Secrets of the Osirion | Who Built Egypt's Biggest Megalithic Temple? | Megalithomania

Join Megalithomania for a private access 2-hour visit to the Osirion and a private visit inside the Great Pyramid this November: www.megalithomania.co.uk/egypt.... The remarkable Osirion at Abydos in Egypt is officially dated to the reign of Seti I, during the New Kingdom period, ruling c.1294 or 1290 BC to 1279 BC. However numerous scholars and researchers suggest it could be much older with its huge megalithic, perfectly cut blocks resembling those in the 4th Dynasty Valley Temple at Giza. Strabo, who visited the Osirion in the first century BC, said that it was constructed by Ismandes, or Mandes (Amenemhet III), the same builder as the Labyrinth at Hawara. John Anthony West says there were huge floods that occurred in the distant past and the river silt is evident at the site, so could easily be dated. The Osirion at Abydos in Egypt could have had therapeutic effects, according to Dorothy Eady (Omm Sety) who says she got healed by its waters, as did many others. It also has beautiful geometric 'flower of life' carvings on one of the uprights which have yet to be explained, and nubs, polygonal masonry and intricate, subtle striations and smoothing of the stones, which would not look out of place in ancient Peru. Whether it was 'discovered' by Seti, or whether he built it during his reign is discussed in this video.
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[@philobetto5106]

I'm waiting for the discovery of George Soros's childhood home buried under the Pyramid's

[@karenishness1]

I met people who built and lived inside pyramid structures. 1) They are very healing for the first 15 minutes. 2) You can't live in them longer than 15 minutes at a time- you will go crazy!

[@tehjamerz]

@@karenishness1 oh?

[@karenishness1]

@@tehjamerz So?

[@tehjamerz]

@@karenishness1 ah.

[@davidlancaster8152]

It's incredible! The similarities between this and South American polygonal masonry are astounding. Great holiday adventure. Thanks Hugh and Andrew. Appreciate much

[@FiveNineO]

Incredible stuff. I would give anything to go back in time to see what was going on when this was built

[@christophmessner6450]

Me too! It’s amazing what the ancient civilizations were able and willing to do, but we should not only dream about good purposes of these artefacts but also see that they are power demonstrations of absolute rulers who made thousands of poor people chisel stone all day while they could have a better life as farmers, hunters and traders! Gigantomachia is not only good and “high” civilization but also oppressive and totalitarian civilization.

[@michaelb7498]

You'd have to go back a lot further than the dyanastic Egyptians. They are definitely not the builders of any of the megalithic sites throughout Egypt. They simply inherited them

[@michaelb7498]

​@@christophmessner6450lolol it's been proven that the Egyptians did not make slaves do this stuff. First of all, whoever built these structures were literally the best stone masons who have ever graced this planet. Highly skilled people. Not the work of starving, unmotivated slaves. Are u kidding me? The Egyptians didn't even build this stuff

[@lorenzor2555]

Me too! Also the great pyramids, the Serapeum of Saqqara, the Barabar caves… etc

[@nicksothep8472]

I'm sorry but I don't believe for one second this was originally a temple. The Egyptians most probably used it as one, but like for every other structure of this kind, the precision calls for a practical use. All those names, such as "the funerary passage", were given in the 1800s by British "archeologists" with a fetish for tombs and temples, and a real passion for calling anything they didn't understand, as, appropriately for their condition, a temple or a tomb.

[@nicksothep8472]

@@fennynough6962 Pardon me, what is this? Did you use a translator for a language with a different alphabet?

[@D34sure]

Apparently there is a set of stairs which leads down (under the current visible water) and should definitely be investigated further. So disappointing that these beautiful treasures are not better cared for :( Thank you Megalithomania 😎

[@Rork333]

They tried to remove the water with multiple pumps running a total of 500 gallons a minute and couldn't get the water level to go down substantially and ended up doing gpr investigations inside the enclosure and outside and found the osirion to be situated upon a 900m deep waterlogged qena sand layer before they hit bedrock

[@Mr_Top_Hat_Jones]

@@Rork333Exactly. When he said they could easily remove the water, I was thinking what? They’ve tried to remove the water for over 100 years.

[@ArnoWalter]

A lot of these sites have more of an industrial look, rather than ritualistic or symbolic.

[@upendaglover2559]

i concur

[@celestenova777]

Amazing building, the precision and smoothness of lines is quite incredible and can see some similarities to Stonehenge. Thanks Hugh, another great vid.

[@timgreene8432]

Great stuff Hugh . I remember not being able to go down into it in 2019. Maybe next time when I plan on going . Wishing you safe travels Friends !

[@SpinningAroundMars]

I heard recently on Gaia that the dark mud located around the ceiling height of the Osirion and below the hard-pack, and sands, that make up todays ground surface levels are from the inundations when the flow of the Nile was much further West than today. Apparently someone counted the levels of the dark Nile mud that were visible, and at one level per inundation (1 per year), counted 54,000 levels of the inundation soils. If this can be verified surely it would give a more accurate approximate date of the structure if these soils were covering it prior to discovery

[@johnwalker1553]

54,000 levels of the inundation soils. As far as age is concerned, I have the same suspicion. It is made from igneous rocks with large crystals Hardness 7 used by Osirion Porphyry is a reddish-brown to purple igneous rock.

[@tiscitatascit]

Those water channels are 15 meters deep. They have attempted to pump them out in the twenties and then later with "modern" pumps to no avail. The water returns.

[@JonnoPlays]

I really enjoyed this video a lot. I usually enjoy your videos, but this one seemed above and beyond. Keep up the good work.

[@MegalithomaniaUK]

Thank you very much!

[@djedUVprojector]

This is the most important site in the world... What caused the explosion that blew the roof off. What Science where they conducting here?

[@TheMoneypresident]

The roof was taken.

[@ozoneswiftak]

@@TheMoneypresident top of pyramid. Burnt walls, and building that are toppled over.

[@dwoodkamp4550]

Not even one hyroglypic on the structure so how could they clame it's the 4th dynasty?

[@beverly3397]

Many Blessings for the re-published version. What grabbed my attention was the circler arches. 😄😄

[@rogbow69]

It amazes me that if there was an earlier culture with these amazing skills in stonework why they never had a written language that has survived...and why did they never cut these knobs off the stones when they were capable of fitting blocks and smooth them with incredible accuracy but left the rough knobs on them..very puzzling

[@tracymatherson8174]

Very good video footage as always! xxx

[@Za7a7aZ]

Special permission to rob the tourists...for that money they could at least pay some local boys to collect all the trash...I dont understand why these caretakers do not understand that the sites must be without trash everywhere..

[@neosannyasin8022]

It's so sad and tragic to see how Kali Yuga societies have destroyed all the greatest archaeological sites around the world, inspired by their wicked organized religions.

[@peterlarkin762]

Yep it's them aul Abrahamic death cults that ruined it for everyone:)

[@dalantav]

Appreciate your video very much and thank you. It's the only chance right now for the history enthusiasts like myself to experience the this temple by watching the video. Stone works definitely do look like that of Peru. It would be very interesting to know what's beneath the water.

[@khamen723]

I agree, it’s the same technology of the high Andes

[@monkerud2108]

btw the scoop marks, they are from carving granite with other hard stone by dragging and rubbing the stone back and forth on the surface, granite has a matrix of quartz crystal and other rock, therefore instead of pounding it it is better to rub a larger round stone across it, breaking some crystals where they have sharp edges as they snag on the round rock and then shatter, this way you remove more rock than if you were pounding.

[@methylene5]

lol

[@johnwalker1553]

Did you ask Hamada Rashwan engineer and the owner of an modern granite quarry at aswan?

[@laszloczillaho3653]

Great video as usual. One thing I cannot understand, why the Egyptian government is not excavating these wonderful sites fully? It is obvious that underneath that sand that surrounds these sites must be much more treasures to be found, clearing and cataloging all the rubble, so they could solve the jigsaw puzzle, where they come from, etc. When I say treasures to be found, I don't mean artifacts and gold, but building structures, passages, tunnels that could shed more light of the total function of that site...

[@user-er6zk5mt6u]

They like the current narrative. You can’t take Egypt outta Africa. Some don’t want to be of African origin and colonized by rome, greece. They sprung up looking like they do from nowhere, I guess.

[@TheDemonation13]

very coool stuff happy holidays

[@bold58]

This is like so many other sites around the world. The country it is in has very little interest in preserving them.

[@TonkyTronicus]

The nubs make me think they somehow made these stones in a mold.

[@peterlarkin762]

Its definitely possible, plenty of myths surrounding natural concrete... The nubs may have been longer and helped with lifting or thing with ropes.

[@marya.8980]

Gobsmacked that you were allowed down into the temple, last I was there (2007) it was prohibited, one could only sit up by the top of the (wooden) stairs.

[@earthexpanded]

Are the walls recognized to have thousands of flower of life patterns across their whole surface or just the most distinct ones? They seem to be everywhere. It felt like I was on acid watching this.

[@MarvinMonroe]

Its crazy its like literally a skyacraper built on top of a spring and we are standing on the roof of it

[@xwsftassell]

I wonder what it looked like when the wallpaper was up?

[@barbarakloise6790]

Best view 9f the Osirion I have ever seen! So big! Excellant.

[@user-er6zk5mt6u]

The water can’t be cleaned up, because no one has been able to pump the water out. It refills from some unknown source.

[@SlimDaddy9]

Are there any ley lines at this site? If so, where are they and where are they situated?

[@rcjoe406]

Let's just say they managed to quarry and carve these giant perfectly cut blocks then somehow get them to where they need to be how we're they lifting them so high up on top of each other bizarre foe sure

[@user-pu1mu9ph6b]

I kind of can see How they could have somehow cut The stones but i have no freaking idea how they were moved around and lifted up... Even the cutting seems almost too perfect

[@rcjoe406]

@@user-pu1mu9ph6b agree pre flood madness lol

[@journalsofathirddensitytra3498]

Seems like water purification site for a city. What do civil engineers think?

[@bobdown590]

Just out of a matter of interest 2:34/18:14 there are wedges in the corner are / could they be the missing nub peaces that were used as locking stones? in other words do they come out of the scoop marks under the nubs.

[@cashgrab3139]

Oh yes, please demonstrate drinking the water for a week.

[@Edodod]

Amazing!!

[@sidzifus7083]

Yes indeed , just like in Sacsayhuaman, Machu Pichu , these were built using the " Sound Hammer " this ET instrument which with its very rapid pulses of energy makes the stone softer were it is hit by the Flux of energy. They didn't have to use extremmely heavy stones , since actually the " Sound Hammer " can make two or several stones , one... I was told about the " Sound Hammer " by an old Inca in Sacsayhuaman : it was a family memory. No other incas knew about it... He told me so...

[@jamesgoddard4441]

Hello Hugh, Was very interested to see this video you put up a year ago, as I've got an article on Om Seti in the next issue of my magazine Amskaya. She said she remembered that Seti actually discovered the Osirion, which was already ancient. What shocked me about her story was that when she was a priestess in Seti's time, she had an affair with him not realising that as a temple virgin, this was punishable by death. She committed suicide rather than let her family have the dishonour of a trial. Seti could have prevented that - he was Pharaoh and his word was law (especially as he was involved in it). And he didn't even apologise when he allegedly met her in this life at the Abydos Stargate! Jimmy Goddard

[@yetibetty1494]

❤️!

[@keithking1985]

Great channel this 👍💚🇮🇪🙏🏼

[@Flower_Power888]

This water in pools can still have healing properties....It is about vibration of place and alignements....

[@davidharrington7275]

Excellent research fellas

[@jandunn169]

An excellent video. It is very interesting to see the building techniques that resemble those in Peru. If Seti had a dream about the Osirion, then it has to be much older. I have been studying the Mabinogion and suddenly find myself again fascinated with Egypt. I wonder if the stories of Scota coming to the British Isles are true and that their was a cultural exhange going on not only with the Romans, but also earlier with the Egyptians.

[@seanjorgenson7251]

They have tried several times to remove the water. The water is what is magic about this place.

[@kyledamron]

What dating method was used? Why is the stone work vastly different from the temple of seti? Why when teams try and drain the osireion does it just keep filling with water? Do we know where it comes from? I saw a documentary where they mentioned trying to drain it but it kept refilling as they drained it

[@monkerud2108]

you can just try it out, use one of the so called pounding stones and instead of pounding, just drag it back and forth, see how much you remove, it is relatively efficient

[@cremersalex]

Is everything alright with Jj Ainsworth or Megalithic Maiden? Haven't seen a video of her in a long while.

[@TheCezu]

There were multiple attempts to pump the water out, but it keeps coming back at the same rate, it is one of the Osirion anomalies. I saw this video about these anomalies here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJTbYauKm89-aK8&ab_channel=FunnyOldeWorld

[@cheshibelle8155]

Amazing. Mind blowing. God level. Thank. U for. Video. ❤️💐

[@jameslee-pevenhull5087]

How to make a doorway rebate in a granite block constructed wall. Make a clay based ceramic door. Hold it in position where you want the doorway. Place round it the softened granite blocks. The blocks will creep onto the form of the ceramic door. When the granite has cooled and solidified, smash out the ceramic door and hey presto, a rebated doorway.

[@sonarbangla8711]

These experts seem to fail to see the connection with Gobekli or Tarahan Tepe and fail to find the sequence of events and the meaning of these stone works and their relation with continental stone works like the stone Henge. They also seem not to know the depth of cosmology, Zodiac signs and the effect of meditative wisdom, leading to development of mathematics specially Vedic mathematics, number theory, geometry etc.

[@bob_btw6751]

Yes, it seems that archeologists ignore the indus culture and failf to try to incorpprate their timeline into the Egyption period timeline. The amazing architecture and written history of India should not be ignored by Western anthropoligy and archiology.

[@scott2296]

An ancient sewage treatment plant, fresh water is very healing, fresh water is the flower of life.

[@margaret6061]

Is this Herodotus city of a thousand Gates? Abydos/Thebes If the dust of the Sahara crosses the Atlantic and has been for millennia, imagine how much has been piled on ancient Abydos?

[@tmastersat]

Why havent you shown the wall where they were grinding with that machine. They made part of the wall flat but did not finish.

[@tmastersat]

We know what the nubs were for. They moved the stones by rolling them. What ever they wrapped around them to make them round needed the nubs to stay atatched.

[@bob_btw6751]

My personal belief is that these industrial architecture megalithic builders predated the Younger Dryas Period caused by the comet / asteroid strike which ended the Atlantean culture civilization. Some prior catastrophic occured, I think ended the machine and geopolymer builders civilization; which still needs to be identified on the geological time line.

[@REKLESSWOLVES1]

Everything with these ancient sites is all about sound, vibration and frequency, that Flower Of Life symbol i don`t believe is an actual spiritual painting, i believe it is a diagram or a schematic and instructions of how to create a certain frequency using a visual diagram, more specifically a resonant frequency that promotes healing, the user has to create that pattern using a Chladni plate and sand, when sound is introduced to a Chladni plate the sand creates a perfect geometric pattern, different frequencies create different patterns, different patterns and frequencies can perform different healing results, we`ve known for decades that sound, vibrations and frequencies can affect human biology and physiology, the minerals and chemicals in our own bodies have their own resonant frequencies and if manipulated can stimulate growth and healing within the body, i believe structures like this were created for this exact purpose, why else build them so exactly using stones we know have resonant and acoustic properties, to control sound waves and concentrate them accurately the structure has to be geometrically perfect, it`s surfaces have to be square and flat because any unevenness in the surfaces would mean a constant tone wouldn`t be achieved, think of these structures as huge tuning forks, perfectly tuned and shaped to a high precision, modern Chladni plates use an electrical current but you can achieve the same results with vocalisations if you do it in a confined closed space, think of how sound travels in a theatre, now imagine several priests all chanting in unison to a specific tone and frequency, once they hit that perfect pitch the Chladni plate vibrates and gives them a visual guide that they have reached that perfect tone, the tone is held vocally and the person to be healed is exposed to the constant frequency and vibration, why the water ???? Well water also is a conductor of sound and frequency, perhaps some people were placed in the water for different ailments, the small rooms off to one side that once had doors on them could be concentrated isolation rooms where one person had individual treatment or perhaps they were just changing rooms, either way you don`t go to all this time and effort and precision to just build a shrine to some deity, i think more science needs to be done on these monuments using frequencies sound and vibration.

[@bob_btw6751]

Maybe those symbols were used by machines the way the modern digitized squares are used on packaging.

[@tinymetaltrees]

It always cracks me up that no matter who says it I always hear them trying to sound extra fancy as they say "sexy woman". Y'know, like when people from New England that only speak English try to sound extra fancy by clearing their throats when they say "Bach". That's not really how they talk. I know that it's only coincidence but that doesn't make "sexy woman" any less hilarious as an ancient megalithic site. The blocks are so big and round. Just look at those nubs! 🤣

[@oval1740]

Giddy up. Get in and have a look.

[@ronsimpson3198]

I know the secrets of the polygonal Masonry builders and they were up to much more than people think. They are also the same ones that built the site we call Stonehenge. And there is a reason most of the structures are built on fault lines.

[@oraciosanchez6984]

It's not advanced, they poured the granite just like Machu Picchu, the notches are were the frame was so the pour would stay in place. This site pointed to the north star 10,000 years ago. I think the place was used to bath to be honest. I'm sure they framed and poured it, that's why it's so hard to fathom how they moved it, they never moved anything which is why the shapes are odd, which was just how the frames were set. A fancy bath if you ask me.

[@Enlightenedskeptics]

Is it possible that it has sunk which is why the water is so deep? Heavy rock on wet sand for 12000 years. I think the water is part of the reason it is built. Definitely there is a temple made just for water in Peru too.

[@gairmac33]

I'd love to have more information on it's foundations - how deep doest the flooring go? How deep are the water channels? Where's the source of the water?

[@jacquelinedara]

It’s 15 meters deep. They’ve been trying to siphon the water but no modern technology can keep the water level down, it just keeps filling back up. Thus they had to close it for now. One of the lead archaeologists also drank gallons of the water (just filtered) while there and now doesn’t have to wear glasses. He said his eyes healed at a rapid speed.

[@kennymichaud5366]

Maybe the nubs are when they built a frame to make the blocks… the frame was built and a big machine, squeezed a geopolymers through a tube and it was pinched off… sort of how they put icing on a cake

[@oval1740]

The Puffy Polygonals is a great name for a rock band.

[@313barrygmail]

Would that be some round Rock!!!

[@oval1740]

Exactly :)

[@oval1740]

Hugh - drums JJ - bass and back up vocals Andy C - guitar Dave Hatchy C - lead singer

[@Johnepumper]

Cave men made that with smashing rocks

[@lynnehaywood5305]

Egypt is wasted on the Egyptians! So much more work could be done there by engineers, to discover the true history. Thank you for the excellent tour round the Osirion. I think you should remove the reference to water in there having cured eye problems. Some people will try it!

[@jerrywatt6813]

I wonder was the roof disassembled for the reuse of the stone or purposely damaged by later dynasties seems a shame that the monument can't be reorganized and cleaned with respect to its importance to history of a historical civilization and the water can be filtered and kept clean with ease !!

[@anthonyhettman2506]

They definitely understood earthquakes and how to make the stonework to prove it!!! How can the whole temple of Setti be filled to the brim with hieroglyphs and then this remarkable place that is underneath it basically behind it however, you want to say it be totally bare of any writing it’s like they found it that way and just left it out of respectkinda like how we don’t deface old graves!!

[@jameslee-pevenhull5087]

Softened granite blocks. Handling notches. Peru, same engineers.

[@darlahenri8095]

Thank you, I would love to be invisible and view the use of these buildings and why the destruction.

[@Scribe333]

VERY Incorrect to say they can easily remove the water. THEYVRE BEEN TRYING FOR AGES MAN! There is quite a mysterious water source deep down there.

[@michaeletzbach3019]

at exactly 10:44 ... yes ... the precision ... you are talking about. You know? I am alll the time wondering what kind of imprecision my eyes meet there ... and how the stones are molden, and why in exactly this way? - and yeeees I see a lot of ... hmmm ... lets say fragments of esthetical "misfortunate" endings ... ever asked what kind of vertical line with 5 to 6 holes is meeting our eyes at the left side of the nearest opening? at exactly 10:44? Okay ... then ... they way the stones are fitting together and the way that they shows marks of ... yes ... handling? ... yes .. similar to peruvian buildings ... smelling some Srilankan style too .... veeery interesting ... thx for sharing !!!

[@paulmilligan2657]

🔥 Shemsu Heru 🔥

[@michaelleblanc7283]

Nubs, Nubs, Nubs at 01:34 ! Why 'Nubs' ? The world-wide 'Nub' existance is driving me mad with curiosity. Need help badly !

[@peterlarkin762]

They were built by the Nubians :p

[@michaelleblanc7283]

@@fennynough6962 You put your finger of the nub of the matter. : )

[@methylene5]

The nubs couldn't be replicated by the other less advanced stone age people of the time, as making the nubs involved removing a lot of rock. The nubs made a powerful statement to any stone age people familiar with stone manipulation.

[@michelg.rabbat2267]

He is talking about the Osyrion not Assyria...when Osiris (AW SER) was dismembered by Seth ...he must have started a burial place for himself on the western plateau in Kharga oasis. Would be useful to find it..all the actual history of Kemt since then revolves around the murder of Seth and the magical origination by AWSER of HUR natural son of Seth.. This is Michel Gamil RABBAT in Florida

[@rameshkeswani962]

There Is no wonder only thing of thinking is the technology used to lift heavy stone object's

[@rameshkeswani962]

The suspense of lifting heavy stone be solved by scientist

[@annarusso2537]

Why are you guys in the picture?

[@grahamfleming8139]

The nubs have it at the pyramids ,here , Montana, India, Peru,all over the globe.did the Phoenicians make it to the Americas ?or some groups before them, Another good film again?

[@gypsysnickerdoodle4354]

💢FROM The West💢 seems very strange

[@kricketflyd111]

With that two hours what sacred geometry did your see?

[@jeffsmith50001]

and The Nubs punk band

[@AaronZann]

As a suggestion for what those nubs on the stone blocks could have been used for, since this comes up a lot: They are missing panels that would have been plugged on top of them to create the final layer/front with all the intricate carvings and details, or just the smooth finish. I came across two interesting videos about the Belevi Mausoleum in Turkey that features a very similar style, and looking at the partially eroded and destroyed wall sections, I think you can see the difference between the parts with the panels still in place, and the ones where they are missing and now only showing the rougher stone foundation with the nubs. Have a look for yourself, I am linking the two videos where I saw this first, with a timestamp showing what I mean: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6Wpp2l7asSdZ7s and kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZCuiZ1ups2rZ7s

[@1servadio]

Esatto

[@thierrybenito8623]

""La marche dernières marche des dieux " d'Anton Parks

[@moonshinefuel]

This looks like it was part of the water irrigation system for the plateau. Remember, there was a large population here that had all the needs that a modern population has.

[@moonshinefuel]

I mean do you think they just drank water out of the river? Probably not, if you had an idea of what materials to use, which they probably did, this could have easily been a part of the water purification / filtering system.

[@johnmccafferty1192]

The pyramid. A giant sprinkler head

[@garybusey7625]

Cheetos & Aliens

[@beverly3397]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@benderbender1233]

🤙

[@hughevans4652]

Definitely one of the most important sites in Egypt, similar to the Valley Temple by the Sphinx, and indicative of a previous civilisation.

[@theirishrambler299]

Do archeologists ever comment on the similarities in construction technology?

[@ma_wi7773]

Not Sure if they are allowed since the official narrativ is that the ancients were stupid Neandertaler and not highly developed civilizations which were obsessed with astronomy

[@anthonyhamlin1078]

Seems obvious to me...nuclear reactor core cooling

[@313barrygmail]

Don't forget this is just a foundation this probably was a big building at one time???? Doesn't matter if it was built with steel or concrete or aluminum it would all be gone now the only thing that remains are foundation!!!!

[@darlahenri8095]

But I would not want to feel the emotions, empathy can be very very victimizing. This is an add on to my previous wish of invisible time traveling. Complete detachment no effect, no price.... No way

[@myview1875]

How come nobody ever mentions the 👽angle. 😄.

[@guillermocharro7131]

Another tour seller, wooooow

[@TopazBadger6550]

Inca: cyclopian masonry in the 14th century AD. All other examples of cyclopian masonry around the world date to many centuries BC. So the Inca, sans the wheel, independently discovered how to build such structures. Yet not a single civilization with writing did so. Like I said, mainstream Archeologists are weak thinkers.

[@MissGodsChild]

Aka Fallen Angels

[@jigold22571]

Ask those who built it...there still here

[@AngelDiMauro1]

PEACE ON EARTH. Thursday, June 13, 2024, AD, 2:19 am, Eastern Standard Time, Temporary milky way galaxy.