Giant Rock - Aliens, Exploding Hermits, and a Time Travel Machine

[@บัวสีโรเจอร์-ศ9ฝ]

You're still making excellent videos in 2040 and beyond, the Integratron works! Great stuff Steve. 👍

[@SidetrackAdventures]

Wow, that's great to hear lol.

[@davidroberson8030]

Way to go Steve 2040 and kicking butty

[@RAJ_E3]

Just don’t tell him what happens in 41…

[@triggerMB]

In 41 the venusians take him to do videos about the solar system.

[@Former_Pilot]

Thanks for the trip down memory highway. I got my private pilot's license in the late 60s at Rose Aviation in Hawthorne. During the years following that, I would make many trips to camp under the wings of my aircraft and I've had many meals in the old cafe there. I remember some of the stories and saw VanTassel in the cafe a few times but never spoke with him. He sort of weirded me out at the time. Food was good there which seemed strange because I wondered where their customers came from. These are fond memories. I'm now 75 and don't fly anymore so these are now memories of my misspent youth.

[@fredferd965]

In the late 1960's my friend Ed and I were newly licensed pilots. We got with our instructor, Bill, and rented a Cessna 172, and flew from El Monte to Giant Rock. Bill loved good food and he took us there. They had a little cafe out in the middle of nowhere. We landed on the big dirt strip and went to the cafe, run by flying saucer cult people. The place had a normal counter - looked like a typical 50's cafe. They had numerous framed, noterized space encounter testimonials fastened to the walls. They were also selling plastic flying saucer model airplane kits at the counter. "No funny remarks," Bill advised us. Ed and I sat down, and Bill went to the restroom. While he was gone a guy tapped me on the shoulder. I looked and saw a man in a green zoot suit. He was wearing a purple paddle tie with a flying saucer image on it, along with the words "I believe." The man looked at me and said "Do you believe?" I could only say, "We just flew in from El Monte." He looked at me again and said, "Oh, good!" and walked away. The hamburgers were delicious. Bill liked to fly over nudist colonies and wag his airplane wings, so I shouldn't have been surprised. The rock was not cracked back then. The saucer cult people also had a huge tower with weird reflectors and other stuff hung all over it. From the air you could see it for miles.

[@conniewojahn6445]

Hmm, a personal story, and interesting addendum, thank you.

[@fredferd965]

You're welcome!! Great memories!!!@@conniewojahn6445

[@IEchuckie]

They scared away the aliens with all that junk flying

[@fredferd965]

We WERE the aliens....@@IEchuckie

[@lloydwellington5271]

This story sounds like I wrote it. We would take the 172 out there and grab lunch once a month or so. The locals were quite a strange group. But always a good time.

[@robertfansler7800]

This was a favorite subject covered by Art Bell’s Coast-to-Coast AM radio show. Van Tassel and the alien Val-Thor were also discussed.

[@conniewojahn6445]

Good discussion, I hope. Entertaining as well as enlightening. Maybe some day someone will make a movie about this?

[@apocyldoomer]

Robert, I listened with utter fascination to the Late Great Art Bell on Coast to CoastAM, for many years, but I cannot recall this particular Broadcast, guess I missed that one. BTW, George Noory , whom I detest, ruined the Coast to Coast broadcast, I haven’t listened in for an untold years, just do not like this dude, who dyes his hair and Mustache, he’s a buffoon! I am surprised He lasted this long! Good Day!

[@guaporeturns9472]

@@apocyldoomerall you can say is that he dyes his hair and mustache , and this is enough to cause you to hate an individual? Get help…. need a hug?

[@guaporeturns9472]

Car was stolen , stripped and ditched

[@okanaganrider4332]

I used to listen to that show. It came in kind of weak, but was fun to hear every evening

[@petecollins4925]

Loved every minute of this one Steve. Where would we be without a few eccentrics in this world to cheer the place up, and those darned Venusians get everywhere don't they? Fascinating stuff as always, I do enjoy the offbeat history of the area. And that boulder - wow, enormous.

[@cynergy4]

I had also heard that Critzer may have blown himself up, hard to say. When I was a teen in the late 60's, my dad lived in Morongo Valley, and he took me out to Giant Rock. The room under the rock was still intact and we ate at the cafe which had newspaper clippings of UFOs on the wall. I am so thankful that he helped me to experience this fascinating piece of history! I now live just down the highway from the rock.

[@chrisnorcutt9060]

You lived In Morongo Valley My Father House Was In Flamingo Valley Ca and We We’re Out There All The Time 👍🙏

[@rcwagon]

That's the FBI's story and they are sticking to it.

[@RobertDeloyd]

I live about 8 miles south of Giant Rock. Back in the 2000s when a small part of it cleaved many years ago, as you can see in your video, it caused my house to shake like an earthquake with a giant thump. My friend Stoney would drive out there to the cafe to buy apple pies to jaw a spell with his friend, the owner, and his wife.

[@conniewojahn6445]

Did Stoney bring bought apple pies and stories to share with you? Would've been nice. Sharing some of the craziness makes it more fun.

[@IEchuckie]

My friend "stoney". Fits perfect for out there. And that is how legends are made

[@sentry2236]

Jaw a spell?

[@guaporeturns9472]

@@sentry2236yes , for a spell.

[@arcanewyrm6295]

​@@sentry2236Talk for a while.

[@28Josereyes]

Such an incredible piece of history! I’m sure millions in our country don’t know about this huge boulder in Giant Rock I never heard about it and the history of it makes it even more incredible and interesting. I love California and I love your videos they’re highly interesting and entertaining. Thanks for teaching me history 💯

[@stealthfighter2923]

I’m not from Venus, but I’m pretty sure that getting the Integratron to work requires ingesting LSD.

[@SidetrackAdventures]

Maybe, unfortunately the only person who knows how the live forever machine works died.

[@andyjay729]

Cool! Speaking of giant rocks in the Mojave Desert with weird histories, you should cover Cap Rock in Joshua Tree National Park, which...well, I don't want to spoil it too much, but let's just say it involves former Byrds singer Gram Parsons. Seems like the CA desert is a general magnet for weirdness.

[@conniewojahn6445]

Anyplace in southern California is a magnet for weirdness. Hot, dry desert terrain does that.

[@IEchuckie]

It's full of demon democrats

[@JSees]

Flying burrito Band member Gram Parsons , his friends stole his body from the LA morgue and brought it out there to cremate him, because they said that's what he would have wanted. Needless to say it didn't go well.

[@JSees]

Flying burrito Band member Gram Parsons , his friends stole his body from the LA morgue and brought it out there to cremate him, because they said that's what he would have wanted. Needless to say it didn't go well.

[@JSees]

Flying burrito Band member Gram Parsons , his friends stole his body from the LA morgue and brought it out there to cremate him, because they said that's what he would have wanted. Needless to say it didn't go well.

[@tonicastel2390]

Very interesting. I love finding strange & unique attractions like these off the main roads.

[@conniewojahn6445]

Although a pretty good description, "strange and unique" is an understatement.

[@IEchuckie]

Just ask Stoney

[@johnwestover5784]

I am proud to say I have now watched every video on your channel. You have a great deadpan sense of humor - keep up the amazing work. I really enjoy the quirky history you find, the real history you find, and how you can make the mundane just a little more interesting. Hoping you can find ways to explore and document the deserts on the other side of the Mexican border.

[@Sam97979]

that new car did NOT get stripped very well lol, those brakes and rotors are worth more than the rims+tires/ interior that they did take lmao. I bet it was stolen by idiot kids.

[@CarsandCats]

That's what I was thinking! No rust on the rotors, it just happened.

[@IndridCool54]

Hey Steve, good morning! I lived in Long Beach in the late seventies and used to go out to Giant Rock often. Cool place! Weird stories. We always called it Giant Rock Airport… for obvious reasons. 👍🏼

[@SidetrackAdventures]

I imagine it was pretty interesting back then.

[@johnchedsey1306]

The Mojave is an endless treasure trove of wacky historical oddities. Keep 'em coming!

[@billofrightsamend4]

Seriously? This was in the Mojave? Never heard of it.

[@stephenmiller5023]

Yet another WAY COOL video from you Steve . A little known fact about Van Tassel’s integratron is it’s built entirely without any nails or fasteners ( supposedly) and legend has it that if a person is so inclined to use or be able to use “ Dowsing Rods” like the kind people used to find water sources in arid lands , that if you held a pair in your hands and walked to the center of the building the rods would cross & uncross as you approached and then passed through the center of the room ! At least according to a book about it I have a copy of that describes that adventure. Interesting things lay all over our Deserts & mountains & all it takes is someone like you ( or I ) to go out with a sense of adventure to explore . Thanks again for sharing this one here Steve 😎👍

[@conniewojahn6445]

Seems there are a whole lot of "interesting things" in southern California deserts.

[@desertwaters_808]

If I'm remembering correctly, we were told that it was built entirely of Doug fir in the shipping yards of Seattle, like a boat hull, with no metal as you mentioned.

[@IEchuckie]

Venus screws. Not of this world

[@JSees]

That is true, just a metal cap ring holding the wood rafters in place. It is a phenomenal structure and the lower floors' ceiling is like a stringed instrument

[@JSees]

That is true, just a metal cap ring holding the wood rafters in place. It is a phenomenal structure and the lower floors' ceiling is like a stringed instrument

[@CarsandCats]

"You must have been living under a rock all of these years!" Now I know where the saying came from. Thank you.,

[@vanceviter]

Thanks Steve for all your great videos. The amount of research you put into your videos is amazing.

[@cliffordsmith3764]

I've been out to Giant Rock multiple times when I was a teen. My dad's best friend, Bill, would take me flying anytime I wanted to go (I split the cost of the airplane rental with him). Giant Rock was one of my favorite places to go. I met George Van Tassel on one of our trips there. Bill warned me to not make light of flying saucers or extra terrestrials as George would take offense so I kept my mouth shut. I've been in the hermits house too. It's sad to see that the house and George's restaurant are no longer there. A lot of good memories there. Thanks for the tour.

[@rtalways]

Imagine if you were the underwriter for the Insurance Company and you see this video

[@AwakenedWarrior]

I noticed in the old picture. How they had a deck and steps up the side of the rock that has now broken off. Im sure when they drilled the holes into this rock for support. That is what caused the the peice to break off after time. I bet if you would have looked closer. You could have spotted the drill holes somewhere along the edge of the peice that had beoken off. Good job. Peace...

[@Big_Tex]

We now know there are no ETs on Venus. Those lousy aliens were lying.

[@LadyC7872]

That’s if you choose to believe the narrative……

[@SidetrackAdventures]

Who knows what they were really up to...

[@WendyFrank-vu4ts]

How do you know that??😳😁😁

[@elsfane]

Do you really believe NASA and what science says?

[@NickFortier]

Then where exactly are women from genius? Hmm

[@susanphoenix74]

The Burning Man of its day! Great stories!

[@XC797]

Why didn't you stand next to the rock and prop the camera up to get a view of you next to the large rock .

[@GAS.M3]

They should gorilla glue the piece back 😂

[@davidjoe3368]

My father has been a pilot since the early 60's, and he use to fly out to Giant Rock back in the 60's, and he told me that he would meet and talk to Mr. Van Tassel when he would go there, and he said that Van Tassel told him more than once, I saw them again last night! My dad said he loved listening to Mr. Van Tassel's stories. I sure wish I could have been there also, but my dad was a witness to Mr. Van Tassel's time there! Amazing place, with an even more amazing history!

[@larswillsen]

That's a small speciment .. so, no - not the biggest in the wordl .. you should come to Greenland, here are some of the oldest rocks on this globe .. you'll find huuuuuge rock there 🙂

[@johnnypkbond1251]

Thanks, I remember visiting that spot seven or eight years from now. Good times.

[@fisch69]

FYI: no such word as “Awokened”! It is, He awoke to the sound, or, he was awakened by the sound..just sayin’…😂

[@TheStuport]

This was absolutely a fun trip Steve. By the way, Very glad to see your original Padre's Hat back where in belongs! I have heard of the Giant Rock and pretty sad that Frank Critzer died while pretty much minding his own business. I have seen The Integratron on another YT channel shown by a Lady and her sister who went there for Physical and Spiritual Enlightenment. Not a whole was said about George Van Tassel but something about an Alien's visit was mentioned! I'm glad this Dome is protected as a Registered Historical Place! You are right about the need to see The Giant rock in person to get a sense of it's size! You always Deliver The Goods Steve and Family! Many Thanks! Cheers and MOO From COW-lumbus, Ohio 👋👽

[@ScratchGlass9]

Hi Stuport. Cheers from "THE" BIG house.! 🇺🇲✌🏼

[@TheStuport]

@@ScratchGlass9 Cheers Bruddah! LQQKING forward to "The Game" on November 25th! Regardless of Rankings or Records...This Thunderdome Slobberknocker will STILL be a legit fight! But as I tell my sons...it's just a game! So losing sucks but it is not death!🤣 Hope The Tony Crew is doing as good as can be in this mucked up world! Salute

[@SidetrackAdventures]

I really wanted to check out the inside, but as I didn't plan this trip far enough in advance everything was booked up for weeks.

[@CarsandCats]

Grand Slam video! This one hit right out of the park. You had me at "Giant Rock", but you add UFO's, dynamite and government raid and man oh man Howard Hughes was just the cherry on the top.

[@SidetrackAdventures]

Thanks!

[@StrongmanTaylor]

I have driven by this a bunch on the 247 and never stopped. I will next time. Thanks Steve.

[@melissam1636]

My parents were of the group who flew into Giant Rock. They eventually lived there for 6 months. My older sister remembers George Van Tassel She said his wife made great pie that she sold at the cafe

[@seannichols-uj9hf]

You got this story about as accurate as anyone. Van Tassel was a genius of marketing and his crowds were huge for a time before social media. Another good story is that of Willy Boy. His grave is a few miles from Giant Rock on top of Ruby Mtn. Thank you!

[@Risible1]

Why would anyone build a room under a heavy rock...

[@JSees]

Howard Hughes financed the airstrip and there is proof on that. There were some disciples of Yogananda came to help George with the Integratron as Yogananda has a retreat center in Joshua tree. He apparently told them to help that man. They did and ended up marrying his daughters. I attended a seminar there with an amazing evening of sound.

[@anthonywarthold]

Have you done Hwy 6 between Tonopah and Ely ? Project Faultless would be great to see as well 👍🏻

[@haywoodyoudome]

"Sound Baths".....California really is the land of fruits and nuts.

[@RENunez-sd6ov]

When I was at the Rock back in the 1970's we were able to go down into the room. The guy carved Shelfs into the rock for books and other things, Bummer you can't go into the room anymore. And the cafe had pictures of this space craft docked to the top of the rock, someone drew this, saying this is what they saw. And other cool stuff about ALEINS! Right on Steve cool story.

[@SidetrackAdventures]

That's really cool. I'd have loved to have seen that. Its too bad they couldn't have preserved the room but I guess there would have been no way to protect it from vandals.

[@UnknownAtlas1]

Keep up the good content bro you got this

[@SidetrackAdventures]

Appreciate it

[@jeffreygreer]

hey steve love all your videos, while you're in that area checkout the integretron, a bizarre structure built by a man, to channel aliens now used by hippies as a healing yoga retreat, its near landers, appreciate your videos, i'm disabled by a massive stroke, liscense suspended, its like i'm out exploring while watching your videos

[@SidetrackAdventures]

Its in the video!

[@sickofthestupid1067]

you had me at exploding hermits.......only thing better are flaming midgets.

[@SidetrackAdventures]

Eventually I'll get to that...

[@md6993]

Thanks Steve have a cabin in Landers been going out there since 1968 been under rock when it was a reading room and ate at cafe and do speed runs down the runway and they would case us but never catch us flying saucer conventions were a trip.

[@SidetrackAdventures]

I saw some dirt bikes really flying on that runway. Must have been a fun time when everything was still there.

[@Pack.Leader]

I hope you found the VIN for that car and reported it to the police. I'm sure it's been stolen and they have a record of it. Interesting about the giant rock but man, there are some truly strange people out there.

[@SamMaass-s5h]

The VIN was probably removed.

[@dontrend5956]

The vin is stamped on the frame and body parts. @@SamMaass-s5h

[@SidetrackAdventures]

I looked at the windshield but didn't see the VIN. I didn't really want to leave my fingerprints on the car. lol

[@IEchuckie]

It won't last long out there like a model A

[@tropocal2343]

*"I know, let's throw in a smoke grenade!"* 🧨💥

[@IEchuckie]

Drugs were good back then

[@madog1]

I had a friend that gave the UFO convention one year something to see. Back in the late 70's he made a UFO by duct taping two plastic drop clothes together form a balloon. He then filled it with hydrogen and hung a yellow blinking construction light underneath it, then released it one night over their UFO convention. Don't know what ever happened to it.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

It's a wonder Wonderhussy hasn't done a video of that place.

[@robertfansler7800]

She found the nearby hot springs though 😂

[@kennethdoughty644]

Integration and Big Rock.... I visited in the 70's and Cochises Stronghold in the 90's --------AMAZING PLACE DRAGOON SPRINGS is a Great Video---but Cochises Stronghold is a GREAT CAMP !

[@billofrightsamend4]

My grandparents lived there...lol. Never heard of that boulder. My grandmother did see red and green lights at night. They just thought it was the government doing something. Since Edwards AFB was out there. Only they would know. This was in the 1950's.

[@angellacanfora]

As someone who is obsessed with the Mojave desert, I'm really enjoying your videos! You're like a cross between Huell Howser and Patton Oswalt! (That's a good thing!)

[@tigerpisces5506]

This guy looks like my cousin.

[@dfmayes]

I had never heard of Giant Rock or the Integratron. I'm not a backroads explorer so I really enjoy your videos. Thanks!

[@My-Pal-Hal]

But Where's the Mystery ???

[@LeslieIsgrigg]

A great place to have visited, I loved it, stationed at MCB 29 Palms 1974 - 1978. Great story, thanks a bunch, the integratron looks a lot different than when last i saw it.

[@MichaelMontez]

Been going to this place for years, what a hoot! Learned about it on an episode of California Gold with the late Huell Howser. A must see if you liked this one.

[@SidetrackAdventures]

Is that one online anywhere? I looked on KZbin but didn't find it.

[@MichaelMontez]

@@SidetrackAdventures it’s o the Integratron page

[@DesertNebula]

Pretty coool! I'm not far from giant rock. They have random desert raves and of course they leave trash and graffiti 🙄💫 Good to see it cleaned up....again in your vlog Thank you for the history

[@dipaoloboat]

My dad brought me here a few times as a child in the 1960s. The room was there then, but you couldn't go inside. I believe the Cafe was in operation too as I recall alot of cars parked in that general area. The Integratron was the big attraction and it was just standing there with nothing else around it an it appeared to be like an abandoned structure. My dad related to me while we were there the exact same story as told in this video. I was surprised to see a big chunk broken off the rock, obviously in my memories the rock was still intact. Thank you very much for producing this video, it the first time I've seen the place since the 60's.

[@Weird600]

Remember the Chaffey Junior College Aviation Club flying their planes out there for camp out and flying weekends. back in the 70's... Hey for an idea, piece together the fireworks plant explosion that occurred in Fontana at the old Military base near the land fill at Highland and Sierra Hwy, back in the 70's. I worked for the county in the 80's and a 50-ton explosion proof door was still laying on the ground about 300' from where it belonged..... The sound was heard 40-50 miles away....

[@Snowcrash777]

I use to party at Giant Rock with my best friend when I lived in Joshua Tree back the 90s before that piece fell off. It was a killer place to turn up the tunes and howl at the Moon. There may have been beer and some roll your owns involved lol!

[@judizzstuff]

The integratron is pretty cool I went in once the acoustics were impressive.

[@SidetrackAdventures]

I would have liked to have done it just to try it, but there were no spots available for a few weeks.

[@roypublic3269]

Sorry to reveal this but, "Giant Rock" was a landscape feature I was hauling to my place. It fell off my Low Boy trailer and I had no way to put it back on until? Some aliens appeared that night and I was abducted. Good news tho. They have Internet. We're passing Pluto just now.

[@EdwardSchenet]

It was camp fires under that part of the rock that finally broke that chunk off. I have been there many times, the first in 1948 when George Van Tassel had a snack shop by the rock where that concrete slab is there today.

[@dougtodd305]

The small roof going around the integretron are dowels with copper windings.they were supposed capture electricity from lightning storms .A person would walk in a certain direction in the building,and it would act as a fountain of youth. Hence time travel. There were no nails used in the construction of the integretron.

[@cjvoges6563]

I love your videos. If you want to see REALLY large, free-standing rocks, come to central Washington and see our "glacial erratics" deposited here by the Ice Age floods about 12,000 years ago.

[@flyinnphilini3136]

That was out of this world

[@jefflowell483]

I. Enjoyed this. I grew up there riding from the early 80s up till I moved out of California. Thanks for the memories this video brought back to me.

[@robvange]

really good been there!!!! The Integratron is an acoustically perfect dome AND..evidently no metal fasteners are used.... ( alien tech.)

[@desert-walker]

Wow very interesting. Pretty cool.😊😊 I do a lot of hiking here in Tucson never saw any rock like that that’s for sure.

[@Iseekoutthetruth]

Very Cool Place, Love The Boulders.

[@Rush215]

Huell Howser had a Californias Gold episode on the Intragon amd the acoustics it can produce. Giant Rock was a big spot for parties and ravers in the 90s. Left a party up there and just missed a fight/riot break out, lucky..

[@hildafransson1392]

Correction. It WAS NOT Van tassels brother that built this. It was daniel boone. His son in law. Married to his daughter. Some things said is not all correct. This was not connected at all to some time machine. It was designed in mind. Called the fountain of ypurth. To make a person young in appearence instead of looking old. About time machine. Maybe its like turning back. The age of a person. Yourthfulness in appearence. If that is what. They mean in this video.???

[@brettmorton7365]

And the small piece that fell off.. Little Rock.. oh wait.. The pentagon may well also have been designed by venutians?? 😂😂😂

[@bradbo3]

Graduated HS in 29 Palms in 88…..and never knew about the Giant Rock. Cool video.

[@007JHS]

The only building designed by Venusians on the national register... heh heh heh heh... A fascinating account of some bizarre events.

[@desertwaters_808]

I have my Giant Rock Meeting Room shirt on right now...! Cool little bar and pizza spot in Flamingo Heights.

[@johncamp2567]

I got my Mojave fix, and my Venus fix, both in one highly interesting video!! Very cool stuff!! 👍

[@allenatkins2263]

"Hey, did you hear about that old German guy living alone, under a bolder, in the middle of nowhere?" FBI " He is a dangerous threat that must be dealt with harshly!" Some things never change.

[@368fan4]

G`morning Steve

[@anthonycolbourne4206]

Well that certainly is a tour with a twist. When I first read the title, I thought you were joking about everything... NOPE!

[@RobertPoteet-ro8bm]

1982 Giant Rock was not broken. 3 friends and myself went there. Near to Goat Mountain and Landers. Notice the white areas on the rocks. These white areas show where the smaller rock split off and fell . At the ground - which is actually flat rock - there was obviously a few fires made exactly at the bottom point where the rock split off and fell. Did the fires have anything to do with the piece that broke away .

[@jeanettewaverly2590]

How totally Mojave Desert!

[@bboomermike2126]

Just now found some slides dated Feb 1977. They are a bunch of airplanes from Barstow that would fly to Giant Rock for breakfast on the weekend. Back in those days the room under the rock was still intact. Too bad I can not post those those photos.

[@jamesbabeshoff]

When I received my pilots license-back in 1970 I use to fly out to giant rock with friends and get a hamburger and listen to all the tails of space people and the ships they used to get here. They had many pictures of these ships. It was an interesting time and place.

[@minichols5472]

That is SOOOO cool. I'll have to venture out there sometime. My brother in law lives in Palm Springs so it's not too far...

[@delldavis9803]

Back in the 80s we used to come out here and camp and ride motorcycles. Never knew the history. Very interesting.

[@paulsmodels]

I don't know how you can keep a straight face when doing videos like these about kooky nut jobs. It was very interesting!

[@mikestirewalt5193]

This video only grazed the surface of what goes on in the Giant Rock/Goat Mountain area. There's so much more. The main vein of weirdness goes right through that area and all you noticed was the Rock?

[@dianeday1297]

Ever hear of Skull Rock outside of Congress AZ? It's pretty cool, too.

[@davidroberson8030]

That's definitely a pretty good-sized Boulder but I have seen bigger of course they got monsters like that all around the world in certain places, I would not want to try to move it but with the right crane you could.

[@bender7565]

Living in the desert before AC makes you....special.

[@desertgirl1392]

Thanks for the history. I lived a few miles from giant rock. It's a nice place. My dad took us there to have pie at the cafe when we lived in san bernardino. Weird i ended up moving there at 50

[@redtobertshateshandles]

I had a complex dream about Aliens. When I woke up, an alien voice apologised to me. It might have been AI on my phone but it was very uncanny.

[@linkspokemon4114]

Wouldn't be surprised if that german guy was suffering from ptsd from the war, which would be a reason why he would build his home under the rock, he would had felt more safe and secure, mainly because in ww1 the trenches where the only safe place they can be!

[@billybanos7911]

There is a free standing rock in Australia named leviathan on Mt buffalo Mountain it weighs 30000 metric tons

[@janossario3527]

I love and appreciate your content! Please, keep it coming.

[@davidroberson8030]

One thing's for sure, that integratron does not work, cuz if it did you wouldn't be able to get nowhere near it.??? It would be like trying to go into area 51 if you know what I mean.

[@alexfrancis2023]

Dude loves the desert 😂. I loved checking out the Anzo-Borrego in my SD days. 😎

[@davidmacnab5213]

This is the most unexpected, most insane story I have heard in a long time. I had to check out the internet to be sure it wasn't an April Fool hoax! Just fantastic!

[@navelriver]

Go inside integratron, sleep for 15 minutes and awake 15 minutes in the future!!!!