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So, I guess the sun came down and parked 10' out the window for this photo? Must have gotten pretty dark for the neighbour's.

Please, look up youngish double slit experiment. These are the results, but you can try this at home. Its called light defraction. Wear are you guys from? In Canada we're taught this in grade 8.

That arrow is pointing yo a 14" corrugated metal tube. It let's water drain from one side to the other without flooding the road.

Aren't those tartary hats?

Love seeing stuff like this. Fake or not.

I think I found the same place today those post are supports hold thebsupport lines for the tram. The old photos left track matches the new photos track. Maybe they were ripping up road, and moving the track.

I'm running a speed sheet for another thread here for population number. I'm killing off nearly everyone every 15-20years; half the kids and 90% adults. I can only come up with 60bn. I don't know where the 107bn number comes from.

Editing because I was almost asleep when I replied. Instead of writing, here is an image of the oldest building in France 51 rue de montmorency. 4 stories. If each person is allowed 134 sqft, how many people do you think are living in this building? Bldg=2500sqft(high...

It looks like my number fall in line with a lot of other estimates. I was looking for the missing 1000yrs by trying to find where the official numbers varied from mine. Check out the link and look at 1AD to 1000AD. 0 population growth for 1000yrs is impossible. Linky. I was able to mimic the...

614sqft per 12 ppl = .642 sq mi. Of infrastructure. Which is definitely way more that needed

1.69sq mi 350000ppl =134sqft/person Consider 4 to a home and 3 floors per building. That's 1614sqft; 1000/home and 614 for infrastructure. Even today, 1000sqft apartment is a good size for 4 ppl.

Soil liquefaction is a great one. Russia has tons of methane underground. That would do it nicely.

The exercise is to figure out the puzzle of where everybody went. Math and statistics are usually fairly good at figuring things out. But no one has nailed this one; they merely say " this us how many we have, here is my guess about how that happened". As for knowing the population. They...

"Mostly used in Canada great lakes region". Could it be that they were built to withstand a flood that was known to be coming (glacial dams). Then, once that have passed, the "passengers" started work digging out the cities? If so, they why lie and cover it up? Thats way more amazing than...

This isn't installation. There is a guy with a pick axe; why dig out the dirt you just packed in to the tracks?. Also, look at the left track? What construction crew would pile 10 tons of rubble DIRECTLY in the path of the tracks they're laying? Then, at the bottom, who would fill in over the...

A Himalayan glacial dma just broke and dropped 10' of silt is some areas. Another happened last year. There's video. So, we know what happens in areas close to mountains and glaciers.

What is it with all the clean dirt? Everywhere you look in these old photos large plots of clean, flat dirt. Has anyone here ever looked at an empty lot in there city? Its bare for maybe 2 weeks and within a month or so its 3' deep in weeds and wild grass.

Why do some of the buildings have European architecture

The catalogue houses are a real thing. We have them in Canada; they're called Eaton houses from the Eatons company. You'll find identical houses, from the same period, 3000 kms apart