Where are the traces of mining on the mountains? Planet Earth is a giant abandoned mine. Silver mines of Potosi, Bolivia

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Good afternoon, dear readers.
I suggest you continue to rock the dilapidated building with a sign above the entrance - “the official history of mankind.” Many readers in the comments to my last article - “Industrialized civilization has existed on Earth for tens of thousands of years”, located here -

frequently asked questions:
1. What does the author smoke?
2. Can he sleep it off?
I answer:
1. In my free time, I often smoke books and articles on a variety of topics.
2. Maybe. I'm falling asleep right now :)

The title of the article shows that we will talk about uranium mining in the USA, but not only. The material will be much wider. I will try to give you all the search queries that I used, so that you can not only check the information yourself, but also personally participate in the discovery of new interesting facts. Very soon you will realize that the man in the photo above with the sign "Stop the uranium mine", protesting the opening of new uranium mines in the Grand Canyon, without knowing it, is protesting like a bee against honey. In fact, he is protecting an ancient uranium mine from further development! Oxymoron:)

One of the rules that I use to search for traces of industrial resource extraction in ancient times sounds like this: if previously a certain resource was mined in one place and the entire volume was not fully developed, then other people, no matter how many years later, will return to this place and continue prey. I will illustrate this thesis with an example from Crimea. The video shows two limestone quarries. One is modern, and opposite it across the road is an ancient one. Judging by water and wind erosion, it is several thousand years old. Be sure to check it out for clarity. The video is short, only 30 seconds.

Following this rule, you can easily download from the Internet maps of active modern deposits in any country or region for any element of interest in the periodic table, as well as for any combination of elements, and then simply visually compare. It's easy, educational and exciting. Like a game quest. To search for such maps we use search words:
Map of mineral resources of Russia
Map of mineral resources of the region such and such
Map of mineral resources of Russia
Map of mineral resources of the area such and such
copper ore reserves map
uranium ore reserves map
bauxite reserves map
and so on. Then click show pictures.
By analogy, repeat the search in different languages.

Now I’ll show you the example of an ancient mine - the Grand Canyon in the USA:

I found a map of the US that shows areas with high uranium content by searching uranium mining reserves USA:

And the second card

I then compared the top maps to the location of the Grand Canyon:

The canyon fell into the zone of maximum uranium concentrations. Then I narrowed my search criteria and began reading the material on request Grand Canyon Uranium mining. And I found interesting materials. I will demonstrate some of them:

Article entitled
Uranium mining near the Grand Canyon should be permanently banned

And a map with applications for uranium mining around the Grand Canyon from the article:

And the second card

The map clearly shows that the undeveloped areas around the Grand Canyon are of great interest to uranium mining companies. Do you understand what I’m getting at? :) That is, before, they didn’t have time to completely mine out all the uranium-bearing rock in this area. They only worked out the volume that later became the Grand Canyon. The Canyon area is full of decently smelly places, as the signs warn about:

So how? Is history starting to play with new colors for you? Whoever, a long time ago, had on hand a huge amount of uranium, which could be used for energy and for nuclear war. Are you still interested in official stories about how past generations traded sable skins for hemp and sailed on oared wooden galleys and sailing gulls? They probably changed and swam, but studying this simple life is like studying now the history of the Maori people in Australia, while transnational mining corporations such as BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Glencore Xstrata and Alcoa operate next to them .

Using the example above, you can now explore the terrain in your area yourself. And thus, by cooperating, in contact with miners, workers in the mining and processing industries who know those processes from the inside, it is possible to assemble this puzzle completely. Remember all:)

Now you need to imagine that in front of you is a planet on which you need to develop a full-fledged mining and processing industry. You have a limited amount of equipment. The first thing you start with is increasing its quantity. What is needed first for this? Energy. Any manipulation of matter requires energy. And then steel. Not a single machine or plant can be built without a wide range of different grades of steel. And to produce steel, you need iron ore, alloying additives - chromium, nickel, molybdenum, manganese, etc., coal and fluxing limestone.
Coal is generally needed for the process of reducing any metal oxides. Oxygen atoms in the blast furnace are taken away from the metal oxide by a reducing chemical reaction and added to the carbon contained in the coal. Limestone and dolomite are used as fluxes in the metallurgical processing of ores to form low-melting slags for easier removal of foreign impurities. " Their widespread use in ferrous metallurgy is due to the fact that a significant amount of basic oxides is required for fluxing waste ores and coke ash. In addition, most production processes are aimed at removing harmful impurities, which can be removed from the melt completely or partially when working with basic slags. To form the latter, significant additions of the main flux are required. The most important requirement for them is a low content of silica, alumina and harmful impurities (sulfur and phosphorus)". That is, without limestone - nowhere.

Here is a diagram for loading a blast furnace. Limestone - limestone, coal - coal, iron ore - iron ore:

With coal, everything is clear from my last article - all burning cone volcanoes are, most likely, coal waste heaps. Here, by analogy with the coal waste heaps of Donbass, we need to understand. They contain a decent amount of residues of coal dust and crumbs, and therefore such waste heaps and waste heap volcanoes burn very actively. The color of the constituent rock in the Donbass waste heaps and volcanoes is the same. You can try comparing the location of volcanoes with a map of coal basins in different countries.
By the way, in response to the assertion that volcanoes are burning waste heaps, a critical remark was received that waste heaps cannot have a layered structure inside as in the photo:

Volcano-terrikon Nyamlaghir:

And they should have a uniform structure inside, like an anthill cake. I put forward a counter-argument: conical waste heaps are poured using transport belts, as in the photo:

A similar process can be observed in an hourglass. With this method of filling, layers of different colors of rock will inevitably be formed and the layers will be parallel to the surface of the slopes of the waste heap. The photo below shows the result of emulating this process. It's called stratification:

That is, volcanoes are waste heaps. Here is another very clear proof of this statement:
45 years ago in the Donetsk region there was an explosion of a waste heap, which contemporaries included in the list of man-made disasters in Ukraine. The article is called - “Looking around, I involuntarily remembered the painting “The Last Day of Pompeii””. Quote:
On June 10, 1966, at 23.00, a piece with a total volume of 33 thousand cubic meters broke off from the old waste heap of the Dimitrov mine of the Krasnoarmeyskugol trust in the city of Dimitrov (Donetsk region). Hot multi-ton blocks and a loose mass of hot rock slid onto a residential village, burying a dozen houses along with people. After the displacement of rock masses from the cavity formed in the side part of a hundred-meter waste heap, as if from the crater of a volcano, there was a release of hot ash, dust and steam, the temperature of which reached 3000 (!) degrees. The tragedy that happened was first written about only 30 years later...

By the way, on the shores of seas and rivers, you can often see a conical mountain consisting of layered sandstone, half collapsed from the water side. Perhaps this is an ancient compressed waste heap. Examples in the photo:

Now let's move on to iron ore mining. I want to show you some interesting analogies. The previous article already featured photos of the Danxia Geological Park of China:

I will add the town of Purmamarca, Andes, Argentina

Hornocal Mountains, Argentina

Mountains of Vinicunca, Peru

Compare them with the following dumps:
Colorful depleted iron ore dumps

Iron ore

Let's return to the town of Purmamarca in Argentina. Let's look at a fragment of the Andes mountain range from satellite coordinates: -23.654545, -65.653234. Let's raise the camera and take a screenshot of the area, ~150 km wide:
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In the screenshot, I circled in red a small fragment of the Andes, with a diameter of 100 kilometers. These are colored dumps from mining and metallurgical activities, and not only iron, but the entire periodic table was mined here naturally. You can bring the camera closer and take a look. Better yet, inspect all the Andes at once. A sure sign of dumps and waste heaps is the erosion of their slopes. It appears under the influence of precipitation. The slopes are covered with waterholes. If you see mountains whose slopes are covered with such waterholes, then these mountains are formed from granular materials. Solid rock fragments may even stick out from their tops, but don’t let this bother you, since exothermic reactions often take place inside the dumps and waste heaps and the bulk material can melt. It might even just cake. A striking example is sandstone. A hard rock formed from sand.
Photos of dumps with water holes:

You should take a closer look at hills and mountains with such erosion. The shape of the mountains is not particularly important, it can be any, especially considering the repeated recycling of dumps.

Layers of different colors in the dumps are formed as follows:

Notice the bottom of the salt lake in the satellite screenshot above. I outlined it in green. It is called Salinas Grandes and is 45 km long. The distance from it to the ocean is 450 km:

Here are photos of the lake and surrounding area

There are two things you need to know about this salt marsh and (and thousands like it around the planet):
1. It is being re-mined. Salt, potash, borax and soda are mined.
2. And the second thing that is directly related to these types of lakes is the following:
Methods for chemical processing of ores can be divided into two main groups: acid and alkaline. As a result of the dissolution of mineral raw materials, the elements of interest and their compounds go into solution, from which they are then extracted by thickener filters and vacuum filters. The brine remaining from the process is discharged into sludge storage tanks.

A sludge storage tank is the main type of surface storage facility, which is constructed according to a single or multi-cascade principle with the creation of a dam, banks, and a sludge storage facility. Natural processes occur in sludge reservoirs - the accumulation of atmospheric precipitation, the development of microorganisms, the occurrence of oxidative and other processes, i.e. self-healing occurs, however, due to the presence of a large amount of salts and a general lack of oxygen, the self-healing process takes tens and hundreds of years.

Google images by tags sludge accumulator, tailings dump or tailings pond.

I will show you photographs of operating sludge storage tanks. Tens of meters of liquid waste accumulate in them.
Tailings pond at Stawell mine

Tailings dam at Tanjianshan. To create a sludge reservoir, a dam is built. Over time, on ancient dry sludge reservoirs, the dam can degrade and lose its shape. This will make it possible to pass off the object as a salt marsh.

Tailings dam The Sierrita Copper Mine. Slurry storage dam at the Sierrita copper mine.

Sludge storage tank – Belaruskali. Future mountains on the horizon and a dry salt lake.

Alberta Tar Sands Tailings Pond

Tailings Pond Ernest Henry Mine

Construction of the Highland Valley Copper EYNAKR slurry dam

Here is a diagram of the construction of a sludge storage dam. Gray color indicates sludge -tailings:

Sludge storage options

Sometimes sludge storage dams break. And then the settlements located below are flooded with sludge:

Consequences of the breakthrough in Hungary. This is sludge from bauxite processing. Aluminum mining

Consequences of the breakthrough in Brazil

Most of the reservoirs, by the way, with earthen dams, are former quarries used as flooded sludge storage facilities. I do spearfishing and have dived in many of them in Crimea. In the Partizanskoe reservoir, Simferopol reservoir, Schastlivoe reservoir. Everywhere the same picture was observed - underwater ledges, horizontal shelves of the bottom of a large area, for example at 5-7 meters of depth, which at a considerable distance from the shore abruptly end with a steep drop in depth. The composition of the bottom is white lime pulp, fine lime chips. and often it is impossible to dive to the bottom, because transparency at a depth of 7-12 meters sharply drops to zero due to the white lime emulsion, which is level in the horizontal plane.

Here is a photo of the Schastlivensky reservoir in Crimea. The hills in the background are crumbling. Dumps:

To support this statement about reservoirs, here is some interesting news. After Crimea returned to Russia, we switched to Russian standards. And Lake Gasfort near Sevastopol, where I also dived, quietly passed from the status of a reservoir to the status of a sludge reservoir. At the same time, Lake Gasfort remains a backup source of water supply for Sevastopol.

And even a small lake in Pirogovka near Bakhchisarai, 16 m deep, where I shot pike, turned out to be a flooded sludge settling tank. There is greasy white-gray silt at the bottom. On one side the water mirror is supported by an earthen dam. And on the horizon are either sawn limestone terraces or dumps of limestone chips. Virgin Crimea, the pearl of Russia :) Clickable:

In modern metallurgy, turnover has fallen, of course. There used to be scope. Dead Sea, Israel. A huge ancient sludge reservoir. Moreover, at first it was a quarry. And after the rock was chosen, they began to use it as a sludge reservoir. This is a logical and common practice:

The current water level in the Dead Sea has dropped. I believe the supporting dam is much higher than the level. Circled in red:

Great Salt Lake. Great Salt Lake. USA. 117 km length:

Great Salt Lake. The length of the supporting dam is 17 km:

Tuz Golü. Türkiye. 905 meters above sea level. 75 km length

Nau Co Lake, Tibet. The height above sea level is 4378 meters. Next to it are large-scale colored dumps. Clickable

Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah
The Bonneville Desert, about 240 sq km, is known for the production of salt, that same table salt (90% of the total production in the USA), as well as other mineral salts, potassium, magnesium, lithium, soda

People set speed records on the surface of dried sludge ponds:

In general, you understand the principle. If you are interested, run Google Maps, look for white salt spots on the continents, zoom in, look for the remains of dams, nearby there will be dumps with erosion on the slopes. Look at the maps of mineral resources to see what is currently being mined in these areas, what explored minerals there are, and the picture will begin to emerge. But it should also be noted that there is a reasonable version of the influx of salt water by tidal water from the oceans inland, so salt lakes located close to the coastline can form for this reason. Therefore, to be sure, you can start analyzing salt lakes and deserts located high in the mountains. In Tibet, for example, there are 250 salt lakes.

Now we move on to the extraction of limestone, without which it is impossible to remove slag when smelting metal from ore. I showed above that a lot of metals were mined. This means you need a lot of limestone. In the first article I showed the scale of limestone mining in Crimea. But then I thought it was used mainly for construction. It turns out not. It was and is used as a flux for the production of soda and quicklime. And as a means of neutralizing the pH of sludge settling tanks. This reduces the level of environmental threat. In general, limestones are very widely used in metallurgy, food, pulp and paper, coke, glass and paint industries. Let's move on to photo materials on limestone:

These are the chalk waste heaps of Slavyansk.

It is evident that their local population is slowly removing them - chalk is useful both for whitewashing and as an additive for the soil.

I will write an assumption about such an important aerospace metal as aluminum. It is extracted from bauxite, the main mineral raw material for the aluminum industry. Looks like clay. Keyword for search – Bauxite mining. Production scheme:

As you can see from the diagram, the fertile soil goes into the dump. Then a layer of bauxite is removed from a large area. Photos of modern mining:
Bauxita Paragominas, Brazil

Bauxite mining

Brazil, bauxite mining

Alcoa bauxite mines

Kuantan bauxite road red. Red bauxite road in Kuantan, Malaysia

Rio Tinto's Bauxite Mine at Andoom, Australia

Considering the scale of the metallurgy of the past, which I showed above, the question arises - where did the soil go in a number of countries in Latin America, Africa, Australia and other countries? If vegetation is not disturbed for thousands of years, not even forests, but meadow and savannah, then a layer of humus will form. But we see such landscapes in these countries:

Africa

Australia

Brazil

Australia

Namibia

There's a lot to think about. In what year, according to legend, were aluminum spoons given to the king, which were valued more than gold? :)
I'll wrap it up here. I hope you found it interesting and you will solve many more interesting riddles in your free time using google maps as a crossword puzzle.
Bye!
ps: Congratulations to all girls and women on the upcoming Day of the Defender of the Match:) Happy March 8th to you! Happiness, love and hold your tail with a gun.

The author is developing a version in which the Earth acts as a planetary mine. At first glance, this incredible assumption can only serve as a script for a science fiction film. But is this really so? What arguments does the author rely on?

Industrialized civilization has existed on Earth for tens of thousands of years.

So, let's go. I show you the logical chain of my reasoning and conclusions.
Today we have a huge number of artifacts that cannot be duplicated today due to the lack of technology, equipment and specialists, and which indicate that 200 years ago there was a global civilization on Earth, compared to which we are children in the sandbox. A few examples:

Babolovskaya bath. Granite. Weight 48 tons.

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This is what a turner who visited her writes:

Alexandria Column weighing 600 tons, 27 meters high. Granite. The shape is not a cone, but an entasis. It is impossible to make such a product without rotation in a lathe. Try to order a small copy of such a product with an IDEAL radius from any turner made of hard foam or wood with a height of at least 2 meters and a diameter of 30 cm, but requiring the use of only hand tools (planes, chisels, sandpaper) and he will refuse.

Peru, Ollantaytambo. Polygonal joining of blocks weighing 40-120 tons. You can see the level of fit for yourself.

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Cappella Sansevero: Il Disinganno. Made from one piece of marble. It is impossible to make something like this without an advanced CNC machine. Over the past 50 years, nothing even remotely similar in complexity of execution has been done by any sculptor. Even with CNC machines.

Marble tombstone at the Monumental Cemetery-Museum of Staglieno in Genoa.

Stone bridge in Sevastopol. Each polygonal stone of the bridge is essentially a separate sculpture. An example of modern stone work behind the bridge on the left. A wall made of wild stone. By today's standards it is considered quite acceptable.

Further, all the cities on the planet were built of stone in the ancient style with pre-designed layouts of streets, avenues, embankments, etc. All cities had a stone bastion wall, the construction volume of which was often equal to the construction volume of the city itself. More details about this in my article:
Geography of the global world before nuclear war using the example of ancient architecture and bastion stars
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In the region of 1780-1815, a thermonuclear war occurred, most likely not for the first time on the planet, which resulted in the nuclear winter of 1816 - a year without a summer. The Anglo-Saxons call it Eighteen Hundred and Froze to Death.
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I will also provide several screenshots from Google Earth of photos of nuclear craters in territory, for example, Belarus. It is easy to find hundreds of such funnels in almost all countries. The white marks around the craters are broken limestone, the main building material of that time.
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In the Belarusian sinkholes given as an example, there is water, since the groundwater level is apparently high. But there are a lot of craters without water on the surface of the planet. For example, in Ukraine:
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As a result of the nuclear winter, almost all plants froze and polar ice caps formed. This confirms the almost complete absence of trees older than 200 years in the northern hemisphere. Some of them burned out in the war, some froze. To visually evaluate this, type Roger Fenton Crimea or James Robertson Crimea into Google and click show pictures. You will see photographs of these two first military photographers sent to Crimea in 1853 (after the nuclear war, approximately 40 years later) to photograph the siege of Sevastopol. Compare vegetation then and now.
An example of one photo of Fenton near Sevastopol:

Also type in Google “Siberia photo of the 19th century.” You will see many photographs from the end of the 19th century, in which trees have just begun to grow. For example, Sverdlovsk region:

After this war, we rolled back in development to the level of a feudal society. The Anglo-Saxons took the profit, since they got the least, they crushed the rest of the world for 150 years, reinvented the steam engine on coal and off we go - now the era of oil and gas, nuclear energy and our industrial-industrial complex uses the entire periodic table, which it supposedly invented in a dream. In fact, she was simply thrown through it.

Let's move on to the most interesting part. I assert that the current civilization is only a shadow of a bygone one. We are children compared to them. This cannot be proven using the industrial equipment of a previous civilization; it was simply disposed of and melted down. For example, after the collapse of the USSR, drunks dug trenches and cables and water pipes from underground to hand them over to a metal collection point. But how to prove it? It's easy. If the bygone civilization was much more developed than ours, then the entire periodic table was also needed for the functioning of its industrial and metallurgical complex. And all isotopes of elements. And almost all the elements of the periodic table are found in rock and earth. This means that I need to show you large-scale traces of rock removal from mountain slopes, from the surface of the earth and from underground. As well as traces of processed waste rock after its enrichment at mining and processing plants of the past. This is what we will do. I will use the analogy method, as it is very clear.

Until the 18th century, residential buildings were built almost exclusively from limestone.
For cutting, advanced machines were used to produce perfect parallelograms. You cannot insert a blade into the seam of masonry made of such limestone blocks. Here is a photo of a house in Crimea, the first floor of which is covered with clay to a depth of three to four meters, as in all cities in the former USSR. In Sevastopol, Simferopol, Feodosia, Kerch, all houses that are sunk into the ground 3-4 meters have masonry of this quality.

200 years pass, and in Soviet times this kind of limestone masonry was considered very good:

Masonry of the same quality as in the first photo is no longer used anywhere. This is called regression.

Now we look at the volumes and for how long limestone, the main building material, was mined on this planet. Using Crimea as an example, since I’m from here, the local landscapes and catacombs pushed me on the right path.

This is Eski-Kerman. Illiterate guides will tell you that this is one of the cave cities of Crimea where people lived.

When I asked about this track, I was told that this track was made by the wheels of the carts of the local nobility.

Here is another “cave city” of Crimea - Chufut-Kale.

And this is a modern Crimean limestone quarry. With a sawn-out quarryman's room. Apparently, it’s convenient to store tools there. Mentally send this quarry into the future 10,000-20,000 years, apply the effect of wind and water erosion to it, and what will you get as a result? That's right, another “cave city” of Crimea. The track in the top photo, as you understand, was left by a trolley on which sawn stone was transported. Although, in the post-nuclear era, the quarry is a good place for survivalists. Apparently it was used as a protected town.

Go ahead. In Crimea there are thousands of kilometers of catacombs in which limestone was cut. The volumes are simply prohibitive. Moreover, it is officially stated that the stone has been mined since the time of the “ancient Greeks”, before our era. It was sawed with hand saws and mined with chisels and spades. I went on an excursion to the Adzhimushkai quarries. Unfortunately, I didn't take a photo. The traces of circular saws are clearly visible on the ceiling, and the thickness of the blade is 4 mm. The diameter of the disk is approximately 2 meters - this is clearly visible on the walls; when, after cutting, the block was broken off, the place where the disk stopped was clearly visible. If you're in the catacombs, pay attention.

In this photo, taken before the 1917 revolution, you see that a segment has been carefully cut out of the limestone slope, at the bottom of which there is a railway and houses built.

Now a very important photo of the Inkerman quarry (modern name Champagne) taken in 1890. On it we see a sawn passage through a hill 100 meters wide and 80 meters high. There are huge niches in the walls of the cut, with one-story houses standing in them. Under the vertical wall we see small substandard pieces of limestone and limestone chips piled up in the form of a slope, which fell from under the saws. Some of these niches are the beginning of catacombs that extend hundreds of kilometers deep. Large-scale underground mining of limestone was carried out. During the Second World War, these catacombs housed a headquarters, a hospital, a clothing workshop, and warehouses. Trucks drove inside freely. During the retreat, the entrances were blown up. By the way, there are ancient catacombs under any city on the planet. Google it. Near Odessa, the length of the catacombs is 2500 km.

Now let's reveal the manipulation. What they serve you under the guise of rocks, canyons and gorges is nothing more than quarries. Both very ancient quarries and relatively recent ones.
So, Crimea, Belogorsk. White rock. This is a limestone quarry. The wall was formed by cutting the side of a hill.
At the foot of the wall there is a characteristic mound of limestone chips and substandard conditions.

Further more. Do you see this passage from which a lot of limestone was removed in the Bakhchisarai region? They pass it off as a valley. The slopes of limestone chips under the walls are already covered with oak forests

The same. Bakhchisarai district

This photo shows a populated area. It is located at the bottom of an ancient quarry. But it is called the valley that the river washed through. That's bullshit. On the contrary, after this mining, water flowed along the bottom of the quarry from the broken aquifer, or a stream that had previously flowed along a different route turned here. This is the norm of the day in any quarry. The river cannot wash away the mountain range standing in its path. He will be a dam in her way. Many of you who are older have seen in childhood streams that flow from a small vertical wall made of limestone or other rock. Over the course of 20-30-40 years, has this stream increased the diameter of the hole from which it flows? That's just it.

Well, does the scale of stone mining in small Crimea impress you? Looking ahead, I’ll say that these are still minor things. There is not a single cube of rock on this planet, probably 100 meters deep across the entire area, that was not at one time mined, ground, chewed and thrown away. This is not a planet, this is a giant quarry in which the entire periodic table is mined in the most barbaric way.

Now look at the photo and pay attention to the tiered structure of the quarries and mines. Extraction of iron ore at the Lebedinskoye deposit by open blasting.

Magnetic Mountain, Ural

Cheremshansky nickel mines

Copper mines, Kennecott Utah USA

Vostok Ore Quarry.

Bingham Canyon Copper Mine in Utah, USA

Magnesium quarry in Navarre

Rotary excavator. Power consumption is around 4-5 megawatts. But there will be more details on them later. Just remember how he chooses the breed. It actually forms a canyon with large tiers.

A rotary excavator cuts the mountain range in tiers. Formed a structure with right angles when viewed from above.

Another bucket wheel excavator selected rock in a semicircle in front of it.

And now I will show you mountains, mountain ranges, gorges, canyons in practically uninhabited places with different romantic names. They are often named after a certain “discoverer”. Don’t academicians and professors from geology and geography see this?

"Mountain" on the Kola Peninsula. I don't know the name.

"Mountains". Antarctica. Rock selected in a semicircle by a bucket wheel excavator in Antarctica, which was only discovered in 1820!

Antarctica. There are even traces of the tracks of heavy equipment preserved here.

Greenland. Watkins Mountains. How do you like the scale of production? But these are still flowers.

Gunnbjorn. The highest mountain in Greenland. 3700 meters. No problem. Almost completely gutted.

Svalbard, Norway. Aurora Borealis with a quarry in the background

Antarctica. Transantarctic Mountains. Traces of machinery are still visible at the foot

Antarctica. Transantarctic Mountains. Quarry system. Pay attention to the background.

Mount Kailash. Tibet. Height 6638 meters! Have you seen heavy mining equipment being lifted to such a height in our time?

Mount Kailash. Tibet.

Goblin Valley, State Park Utah, USA

Gloss Mountains State Park, Oklahoma, USA. It is the height of cynicism to call spent quarries national parks.

Now take a deep breath and look with wide eyes. Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA. It's just a giant quarry. Gutted area. Millions of tourists think that this is almost a wonder of the world, because they were told so.

Grand Canyon Quarry, Arizona, USA.

Quarry - Rocks of the Spitsbergen archipelago

Grand Canyon Quarry. Cutting stone with a circular saw.

Quarry in Australia. Called Blue Mountains

Blue Mountains in Australia from a different perspective

Gigansky quarry. I do not know where. The photo is offered as desktop wallpaper all over the internet.

Caprock Canyons State Park Texas. Again a national park created from a spent quarry in the USA

In exhausted quarries where there is a lot of moisture, people engage in farming - Banaue Rice Terraces

Banaue Rice Terraces

And here is Canyon De Chelly National Monument. USA. National monument. Here, apparently, mining was done with saws.

Painted Hills are painted hills in Oregon.
Officially:
This place attracts thousands of tourists every year, especially those interested in geology and paleontology. Of course, a considerable number of photographers also come here in search of magical landscape photography.
Painted Hills is an area protected by the US government and all 1267 hectares of land represent the historical heritage of modern Americans.

Mountains Ravine. Impressive volumes.

South Africa. Orange River and mountains.

Timna national park in Israel. Timna Quarry in Israel

Green Canyon Quarry in China

Flooded quarry - Chervak reservoir in Uzbekistan.

Flooded quarry Chervak Reservoir in Uzbekistan. Another perspective

I'll tell you more. It seems there are no natural mountains or gorges on this planet. Do you see the photo? This is a giant quarry. Although there are no obvious tiers, it is clear that this is a quarry. I trust my intuition.

Now let's move on to the worst part. Now I will show you how deserts are created on Earth. Notice how the bucket wheel excavator removes layer by layer of rock from large areas.

One more photo. There are 2 of them here. They remove two layers from one area at once. In the lower left corner there is a large bulldozer driving. Consider the scale.

This photo is clickable. Look, the excavator is removing a layer 30-40 meters high. The bottom of the quarry is a huge area and it is absolutely flat, like a table. Convenient for moving the excavator.
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A couple more photos

It turns out that on our planet there are quarries the size of several countries or the size of an entire desert. For example, in the territory of Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Iran, there are no fertile soils for the most part because from almost the entire area of these countries a layer of rock 100 meters thick was removed, including the soil and all living things. It's hard to believe, but you have to believe your eyes. It looks like the Aral Sea and the Caspian Sea are giant flooded quarries. Yes, all the areas on the planet colored yellow in Google Maps are the bottom of quarries.

Look. The Boszhira tract is located in the western part of the Ustyurt plateau. Kazakhstan. Do you see that the hill behind the Volkswagen is a wall formed by a bucket wheel excavator?

Another Ustyurt plateau. Clickable. There is a group of cars in the middle of the photo. As far as the eye can see, the top layer of soil 100 meters thick has been removed. If you splash water here with a layer of 15 meters, you will get an analogue of the Sea of Azov.
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Sea of Azov. Flooded old quarry. The bottom is as flat as a table on which rotary excavators rolled. Maximum depth 15 meters.

The edge of the Karakum desert. Area 350,000 km². Clickable. The impression is that some kind of planetary ripper was working on the planet.
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In reality, a quarry. For the population Yangikala Canyon. Turkmenistan.

In reality, a quarry. For the population of the Tuzbair Plateau. Kazakhstan

USA, Monument Valley. Clickable. Previously, the area of this territory was the height of the top of the stub straight ahead. A layer several hundred meters high has been removed.
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USA, Monument Valley. Same here

Namibia. The desert is the bottom of a quarry

Egypt. The top layer is ripped away along with the soil. They also burned him with nuclear weapons.

Most of Australia is completely razed. There is no soil, just a red desert.

Australia.

Nigeria. Desert.

On old foreign maps of the 16th and 17th centuries, where the territory of Ukraine, Russia and other former republics is often marked as Tartary, the rivers flow more or less straight, turning smoothly. Modern rivers in this area meander heavily, sometimes turning 180 degrees. Here, for example, is a screenshot of the Tobol River in Siberia:

One bank of such rivers is often higher than the other, and this is explained by the force of Coreolis. I suggest not touching Coreolis and looking at the following short video of the work of the ERSHRD 5000 rotary excavator and 2 photographs of a river in Russia. Sorry for the swearing in the video, but it is very visual.

And now a photo of a river in the Voronezh region. The place is called "Krivoborye". The river has never flowed through this loop before. It flowed here when the height of the landscape changed after soil was removed by a rotary excavator.

Krivoborye from a different angle. On the island in the middle, overgrown with bushes, there was a rotary excavator.

What does official science tell us about this career? I quote:
The Krivoborye cliff is a huge ravine, a geological section that is valuable for studying the geological past of the Voronezh region. Based on the structural features of the soil and organic remains, geologists reconstruct natural events that occurred here several thousand years ago.
“Krivoborye” received its name in honor of the shape of the forest, which is located on one of its cliffs. This is a pine forest that is home to many large wild animals. Currently, Krivoborye is considered a national natural monument. Any activity other than excursion and educational activities is prohibited on its territory. Students of geological and geographical faculties often come to this place to engage in research.

While all the geologists on the planet are unsuccessfully reconstructing what natural events happened in Krivoborye several thousand years ago, I will do it for them - a rotary excavator 200-300 years ago, judging by the crumbling slope. And this situation is typical for the entire planet. Often in conversation you can hear accusations of cospirology. They say it is impossible to hide anything from society. And there is some truth in this. Why hide if everything is in plain sight and no one sees?

Or here's another chutzpah. It is obvious that a rotary excavator was working on limestone in Switzerland. But people are presented with:
Creux-du-Van, a giant horseshoe-shaped rocky depression 1400 meters wide and about 200 meters high, a natural amphitheater formed as a result of erosion of rocks in the Jura mountain range in the canton of Neuchâtel.

Go ahead.
We put ourselves in the place of the one who guts the planet and move on to the next metallurgical stage. A rock with a certain content of the desired element was mined. What to do with her next? Before it is sent for smelting or extraction of the desired element in any other way, the ore must be enriched to increase the percentage of content. To do this, it is sent to GOKs - mining and processing plants. There the concentrate is separated, and the waste waste rock is taken to a dump or to a waste heap. You logically ask me, where are the waste rock deposits with such gigantic volumes of ore mining? And I have to show you. Replace words in your vocabulary hill, volcano, hill to words dump and waste heap and everything will fall into place in your head. But it's better to see it once :)

These are waste heaps with waste rock from Donbass. Their height sometimes reaches 200-300 meters. Chemical reactions often take place inside them, they burn and sometimes explode when excess pressure accumulates inside.

And further

And this is just a waste heap of Vesuvius in Italy with a height of 1281 meters. But it was called a volcano because it burns and exploded once. And they named it that way so you wouldn’t guess :)

Shall we look into the caldera for him? If this is a volcano, then the walls of the caldera must be melted by liquid lava. And if there is a waste heap, then the walls will be layered and will consist of crumbly rock that can be dug with a shovel. Let's look carefully, gynecologists, get together, don't think about work :) And what do we see? Waste waste...

And this is a waste heap - Klyuchevsky Hill. Lit. 4850 meters.

And this is the Santa Anna waste heap in El Salvador

And this is the exploded top of the Popocatepetl waste heap in Mexico. Height 5426 meters.

Small Semyachik waste heap, Kamchatka region
From Wikipedia:
It is a short ridge about 3 km long at the top, consisting of three fused cones - the northern ancient one, which is the highest (1560 m)

Tolbachik
From Wikipedia:
Volcanic massif in Kamchatka, in the southwestern part of the Klyuchevskaya group of volcanoes. The height is 3682 meters, it consists of Ostry Tolbachik (3682 m) and the Plosky Tolbachik merged with it (current, height - 3140 m). There are more than 120 cinder cones located on the slopes of Plosky Tolbachik and in the adjacent Tolbachinsky valley..
Shlakov, Karl!

Haven't you saved 4 salaries yet to visit the slopes of the Fuji heap in Japan? Hurry up, it's worth it :)

We've dealt with the terikkons. Now we move on to dumps that do not have a pronounced conical shape. The rule here is that if it is loose and can be dug with a shovel, then most likely it is an oval of empty rock that our ancestors piled up in their haste to live.

For example, the gorgeous geological park in China Zhangye Danxia. Colored mountains, beauty. Under state protection, of course. Tourists are taken exclusively along paved paths, so that God forbid tourists do not fall into this toxic waste.

Dump - Mount Shmidtikha, Norilsk

Or, for example, you are walking along the valley of the Sugran River, in the Pamirs. There are piles of earth piled up around, nothing grows. And these are dumps.

The mountains of Pyatigorsk are very similar to waste heaps

The Philippines is one of the most desirable places to visit on the planet, and if you don't know much about the Philippines, then you should definitely listen about the world famous island of Bohol. It became famous thanks to the “chocolate hills”, which stretch over an area of about 50 square kilometers, in the amount of 1268 hills of a regular cone shape up to 100 meters high.

In general, you understand the principle. If you saw a hill near the house - take a closer look, think about it. Most likely it will be man-made.
And there are no natural caves on Earth. I watched a bunch of videos, all the caves are mountain underground tunnels of varying degrees of antiquity, often multi-tiered. Yes, many collapsed and began to look chaotic, but this did not stop them from being artificial.

2. People come and go, states appear and are destroyed, nations are formed, butt heads and disappear. One thing does not change: - ]]> God's millstones grind slowly but surely ]]>

The final destination of our route is apparently the same as in the picture below. But even in this case, God's millstones will most likely not stop, so we humans will kindly design and build self-replicating robots by the time they take our place. They will not depend on the composition of the atmosphere, and we will become history. By the way, now you know what “volcanoes” on Mars are :)

But the logic of the process suggests that those who profit from this will not be very upset by our departure from the stage. Apparently, he is not here, he cannot live here. I would certainly like to know who this person is. As we all know, between the Lord (master), whose name cannot be mentioned and must be written with a dash as G-d, and us there are intermediaries - God's chosen ones. You should ask them. Ordinary Jews hardly even knew what I showed in this post. But high-ranking people know for sure. Start asking. We need dialogue on this matter. In general, Judaism and its derivative religions, in the light of the revealed facts, appear to be a system for managing the planet - a quarry for a percentage. From time to time, when employees get the hang of things and begin to rebel, it is necessary to restart the system by organizing wars and generation gaps. And once we get the hang of what’s what, it might start soon :) But whatever happens, it cannot be avoided. Power is in the truth. But the truth is that a society living in a closed system, continuously multiplying and determined to consume more tomorrow than yesterday is doomed as soon as it reaches a ceiling in terms of the amount of available energy or territory. It is possible to develop and multiply endlessly only in an infinite Universe. If we don’t escape from the Earth quarry, we are doomed.

But on the other hand, if they wanted to hide this, then Sergey Brin would never have made the public service Google Maps, Google Images, or just Google. And no one would ever collect material on this topic in a heap in one place. So, it's not that simple.

And for starters, I want to show a couple of videos on the topic:
The last 40 seconds of the video are especially relevant

And the second:

Bye then! Look for those who know the answers to questions and do not hesitate to ask.
For example, the first half-joking question: how many rockets fly into orbit per year and what do they carry besides satellites? :) For example, a gram of Rhodium costs $230. A gram of Osmium-187 costs $200,000, and a gram of California-252 costs $6,500,000. With the cost of putting 1 kg into orbit at $3000, it is quite cost-effective to transport rare elements and isotopes there. The dirt stays here, the clean product goes to the owner :)

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On these pages, the topic of the presence of ancient and at the same time gigantic quarries on Earth has been repeatedly raised.
Somewhere there are vivid examples, like the Conder structure. Somewhere there are less expressive and contrasting examples, but also thought-provoking ones. But there are many more examples that can be shown. Most of them pose the question: what did they mine? Sometimes you can find out the answer simply (as with the same Conder - there are platinum deposits there), but sometimes there is no answer.
This time we will go through most of the examples of copper quarries, and see if in the types of modern workings there is a hint that mining was already carried out in these places a long time ago. And on such a scale that modern man could never even dream of...

Copper ore deposits. One of the types of this ore: chalcopyrite (from the Greek χαλκóς “copper” + pyrite) is a mineral from the sulfide group, synonymous with copper pyrite. Chemical formula - CuFeS2.

Origin. The so-called “copper sandstones” - sandstones containing chalcopyrite and other copper compounds, also arose due to hydrothermal solutions coming from magma chambers through zones of tectonic disturbances. Hydrothermal waters, coming into contact with calcite, cementing sandstones, metasomatically replace it with sulfide compounds. Chalcopyrite is also formed among sedimentary rocks, released from surface waters rich in copper compounds, especially copper sulfate. In addition, chalcopyrite is released during the crystallization of basic and acidic magmas and occurs as inclusions in basic and acidic igneous rocks. Copper pyrite can also be of volcanic origin (Kounrad deposit in Kazakhstan).

What caught my eye: “hydrothermal solutions.” This means that these deposits were once formed by water coming out of the ground, which washed away the rock, forming a solution, a slurry.
Or: “Chalcopyrite is also formed among sedimentary rocks, released from surface waters.” A hint that the rock was formed from sediments of the mudflow masses of the flood. And from the photographs of the area, which will be given below, this can be seen.

Place of Birth. In Eurasia, copper ore deposits are located in Kazakhstan - Kounradskoye, Dzhezkazganskoye, etc., Central Asia (Almalyk), in the Urals (Karpushinskoye, Levikhinskoye, etc.), in Georgia (Madneuli), in Eastern Siberia, the Orenburg region (Gaiskoye, Blavinskoye, Osennee, Vesennee, Dzhusinskoe, Barsuchiy Log). In the north of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, copper-nickel deposits have been discovered: Talnakhskoye, Oktyabrskoye, Norilsk. The Udokan deposit (Chita region) is famous.

The largest copper deposit in the world is located in Chile - the Esconida quarry.
Other large deposits:
mines on the Keweenaw Peninsula (USA, Michigan);
Chuquicamata mine in Chile (up to 600 thousand tons per year);
the Corocoro mine in Bolivia;
Gumishevsky mine (Middle Urals, Russia) – now depleted;
valley of the Levikha River (Middle Urals, Russia);
gabbro massif (Italy).

So, let's look at some deposits and quarries from this list:

Esconida, Chile

Huge quarry. Large deposits of native copper were discovered here.

Notice the hills on the left in the photo. It doesn’t look like a mountain range, but looks like chaotically piled waste heaps and dumps. Do you see two elongated rectangular dump mounds near the quarry itself? Would the pyramids of Teotihuacan in Mexico be square? Why not? Or maybe there are not pyramids in Teotihuacan, but dumps from mines and dungeons that archaeologists discovered quite recently. But they didn’t think of studying the metal content under the “pyramids”. Let me remind you that quite recently these pyramids looked like hills: MEXICAN PYRAMIDS BEFORE RESTORATION

Hilly area near the mine. Does it look like waste heaps, embankments, dumps? In my opinion - quite. Link to map(https://www.google.com/maps/@-24.26049,-69.03279,17402m/data=!3m1!1e3)

Just north of this place Esconida there is another deposit of copper ore:

Copper mine dumps in Chuquicamata, Chile.

It looks very much like these are modern dumps on top of ancient ones. It is possible that the ancients were wiped out by the waters of the flood. Link to map(https://www.google.com/maps/@-22.30707,-68.89903,28220m/data=!3m1!1e3)

Modern dumps will be washed away by rare rains, blown away by winds, and in a hundred years they will turn into hills; it won’t even be clear that these were dumps.

Close-up – modern dumps. Far - ancient?

There are even installations for paste thickening of ore enrichment products. We'll talk about this topic next time.

Next place:

Bingham Canyon, Utah, USA. Copper ore was found here in 1850 and 13 years later they began developing the deposit. As of 2008, the depth of the quarry reached 1.2 km, the width was 4 km, and the area was 1900 acres. About 450 thousand tons of rock were extracted from the quarry every day.

View from above. Could it be our tinkering with the giant recycled dumps we now call sedimentary mountains?

Reverse side of the quarry

Bingham Canyon is closed due to a giant landslide that buried machinery, equipment and destroyed part of the complex of buildings located at its edge. The emergency occurred on April 11, 2013.

The volume of waste rock that was poured at the edge of the quarry over the years could not withstand the pressure and part of the slope slid down under its own weight.

Digressing, I will say that it is not at all impossible that such crawls from high hills consisting of sedimentary rocks are the destruction of those very ancient dumps. Sedimentary rocks do not form into such high pointed hills during mountain building. An aerial view of an area damaged by landslides in Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia. The photo was taken on October 3, 2009 after the earthquake. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara) Landslides are a separate issue. Perhaps I will touch on it in future posts.

Unnatural black hills in the vicinity of the Corocoro mine, Bolivia. Very similar to the dumps, which stand out in color against the background of the rest of the hills. Link to place

Silver mines of Potosi, Bolivia

The hill stands out (especially from above) with its unnatural appearance and color against the background of the mountains

In this mountain there are silver mines, where silver is mined using artisanal methods. But perhaps this is just re-production.

The town of Potosi itself is located on level ground, possibly on ancient dumps.

Modern dumps on hillsides

In the article NORILSK LANDSCAPES. Dumps of ancient mines? I tried to show the relationship between modern workings and possible ancient ones. He provided photographs, but did not show what they look like from above:

On the right is a modern copper-nickel quarry with modern dumps. On the right - it is possible that there are ancient dumps. Link to map(https://www.google.com/maps/@69.2469177,88.0478126,6764m/data=!3m1!1e3)

Can you distinguish ancient dumps from modern ones?

To the south. Looks like the dumps are a couple hundred years old? But in fact, these mountains are millions of years old - that’s what geology tells us

Modern dumps are piled on top

Geology says that these are all outpourings of tuffs and lavas millions of years ago. Hence the layering in rocks. Perhaps this is the case and there is no mystery here.

Nearby there is a sludge lake (wastewater after ore beneficiation)

“Terraces” near Kaerkan (view to the west) - also near Norilsk. Link to map(https://www.google.com/maps?ll=69.35468,87.64925&z=13&t=h)

And this is the Kaerkan coal mine nearby. How do you like the resemblance?

Grasberg, Indonesia

Grasberg is considered the highest quarry in the world, located at an altitude of 4285 meters above sea level. Quarry development began in 1973. At the moment, the quarry has reached a depth of 480 meters.

This is, of course, a modern quarry and there were no more ancient workings here. But the analogy here is different, a little lower

The Grasberg deposit is the largest gold mine and the third largest copper mine, as well as the highest open pit in the world. It is located in the Papua province of Indonesia, near Puncak Jaya, the highest mountain in Papua New Guinea. There are 20 thousand employees working on the development. In 2006 there was production of 610,800 tons of copper; 58,474.392 kilograms of gold and 174,458.971 kilograms of silver.

Take a look at these terraces

The analogy is this:

Familiar place? Machu Picchu

Familiar terraces

Maybe the rest of the terraces are hidden by trees?

The official conclusion of historians: these are the Inca agricultural terraces, Moray.

This is Cusco. Peru. And historians wonder why all these terraces were made? Does it look like a small quarry? Historians are not surprised that the Indians of South America had a huge amount of gold items. How and where was it mined? Did they calculate how much rock needs to be shoveled before extracting and smelting 1 kg of gold? They have an answer - everything was found in native form, almost in ingots. Now, for some reason, nuggets are rare.

Well, why did the Incas dig such holes and arrange terraces for agricultural crops in them, when they could simply plant their corn and lentils on more level areas? Right? But the quarry terraces are the most suitable explanation.

This is also Peru. It is possible that the Indians who came to these places were able to improve the terraces for their crops. Or they got help so they could survive in the mountains.

And before them it was something like this:

Terraces of Ollantaytambo

Many people wonder: why was it necessary to make such huge steps and steps for the normal growth of a person.

Also Ollantaytambo. Perhaps the entire slope is the terrace of an ancient quarry.

There are terraces in Indonesia:

But this is all the work of local residents who created this with hoes on the slopes in the clay hills.

Let’s say that in ancient times there were quarries, but secondary mining in our time on their dumps is impossible - everything has been worked out there. It turns out that this is far from true. There is a lot of gold dust and small particles left in the dumps of previous workings. They are extracted using modern technologies, washed with hydromonitors.

Dump from gold mining. Johannesburg, South Africa. We decided to re-wash it.

Here it was poured when lifting rock from a gold mine

And now they offer excursions to the mines

In the city itself there are other hills - dumps from gold mines:

What do you think of modern mound pyramids?

The volume of rock extracted is simply enormous!

These are also waste rock dumps of gold mines.

It is possible that these hills on the outskirts of the city are more ancient dumps. By the way, there are many lakes near the city, including round ones - like quarry lakes.

Flooded quarries

Mine dumps near residential areas

Growing dump

In 50-100 years, these dumps will be eaten up by erosion, they will become overgrown and information about their origin will be forgotten, because all the gold will have already been mined in this place. And they will begin to be called simply natural hills.

These are the examples I showed this time. You can agree with this, you can not. But I think there’s a lot to think about.

There are many rock formations of bizarre natural origin on Earth. Arguments from geologists and scientists that nature is capable of this, because...

The process of obtaining what we see took more than one million years. But detailed models, with diagrams, basic calculations are not in any textbook

And these opinions of official science can hardly even be called a hypothesis, much less a theory. These are just versions. I'm not talking about all the fancy objects. But there are many such natural forces that stand out from the category of processes. In this article we look at the next ones, and let everyone draw conclusions about what it is: natural or artificial.

This topic of my fellow countryman and comrade izofatov is becoming deeper and deeper with facts, albeit not always direct, indirect, but still, with a greater volume of examples and reflections than geologists have on these objects. I know that many people think when they see such articles. This is an appeal to them as well.

The first object we will consider is Devil’s tower, USA

Link to map

As can be seen even from this photograph, this is something of igneous origin, which was originally plastic, although everything around is made of sedimentary rocks. Every year the rock is visited by thousands of tourists and rock climbers. Its unusualness attracts the human eye. This is how a person works - he is drawn to what he cannot explain.

Rock in Wyoming, USA. It is a monolith of volcanic origin with a height of 1556 m above sea level and a relative height of 386 m. The Devil's Tower was formed from a magmatic melt that rose from the depths of the Earth and froze in the form of graceful columns. The age of Devils Tower is estimated to be between 225 and 195 million years. The host rocks are dark red sandstones and silts with shale layers.

The immediate question is: how can this be an igneous rock if the rock contains sandstones? And it’s not even granite (recrystallized rock with sandstone), there’s not a word about it. Let's remember this fact.

As they say - side view. In structure, it is an igneous rock that cracked into hexagons during its cooling, when it emerged from a round-shaped hole in the ground. Although faults of such shapes are not observed. But that’s what official geology says.

If you look closely, you can see that the foot of the massif is just a rock mass with cracks of chaotic shape, above there are regular hexagonal-tubular formations, which again have a larger number of cracks at the top.

Another observation is that at the foot these tubes are bent, as if they initially came out at an angle to the surface, then they closed a circle and climbed shoulder to shoulder vertically. Or the cracking at the foot for some reason started at an angle. Strange.

At the foot of the cliff there are volumes of kurumnik - these are collapsed segments.
Panorama kurumnik at the foot of the cliff

Are the hexagons themselves “peeling” from erosion or did they initially have a surface layer of a different structure in their structure? It's also unclear.

Some segments have an equally strange ribbed surface

Segments with horizontal cracks

Why do the segments have a more or less regular shape, but at the bottom are at an angle, as if, on the contrary, they were squeezed out from a height through a honeycomb. The mass first fell, turning into a shapeless substance, then it rested against the surface, and began to creep away to the sides when the efforts of gravity or external influence became insufficient - the segments stood vertically and everything abruptly ended, forming a flat top. I tried to explain what I see from the perspective of the logic of the process and the forces that give rise to this formation.

Yes, it’s fantastic, it looks in the style of the science fiction film “Oblivion”, where water was pumped out from the Earth, and in our case, taking soil, processing it into something (izofatov calls them directly, Vedic - vimanas) and throwing it out (squeezing it out) onto the surface is already an unnecessary mass. Because of the heat treatment, it quickly turned to stone. And since the mass at the top of the rock is highly fractured, I can assume that the temperature of the rock remains was much higher than the previous masses.

And this technology of dumping processed rock includes all remnants, pillars, walls, which, like the Devil’s Tower, are not clear rocks (undergranites) - like the Krasnoyarsk pillars, for example, in composition from syenite.

What was extracted from these masses of soil or other rocks. Most likely, rare earth metals, which, for example, exist on our planet, but are scarce on other planets.

If we take into account all the versions of the formation of this rock, then there is a version of impact origin from axsmyth, who claims that this rock outcrop occurred as a result of the breakdown of the earth's crust by a dense and very high-velocity asteroid. And in fact, seven kilometers to the west there is a crater:

Diameter 850 meters

Another selection of similar formations:

Unfortunately, I don't know where it is.

Ireland. Path of the Gods (Giant's Causeway)

If it is natural, then why did such cracking occur only in such a local place? There is also frozen rock to the side. But she's formless

Perhaps these examples include Nan Modol, Indonesia:

Also a table mountain

From the segments of which these incomprehensible masonry structures were constructed:

And also the Masleyevsky pillars in the Krasnoyarsk Territory:

Regarding the latest examples, I will not insist on this version, and it is quite possible that in nature there really is a process of rock cracking into hexagons during crystallization, and if on the contrary, then these are quite rare examples. Much more often you come across simply shapeless remains in the form of deposits of rock in the form of pancakes one on top of another. Therefore, let's move on to the next example:

Stone remains of Demerdzhi. Crimea

Dear readers, after reading this article, you will most likely have to conduct a complete revision of your knowledge acquired at school and higher educational institutions, at least in such disciplines as history, geography, geology. So, let's go. I show you the logical chain of my reasoning and conclusions. Today we have a huge number of artifacts that cannot be duplicated today due to the lack of technology, equipment and specialists, and which indicate that 200 years ago there was a global civilization on Earth, compared to which we are children in the sandbox. A few examples:

They are introducing to us that it was allegedly made by this master, Sukhanov Samson. I did it for 7 years, polished and so on... utter nonsense... With all responsibility as a 5th grade universal turner, I declare: this machine processing is the concave, convex surfaces of this bathtub, the most precise circle along the entire diameter, the most accurate spherical surface of the lower part of the bathtub, Inside the bathtub, along the bottom, there is also a very precise concavity along the entire diameter... such a product cannot be made by hand, much less polished. It feels like it came out of the machine just yesterday: polished like a class 4-5 Isaac pendant. This cannot be achieved without high-speed polishing and grinding tools...

Alexandria Column

Here is what a turner who visited it writes: “The Alexandrian column weighs 600 tons, 27 meters high. Granite. The shape is not a cone, but an entasis. It is impossible to make such a product without rotation in a lathe. Try to order a small copy of such a product with an IDEAL radius from any turner made of hard foam or wood with a height of at least 2 meters and a diameter of 30 cm, but requiring the use of only hand tools (planes, chisels, sandpaper) and he will refuse.”

Peru, Ollantaytambo. Polygonal joining of blocks weighing 40-120 tons. You can see the level of fit for yourself. The blocks are combined in three planes.

Cappella Sansevero: Il Disinganno. Made from one piece of marble. It is impossible to make something like this without an advanced CNC machine. Over the past 50 years, nothing even remotely similar in complexity of execution has been done by any sculptor. Even with CNC machines.

Stone bridge in Sevastopol. Each polygonal stone of the bridge is essentially a separate sculpture. An example of modern stone work behind the bridge on the left. A wall made of wild stone. By today's standards it is considered quite acceptable.

In the region of 1780-1815, a thermonuclear war occurred, most likely not for the first time on the planet, which resulted in the nuclear winter of 1816 - a year without a summer. The Anglo-Saxons call it Eighteen Hundred and Froze to Death. Read more about some facts about the use of thermonuclear weapons 200 years ago using the links below, if you have not read it before. I will also give a few screenshots from Google Earth: photos of nuclear craters in the territory, for example, of Belarus. It is easy to find hundreds of such funnels in almost all countries. The white marks around the craters are broken limestone, the main building material of that time.

As a result of the nuclear winter, almost all plants froze and polar ice caps formed. This confirms the almost complete absence of trees older than 200 years in the northern hemisphere. Some of them burned out in the war, some froze. To visually evaluate this, type Roger Fenton Crimea or James Robertson Crimea into Google and click show pictures. You will see photographs of these two first military photographers sent to Crimea in 1853 (after the nuclear war, approximately 40 years later) to photograph the siege of Sevastopol. Compare vegetation then and now. An example of one photo of Fenton near Sevastopol:

Also type in Google: “Siberia photo of the 19th century.” You will see many photographs from the end of the 19th century, in which trees have just begun to grow. For example, Sverdlovsk region:

After this war, we rolled back in development to the level of a feudal society. The Anglo-Saxons took the profit, since they got the least; they crushed the remnants of the world for 150 years, reinvented the coal-powered steam engine and off we go - now is the era of oil and gas, nuclear energy and our industrial complex uses the entire periodic table, which he allegedly invented in a dream. In fact, she was simply thrown through it. Let's move on to the most interesting part. I assert that the current civilization is only a shadow of a bygone one. We are children compared to them. This cannot be proven using the industrial equipment of a previous civilization; it was simply disposed of and melted down. For example, after the collapse of the USSR, drunks dug trenches and cables and water pipes from underground to hand them over to a metal collection point. But how to prove it? It's easy. If the bygone civilization was much more developed than ours, then the entire periodic table was also needed for the functioning of its industrial and metallurgical complex. And all isotopes of elements. And almost all the elements of the periodic table are found in rock and earth. This means that I need to show you large-scale traces of rock removal from mountain slopes, from the surface of the earth and from underground. As well as traces of processed waste rock after its enrichment at mining and processing plants of the past. This is what we will do. I will use the analogy method, as it is very clear. Until the 18th century, residential buildings were built almost exclusively from limestone. For cutting, advanced machines were used to produce ideal parallelepipeds. You cannot insert a blade into the seam of masonry made of such limestone blocks. Here is a photo of a house in Crimea, the first floor of which is covered with clay to a depth of three to four meters, as in all cities in the former USSR. In Sevastopol, Simferopol, Feodosia, Kerch, all houses that are sunk into the ground 3-4 meters have masonry of this quality.

200 years pass, and in Soviet times this kind of limestone masonry was considered very good:

Masonry of the same quality as in the first photo is no longer used anywhere. This is called regression. Now we look at the volumes and for how long limestone, the main building material, was mined on this planet. Using Crimea as an example, since I’m from here, the local landscapes and catacombs pushed me on the right path. This is Eski-Kermen. Illiterate guides will tell you that this is one of the cave cities of Crimea where people lived.

When I asked about this track, I was told that this track was made by the wheels of the carts of the local nobility.

Here is another “cave city” of Crimea - Chufut-Kale.

Go ahead. In Crimea there are thousands of kilometers of catacombs in which limestone was cut. The volumes are simply prohibitive. Moreover, it is officially stated that the stone has been mined since the time of the “ancient Greeks”, before our era. It was sawed with hand saws and mined with chisels and spades. I went on an excursion to the Adzhimushkai quarries. Unfortunately, I didn't take a photo. The traces of circular saws are clearly visible on the ceiling, and the thickness of the blade is 4 mm. The diameter of the disk is approximately 2 meters - this is clearly visible on the walls; when the block was broken off after cutting, the diameter was clearly visible at the place where the disk stopped. If you are in the catacombs, pay attention. In this photo, taken before the 1917 revolution, you see that a segment has been carefully cut out of the limestone slope, at the bottom of which there is a railway and houses built.

Now a very important photograph of the Inkerman quarry (the modern name of Champagne, taken in 1890. In it we see a sawn passage through a hill 100 meters wide and 80 meters high. In the walls of the cut there are huge niches in which there are one-story houses. Under the vertical wall we see a piled-up slope, small substandard pieces of limestone and limestone chips that fell from saws. Some of these niches are the beginning of catacombs that extend hundreds of kilometers deep. During the Second World War, a headquarters, a hospital, and a sewing workshop were located in these catacombs. clothes, warehouses. Trucks drove in freely. During the retreat, the entrances were blown up. By the way, there are ancient catacombs under any city on the planet. Near Odessa, the length of the catacombs is 2500 km.

Now let's reveal the manipulation. What they serve you under the guise of rocks, canyons and gorges is nothing more than quarries. Both very ancient quarries and relatively recent ones. So, Crimea, Belogorsk. White rock. This is a limestone quarry. The wall was formed by cutting the side of a hill. At the foot of the wall there is a characteristic mound of limestone chips and substandard conditions.

The same. Bakhchisarai district

This photo shows a populated area. It is located at the bottom of an ancient quarry. But it is called “the valley that the river washed away.” That's bullshit. On the contrary, after this mining, water flowed along the bottom of the quarry from the broken aquifer, or a stream that had previously flowed along a different route turned here. This is the norm of the day in any quarry. The river cannot wash away the mountain range standing in its path. He will be a dam in her way. Many of you who are older have seen in childhood streams that flow from a small vertical wall made of limestone or other rock. Over the course of 20-30-40 years, has this stream increased the diameter of the hole from which it flows? That's it.

Well, does the scale of stone mining in small Crimea impress you? Looking ahead, I’ll say that these are still minor things. There is not a single cube of rock on this planet, probably 100 meters deep across the entire area, that was not at one time mined, ground, chewed and thrown away. This is not a planet, this is a giant quarry where the entire periodic table is mined in the most barbaric way. Now look at the photo and pay attention to the tiered structure of the quarries and mines. Extraction of iron ore at the Lebedinskoye deposit by open blasting.

Magnetic Mountain, Ural

Cheremshansky nickel mines

Copper mines, Kennecott Utah USA

Vostok Ore Quarry.

Bingham Canyon Copper Mine in Utah, USA

Magnesium quarry in Navarre

Rotary excavator. Power consumption is around 4-5 megawatts. But there will be more details on them later. Just remember how he chooses the breed. It actually forms a canyon with large tiers.

A rotary excavator cuts the mountain range in tiers. Formed a structure with right angles when viewed from above.

Another bucket wheel excavator selected rock in a semicircle in front of it.

"Mountains". Antarctica. Rock selected in a semicircle by a bucket wheel excavator in Antarctica, which was only discovered in 1820!

Antarctica. There are even traces of the tracks of heavy equipment preserved here.

Greenland. Watkins Mountains. How do you like the scale of production? But these are still flowers.

Greenland. Flight Frankfurt-Los Angeles 747-8. Personally taken photo from blogger yamaha3. I took it from the comments.

Gunnbjorn. The highest mountain in Greenland. 3700 meters. No problem. Almost completely gutted.

Svalbard, Norway. Aurora Borealis with a quarry in the background

Antarctica. Transantarctic Mountains. Traces of machinery are still visible at the foot

Antarctica. Transantarctic Mountains. Quarry system. Pay attention to the background.

Goblin Valley, State Park Utah, USA

Gloss Mountains State Park, Oklahoma, USA. It is the height of cynicism to call spent quarries national parks.

Now take a deep breath and look with wide eyes. Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA. It's just a giant quarry. Gutted area. Millions of tourists think that it is almost a wonder of the world because they were told so.

Grand Canyon Quarry, Arizona, USA. There are no signs of water erosion anywhere. Only shock-explosive impact on the rock.

Quarry – Rocks of the Spitsbergen archipelago

Grand Canyon Quarry. Cutting stone with a circular saw.

Quarry in Australia. Called Blue Mountains

Gigansky quarry. I do not know where. The photo is offered as desktop wallpaper all over the Internet.

Caprock Canyons State Park Texas. Again a national park created from a spent quarry in the USA

In exhausted quarries where there is a lot of moisture, people engage in farming - Banaue Rice Terraces

Banaue Rice Terraces

And here is Canyon De Chelly National Monument. USA. National monument. Here, apparently, mining was done with saws.

Painted Hills are painted hills in Oregon. Officially: “This place attracts thousands of tourists every year, especially those interested in geology and paleontology. Of course, a considerable number of photographers also come here in search of magical landscape photography. Painted Hills is a protected area of the US government and all 1,267 hectares of land represent the historical heritage of modern Americans."

Mountains Ravine. Impressive volumes.

South Africa. Orange River and mountains.

Timna national park in Israel. Timna Quarry in Israel

Green Canyon Quarry in China

Flooded quarry - Chervak reservoir in Uzbekistan.

Flooded quarry Chervak Reservoir in Uzbekistan. Another perspective

Now let's move on to the worst part. Now I will show you how deserts are created on Earth. Notice how the bucket wheel excavator removes layer by layer of rock from large areas. There are 2 of them here. They remove two layers from one area at once. In the lower left corner there is a large bulldozer driving. Consider the scale.

Look, the excavator is removing a layer 30-40 meters high. The bottom of the quarry is a huge area and it is absolutely flat, like a table. Convenient for moving the excavator.

It turns out that on our planet there are quarries the size of several countries or the size of an entire desert. For example, in the territory of Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Iran, there are no fertile soils in most parts, because from almost the entire area of these countries a layer of rock 100 meters thick was removed, including the soil and all living things. It's hard to believe, but you have to believe your eyes. It seems that the Aral Sea and the Caspian Sea are gigantic flooded quarries. Yes, all the areas on the planet colored yellow in Google Maps are the bottom of quarries. Look. The Boszhira tract is located in the western part of the Ustyurt plateau. Kazakhstan. Do you see that the hills behind the Volkswagen are a wall formed by a bucket wheel excavator?

Another Ustyurt plateau. There is a group of cars in the middle of the photo. As far as the eye can see, the top layer of soil 100 meters thick has been removed. If you splash water here with a layer of 15 meters, you will get an analogue of the Sea of Azov.

Sea of Azov. Flooded old quarry. The bottom is as flat as a table on which rotary excavators rolled. Maximum depth 15 meters.

The edge of the Karakum desert. Area 350,000 km². The impression is that some kind of planetary ripper was working on the planet.

In reality, a quarry. For the population Yangikala Canyon. Turkmenistan.

In reality, a quarry. For the population of the Tuzbair Plateau. Kazakhstan

USA, Monument Valley. Previously, the area of this territory was the height of the top of the stub straight ahead. A layer several hundred meters high has been removed.

USA, Monument Valley. Same here

Namibia. The desert is the bottom of the quarry.

Egypt. The top layer is ripped away along with the soil. They also burned him with nuclear weapons.

Most of Australia is completely razed. There is no soil, just a red desert.

Australia.

Nigeria. Desert.

The conclusion is this about deserts: they are completely anthropogenic. They appeared as a result of prolonged and barbaric metallurgical activity. And even more than that. Feel free to replace the words canyon, gorge, rock, ravine, plateau, mountain lake, just lake in your vocabulary with the words quarry, mine and flooded quarry, flooded mine. On old foreign maps of the 16th and 17th centuries, where the territory of Ukraine, Russia and other former republics is often marked as Tartary, the rivers flow more or less straight, turning smoothly. Modern rivers in this area meander heavily, sometimes turning 180 degrees. Here, for example, is a screenshot of the Tobol River in Siberia:

Krivoborye from a different angle. On an island in the middle overgrown with bushes, there was a rotary excavator.

What does official science tell us about this career? I quote: “The Krivoborye cliff is a huge ravine, a geological section that is valuable for studying the geological past of the Voronezh region. Based on the structural features of the soil and organic remains, geologists reconstruct natural events that occurred here several thousand years ago. “Krivoborye” received its name in honor of the shape of the forest, which is located on one of its cliffs. This is a pine forest that is home to many large wild animals. Currently, Krivoborye is considered a national natural monument. Any activity other than excursion and educational activities is prohibited on its territory. Students of geology and geography often come to this place to do research.” While all the geologists on the planet are unsuccessfully reconstructing what natural events happened in Krivoborye several thousand years ago, I will do it for them - a rotary excavator 200-300 years ago, judging by the crumbling slope. And this situation is typical for the entire planet. Often in conversation you can hear accusations of conspiracy theories. They say it is impossible to hide anything from society. And there is some truth in this. Why hide if everything is in plain sight and no one sees? Or here's another chutzpah. Obviously, a rotary excavator was working on limestone in Switzerland. But people are presented with: “Creux-du-Van, a giant horseshoe-shaped rocky depression 1400 meters wide and about 200 meters high, a natural amphitheater formed as a result of erosion of rocks in the Jura mountain range in the canton of Neuchâtel "

Siberia. Anabar Plateau. Jogjo River

Go ahead. We put ourselves in the place of the one who guts the planet and move on to the next metallurgical stage. A rock with a certain content of the desired element was mined. What to do with her next? Before it is sent for smelting or extraction of the desired element in any other way, the ore must be enriched to increase the percentage of content. To do this, it is sent to GOKs - mining and processing plants. There the concentrate is separated, and the waste waste rock is taken to a dump or to a waste heap. You logically ask me: “Where are the waste rock deposits with such gigantic volumes of ore mining?” And I have to show you. Replace the words hill, mound, volcano, hill in your vocabulary with the words dump and waste heap and everything will fall into place in your head. But it’s better to see it once :) These are waste heaps with waste rock from Donbass. Their height sometimes reaches 200-300 meters. Chemical reactions often occur inside them, they burn and sometimes explode when excess pressure accumulates inside.

And this is just a waste heap of Vesuvius in Italy with a height of 1281 meters. But it was called a volcano because it burns and exploded once. And they named it that way so you wouldn’t guess :)

And this is a waste heap - Klyuchevsky Hill. Lit. 4850 meters.

Taranaki "volcano" waste heap in New Zealand. Well, where are the frozen crystallized lava flows? The slopes consist entirely of loose rock.

And this is the exploded top of the Popocatepetl waste heap in Mexico. Height 5426 meters.

Small Semyachik waste heap, Kamchatka region

From Wikipedia: “It is a short ridge about 3 km long at the top, consisting of three fused cones - the northern ancient one, which is the highest (1560 m) Tolbachik From Wikipedia: Volcanic massif in Kamchatka, in the southwestern part of the Klyuchevskaya group of volcanoes. The height is 3682 meters, it consists of Ostry Tolbachik (3682 m) and the Plosky Tolbachik merged with it (active, height – 3140 m). There are more than 120 cinder cones located on the slopes of Plosky Tolbachik and in the adjacent Tolbachinsky valley.” Slakov!

Haven't you saved 4 salaries yet to visit the slopes of the Fuji heap in Japan? Hurry up, it's worth it :)

We've sorted out the waste heaps. Now we move on to dumps that do not have a pronounced conical shape. The rule here is this: if it is loose, layered and can be dug with a shovel, then most likely it is a dump of waste rock that our ancestors piled up in their haste to live. For example, here is a gorgeous geological park in China, Zhangye Danxia. Colored mountains, beauty. Under state protection, of course. Tourists are taken exclusively along paved paths, so that, God forbid, tourists do not fall into this toxic waste mass.

Dump - Mount Shmidtikha, Norilsk

Or, for example, you are walking along the valley of the Sugran River, in the Pamirs. There are piles of earth piled up around, nothing grows. And these are dumps.

The mountains of Pyatigorsk are very similar to waste heaps

In general, you understand the principle. If you saw a hill near the house - take a closer look, think about it. Most likely it will be man-made. And there are no natural caves on Earth. I watched a bunch of videos, all the caves are underground mountain tunnels of varying degrees of antiquity, often multi-tiered. Yes, many collapsed and began to look chaotic, but this did not stop them from being artificial.

An important addition about mining waste from blogger mylnikovdm: “By the way, one of the readers on my blog gave an interesting tip. Many people ask about where the waste dumps from the processing plant are located, which should be commensurate with the scale of production shown. At the same time, we have a huge amount of sand in deserts, the origin of which no one has yet been able to really explain, especially when deserts are located inside continents. It is likely that the sand is waste from the enrichment process. If we enrich chemically, then for better contact of the chemical with the rock it is necessary to crush it to increase the surface area. That is, sand is best suited for these purposes. Moreover, after enrichment, only waste rock remains, that is, silicon or quartz, and everything else, including metals and their compounds, goes into solution. We then throw away the waste rock. This version is also supported by the fact that there are plenty of sand placers on all continents, even in the center of Siberia. Moreover, many of them are located relatively close to mining sites, such as the “Grand Canyon” and the Nevada desert in the USA. In Central Asia, the Middle East and Egypt, deserts are also adjacent to mountains that show signs of development. There is a lot of sand along the river valleys, which also fits into this version. Sand was poured into the river, and the stream carried it along the riverbed. Another argument in favor of this version is that in most cases, river sand consists of “waste rock,” that is, silicon or quartz, and not of those minerals that are found along river beds.”

The following conclusions can be drawn from this story: 1. Production volumes are prohibitive. Obviously, on Earth it is consumed well if 5% of what is extracted. The earth looks like someone's giant quarry. Perhaps this quarry simply serves humanity. 2. People come and go, states appear and are destroyed, nations are formed, butt heads and disappear. The final destination of our route is apparently the same as in the picture below. But even in this case, God's millstones will most likely not stop, so we humans will kindly design and build self-replicating robots by the time they take our place. They will not depend on the composition of the atmosphere, and we will become history. By the way, now you know what “volcanoes” on Mars are :)

But the logic of the process suggests that those who profit from this will not be very upset by our departure from the stage. Apparently, he is not here, he cannot live here. I would, of course, like to know who this person is. As we all know, between the Lord (master), whose name cannot be mentioned and must be written with a dash as G-d, and us there are intermediaries - God's chosen ones. You should ask them. Ordinary God's chosen ones hardly even knew what I showed in this post. But high-ranking people know for sure. Start asking. We need dialogue on this matter. From time to time, when workers delve into the topic and begin to rebel, it is necessary to arrange a restart of the system by organizing wars and generation gaps. And since we got into what’s what, it might start soon :)

But whatever happens, it cannot be avoided. Power is in the truth. But the truth is that a society living in a closed system, continuously multiplying and determined to consume more tomorrow than yesterday is doomed as soon as it reaches a ceiling in terms of the amount of available energy or territory. It is possible to develop and multiply endlessly only in an infinite Universe. If we don’t escape from the Earth quarry, we are doomed. But on the other hand, if they wanted to hide this, then Sergey Brin would never have made the public service Google Maps, Google Images, or just Google. And no one would ever collect material on this topic in a heap in one place. So, it's not that simple.

Look for those who know the answers to questions, and do not hesitate to ask. For example, the first half-joking question: “How many rockets fly into orbit per year, and what do they carry besides satellites?” :) For example, a gram of Rhodium costs $230. A gram of Osmia-187 costs $200,000, and a gram of California-252 costs $6,500,000. With the cost of putting 1 kg into orbit at $3000, it is quite cost-effective to transport rare elements and isotopes there. The dirt stays here, the clean product goes to the owner :)