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Are you curious about the mysteries of our past? Do you want to uncover the secrets that history books may have overlooked? Look no further than the Tartaria & History Channel on Telegram! This channel is dedicated to exploring the real history of our world, shedding light on forgotten civilizations, ancient artifacts, and historical enigmas. Join us on a fascinating journey through time as we dig deep into the past and discover the untold stories that shape our present. Who is it? The Tartaria & History Channel is a community of history enthusiasts, researchers, and curious minds who are passionate about unraveling the mysteries of our past. What is it? It is a place where you can engage in thought-provoking discussions, share intriguing discoveries, and connect with like-minded individuals who share your interest in history. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to expand your knowledge and explore the hidden truths of our world. Come join the search today on the Tartaria & History Channel! For a private message, you can contact @LarryL44.
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19 Nov, 15:25
Germany in the 1930s had the highest standard of living in the world. A beautiful society with incredible people and architecture only for much of it to be destroyed by a certain group.
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19 Nov, 12:54
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19 Nov, 08:51
René Joseph Quinton (1866–1925) was a French biologist and aviation pioneer. In his biology career, he developed a treatment based on seawater injections that he called sérum de Quinton, which has been abandoned by medicine.
Quinton observed, seawater can literally ignite and renew genetic potential. Perhaps this is why the aging process does not occur in the sea in the same way it does on land. A comparison of the cells of an adult whale and the cells of a newly born whale show no evidence of the changes that are obvious between adult and newborn land mammals.
Quinton demonstrated that the ocean may be the key to restoring compromised genetic codes in biological organisms.
https://www.dancingwithwater.com/quintons-ocean-plasma-experiments-with-dogs/
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Quinton observed, seawater can literally ignite and renew genetic potential. Perhaps this is why the aging process does not occur in the sea in the same way it does on land. A comparison of the cells of an adult whale and the cells of a newly born whale show no evidence of the changes that are obvious between adult and newborn land mammals.
Quinton demonstrated that the ocean may be the key to restoring compromised genetic codes in biological organisms.
https://www.dancingwithwater.com/quintons-ocean-plasma-experiments-with-dogs/
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19 Nov, 08:08
The Giants of Mont’e Prama
A Giant Discovery
In 1974, two farmers plowing their field in western Sardinia unearthed a nearly three-thousand-year-old gigantic limestone head, the first of thousands of ancient sculptural fragments recovered by archaeologists in the following decades.
The statues were immediately called Colossi or Giants. In addition to their very large size, they had unusual eyes in the form of concentric disks.
Excavations in the plain at the foot of the low hill of Mont’e Prama (“the mountain of palm trees”) revealed a monumental necropolis that had been in use for several centuries during the early first millennium BCE.
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A Giant Discovery
In 1974, two farmers plowing their field in western Sardinia unearthed a nearly three-thousand-year-old gigantic limestone head, the first of thousands of ancient sculptural fragments recovered by archaeologists in the following decades.
The statues were immediately called Colossi or Giants. In addition to their very large size, they had unusual eyes in the form of concentric disks.
Excavations in the plain at the foot of the low hill of Mont’e Prama (“the mountain of palm trees”) revealed a monumental necropolis that had been in use for several centuries during the early first millennium BCE.
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19 Nov, 07:13
An incredibly rare black deer spotted in the forest of the Barycz Valley, Poland.
Most estimates guess that only about 1 in every 500,000 deer is melanistic.
Credit: NatGeoSociety
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Most estimates guess that only about 1 in every 500,000 deer is melanistic.
Credit: NatGeoSociety
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18 Nov, 00:16
Simona Kossak (1943-2007) was a fascinating Polish scientist, ecologist, and environmental champion who made it her mission to protect the Biatowieza Primeval Forest, Europe's oldest forest.
Simona had an extraordinary connection with nature and animals. Living in a cozy wooden hut without electricity or running water for over 30 years, Simona shared her space with a lynx and a tame wild boar.
Her pet "terror crow" became quite the character, notorious for stealing shiny objects and even attacking unsuspecting cyclists.
Despite her unconventional lifestyle, Simona made significant scientific strides in nature conservation. She tirelessly advocated against the destruction of the Biatowieza Forest, leaving a lasting legacy in Poland's environmental protection efforts.
Her unique life and passionate work continue to inspire those who cherish and protect our natural world.
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Simona had an extraordinary connection with nature and animals. Living in a cozy wooden hut without electricity or running water for over 30 years, Simona shared her space with a lynx and a tame wild boar.
Her pet "terror crow" became quite the character, notorious for stealing shiny objects and even attacking unsuspecting cyclists.
Despite her unconventional lifestyle, Simona made significant scientific strides in nature conservation. She tirelessly advocated against the destruction of the Biatowieza Forest, leaving a lasting legacy in Poland's environmental protection efforts.
Her unique life and passionate work continue to inspire those who cherish and protect our natural world.
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17 Nov, 20:38
Cloud Gazing | Pyramid Clouds
Cloud gazing is a relaxing activity that benefits your mental well-being and enhances your connection with Earth’s meteorological systems.
Cloud gazing is an ancient pastime. In past centuries, artists, scholars, farmers, and spiritual figures looked to the skies for inspiration or clues about Earth’s processes. Some say this imaginative process of cloud gazing can increase mindfulness and stimulate creativity.
It can also improve your understanding of meteorology and help you gain some forecasting skills.
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Cloud gazing is a relaxing activity that benefits your mental well-being and enhances your connection with Earth’s meteorological systems.
Cloud gazing is an ancient pastime. In past centuries, artists, scholars, farmers, and spiritual figures looked to the skies for inspiration or clues about Earth’s processes. Some say this imaginative process of cloud gazing can increase mindfulness and stimulate creativity.
It can also improve your understanding of meteorology and help you gain some forecasting skills.
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17 Nov, 19:01
Rare Footage of the Paris Exposition of 1900
This video was recorded from a boat travelling down the Seine River.
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17 Nov, 17:38
According to information from local residents, the presence of the Giant footprint attached to the rocky cliff above the Jangkok River in Indonesia is believed to be the footprints of Datu Keling.
Datu Keling is believed to have been a fierce Giant who ruled around the slopes of Mount Rinjani.
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17 Nov, 17:37
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