in common with the opar that you told us about some juange blocks like the sphere of clark Dorf. The protagonists here are the miners. Turns out the miners were working on a clay mine and about eight meters deep, one of these workers is on a rather strange black sphere. They were digging in ten million- year- old strata. I mean, you' ll figure out how amazing this is. But when this man found these ugly ones, in fact, he was frightened by a blow to see what was inside him and, according to what has been dated to the researchers of this sphere, a kind of dark glass came out that did not draw much attention to this man. So Juange, who decided to take this sphere to his son and gave it to him. He gave this sphere as a boss to his own son. Why didn' t you see it more important? They were looking for something else and to make them realize how random this object is our Juange and listeners, it turns out that this child one day took him to school to play with his other fellows a teacher saw him said, well, this is kind of weird. I will take him to the museum there in a small town in Ukraine, Juange, when the great scientific protagonist of this story, Bolis Nicolás and Evis Naumenco, comes here. It turns out that this man was conducting an investigation in a village near where this museum was located

1:18:00 and he noticed this strange sphere. Neumenco was a member of the Physics Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, that is, a very prestigious scientist in Russia, and this stone caught his attention. He decided to submit the analysis Juangel and what he found is really impressive, in the company of another scientist of Last Name Menkov and other colleagues there in the other hour Soviet Union, Juange dated. The following of this object is an ovoid form that is eight seventy- five centimeters long, a perpendicular diameter of eight forty- seven juange a weight of six hundred seventeen grams and a density of one thousand nine hundred thirty- four grams per cubic centimeter. What he says numenco is that I ' m going to interrupt you there for one thing. I' m sorry Alejandry all so sorry with but it' s just that I' m just hanging around in my head that he finds this sphere. If he hits a hammer, the sphere opens and inside there is some black crystal, like a ball, like a marble. Also, the exterior lining disappeared and the room was trodden down. Well, yeah, I do get it right now, dented and that dented sphere was the one he submitted in this case numenco study.

1:19:32 It turns out that after the analysis of these experts from the Russian Academy of Sciences, Nestor Jorge and Listeners, it was found that this sphere corresponded to ten million years old. They subjected it to X- ray analysis and realized that the mass inside this sphere was a negative mass. That is to say, we would possibly be talking about antimatter, a sphere of antimatter found in Ukraine in nine hundred and seventy- five and which left scientists of the Russian Academy of Sciences amazed. Moreover, since then they have been exchanged.

1:20:26 Scientists have tried to go further. There is absolute secrecy. As Juange has shown us many opportunities. The Soviets, in that sense, would have to be quite airtight in this kind of secrets. The truth is that, according to Naumenco and his analyses, the mass that constitutes this sphere of Ukraine is antimatter. And what' s inside, that is on the outside, you can touch it and so on, but within what would be antimatter, exactly that little black crystal that would have kicked out when they hit it. What Somenco Juan Gen says story listeners is ok. If this is made up of antimatter. Clearly, this is not natural and it is very strange that it has been found precisely in Ukraine, on a ten million- year- old substrate. Now the question that arises to me is that he is ten million years old. Right, it' s supposed to be according to all this, it' s that antimatter. Then that' s no more, no less. No more, no less. I would make those theories that were mocked at the time when someone spoke of antimatter and that has been corroborated in the 20th century, it is a knowledge of the 20th century versus ten million years and here, in these tests it is teaching you, it is in Cyrillic okay, but that is the scientific report. No, but I, right now, can' t read dylic, because my glasses aren' t

1:22:00 tylic either. But it' s just that I wanted to notice something more than paradoxically, I can think of a lot of ideas. If we observe, we have talked about several things and regularly we have to get the Russians in, let' s put the Russians on the ovietic either, although it ' s true, you said farts, which are very airtight, I also think they are the only ones in the world that have always been open to any theory that has to see andrija bids. I' m talking about getting married out there, but look at the objects in the Nadada Nanada River. By saying this directly, we think they are remnants of another world and they are Soviets, which is their very closed And and these that were Soviets the same. Gentlemen, inside the sphere there is antimatter. This does not apply to anyone and in contrast to the attitude always of scientists from the United States and elsewhere, who always pretend to prescribe themselves or beg for the right to decide whether they belong to outer space or not. These ovietics all say remember when Tunguska that Andrijas Pujarich and well I don' t remember, and Casanher and the others gave I' m not in outer space. What I want to answer that attitude of them, which should be the one that the Orthodox of other places on the planet should assume, that is, well, let us open ourselves to this, because it is possible. I don' t have the answer, but the fact that, by the way, they assume

1:23:32 the attitude, as a friend of mine said, that attitude of which he always says man. If I don' t know, if I don' t know him, he doesn' t have to exist. It' s more or less the others, we don' t have to know. You don' t have to know, as Tun Gutka has mentioned, for people who know us at the beginning of the 20th century in a place where they would see a brutal explosion, a thousand nine hundred and eight thousand asked for it even though it got there, what they saw was something like a nuclear explosion, because the central part, the trees, although shantytowns, were standing, but to the north, south, east and west the trees were lying down until I don' t know how many tens of kilo eighty kilometers round and radially. Yeah, I mean, when they exploded they went out and they looked like the wheels like a bicycle, the radios left, the bike radios, exactly good and never found crater. There was no crater. There was no crater, because it was supposed to have been an explosion that occurred in the air before it hit the ground, of course, and it was also said that it could have been antimatter, yes, of course. One of the hypotheses was that it was an antimatter bag that entered the earth yes.

1:24:49 Indeed, that some say is not that that was an ice kite. And then the ice turns out that when the atmosphere came in it was diluted and I don' t think so. I don' t believe it, I' m very sorry, and besides, like Dunguska, nothing else has happened that we can compare to that either. Moreover, the press clippings of that day of nine hundred and eight in Turkey count on an object shaped like a cigar that went through the sky and rectified and changed direction. And other than that, the explosion was heard in Europe three thousand kilos and of course?

1:25:32 If that was, as we say in Spain, a calucine cucumber, that was cucumber that I don' t tell you clearly? On this sphere of Ukraine, as we have commented in our episodes here at night of mystery, the Soviets also carried out experiments with people with quite developed psychic abilities, and one of the reports that was classified by the Soviets is that this sphere would have been making part of these experiments that were done in another Soviet and that some of these psychics came to comment that this sphere of Ukraine, ten million years old, which has inside antimatter, was able to transmit psychic energy, curling more the laugh of the mystery of this piece. Juan Wow That ' s crazy. It' s not a mind- blowing story, but for me amazing look there' s 14 minutes left of show and a little change of script for people to see that the soup thing is easier than we thought, because there' s a modern opar, which is the craziest thing in the world so you' ve been where you can have knowledge a person because he' s a genius and then that technology, that knowledge is over.

1:26:54 And I' m talking about a man named Maurice Ward. And this gentleman was neither a scientist, nor a chemist, nor anything else, he was a hairdresser. And Maurice Ward, who was a hairdresser, was a chemist. And then the guy became obsessed with trying to create a polymer, a plastic paste so that it wouldn' t go through the heat that would hold the heat well, because the guy started doing experiments of the eighties in a workshop that he had so in private plan, in the kitchen of the house. In fact, in the farm of the house he began to make total experiment that this gentleman made that in the year nineteen hundred and ninety, in a BBC television program called Ward Tumors they received him to prove that what he had invented he called star Light, that the polymer this was a somewhat mind- blowing thing. And then what they did was bagged to see an egg in the polymer in the star Light. They put a blowtorch in it, gave it a thousand degrees of temperature and removed the blowtorch. The egg could be caught without any problem. They ran the egg and could have made an omelet without anything, totally cold. Nothing good happened. After this, which is only happened in amazement, true in hidden, brings in the shadow

1:28:26 in that video that I commented on five impo objects. Yeah, it looks like it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah? There? Did I see it? Did I see it? There? There' s the BBC image of what' s going on. Well, yes, the white and egg yolk interfects that may still be liquid, which you can empty into a sart is super crazy. Well, the first thing they' re interested in is star light is obvious, the British army, and then they tell the good guy come with us, to the island of Fullnes, because there we have an atomic simulator. I mean, we don' t throw atomic bombs, but we can do the simulation of a bomb to a nuclear bomb and a lot of thousands of degrees to see if it can hold or not hold.

1:29:12 They did the same thing. They put an egg again is hilarious the experiment and did a simulation with ten zero degrees, ten zero degrees and when the simulation ended they took the egg. They cracked it again and again the clear and perfect yolk and then yes clear told the British to see how much money you want me to give it to you, of course you imagine if, for example, that polymer is applied to a war tank, anything like that is done by a rocket that is going to be the space before, a spaceship. Yeah, of course, he' s not affected by the fiction of return. When friction with the atmosphere makes it so incandescent. Yeah, imagine what it would be, because nothing is the coating the guy told the British scepter we do the, we patent it, I tell you the formula, but you have to give me fifty- one percent of the commercial exploitation and told him the British is past male, not good. Next, the American army. And the American army is that history is hilarious. And this is from a zero- baby article I' m taking out eh in the year, in the year ninety- one, the Americans take the hairdresser to Maurice Boan and say good. I think the British, they don' t know how to do an experiment in condition and they take it to the test plant, nuclear testing plant in New Mexico and they tell you this time

1:30:45 we' re going to do the experiment. But with the power of seventy - five times the Hiroshima bomb you are listening well, seventy- five times, or seventy- five megatons. Okay, yeah, they were Gyróshima' s mba. They were twenty megatons, twenty, twenty t twenty kilotons, I think twenty kilotons, twenty kilotons the one of Girosimo, that is to say it was the little light of a match. In front of this, yes, seventy- five times the bamba and the top. Once again the famous egg and the same thing groans to apply something very colloquial, very ours. That guy. If I had an egg, it' s just one thing you' re crazy about and then you gringo credit. Again he tells him the same thing he hears how many millions he wants here is the check that I don' t want fifty- one percent of the commercial exploitation of this nothing and then in the United States he didn' t come out there often and from jer opera. Wait, wait, wait, Tate, Tate, don' t worry about NASA coming in and it' s NASA that ' s experimenting there. It wasn' t with an egg there, because that' s also the images you can look up on YouTube for the Starlight experiment at NASA. And there they put him like one, like a rocket of those they carry, of those carrying the apollos, a poetro, the propellers, that put him behind a popul of a propellant, put one a metal detet, a metal tile, and covered him with star lide with a thermometer on the other side to see to what extent that endured. He was

1:32:23 holding well, because they put the power of a rocket in the back of the apole and the thermometer. He didn' t move, he didn' t move a crazy thing. And then NASA allied with Boing and told him how much money he wants to see, and the guy said again fifty- one percent. Well, Mr Maurice Ward died in the year two thousand eleven and took the starlite to the grave. He was so stingy that he didn ' t leave the formula a bit to the woman and daughter, that they became poor as he had egg. Me about this guy. I don' t understand. I can' t understand it. I have asked for twenty, I do not ask and you with NASA interested and this I ask for two hundred million dollars. It' s not like I could' ve said that quietly. He fears a billion dollars for s and I believe that with a billion dollars, if he can go out to buy things at the supermarket, imagine the remaining twenty years of his life as if he had spent it with the woman and the daughter. But the guy with apologetic forgiveness, from the point of view, out of pure greed, out of wanting more, died poor, is intrúble, but look what I think is paradoxical, because while that was happening with this gentleman, there was another one who was an absolutely detached man, who had the mentality of genius and inventor, for whom money and economic values do not count at the time of truth. I'

1:33:55 m talking about Nicola Tesla, where Nicola Tesla with those inventions he had, who kept them in a chest that was later stolen, but I don' t know if they used it. One took it from the FBI and, in theory, they returned the acrobatics documents that I didn' t believe very much. He stayed there cd. But there' s also one thing. It was like being left with sin and without gender, because where are the results of what made terla. They couldn' t interpret what this gentleman was doing. There has not been a genius who is able to interpret it from it and bring it into reality and put it into practice. That' s the other part. He left with that, but not because he wanted it, but because the others didn' t leave it, but Thomás Albidis said so, although he stole the light bulb that was good for the light bulb and told the radio everything that was stolen from him. He stole from Nicholas Tesla because Tesla was a dreamer. So it' s the one that creates the world' s first electric center, Niagara Falls. If the movement of water there is electricity. Electricity has to be free. Of course it' s Edison that Edison felt like a kick and that when he imposed the electric system of the forty current, alternate in front of direct current. Not that the guy was a dreamer. He was a scientist, he wanted to do things, but he didn' t give a damn about the money at the

1:35:27 time of the truth and that' s why he died poor. Also poor died a hotel room. Indeed, they say he was more super lonely, already in the last years of his life. They were a disaster that I went every day to feed the pigeons. And he was good, because a very peculiar guy, good a genius. It' s very funny when they ask me if they ask me if they' ll tell me if we' ll have aliens on planet earth interacting with us that I had to be nicola terla yes clear. You know what happened to Albert Einstein when they told him, they gave him the novel and well, he' s already become famous and became the first famous rock star scientist. And they asked Istein what it feels like to be the smartest man of the 20th century. And he told you, Miss, you' re wrong. I should interview Nikola Tesla, yes, of course. All in all, what if it' s clear, is that it' s really crazy about TV one day we should do a show about terla with a good friend who' s an engineer, who ' s going to look perfect, you' re going to freak him out.

1:36:30 Well, sir, since we' re already getting to the end of the show, we have three minutes left. So our in command is running a must- have YouTube channel called Nestor, in command rise up and logical, your conclusion and your closing, friend, man, my conclusion and my closing is I almost always come back on the same thing. I believe that the human beings of arrogance and arrogance that we handle are obnobilating ourselves by asking that we are, in fact, the center of creation, that we are the object of the creation of the Universe, that was a Christian Judeo thought that permeated us for more than two thousand years making us believe that God had created all this simply and plainly to dignify the human being. And that' s solemn nonsense. What we know here is that intelligence was, is and will be after we disappear as a civilization. Perhaps someone will arrive within ten million years, because the planet earth is supposed to be destroyed in five thousand seven hundred million years. But suppose ten million years from now someone arrives and says B. We find this aparatic square B and it has like some elements that are like chips. Don' t tell me this was a phone ten million years ago, a cell phone ten million years ago. I think it ' s the same thing. When we turn back we say, but if that' s from us, how could that spark plug be made of five hundred thousand years ago is impossible. So I think it' s good to get out of the cloud, but open up our understanding. Here there is something much bigger than ourselves and that we are, we are the managers and

1:38:06 we are the builders of our own destiny, as they were of so many civilizations that passed through this planet earth before. Thank you very much, my friend Alejandro Hernán, although a lesson of humility that shows us that not everything ancient is archaic, that there possibly existed a knowledge that was lost in the night of the times that for some reason, we have not been able to recover and that definitely shows us that in the past there are many riddles to solve and to me can follow on social networks, on Twitter, Instagram and tiktok in arroba a ebernal pres con s and if you like my work, I invite you to subscribe to my YouTube channel. Mandragora mysteries Mandragora mysteries on YouTube, For what I can tell you is that it is worth looking to the past and to the stars with the eyes of a child, discovering that a thousand and an unusual fact could happen, that there were great geniuses in ancient times, that are also anonymous, but that they left us in archaeological remains, data and palpable things of what was their talent from Wyang' s sword, at four thousand and five hundred years, with which today we could cut Ham calmly from those light bulbs of the flag that served to light ancient rituals that were consecrated to the gods. We have not spoken, for example,

1:39:39 of even lenses like the lens of Ninruth, where a magnifying glass could be made. Also thousands of years ago characters who seem to be crazy or, perhaps, geniuses like Maurice Ward, that hairdresser who laughed at the world with his stubbornness. So, gentlemen, look at the passage with humility, with the eyes of a child and thinking that there are many unknown geniuses in history and never forget that we live in a magical world, because it is full of mystery