Here's an entrance to the top secret hardened military command and control center inside Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado, USA.
Just to the west of it are the slopes of the mountain, beautiful pristine woods.
Looks like lots of trees, unadulterated hiking space, upon zooming in.
But what's that there? Tree openings on the landscape that spell USA?!
Go USA! Someone probably peed one too many times on the trees there to mark their territory. But what are those faint nonrandom curves to the right? There's more writing.
Someone wrote "USA LOOSER" on Cheyenne Mountain land, just 2 miles from the top secret bunker entrance. (I did have to use a couple of filters to make out the "looser" part of the message)
Either the 3-letter agencies aren't doing their jobs and the US isn't secure, or they are complicit in this and the US isn't secure.
The beautiful building of the Acropolis Museum in Athens contains countless artifacts from nearly the beginning of time.
It's as if the museum itself embodies time with its rich collection of our history.
Although one must rise up to try to see the full picture, if one can ever be seen.
The building is pleasing to the eye even from above. One can immediately observe a very unusual confluence of shapes. The first association that comes to mind is due to this shape:
It's unmistakable for anyone who has ever seen this object up close. And this intuitive guess is sealed with another observation that completes the picture.
There's only one object that looks like this. It's a mechanical metronome. (Metronome - from Greek "measure" and "I lead") This is also supported by another discovery - can you find what makes this to be a metronome even more likely?
But this metronome is not ticking. How do you know?
It is stoppered. You can see a wedge placed into the metronome on the map.
I wouldn't say this means stop the music right away or stop the time, but it certainly means stop measuring time. Something billions of people today do not do much.
This is not all. Look at the map and see what other objects and meanings can be found. Do marvel also at the fact that many layers may exist in a form as one object can be a part of something totally different. Parts also can 'interact' with each other to make meaning.
And it'd be logical that someone choosing to communicate this way would not let easy associations be the main message but a distractor of sort from a more serious, perhaps even sinister, message. But you've got to start somewhere.
A map of nuclear explosions may encode a variety of patterns. Here's a striking one, pun intended.
As I watched a YouTube video by "aConcernedHuman" I was intrigued by the Soviet Union's distributed pattern of nuclear tests, trying to conjure up a rationale behind it. I peered at the dots spanning thousands of kilometers non-uniformly and pondered.
Then I saw a sharp angle. Could be random.
But then I saw another sharp angle.
Now I studied the screen intently, as the map was becoming less and less random. I saw straight lines...connecting the dots. It still seemed improbable, and the overall pattern eluded me.
It could be anything. The dots were unnerving me, some were really big, some tiny. A mapped hodgepodge of destruction radiated at me decades later with kilotons of perplexity. Some lines were throwing me off, however the four sharp angles were glaring at me with an obvious suggestion.
Pretty parsimonious, this could be it. But there were extra dots left over. An angle and a line...make an arrow, then another arrow.
The most daunting image splashed across my monitor. I felt like a CSI investigator after a convincing blood spatter analysis. I glanced at another map to verify the dots weren't misplaced, and it all checked out. A message hidden in plain sight for decades, an aged scribbled rune from a floating bottle plucked out of an ocean of information laid there for all to see.
Was this a testament that the Soviet nuclear program was subverted at the highest ranks, and this is a shared geopolitical drawing board of where the next nuclear bomb will drop? Or is this a testament to the superiority of organization and planning of the Soviet nuclear program and minds behind it?
Strikingly, the outer arrow points at the area of Donbass/Lugansk regions of Ukraine where tensions have been flaring up for the past several years and a significant confrontation has been brewing, with the West and East on opposite sides. That region also contains deep coal mines which could be perfect for housing an underground command center for the nuclear program.
But there's more. There's a possible alternative interpretation with a minor adjustment, or maybe two. Can someone identify it? Or I will post it later if there's interest.
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