[vannrox]

This is very new to me. I find it very interesting.

[razorback-bert]

The cosmos is, in all probability, an eternal mass of shifting and mutually interacting force-patterns which our present visible universe, our tiny earth, and our puny race of organic beings, form merely a momentary and negligible incident. Thus my serious conception of reality is dynamically opposite to the fantastic position I take as an aesthete. In aesthetics, nothing interests me so much as the idea of strange suspensions of natural law - weird glimpses of terrifyingly elder worlds and abnormal dimensions, and faint scratchings from unknown outside abysses on the rim of the unknown cosmos. I think this kind of thing fascinates me all the more because I don't believe a word of it!

H P Lovecraft

[brat]

Genesis hints of many previous civilizations that were destroyed because of their wickedness. This last age is 6,000 yrs old. I believe much of what they find is actually from former epochs.

[Voronin]

Bollox! Me thinks. If the features are easily recognizable, then finding evidence of the 'dams' shouldn't be so hard (i.e. they know where to look), yet no one is proposing doing this.

VRN

[flamefront]

Weird news.

Many others have repoorted on this over the last couple months. Here are search results.