Myths, Gods, and the Younger Dryas Cataclysm! Eye-witness accounts of cosmic disasters in our past!

An exploration of the evidence for eye-witness accounts of cosmic disasters and the great cataclysms of our past, as contained in the scriptures, myths and legends from religions and cultures around the world. Are these tales nothing but imagination? Or do they have their roots in the cosmic disasters of the ice age?
Modern scientific evidence is challenging our understanding of the true history of civilization on this planet, and remarkably, showing some of the truth that is contained in these oldest of stories. What other truths might we uncover by closely examining these tales from the past?
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[@UnchartedX]

If you liked the video, please do consider supporting UnchartedX via the value-for-value model at unchartedx.com/support ! I know that mixed up the prophecy of revelations with the supposed history of genesis - I should have mentioned this. I do see all those stories as essentially coming from the same place of human experience however - you have to have had some experience of cataclysm in order to imagine it, and I think the correlation with so many other religions in terms of how the world 'will end' shows that this has some roots in a shared human experience in the past. Thanks to everyone that has pointed this out!

[@bardmadsen6956]

Very well done! The 7's are the Pleiades within Taurus where it still seems to emanate from. I tried email, look up "From The Deep Ocean Above". BTW, I love cool old books like you showed recently. I have gone as far as getting Print On Demand copies from files on archive.org/

[@tag1462]

I 100% agree with your thesis. The only nitpicking I can do is A) put forth that it wasn't a single cataclysmic event and it's consequencial sub-events. But rather a series of events that happened over the course of a few generations. Certainly a short period of time around 60 to 100 yrs give or take a few years. You have the main event and then subsequent events happening within human memory. By the time you get to the third generation it's legend. Any event is compared to and incorporated into the current. B) My other problem is the transcribing and later translations that occurred further blurring the truth. First of all is the transcribing. When we collectively decided to write this all down you have to consider the source which is the oral tradition. Stories have been passed down through the generations with the inevitable mash ups of the generations before. And dare I say it? Out right fabrications added to the narrative for whatever purpose of those doing the writing. It still goes on to this day. So let's get to translation. There is exact and there is literal. The problem with an exact translation is this: While key concepts can be translated there are key words that can not. As with any language there are words that have many different meanings. Word drift and meaning comes to mind here. And that to is going on to this day. Imagine trying to decipher emogi's a hundred, or even a thousand years from now. So let's combine a fallible transcribing with fallible translations with a biased observation. You end up with something completely different.

[@bardmadsen6956]

@Stig Martin - I have seen that video, I have some questions for that fellow. He is extremely interesting to listen to. See the cuneiform books I have read at sites.google.com/site/fromthedeepoceanabove/

[@EnigmaSeeker2012UAP]

U need to talk with me. Look I'm Catholic but I also have faith in science, aka people smarter than me. And I might be smarter than u when it comes to the supernatural. If u care to discover anything new, have me on a Google Hangout. See my videos.

[@Angellus502]

Hi Ben, have you seen the videos by Gabi Plumm on New Zealand ancestors, red head giants, human migration, Maui, genealogy etc, there worth checking out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmnPkmd7hq1rebc [Edit] that vid and Gabi's chanel is down try kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJfCmqF9hNqVe8k and kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYWbY4ltdt-Lo5o

[@MrTryAnotherOne]

“And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend. Legend became myth.” - J.R.R. Tolkien Tolkien was in the know.

[@admontblanc]

That's actually by Robert Jordan, he wrote that in the prologue of each of his WoT series books.

[@MrTryAnotherOne]

@@admontblanc I only know that phrase from the movies but I checked the 'net and came up with this: "The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again." Close enough I suppose.

[@andrewmckeown6786]

Pity? It was pity that stay'd his hand. Many who die deserve life. Some that live deserve death. Can you give it to them. Dont be so hasty to pass judgement. Even the very wise dont know to what ends, a mans life--Donald J Trump Baahahaha. I had to☻

[@decimalexercise7154]

Wayne Herschel its a matter of time to be honest. I would argue they most certainly are interchangeable because one sprouts forth from the other.

[@MalunoMcSketch]

@@multiplayerlegendgamer3617 Joseph Campbell would like a word with you.

[@gaufrid1956]

Ben, I live in Mindanao Philippines with my wife who is Higaonon. Her tribe have a legend that only one man listened to the creator Magbabaya and went to the top of the highest mountain in Bukidnon. When the great flood came, the water rose so much that only the very top of the mountain was not submerged. The amount above the flood was only the height of a stalk of lemongrass. In Higaonon Binukid language "lemongrass" is "tanglad". To this day, the mountain is called "Kitanglad". It is the second highest mountain in Mindanao, with only Mount Apo near Davao being taller. The story goes on to say that one woman also survived by clinging to a drum. The man and woman then went on to repopulate the land as the flood receded. What is interesting about this story is that there is no mention of the flood happening because the gods were unhappy with humans.

[@harsha6937]

Who is the creator?

[@americanwoman6246]

That's very interesting... Thank you for sharing that.🥰

[@jlucasound]

@@harsha6937 Aliens.

[@turgidbanana]

Lol there definitely was mention of gods unhappy with humans. You didn't pay good enough attention to her

[@lisakolb9828]

@@jlucasound obviously

[@lesjones6745]

An extract from Book 3 of Plato's Laws echoes the theme of this channel perfectly: Athenian: Do you consider that there is any truth in the ancient tales? Clinias: What tales? Athenian: That the world of men has often been destroyed by floods, plagues, and many other things, in such a way that only a small portion of the human race has survived? Clinias: Everyone would regard such accounts as perfectly credible. Athenian: Come now, let us picture to ourselves one of the many catastrophes - namely, that which occurred once upon a time through the Deluge. Clinias: And what are we to imagine about it? Athenian: That the men who then escaped destruction must have been mostly herdsmen of the hills, scanty embers of the human race preserved somewhere on the mountain tops. Clinias: Evidently. Athenian: Moreover, men of this kind must necessarily have been unskilled in the arts generally, and especially in such contrivances as men use against one another in cities for purposes of greed and rivalry and all the other villainies which they devise one against another. Clinias: It is certainly probable. Athenian: Shall we assume that the cities situated in the plains and near the sea were totally destroyed at the time? Clinias: Let us assume it. Athenian: And shall we say that all implements were lost, and that everything in the way of important arts or inventions that they may have had - whether concerned with politics or other sciences - perished at that time? For, supposing that things had remained all that time ordered just as they are now, how, my good sir, could anything new have ever been invented?

[@simonsmith3030]

Good quote...

[@devodavis6747]

Thanks for this, I stole it & posted it on my Facebook, along with the playlist I'm making, Megaliths ♟ Mysteries!

[@tomiantenna7279]

Thank you sincerely for this.

[@lesjones6745]

Thanks you for your responses. It is interesting that Plato refers to the 'ancient tales' and yet it has no known connection with the Atlantis story, despite its central implication being very similar to what the Egyptian priests in Sais telling Solon. Food for thought!

[@lesjones6745]

@Anne O'Nymous You're right - the only one they have is Deucalion's flood which, interestingly, was dated by a couple of scholars best part of 2000 years ago, as having taken place around 1500 BC, thereby strongly indicating that the Thera cataclysm was its source.

[@maddmatt55]

I’ve recently found this channel and initially thought “Oh great another all technology from ancient times came from aliens!” I was pleased to find I was wrong!! I am a design engineer of many years standing and I have had severe reservations as to how the beautiful statues of Egypt were made, to suggest they were made with bronze and stone tools just didn’t jive!! You don’t try to suggest what tools had been used as you have no idea what it could have been and there are no examples of such tools or parts of tools ever having been found. In every other time period examined by archeology tools or parts of tools have been found but in Egypt? Only the bronze and stone hammers which clearly could not have made many of the objects!! One of the biggest issues, as you state, with modern archeology and scientific study in general is that it is compartmented and there is little or no exchange of ideas between disciplines. Being a polymath is practically a dirty word!! I have always tried to expand my knowledge beyond my specific discipline, I enjoy learning and broadening my knowledge base. I look forward to seeing more of videos. Cheers mate!!

[@mancamiatipoola]

Oh but there is evidence of advanced electric tools all over ancient temples and pyramids in Egypt. The so called "tubular drill cores" that have been examined by quite a few engineers, which appear to have been cut using a high speed tubular drill that could cut granite. There is a video right on this channel called "the story of the mysterious and enigmatic tube drills". The statues of pharaos that are perfectly simmetrical as if they were carved by a CNC machine. The perfectly cilindrical gigantic columns of the old Egyptian temples that were clearly cut on some huge lathes. We can even see huge disk-shaped tool marks on some of the big cut stones. The evidence of advanced electric technology is right there "set in stone"...literally. There have been many cycles of advanced civilizations on Earth and most of them had a high understanding of the sciences. Old Egypt was one of them.

[@christinearmington]

No tools (yet) at Gobeckli Tepe, either.

[@jollyroger7624]

What we cannot fully comprehend is the factor of manpower and time, both of which cost too much today !?

[@duderoony]

And if we were privy to what has been found and secreted away over many years by those who wish to either profit or else stay mankind’s advancement......

[@taster321]

@Dangerosu Where is the proof of ’electric’ driven tools ? They had stones harder than granite...like korund, diamonds..work tools but also expensive jewelry. Those stones were ofcource taken away from the area later by new generations of people discovering the abandoned area.

[@Dubforlife.]

Your unravelling of history and myths in history makes so much sense to me and is so satisfying to hear and learn about. Thank you again!

[@unoefxz]

This may very well be my favorite video ever.. It forced me to open my mind in so many areas and that is refreshing to say the very least!

[@davidvincent4804]

I wish this could have been told and shown to me as a younger man , the religious beliefs have always been unsettling to me as a false tail , but this documentary has put things in perspective as I always knew the earth and its inhabitants have been here long before the time that they teach us at school , most would like to believe that their Lord or God made all and I'm unable to deny that as a possibility but once the religious leaders collaborated together on the tails of what we should or shouldn't be told it became to late to share the truth, but the earth has MORE to to tell those that look , if this was to happen again and it more than likely will have we made the best efforts to tell the story of the human race to the next surviving inhabitants. Perhaps we should write it in stone like they once did . This is the beginning to the real past history of civilization and the truth THANKS to you and your colleagues alongside all those studies that have been conducted. All so very interesting.

[@stevenhines5550]

If you liked this you will also enjoy Symbols of an Alien Sky and Thunderbolts of the Gods by Thunderbolts channel

[@andrewsmith4257]

@@davidvincent4804 wake up u fuckwit

[@zamiel3]

@@davidvincent4804 Did you go to a religious school?

[@zamiel3]

@@andrewsmith4257 Did you even read their comment, fuckwit? What do you think they need to "wake up" from?

[@friendlyone2706]

"If you want some real destruction, accept no substitute for cosmic impact." Should be the new motto for all geological societies world wide.

[@stasiaspade1169]

Don't forget Super Volcanos and polar shift,the home team!

[@frantabor771]

@@stasiaspade1169 As Montana resident, how can i forget Yellowstone Park? Especially after having lived through Mt. St. Helen's, a little baby of a volcano compared to Yellowstone.

[@frantabor7319]

@Brian Wilson And each one capable of being punctured by a cosmic event, double whammy!

[@kathywinkler9802]

@Brian Wilson ... Yellowstone caldera stretches nearly to the pacific ocean!! Probably fed by the plates meeting under the ocean... the tiny tremors we get daily are magma movement beneath my feet ... :)

[@friendlyone2706]

@Daniel Rodriguez We humans keep shooting ourselves in the foot, but we are still pikers compared to rocks from space. It is almost like our purpose is the world's attempt to fight back against whatever it is "out there" that keeps destroying earth's life.

[@dansommerfeld8308]

I spent 10 years in Afghanistan flying all over. Looking at the geography it always looked like a huge volume of water washer over everything. Then regular erosion happened on top of that. I also saw what looked like old foundations on large scale half buried under the initial deposit. Flying through the mountains from Bagram to norther Afghanistan to Mazari-Sharif we would fly through the mountain passes. I saw on slopes greater than 45 degrees what looked like old roads, cross roads. Foundations and wells. No way to explain it. These were not cut into the side of the mountains but looked to be from a time when the ground was flat long ago. When your in Maziri-Sharif looking south

[@Andy-1234]

Dan thank you for sharing that. I share Rob Figaros interest if in your travels you’ve seen anything else similar?

[@simon8100]

Thanks Dan, pop along cfapps7865. He uses Google maps, but puts together some great stuff. Maybe drop him a line or two & see if he can have a look. Man you never know what can develop 👍

[@MrJasonshores364]

Oh yes, please do delve into it!!! I gotta see! Lol

[@JoseTorres-dl3kh]

I was in the marine corps and a few of the pilots i knew who served in the mideast also claimed to see some similar features with what looked to be an initial flood under the stereotypical desert erosion. Ive been fascinated by this topic as well as the electric universe by thornhill. As lead by testla in the late 1800s, his study of electric fields, im sure, lead to people like thornhill taking that knowledge and really expanding on it creating the theory of how our universe is not sculpted by gravity but rather gravity being a product of the electrical fields of each body in the universe. Again, to me, i find that testla and theonhill are still only touching the surface of this electrical universe but their two sets of studies have allowed me to understand that many of the events spoken of in history and spoken of throughout mythos, the world over, the bible and many of the feats of engineering done by the previous civilization that existed before modern humans. Its even fairly possible to say with near certainty that earthlings at least two other times in our past had equal to or more advanced understanding of electricity, plasma, other by products of electricity. The bible even talks about how jesus was trans configured on the mountain, or changed from his normal fleshy physical self to something more ethereal. Not to mention the very ones spoken of in this video. Electricity is the thing we need to understand if we are to understand god, space, the universe, etc... Brother you have one hell of a video here. One that inspires a theory I've been working on for over 10 years. Im no scientist, or theologian. Im joe blow who works in the construction field and has since i was a boy. Im 38 now and ive been studying this topic since i was in jr high. The basis of my theory is the very explanation of what happened the last two times our planet was destroyed. Ive got a long way to go but in my process of gather info i find electricity is the base of our foundation as earthlings.

[@UnchartedX]

I can believe there is stuff all over the place in that region. I've not looked around on google earth that much in that area...

[@tyrionlannister3459]

This is what happens when you're inspired by facts and have evidence to support that they go together. This is a very well produced piece. Both in it's scientific accuracy and in it's inclusion of the myths worldwide that arose from cataclysms, witnessed by those fortunate enough to survive. This deserves to be watched by more and I for one, hope the rest of the people who watch this come away feeling like they need more and investigate it on their own. As I have for fun in my spare time. Hope to see more like it.

[@alanwerner8563]

I never heard church-going so succinctly described in my entire life; “attending the same lecture over and over every weekend.” I almost spit up my chocolate chip cookie…. Truer words were rarely spoken my friend.

[@glynnec2008]

I have a generally atheistic outlook on life, but your video made me realize that something TRULY useful can be gleaned from ancient scriptures. In that light, the selected quotations painted a vivid picture of how a survivor might describe asteroid impacts and the aftermath. Very evocative. Very well done.

[@ub2bn]

You may find the Thunderbolts Project quite informative and thought provoking. Enjoy.

[@craigfawcett5745]

I believe the Bible, which is based off ancient texts are a blueprint on how to live a fulfilling, happy life. All the stories are designed for how we are to live. In my personal opinion. My life has changed so much with that mindset. With that being said I do stidy the bible. And I apply the teachings to my life.

[@SandhillCrane42]

There's a lot of interesting myths regarding incest, although icky, as the broken taboo separating modern humanity from the gods. With people living in sibs this could refer to a bottle neck in the population. An Athabascan and Eskimo legend Hinrich Johannes Rink describes as having very similar formulaic language in Greenlandish and Point Barrow versions describes the time when this occurred as a perpetual gray twilight and the characters becoming the feminine sun and masculine moon. May just be weird old stories, may preserve hints of a volcanic winter, who knows, interesting stuff all the same.

[@Mary-t5d5c]

We can all believe like we want. But what say you to why some find sadness and anger at a situation that is heinous while others laugh

[@donnharper8815]

Hmmm could the Norse Ragnarok, have been a memory of the Younger Dryas rather than a prophetic vision of a future end of the World?

[@SergeyPRKL]

It could. I have been thinking that too. Too many similiarities with others. Fire, floods...

[@baldrickt.adder-slayer287]

1000%! A deeper look at Nordic stories (once you strip away the christian over-tones) indicate that they observed younger dryas (and/or later) meteor STORMS, with possibly single fireball events. I suspect that the Jule blood sacrifices and rituals (hanging animal parts from trees in winter) might have sprung up from one of these events. I suspect it might have been a bolide event that ejected animal and humans through the air and deposited their remains in trees during a winter solstice. Star on top of the christmas tree, guts raining down the sides of the tree, many different animals and humans represented, etc. The Nordic version of the Bible flood. Granted, what we know as "christmas trees" were introduced from Germanic introduction-like "the Wild Ride"- but those Jule traditions are Nordic. So much deeper than can be expressed in a comment section. As my anthro professor would always tell me..."Hey, that would make a great research paper!" (I've still never worked out the funding mechanisms for all of those. Sigh) Makes one really tetchy about cultural appropriation of Nordic heritage and Woke attempts to "cancel" it.

[@martinhelgren]

The Ragnarok story has in fact been linked with the horrors of the year 536, believed to be caused by a giant vulcanic eruption of maybe Ilopango or Krakatau. Scandinavia was under the ice, so it is certainly not a native memory of th YD cataclysm.

[@baldrickt.adder-slayer287]

@@martinhelgren Fimbul Winter is the memory of the 535 AD cataclysms, not Ragnarok. Not to mention that legendary events described for Ragnarok pre-date 535 AD.

[@baldrickt.adder-slayer287]

@Salvadore Orozco I don't forget ANY of this. And, perhaps you didn't notice...I happen to BE Scandinavian. I've been studying this science for over 40 years. You? Did you know that Zuni has Japanese ancestry? Probably not. Did you know that England had static communities 9,000 years ago and those communities were NOT hunter-gatherers and implies the North Sea/Doggerland common cultures and influences are far more complex and contiguous than what is being taught? Definitely not. Did you know that the native New Zealanders (not the Maori), have Peruvian, Persian, Native American, and Mexican DNA? AND they are blonde/red-headed, white skinned and green-eyed? I have been fighting for factual archaeology since I told my professor that there was NO WAY I was going to plagiarize information for him. I pushed for expanded underwater archeology programs at a time when the field STILL believed there were no ice age cataclysms. That was my specialty. I personally knew the geologist who developed the GIS program FOR NASA (which he asked me to join because it never occurred to them to include an archaeologist) and convinced him to incorporate the technology TO INCLUDE archaeology because of the differences in Younger Dryas and modern geographies- i.e, they need to look under water for the truly ANCIENT societies and meteor scars. That was MY baby of influence-for which I paid dearly. You're welcome. I had a friend who was at a dig, 35 years ago, in the San Raphael Swell who found red-headed mummies. They had to be K-Ar dated when the tests came back too old for C14. Do you know what that means? Let me explain: it means they were over 50,000 years old. Once those results came back, the dig was shut down and the Smiths took everything. Did YOU know that was how dogma research is done? No, you get your education from virtue-signalling movies, hyped-up new age gurus and fantasy games. That isn't helping. It muddies the waters just as much as the industrial spin-meisters. The archaeology IS there. There are archaeologists fighting for the facts to come out. All of them. Thankfully, there are more of us now than when I was in. However, just because I don't collect a paycheck from any institution doesn't mean I stopped my research for humanity's real past. It belongs to ALL of us- not the governments and industries and jumped-up cos players. You and people like you need to stop the sensationalist, comic book knee-jerk, take it seriously, find your personal stake in this and support the real scientists who are still losing their jobs to the pay-check narrative, when they know for a fact there is more there that is actively being suppressed. Because we live on a planet and this crap is GOING to happen again.

[@mstexasg6243]

Didn’t realize Randall had a channel. Me: ---> subscribed to Randall

[@rdooski]

Me: ----> Just realized I only have tiny dashes on my keyboard. Also happen to be named Randall and glad to see Carlson representing the name well. He definitely deserves more subs.

[@TheSonicDeviant]

He has a couple of channels and a website, be sure to check it all out ;)

[@lorinlankins1475]

Yea he needs to remake his content super smart dude but I want edited high quality audio 😂

[@ElijahPerrin80]

Thought he sounded familiar

[@guitarj3570]

It should be called the Older Wettus

[@tomcloud54]

Today, in 2020, the news reports that in Colorado, a state hard hit by the CV19 virus, has huge lines of cars and violent citizen interactions because a new burger joint opened. Average human priorities are as simple as the taste of Coke and whether we can still buy Twinkies. However, it seems there is a cadre of us that appreciate deeper things, and we appreciate your hard work in creating this content! Keep it up!

[@paulpisters668]

Shit, I discovered this channel and I'm hooked.

[@thatyoudliketoknow1628]

Shoot!

[@Dan-qu8qs]

I have stumbled across this channel and now think I have enough content to watch for 12 month. Very good channel.

[@thijsbesselink]

Impressive documentary! This is precisely what I’m thinking about for a long time. The theory that there were always humans around who had there own path progression is more plausible than the sudden uprise of ‘civilisation’. We are pushed in a way of thinking that makes us so narrow minded that it is a threat for our progression and knowledge. I believe that modern religions and other scientific believes are holding us back in that matter. We could be so much more advanced if we went another direction somewhat 2500 years ago. I hope soon there will be some very influential people or famous filmmakers will rise and document this as a ‘theory of the truth’. This could be a new era for us humanity if we are going to think different and more out of the box.

[@TravisFX]

Just watched this episode again. Probably the best ever!. Hope there's more coming. This with Randal Carlson and the Kosmographia guys is the most interesting and eye-opening stuff I've experienced in years.

[@christinemuga5716]

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[@ItsOnlyNiall]

I can't believe this was posted over 18 months ago. Leaves me lost for words every time. Not that I'd give any less credit to your other unparalleled documentaries but this one was bloody excellent.

[@JennRighter]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Bravo. I’ve never heard anyone speak like me-a non religious person that’s fascinated with religious HISTORY in correlation to actual history. I’m floored and amazed.

[@JennRighter]

I, too, was not raised with any religious doctrines. I’ve never been to church or any religious ceremony in my life. As far as being American, I’ve found I know FAR more about Christianity than any Christian I’ve ever met because of what has basically been a lifelong hobby of exploring religious history. (Of course I’m never disrespectful to anyone about their beliefs, I just don’t share them).

[@bludaizee24]

I actually found this channel from Randall's channel a few months ago. I'm SO happy this exists, I love learning about all of this.

[@bendix50]

I once was blind but now I see, thank you for opening my eyes.

[@backseatpolitician]

I first read the book of revelations when I was 18. For the rest of my life (I'm 43 now) I have been trying to figure out what the visions were of. I always suspected a asteroid impact and fallout from it, but I never could figure out the angels with trumpet part until this very moment. I now live in a state that practices and uses a city wide alarm when a tornado is approaching. The trumpets were a warning to the humans(probably heard everywhere) to take cover.

[@francam853]

Cool!

[@alexandersteiner4371]

Could also be air raid sirens. I always assumed it was nuclear war that John was seeing visions of.

[@shpeen8835]

Or is it the force of a sound wave vibration that could crack stone?

[@claudiusraphael9423]

4:18 "You might have heard the story: God was annoyed - It rained a little bit - and everybody drowned. Except for one clearly right-winged prepper dude building a decently sized wooden dingy in his front yard." - Thanks. You gifted me a wholehearted grin from one ear to the other!

[@davidbedford7835]

This was the end of the ice age when the comet hit the glazier and sees rose by 50 m drowning coastal villages

[@mirceazaharia2094]

Clearly, the right-wing prepper was a big brain boi and was on to something.

[@tomiantenna7279]

What bothers me about the literal interpretation of that passage is that they presume that the message encompassed all living organisms, when even if allowing for everything else, doesn't it make more sense that the command wasn't "take two of every animal in Creation", but "take two of every animal you have", meaning, get on the boat, and take your cattle with you. Makes sense for a wise old dude with a nose for weather to give that kind of advice to a bronze age goat herder if one was a wise old dude who happened to knew that a storm was coming.

[@claudiusraphael9423]

@@davidbedford7835 Would you be so kind to point out where the number 50 comes from? I was trying to find out what rise overall actually happened, but couldn't find two thesis/analysis which are both independent of each other and get to the same value. I would be happy if you could leave a note with sources. Thanks, have a nice one!

[@TheSonicDeviant]

Nice to hear you mention Jordan Peterson and give so much respect to Randall Carlson. It’s really great to know there are smart young men out there using their brains in the right way! Excellent work Ben!

[@IlkkaFriman]

Tenttua vai lasolia😜

[@richardfinlayson1524]

@Brian Wilson really?

[@richardfinlayson1524]

@Brian Wilson that wouldnt surprise me.

[@hannibalbarca6308]

Best ancient history channel ever

[@dadafan5921]

As an old man, I've watched the fight about cometary/meteoric impacts ebb and flow across the scientific consciousness ever since I first became enthralled by the idea that there was a means to understand our universe. That awakening would have been around 1956 and, I find it quaint, a series of books whose protagonist was Tom Swift. It wasn't long after I became aware of the inspirationally named "Meteor Crater", in Arizona. A quick look at the data available (In a library, of all places, thanks to those manual card catalogers) convinced me that the best thing to do with the whole idea was to become what we now call a survivalist or "prepper". If there was one that new, nearby, the odds couldn't be in my favor. I didn't, of course, I had other worries like being drafted for the Vietnam 'conflict'. I've followed the scientific inquiry with interest, since. Science bumbles along, always has, until a 'eureka!' happens and then it leaps and sprints until a new wall is encountered. I've always believed the odds were skewed to favor a significant impact far more frequently than whatever value thought correct and have secretly and perversely been delighted when some new observation shattered the accepted calculations. My favorite of these was the surprise encounter with 'Oumuamua. All I could think was "Ah-ha! So there!" The universe will always amaze and astound us with the new and unanticipated. I sincerely hope the next event isn't an unstoppable ice ball impact five years from now. Or maybe I selfishly wish it would let me be at ground zero... What a way to go!

[@van7242]

This is the only channel where the comments are as intelligent and interesting as the video. Best channel!

[@user-ih7gc7dt9l]

This helps concrete my belief in God and Jesus! Fantastic information! I had been highly sceptical of Noah’s flood until now.

[@drewandcharlie7583]

I am myself a christian and i believe. But the Bible says the flood came because God was angry with the civilization of which Noah and his family were a part. But this catastrophe happened to every culture across the world. The idea that God did not like what man had become, but yet had also never given them any direction makes little sense. Did the flood happen, yes, is the biblical reason for the flood correct? Its hard to believe.

[@brandonhall4547]

@@drewandcharlie7583I think it was just their explanation for it. Secularism uses that semi semantical point to discredit the flood all together. I still hear the “no global flood happened “ narrative despite evidence

[@cuber9320]

Dude you’re the only reason why I come to KZbin. Brain food!

[@cuber9320]

Aziryse I’m sure I am. But it’s totally worth it. Care to elaborate?

[@cuber9320]

Aziryse thanks! I am subscribed two the both. Also Bryan fostner. But this guy personally takes the cake.

[@cuber9320]

Aziryse I’m intrigued.

[@raycar1165]

If you really want to test your grey matter watch "symbols of an alien sky" and check out the thunderbolts project.

[@chadjacoby8273]

Sure if that food is acorns. Go on eat some, they're delicious. Lol

[@harleequinnday581]

This by far of any channel is the best. You are not afraid to tell it as you find it and I love the way you collaborate theories with others. It is very discriptive and informative. Your viewers obviously connect with all of your findings and also have a few additive theories to add. Awesome work, hope to see and hear more from You and Everyone.

[@michelguevara151]

"Sumer was ancient before Egypt was young." ancient Egyptian saying.

[@EndingTimes0]

That ancient egyptian? Albert "$100%" Einstein

[@frankwillow-rogersjr.3253]

I agree with you 'michel Guevara' -- Sumer was the first & "Sudden" Civilization. Indus Valley was 2nd. Egypt, which is the primary civilization taught in our schools--was (only) the 3rd civilization to spring-up outside Greater Mesopotamia! :~ }

[@siriusfun]

@@frankwillow-rogersjr.3253 There are many older advanced civilizations than Sumer. That's mid 20th century archaeological thinking.

[@frankwillow-rogersjr.3253]

@@siriusfun Agreed, there were many (early) "Settlements" around the world c.7000BCE. Sumer was one of them. Sumer though was ["mysteriously"] the original 'SUDDEN' & 1stCivilization on the face of our planet--developing/inventing over 100-utilitarian as well as artist-weighed items and systems. Including The Wheel; The Cart; Writing; Beer; 'Congress'; Bills of Aged/Women and GeneralCitizen RIGHTS, etc. No (Archaeologist/Anthropologist) in the world will (bother) to even begin ::debating::: such an obvious fact.

[@badpossum440]

@@frankwillow-rogersjr.3253 Perhaps since the seas rose, we do not know most of what was on the flooded lands.

[@redreaper2752]

“The same lecture over and over again.” Great way to put it. A lecture that focuses more on the negative than the positive.

[@Mr.McCarthyism]

The cataclysm was Mother Nature trying to save her own life from the over whelming amount of mushroom clouds.

[@kevink.7597]

I can not count how many times I have been given reason to re-read the New Testament in my academic years of Cultural Anthropology and Comparative Religions. Looking at Revelations with the eye you pointed at it was akin to an epiphany. I was laughed at for some time about my beliefs that the Younger Dryas was brought on by extraterrestrial impacts. Graham Hancock's Fingerprints was like reading my own thoughts put into a more understandable order by someone else. And my favorite man in the educational world was and is Randall Carlson. GeoCosmic Rex is my go-to channel for pure educational pleasure. How does that fellow not have the numbers of what one would think of as the place of the profit? Words of the Profit are written on Subway walls... isn't too far wrong from our reality. So... thank you. You gave me a great rush of gratitude at knowing that there are many more ancient materials pointing to that event than I had believed. You connected those dots as best anyone could have. And you can turn a phrase of humor with the best of them. Wasp's, not Unikorns killed me. Have a great day reading all of these replies tomorrow. You did good ol' son. You did good. Peace,

[@kennethdollar9613]

You sir have hit the nail on the head ,this explains so many things that it almost seems simple enough for the whole world to understand what's happened in our past , now if we can find a way to keep fighting each other we might have a chance in this old world

[@kazzana9013]

That was an incredibly enjoyable episode, that I am oh so late finding. The art of story telling is not lost. What a wonderful way to pass on knowledge. Thanks from New Zealand.

[@flamencoprof]

A triumph of synthesis of recent research with old stories. Well done!

[@FloridaManMatty]

Good on you for the message at the end regarding other people’s faith. That’s something that is too often left ignored or unsaid. I think it’s critical for those of us who tend to question our own origins to maintain an open mind about other’s beliefs. The Bible is a perfect example of a faith-based approach being littered with legitimate, provable historical facts and events. I know that I have personally changed my own views on the Old and New Testaments and other religious tomes over the years precisely because so much of the stuff in the background has been verified and “discovered” to be based in actual fact! And even if it’s just something that helps good people peacefully find their way on their own journey and it makes them happy…where is the harm? Respect, Ben. I really appreciated that little addition at the end of this (wonderful) video.

[@תוםבראל]

one of the best explanations i have ever heard about human histoty. follow this guy and give like. very alequently put, good job brother 🙏

[@chazdog789]

Over the years I became familiar with the work and writings of Joesph Campbell and your video today really struck home with me the mystery of the history of our planet Earth... the stores from the past and Our attempts to make sense of it and our place in it... I just would like to say thank you and keep up the great work... You really have something going here...

[@RougeyKenobi]

LOVE YOUR CHANNEL Wish you could upload more but I know these must take so much work. It’s all worth it man. Keep up the amazing work

[@joachimdartson7313]

The Iberians have a cultural memory of 7 flaming mountains falling into the Atlantic.

[@Robinhood1966]

There's historical documents about 7 metiorite fragments falling around the planet around 7kbp. Will find a link to it tomorrow.

[@dmitryadamenko6518]

@@Robinhood1966 is it tomorrow yet? :)

[@Robinhood1966]

@@dmitryadamenko6518 www.knowth.com/sacred-geography-1.htm "Archaic myths from many parts of Europe (and around the world) refer to this event by mention of bright new stars which fell to earth as seven flaming mountains, of how the oceans rose up in vast waves and totally engulfed the lands, and how summer was driven away with a cold darkness that lasted several years. In support of the mythological accounts of the vast waves covering the lands it is important to mention that many of the highest mountains in England, Scotland and Ireland are littered with beds of sand and gravel containing sea shells deposited in the very recent geological past. Geology also gives irrefutable evidence that at two times in the recent past, around 7640 BC and 3100 BC, there have been complete reversals of the earth's magnetic field caused by an outside influence, most probably a comet."

[@Robinhood1966]

@@dmitryadamenko6518 "Approximately 2000 years later, in roughly 7640 BC, a cometary object sped towards the earth. This time, however, rather than passing by the earth as the cosmic object of 9500 BC had done, the cometary object actually entered the atmosphere, broke into seven pieces, and impacted the earth at known locations on the planet's oceans. The following map shows the general location of each of the seven impacts."

[@TwitchyTopHat1]

@@Robinhood1966 oh shit OP actually came back with the link! Thank you

[@emilparker5521]

I can't convey how much I love this presentation!! I feel this connects the dots between science and and the religious accounts of cataclysm better than anything I have heard before! Well done sir!!!

[@DolphinFriendlyTuna]

As a Muslim, What you are saying about High-Tech ancient civilisations makes sense and i can side with that. There’s no conflict of Islamic Dogma with this concept. We have not been told how old humanity is (unlike what’s in the bible) All we know is that Adam was the first human. Nevertheless, I’m not going to be judged according to my stance on this subject. As i said there is no conflict with the dogma. What i am disappointed in however is that you try to dismantle the idea of a Creator , which actually has no conflict what so ever with this finding. We know catalytic events happened in the past, but we do not know where or when specifically because that is not the main point of the lesson. Discrediting the idea of a God should be a separate matter to discuss.

[@dezzodarling]

Fantastic video!!! Thank you!! Despite being educated in a Jesuit institution, I was fortunate to have had priests/teachers who were enlightened enough to steer us towards asking the questions you pose in your work!!

[@johnbirch4089]

Superb, top quality. You’re the man to listen too.

[@theresemallory2425]

Absolutely! My Jesuit teachers at Loyola University, many years ago, always encouraged critical thinking, including in such subjects as theology and science. Having been taught by other Catholic religious orders , who always interpreted the Bible literally, I was totally shocked to find out, that the Jesuits had a different and much more sophisticated approach. The Jesuits taught us that the truths of the Bible were expressed in "mytho-poetic" terms, and thus not subject to literal, reductionist interpretations. Historically, the Jesuits have always excelled in every field of science since their founding in the 16th century. For example, they have been innovators in the field of modern astronomy. Examples of amazing Jesuit astronomers and scientists were Fathers Matteo Ricci and Athanasius Kircher. Great Protestant thinkers and scientists such as Johannes Kepler and Gottfried Leibnitz carried on an extensive and life-long correspondence with their Jesuit co-thinkers. The towering intellects at that time of insane religious warfare between Protestants and Catholics, understood that the truth transcends the narrowness of religious dogma. They understood, as intelligent people do today, that the progress of humanity depends on ecumenical and civilizational dialogues and collaboration, in order to understand more deeply, the great mysteries of our existence in the cosmos.

[@jacobthompsonesq.946]

Made me cry, I feel it. Great piece of work. I will try to support you and your work. Wow!

[@TimberStiffy_]

I don't think the powers that be really want everyone to realize civilization is older than we think it is now. love the research, even just by seeing the sites you've shown you can intuitively see that they are far older and created by someone other then who is said to have built them in the history books. Eye opening and major brain food for thought. awesome channel.

[@MrJetMango]

besides greed and the will to control and power they think they have over us, what would be the real reason? current elites are truly evil tho.

[@W.Isarnorix.D]

@@MrJetMango Because they've created a civilization where people are so SURE of everything, wise beyond measure. "In their wisdom they shall be fools." Or some shit like that, forgot the exact quote. 🤔

[@StopProject2025]

What you said about being lost to nihilism, contemplating infinity etc..and evening it out with the quirky richness of reality, that was really helpful.

[@CharlesAAnnen-rh4mk]

The history of man has become more clear thanks to your research, i am sure Lord Enki approves.

[@corvuslight]

Excellent presentation, thank you! And bravo for the Randall Carlson shout out. He's a treasure and his channel is awesome!

[@deepthinker3121]

Great as ever! You're really pulling the dots together. Thanks, Ben!

[@robbystafford8273]

"attend the same lecture, over and over again" i love you, dude

[@tomiantenna7279]

"Repetition is the mother of knowledge."

[@4239LEO]

ThanQ! looking forward to a possible second episode on this topic! one of the better channels in this genre!

[@bobbyverne9714]

What an incredible video! I follow Randall Carlson, love the enthusiasm and knowledge he projects. Like yourself, Randall makes it fascinating to simply imagine what it must have been like witnessing these cataclysmic events as they unfolded right before our very ancestors eyes! It had to have been absolutely terrifying not only to see meteors falling from the sky, but then to endure the fallout. With these pathetic holier-than-thou, braindead younger generations being pumped out of our failing education systems we have here in America today, Heaven help the human species! God help them survive if the internet goes out for half a day much less another Younger-Dryas event. Ben, every topic you cover here on your channel is absolutely amazing! Please never stop!!

[@hertzer2000]

Nick Zentner at The University of Central Washington has terrific videos related to the Younger Dryas.

[@TheRealSpuznik]

I just subscribed to Randall's channel. Keep up the great work.

[@jeffborne1]

Fabulous story! Love your train of thought, Ben. Keep up your excellent work and thanks a lot.

[@spenceredgren7632]

I love this rabbit hole. UnchartedX, Randall Carlson/Kosmographia, Graham Hancock, Bright Insight...the hours I have spent listening on this subject is so much fun

[@sailingrumrunner]

Add the you tube channel "Expedition Bible" to your list of enlightenment. An archeological exploration proving many passages in the bible are historical fact.

[@jarrito8813]

Thank you 🙏🏽 we are truly blessed to have your content available.

[@krymz1]

"how did it get damaged by rain?! it's supposed to tough out a global flood!!!" "i don't know, it must have been an act of god" XD

[@jameswhite1910]

One of the things that has bothered since way back in seminary is this: Much of the Bible - or any of the ancient religions - seems to have been written for us to remember what has happened and to warn us to be ready - because it is going to happen again. I just wish they had left something a bit more reliable than a bunch of priests to relay this warning. When I hear about areas in Antarctica and the pyramids where nobody is allowed to explore, I just cannot shake the idea that maybe there is more information there. And perhaps it even influences those currently in power actually know a bit more than they let on. In any case, I am truly grateful for your excellent work. Thank you.

[@DrCorvid]

@@jaymz1999 If you see Doug Vogt's videos in which he deciphers the original Hebrew Torah line by line, you'd see that religion copped a little of it for convenience and veracity, indeed, as a tool for submission, but in itself it is an account and not religious at all. Like translator Mauro Biglino says, it's not a holy book.

[@ub2bn]

@@jaymz1999 I can use a butter knife to stab someone to death. Was that the inventer's intention????

[@jameswhite1910]

@Adrian metzler-holden Well sure, Christians are just renegade Catholics who are, in turn, renegade Jews, who are, in turn, inheriting from the Mesopotamians. All of these major religions trace back to "the ancients". So while I can fully ignore modern religion - and I absolutely do - I think that we should be closely studying the oldest possible versions of these religion's texts. If we are to find anything of value, it won't be in the documents written since the Christians destroyed virtually everything at Alexandria. We need pre-Alexandria documents.

[@bb5242]

The people in charge are 99% alcoholic idiots.

[@Leftatalbuquerque]

Priests were the true power of the tribe. Look at the Pope.

[@davehanrahan13]

"we are not of yesterday or today we are of an immense age" Carl Jung Just put a video up where Jung talks about a tower of light from the sun in which a wind blows around, great work again Ben

[@JustIn-mu3nl]

A really good video and something that often get's passed off as just myths and legends.

[@thomasewing2656]

"Cosmic Hampter wheel": I love it! An apt description of the human condition.

[@curtismetzgar722]

We'll all stay tuned for next weeks sermon.

[@magnusio]

Amazing job, amazing video. Thanks for all your work, I learn so much.

[@fatalrob0t]

"Although that fellow, marx, took it a little too far." Understatement of the century.

[@edinjukic7169]

Yes... Agreed 100 %. I have a huge respect for the channel authors and their work. It is the only reason why I did not leave immediately...

[@sandro-schmitt]

I pushed "stop" when I heard this phrase. The subject was evolution in scientific thought, not the political views of the narrator. Sad, it was the first video from this channel that came to me, and the impression was not the best.

[@cbabdb1]

@@sandro-schmitt satire lost in translation.

[@tomiantenna7279]

Yeah. Yeah they took it like, WAAAY to far. Way farther than just far, it's far away from far, Sir, far far away, a fair way from it I'd say!

[@authorauthority7193]

Just look out your window and see the bounties of capitalism, covid19, the brink of war between the us and china, horrific poverty around, or even the general impoverishment of workerz in the u.s. How could anyone feel anything but love for this system or seriously try to understand it when the world lives with its consequences.?

[@JonnoPlays]

Great content, cheers 🥂 This subject will be taught in schools one day. Just a matter of time.

[@dananorth895]

Do you think the raccoons will be able to work it out in entirety.

[@lestaat73]

@@dananorth895 now that's a very good point with the times we are living. Probably with help from cats raccoons will understand

[@camielkotte]

Thumbed up before i even listened to your creation. I knew it would be good. Btw i got on a track 2 years ago of following all kinds of vids and channels that ended up in Hancock-> Carlson->you ... Ancient Architect was little before you with his soapbox style. I re watched Hancock "quest for lost civilization" a few times, skipped back and forth in Carlson's lectures about "cycles of catastrophes" and it all fits with what y you are doing. These are great times. Im gaining "souls" by spreding the word... In a decent scientific way, no preaching on my side, respect the ignorant. Now back to sleep i go, you always wake me up in the middle of the night! Damn Aussie!

[@2ndborn283]

I was never wrong when I said Bible stories are mixed up of other ancient religious stories ..it all makes so much sense now..Iam really glad like-minded people exist . Thanks for uploading such a wonderful video and thanks to myself for not skipping this video. PS: Watching your channel for the first time and a new subscriber now.

[@choonbox]

Just be careful. I am three minutes in and I've already spotted four falsehoods. Cognitive biases help no one. Nor does it help you.

[@x7slim8x]

Love the channel, keep up the great work sir.

[@rickywayman]

I enjoy your videos so much and looking forward to my first trip to Ejypt early 2024. Finally I will be able to see the amazing structures first hand 👍

[@jackstarman8057]

I only discovered you this week. What an enlivening revelation into the true as I see it. Ispeak my words and beliefs. I am 74 and to old to undertake study and research so for me ypu have done the work. I am an Aussie too. Thanks and cheers mate.

[@PETERBROWN-zx4fj]

This was brilliant and well presented. The concept is something I've believed since I was a child. I am very atheist and have become such through studying many different religions. But the threads that weave through all of them (as you presented here) definitely seem to tie to a kernel of truth. You just can't end up with the same story being told by so many cultures around the world without there being some unifying foundation such as a world affecting cataclysmic event. Thanks for the video. I supported a few months ago and will do as often as I am able. I am grateful for the work you are doing to bring this information to the public eye. I think it is very important.

[@UnchartedX]

Thankyou!

[@johndolby3472]

Well done Ben, Your video's consistently get better. Keep up the good work.

[@poppyseed8741]

What a brilliant, breathtaking, well performed and underlayed with facts, intelligent and smart video!!! Together with Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson you are my personal Triumvirat!!! Thank you so much🙏😍

[@michelleochinero1813]

Well done! I came to this conclusion years ago after reading Acharya's S. (D.M. Murdock) books, then delving into the actual myths and Sumerian tablets. So many wonderful texts, myths...All saying similar things. Then add in all the similarities to megalithic structures, carvings and art there has to be a common thread of knowledge. It is very challenging for someone who is deeply entrenched in their own religion to be willing to read outside their beliefs. Once I saw the similarity in the stories it became clear to me there is not one belief, or god above all, but all are connected to tell a story of a world impacting event. Thanks for your enlightening videos. Keep them coming. The story needs to be told in its broader sense not just from one perspective.

[@stephenrafter1980]

I saw an angel take my nephew away on the day he died. Nobody believes me but it's very very true. Something awaits us when we die. Its good.

[@daeholm]

I enjoy Randal's channel but the clips are quite old and the talks are in an informal setting and the conversational quality of it can be frustrating. I really wish he'd produce brand new content. His work deserves high quality presentation.

[@HellCatt0770]

Grey Holm he is! There’s a podcast - also available to watch on YT

[@phillyb8347]

He has a dvd/bluray that is available for purchase

[@UnchartedX]

I know what you're saying. The production value doesn't bother me, I just enjoy his style and knowledge immensely - you do need to put a lot of time into watching his channel to get the most out of it, but I've found it to be very rewarding.

[@SuperJ9er]

"One right-wing prepper dude building a decently sized wooden dinghy"🤣🤣🤣 right on

[@petercarioscia9189]

I finally threw something into the tip jar. The amount of passion you have for this subject is obvious. Not to mention the superb quality.

[@renbergps]

Thank you so much for addressing some of the subjects that you did in this. I forwarded to an extremely religious friend who has gone down the rabbit hole and is now in a existential crisis. Your mentioning this aspect I'm hoping will give her some strength. Again, thank you so much.

[@StratospheralNurse]

This video brought tears into my eyes. My heart was filled with immense joy, which I can't find the words to fully describe. I now feel a genuinely deep connection to our great ancient ancestors and a sincere regard for the religious tales of our long lost past. I cannot thank you enough for making these connections for me. Once I am more financially stable I promise to donate to your endeavors. I want to see what all you can accomplish on behalf of humanity.

[@siriusfun]

This was a great overview of the similarities in so many different cultures and origin stories. I hadn't heard of the Burckle Crater, either, so that was really interesting and likely explains a lot where the pre/biblical flood tales are concerned. Subscribed!

[@Pimpdaddyleif]

Man your work is fantastic. Your presentation is great. I really like how you think. Start simple first and work your way up. Everybody seems to go full throttle at first with some wild theory that blows up in their face. Keep keeping it real and speaking your mind. I'm so glad I didn't hear archeoastronomy once in this video. Thank you.

[@ub2bn]

What would you say is a better term for the investigation of how our ancestors aligned megalithic structures with what we see in the cosmos?

[@bakters]

3:40 "The very notion of the separation of church and state *traces its roots* [sic!] back to this time in history [Enlightenment]" That's so very wrong, I had to comment. The separation of church and state was a *done deal* in Medieval times. It was a simple matter of who has the authority to appoint church officials, the Pope or some local ruler. The Pope went to war over this and won. The Emperor (Henry the Fourth) was humiliated. Of course, in some places those achievements were later reverted, but it's because people have forgotten their own achievements. It wasn't "just a theory". For example in Poland the kings were elected, so it meant a long period of interregnum following the death (or abdication) of the former king. The only person who could be trusted with the reins of the country in those times was the prime cardinal. They *never* tried to take over the country for themselves. What's with this new fangled cult of Enlightenment? Enlightenment sprung up from a very long tradition of European culture which existed before them, they didn't just come up with everything by themselves.

[@dstinnettmusic]

Because it is the part of the founding myth of liberal capitalism. The enlightenment made everyone smart and we we invented nation states and capitalism and got rid of kings. It’s a silly idea, I agree and it insults the grest minds throughout all of history. We are always standing in the shoulders of giants.

[@achlipala]

What an educated reply. Since youre quoting Polish history im guessing youre Polish. Czesc

[@bakters]

@@achlipala Yes, I'm Polish. Thanks for the compliment. Pozdrawiam.

[@j.c.3800]

I have followed your youtube presentations for a long time now and am always impressed by your thoughtful analysis of the world around us and it's history, myths and prehistory. I share your ideas about religious stories and other myths as being, to a great extent, metaphors for physical events. However, the "existential conundrum" you mention still seems to cause us to question the finality of "scientific" conclusions. 50 years ago my family experienced a bona fide personal "miracle" which made us realize that "something" knew about us. On the other end of the spectrum we ponder the "existence" of particles that don't obey any known laws in the universe...where time is not an attribute of their existence. The idea of "metaphor" is foundational to all human knowledge, to a scientist it is "cause and effect," to a poet or artist it is "metaphor," but essential it is a similar mechanism. Sometimes I fantasize that existence is itself the origin and teacher for humankind as a means to expand our knowledge. You and your website are a proof of this.

[@RicTic66]

I Really enjoy UX videos, they always leave me with lots to think about and make a great deal of sense. One problem with this one though, is the Book of Revelation is New Testament and wasn't written until at least 10,000 years after these catastrophic events.

[@THEOZZYFUL]

Boy am I glad I found this channel. Ancient history for the coming months, I feel like I died and went to heaven. Thank you :-)

[@nancyvolker3342]

I'm still crying about the unicorns * sniff

[@lazerbrain8784]

Don't worry Nancy, They are single horned rhinos, They still exist.

[@claudermiller]

Is the hamster okay? No hamsters were harmed making this video were there?

[@nancyvolker3342]

@@claudermiller NO WAY! we still have hamsters it's the unicorns that didn't make it * sniff

[@rpscorp9457]

If anyones interested, the Safire project has a 2019 update on youtube on their progress...its pretty impressive.

[@fressfisch]

thanks man, that was really interesting

[@Dicer328]

For sure, the poster of this video would due very well to incorporate that information into his view. Also just be aware that the SAFIRE project is basically a satellite program of the Military Industrial Complex.

[@alanderson9711]

RPS Corp -lots of articles have peer reviewed their proposals and the grade given: F. Sorry, Its just nonsense.

[@rpscorp9457]

@@alanderson9711 you must be blind as well as dumb....

[@ub2bn]

@@Dicer328 Please elaborate.

[@aarondrong]

Two things. 1. The 7 trumpets thing reminds me of my local tornado sirens. 2. The Virgin Mary (and the other versions) and Jesus (and the other versions) stories make me wonder if they represented humanity as a whole. Like Jesus is the "Son of God" and there are stories of us being created as slaves by "Gods." Well what if it was really almost all of humanity at the time died for our sins (whatever that means). Maybe there was a reason the cataclysm happened. Maybe if we didn't get hit with that rock, something worse was going to happen that was going to be caused by the civilization living at that time. Or maybe they really pissed off whomever they were calling "God" and our punishment was a cluster of speeding rocks and maybe now we're back but on probation. I love this stuff, keep up the good work!

[@MediaLieDetector]

I believe that as far back as the Age of Leo, as revealed by the Great Sphinx, that the Great Year was the guide for a personified deity to take the role of Son of God during each Age. If this is true then we should be able to discover other artifacts to show complete continuity. Modern Jesus the fish. Joseph the Ram and Ram’s horn. The Bull worship during Taurus. There are a few more ages between Taurus and Leo. Hathor may be one of the deities in there. I will continue researching this missing pieces. Given that the official dating of ancient artifacts and construction are not reliable, it should help with completing this wonderful puzzle.

[@valeriebennett6473]

Absolutely outstanding!!!! P.S. Randall and Randall's cosmography group have multiple channels and a website...i will gather the links and drop them n the comments 2moro... late gotta hit the hay just had to watch new vid from my fav channel first!!!! Thanks Ben ur on top of ur game as usual!

[@robc3056]

"God was annoyed and it rained a little bit" LOL

[@zanebriggs300]

Just five minutes in and I think this is my favorite one yet. Keep it up mate, great videos.

[@Matt_Pallardy]

First video I’ve seen from you and I love it! This is amazing

[@trippsie]

Your comedic description of the story of Noah had me laughing so hard lol. Great content and great research!

[@TheSonicDeviant]

Excellent! Perfect timing Ben! Cheers!