Posted on 09/27/2009 4:56:31 PM PDT by JoeProBono
Media outlets as well as the official government website in Kazakhstan are reporting the surprise discovery of local geoglyphs or ‘Nazca Lines’. Geoglyphs are drawings created on the ground by arranging stones or removing the top layers of earth. These designs typically cover large areas. The most famous geoglyphs are those found in the Nazca desert in Peru. These show hummingbirds, spiders, monkeys, fish, sharks, llamas, and lizards.
The Kazakhstan Geoglyphs (photo above, thanks to photojournalist N. Dorogov) appear to depict a humanoid figure wedged between two unusual structures. The drawings are located in the remote Karatau Mountains in South Kazakhstan.
Geoglyphs are of interest to UFO researchers, some of whom believe they might be messages or markers created by ancient people for the benefit of visiting extraterrestrials. It is alleged by these UFO scholars that in times of distress these were a way of asking ‘Star Gods’ to return and Assist these early societies, however this hypothesis has not been proven.
It is expected that some scholars of extraterrestrial matters will claim that the being shown in the drawing might well depict an alien that once visited the area and interacted with the locals.
Kazhakstan is an area of intense UFO sightings and activity. Recently the Kazakhstan Government toyed with the idea of creating a UFO landing field and an alien embassy.
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Note: this topic was posted 9/27/2009. Thanks JoeProBono.
Did you take that in a snow storm?
Hey! We agreed you’d never spill the beans about my college days-—I mean....I know nothing about this.
Hey! We agreed you’d never spill the beans about my college days-—I mean....I know nothing about this.
Gee, no wonder so many of the images are now just place holders.
Well, that explains the Bactrian Camels in Nazca!
Actually, the one on the right looks obscene. LOL.
Looks a tad less methodical than Nazca to me. If Nazca’s lines were done by high school kids these were done by second graders.
I think, if we are going to invite illegal aliens into our country then we shouldn't do it half @$$ed. We really should be inclusive to all creatures seeking a better life.
Elmwood, Wisconsin Tiny Wisconsin town wants to become airport site
OK, I can hear some of you, "Sure, I support alien spaceports but, shouldn't that be left to the private sector?"
Of course it should. That's why another guy has begun building one just South-East of Green Bay with his own funds as a contingency and eventual replacement port for when the government run one fails.
It’s a message from an alien named Las-sie. She’s saying “Timmy fell into the well.”
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