Since their disclosure to the wider public in the second half of the twentieth century, the geoglyphs in Peru known as the Nazca Lines have fascinated researchers and historians alike as to their true purpose and origin. Indeed, the bizarre collection of huge shapes, precisely straight lines, some of which are several miles long, pictures and animals, and even mathematically precise patterns are as mysterious as they are interesting. Even more so when they appear to match constellations of the stars accurately.
What’s more, the legends surrounding the creation of the Nazca Lines would appear to be similar to other creation stories throughout the America’s, which themselves are almost identical...
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The first search result after Googling “Tolima Airplanes” is a page that ‘debunks’ not scientific theories.
Can anyone guess why is this?
Same thing happens with a lot of searches, it shows you the opposite of what you’re looking for. That means an attempt of monopolization of thinking. Anyway, people who is not stupid, intuit this and the outcome of their efforts to deviate and hide information is contrary: If they don’t want you to know something, is because it must be true.