I grew up 10 minutes down the road from the Uffington White Horse. I've been aware of LOC for a little while now, and I'm only just discovering Geoff's work on white horses. I'm deeply deeply fascinated this idea; I'd love to see Geoff sit down with Randell Carlson and perhaps even Malcolm Bendell to really do a deep dive into the Uffington white horse. It's a place that means a lot to many of us locally. Perhaps other nearby ancient sites, such as Weylands Smithy or The Blowing Stone need investigating with a fresh set of eyes.
I live in druids heath south edge of birmingham city we have this thing we call it the bomb hole and all beside the roads are these shaped hills there is a river called chinn brook running through and these banks around it and it has a triangulation point at the top of the hill Looks exactly like the shaped hills by cherhill
Congratulations, I hope you've seen or are aware of Andrew Hall from Thunderbolts, who just released a video on TH-cam giving you enormous credit. About time!!! Well done!!!!
Geoffrey, you have such a unique and quantifiable insight. Do you plan to ever coordinate with other great minds challenging traditional dogmatic science such as G Hancock, R Carlson, M Bendall, to name a few? Would love to see you mainstream!😃
If all these sites were in business at one time it would be EPIC to watch that thunderstorm. It's a good thing they probably weren't playing Golf back then :D
Just when I think you've blown the lid off for good, you cap it and do it again Geoff. The White Horse made the migrations through the Americas clearly. Obvious similarities in magnitude of engineering appear at sites such as Sacsawaiman, the newly discovered Amazon Complex, Yucatan (Central America), vast earthen complexes through the entire midwestern US watershed (Mississippi and tributaries hosting lightning energized calcium nitrate production for food crops?)
In Sussex near Brighton (UK) we have the rolling chalk hills of the South Downs, complete with the Litlington White Horse. Do you think it could be related? ⚡️ Places of striking similarities and of particular interest include Devil’s Dyke, Ditchling Beacon, Long Man of Wilmington, Chanctonbury Ring. If anything was once along these places, it has since long gone, likely farming or erosion. Not much physical remains, however there may be hints in some place names, there’s lots of ‘White Horse’ pubs along the route, and the odd ‘Windmill Hill’.
What amazes me is that it seems a few people out there have for some time been well aware of what these anchent structures were for. Either the knowledge has been passed down or your not the first one to figure it out. This statement could apply to the pyramids aswell.
@@thelandofchem i miss being able to breathe, i miss the shades of the tall trees, the bountiful harvests, the magic in the air of a well cared for garden...
I have a thought about where the reservoirs were. If they were consistently full of water, sediment and nutrients would fall to the bottom, creating what is now a fabulous place to grow crops.
At the time, there were standing stones similar to the central stone at Avebury, which was also destroyed by the Christians when they occupied the site. The Obelisk now commemorates the place where the standing stone once was. According to the team at Marlborough College, it is hollow, and the remains of the original stone is still inside.
I grew up 10 minutes down the road from the Uffington White Horse. I've been aware of LOC for a little while now, and I'm only just discovering Geoff's work on white horses. I'm deeply deeply fascinated this idea; I'd love to see Geoff sit down with Randell Carlson and perhaps even Malcolm Bendell to really do a deep dive into the Uffington white horse.
It's a place that means a lot to many of us locally.
Perhaps other nearby ancient sites, such as Weylands Smithy or The Blowing Stone need investigating with a fresh set of eyes.
I would love to see one of these things digitally in motion to be able to visually see how it works
Same
imagine what we could have really done with our time at school. How fun would have this been to learn everyday. great work as always bro
Thank you Ajam!
Came here from thunderbolts project videos and was not ready for the total vibe shift😂 love the energy man
Fascinating theory and work. Thank you very much.
ThunderboltsProject tipped me of your channel!
Wow! You didn't blink once in your opening intro!
Amazing, isnt it?
I noticed that right away .
You slayed it!!! That was so much work and you should be so incredibly proud . Absolutely spectacular in everyway, Babe !!! 🧠❤⚡️⚡️
@@AncientOdysseys thank you 💕
I live in druids heath south edge of birmingham city we have this thing we call it the bomb hole and all beside the roads are these shaped hills there is a river called chinn brook running through and these banks around it and it has a triangulation point at the top of the hill
Looks exactly like the shaped hills by cherhill
Congratulations, I hope you've seen or are aware of Andrew Hall from Thunderbolts, who just released a video on TH-cam giving you enormous credit. About time!!! Well done!!!!
Thank you Rowdy! Yes, I woke up to seeing that this morning. Quite a surprise, and a huge honor for me
Geoffrey, you have such a unique and quantifiable insight. Do you plan to ever coordinate with other great minds challenging traditional dogmatic science such as G Hancock, R Carlson, M Bendall, to name a few? Would love to see you mainstream!😃
Awesome! Queue doc brown from back to the future when finds out about the lightning strike on the clock tower. 😀
Fantastic! One of my favorites 👏
Thank you!
Thought provoking to say the least. I like it. Glad I found you on Danny Jones's podcast. Peace! ✌️
Great episode! Makes me think of the zero point energy thunderstorm generator model that is a microcosm of this.
Fantastic work man!
thank you
If all these sites were in business at one time it would be EPIC to watch that thunderstorm. It's a good thing they probably weren't playing Golf back then :D
Indeed!
Just when I think you've blown the lid off for good, you cap it and do it again Geoff.
The White Horse made the migrations through the Americas clearly. Obvious similarities in magnitude of engineering appear at sites such as Sacsawaiman, the newly discovered Amazon Complex, Yucatan (Central America), vast earthen complexes through the entire midwestern US watershed (Mississippi and tributaries hosting lightning energized calcium nitrate production for food crops?)
Thank you Vince! I had a lot of fun with this episode
Very cool episode 🦾🧬
Does not blink. Ever. Intense 🤨
How...
How have I not come across this man before ?
In Sussex near Brighton (UK) we have the rolling chalk hills of the South Downs, complete with the Litlington White Horse. Do you think it could be related? ⚡️
Places of striking similarities and of particular interest include Devil’s Dyke, Ditchling Beacon, Long Man of Wilmington, Chanctonbury Ring.
If anything was once along these places, it has since long gone, likely farming or erosion. Not much physical remains, however there may be hints in some place names, there’s lots of ‘White Horse’ pubs along the route, and the odd ‘Windmill Hill’.
Did you see the new study that states hydraulics may have been used to build the pyramids
He talks about that study in the previous episode (not the site visit)
th-cam.com/video/-44N19y4fDc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=emSfbDMsHpwbN-LX
What amazes me is that it seems a few people out there have for some time been well aware of what these anchent structures were for.
Either the knowledge has been passed down or your not the first one to figure it out.
This statement could apply to the pyramids aswell.
Oh yes, there are definitely people who know... and it's probably much deeper than even I've been able to put together
@@thelandofchem i miss being able to breathe, i miss the shades of the tall trees, the bountiful harvests, the magic in the air of a well cared for garden...
The Westbury White Horse was very different befor being recut into a horse,
it was a very different draggon form...
You need to team with Randall Carlson on your work and theories.
These are all chalk hills? Man made or natural? The CaO was consumed during the process, right?
An anchent haarp storm maker system - you may have that correct I'm not sure...
I nominate you for a chair at Eton... How bout a Sofa at MIT... Would you believe a Stool at Cambridge ❤
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I have a thought about where the reservoirs were. If they were consistently full of water, sediment and nutrients would fall to the bottom, creating what is now a fabulous place to grow crops.
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The real question is, where did all that chalk originate from?
Why did they want to stimulate the earths crust?
Jimini Crickets
Shouldn't you be presenting all this to the King of England? 🏴 O they don't do that anymore? I wager he'd love the audience ❤
Mar-kwiss. Not the french pronounciation of Marquis.
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How do you know there was an obelisk standing there?
At the time, there were standing stones similar to the central stone at Avebury, which was also destroyed by the Christians when they occupied the site. The Obelisk now commemorates the place where the standing stone once was. According to the team at Marlborough College, it is hollow, and the remains of the original stone is still inside.