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GREENLAND - GLACIAL ICE MELTING REVEALS

EVIDENCE OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATION THAT

THRIVED LONG BEFORE PREHISTORY,

SCIENTISTS SAY

NOAA's DCSOVR (Deep Space Climate Observer) satellite on May 2020, while operating within a climate study, discovered the megalithic ruins while passing over Greenland's northern boundaries. Teams from the University of Greenland and scientists from the Denmark Ministry of Science and Technology were dispatched to investigate the ruins several months after and explored the site before the polar winter. • Ancient ruins and relics found from retreating glacial ice near Pearly Land in Greenland • Denmark's archaeologists say the site could be one of many now being revealed • Evidence of an unknown prehistoric culture may date some 200,000 years or older • Strange unidentified monuments were found at the site during exploration GREENLAND - Technicians maintaining the PROMICE weather station near Nord, under the supervision of the Greenland Weather and Oceanic Branch, who were proceeding to outlying monitor stations near the Cape Morris Jessup in the Roosevelt Mountains, have uncovered the existence of an unknown megalithic civilization revealed by melting glaciers on the northern coast of Greenland. The number of carved tunnels and chambers containing artifacts has suggested to archaeologists that the find was the site of an advanced prehistoric civilization long before the earliest known, according to dispatches from the Denmark Ministry of Science and Technology. Scientists from the Denmark Ministry of Science and Technology were able to enter several of the forward tunnels of the ice buried structures, where wall carvings and relics were recovered. Denmark had established the PROMICE (Program for Monitoring of the Greenland Ice Sheet) to monitor the depth mass and surface melt of the glacial masses, with a large network of weathering stations in large areas of the continent to provide melting data. This melting was tracked by GPS and satellites. The ruin was first discovered by the NOAA's DCSOVR (Deep Space Climate Observer) satellite on May 2020, while operating within the climate study. Some of the artifacts found within the forward tunnels. (Left) Believed to be a fertility goddess, the idol has a headdress and unusual features as serpentine hands and half the head distorted from the left half. (Upper Right) A set of tools used by the inhabitance, the far right item grooved for shredding uses. (Lower Right) An animal, reptile or mammal unknown. (Left) A base-relief with some form of sea or land crocodilian featured animal with paddles. Above it appears to be a turtle like etching. (Right) An facial carving of unknown representation. Within the month archaeological teams from the University of Greenland and scientists from the Denmark Ministry of Science and Technology were dispatched to the Nord Station, some 600 miles from the geographical North Pole on the Princess Ingeborg Peninsula, where several expeditions in July 2020 reached the location and were able to make out an assortment of ruins, tunnels and walls of structures while exploring an open crevasse, which was used to access the ruin through ice caves. PROMICE Weather Station near Nord. The Danish program base is manned by small teams annually. Over twenty scientists and other personnel have descended on the station these last several months flown in only by aircraft. It is the most northern manned outpost in the world closest to the North Pole. Exploring several of the ice buried structures, most fossilized into the rock from which the city was built, archaeologists came across etchings and stone carvings within the frozen, ancient corridors. Scientists were eagerly waiting for more clarification of what the extent of the ancient site is using the DSCOVR (Deep Space Climate Observatory) on the polar orbit as was requested to NOAA, to help them get a better view of the Greenland continent's ice hidden secrets. The Roosevelt Mountains crevasse where the discovery was made. The ice is usually thicker, but climatologists say due to global warming ice melts on Greenland's glaciers have reduced the amounts of ice above the ground considerably, revealing landscapes that have covered in higher ice sheets for many hundreds of thousands of years.

The Arctic Civilization

During a routine survey analysis of the effect of melting ice eroding the Roosevelt Mountain glaciers near Pearly Land off the northernmost coast, the technicians made the startling discovery of the ruins in layers of rock that on record were not thousands but billions of years old. The stone ruins baffled Greenland University's archaeological staff as further careful excavations revealed large, stone monoliths of unknown stone composition similar to those discovered near Ittoqqortoormiit in the previous year. Thermal imaging sample of the western edge of the plateau just below the ruin. Along the cliffs (left)scientists were searching for new entrances to the site from below, being rewarded with some form of massive base reliefs carved into the rock cliffs below the ice (right). More equipment is being shipped for the investigation as more teams arrive before the onset of the polar winter. Scientists are intrigued as the Greenland Plate is a tectonic layer of plates bounded to the west by Nares Strait; on the southwest by the Ungava transform underlying Davis Strait; on the southeast by the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, and northeast by the Gakkel Ridge, with its northwest border as yet uninhabited. The Greenland craton is made up of some of the oldest rocks on Earth. The Isua greenstone belt in southwestern Greenland contains the oldest known rocks on Earth dated at 3.7–3.8 billion years old, according to geoarchaeologists. “The fact that the remains of a civilization were found in layers of the earth of that age is a mind blowing,” Dr. Jorse Marquardt of Greenland University's Archaeological Department said while addressing the press and a gathering of his academic peers at the regional Science Discoveries Today summit at the Esbjerg Convention Center in Copenhagen. He went further to state that, “The nature of this settlement is largely still unknown as we are still deep in research. However we can say that from our findings so far we have seen no similarities between their culture and those of ancient Paleo-Eskimo Independence and Thule civilizations that occupied the eastern and northern parts of the Greenland continent.” United States transport plane arrives at a temporary airfield near Station Nord with scientists and research equipment in August 2020.

Satellites Called In For Space View

Leading archeologist, Claus Arneborg, of the Department of Prehistoric Archaeology at the University of Denmark after examining the DSCOVR satellite images concluded they produced undisputable evidence of an advanced prehistoric civilization beginning to be revealed under the 1500 meter deep glacial ice sheet. "There are definite patterns of public squares, walls and buildings, which could only have built by some sort of civilization. Nothing here indicated any natural formations but on the contrary there are deliberate patterns of scaled planned engineering seen. There are no doubts we have here an undiscovered culture. The puzzle is that Greenland was not covered in glacial ice some 11 million years ago, and the satellite images show the structures on the continental bedrock. That is nearly a mile of ice, and we have no plausible theories introduced until we have further information," he said. "We have reason to believe there are other ruins under Greenland's melting icepacks. Greenland has large regions of unexplored wilderness that have had no human visitation. So it is very plausible that there yet remains undiscovered ruins of this mysterious culture," remarked Dr. Arneborg. DSCOVR (Deep Space Climate Observer) Satellites managed by the NOAA have been pressed into service to examine Greenland's continental icesheets for anomalies other than glacial melting. Last year several Greenland observations were rewarded with the discovery of the Pearly Land Roosevelt Mountain site.

The Book of Gates Connection?

Indeed, some traction is now being discussed on the authenticity of the late Oxford Professor Jebidiah E Smith's main work, "A Commentary on the Book of Gates" and his mention of past civilizations and a sunken continent that was the basis of Earth's first lifeforms some four billion years ago. The Book rivals and challenges the foundations of modern science, but some sceptics are beginning to agree. Artist conception of the guarding monuments to the ruin, which some interpret as serving a similar function as the ancient Bronze Age peoples, when deities in the form of idols or sphinxes were built before the walled city gates to bless the kingdom or warn intruders the city was protected. Dr. Irene Ulrich, lead philologist also of the Bourne University also addresses the gathering, “The base relief found on the crumbling walls appear to depict some form of head dressed female with snake arms, grasping an unknown species of prehistoric fish”. She went further to state that the language form seen on several of the walls are unlike any that she had seen in her career and held the firm belief that more was to be discovered about the people that once dwelled within the walls of the settlement. When asked by press if they believed that the city was or was the basis of the legend of the Book of Gates and Jebidiah Smith's "A Commentary on the Book of Gates" 1868, Dr. Arneborg stated, “I am more inclined to believe that this settlement is a basis of a legend, we should be reminded that there are many stories of lost or vanishing cities. We work on fact and not fiction or legends and the fact is that we have only scratched the surface of our discovery. Many more will come”.

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© Bourne University 2021

GREENLAND - GLACIAL

ICE MELTING REVEALS

EVIDENCE OF

ANCIENT

CIVILIZATION THAT

THRIVED LONG

BEFORE PREHISTORY,

SCIENTISTS SAY

NOAA's DCSOVR (Deep Space Climate Observer) satellite on May 2020, while operating within a climate study, discovered the megalithic ruins while passing over Greenland's northern boundaries. Teams from the University of Greenland and scientists from the Denmark Ministry of Science and Technology were dispatched to investigate the ruins several months after and explored the site before the polar winter. • Ancient ruins and relics found from retreating glacial ice near Pearly Land in Greenland • Denmark's archaeologists say the site could be one of many now being revealed • Evidence of an unknown prehistoric culture may date some 200,000 years or older • Strange unidentified monuments were found at the site during exploration GREENLAND - Technicians maintaining the PROMICE weather station near Nord, under the supervision of the Greenland Weather and Oceanic Branch, who were proceeding to outlying monitor stations near the Cape Morris Jessup in the Roosevelt Mountains, have uncovered the existence of an unknown megalithic civilization revealed by melting glaciers on the northern coast of Greenland. The number of carved tunnels and chambers containing artifacts has suggested to archaeologists that the find was the site of an advanced prehistoric civilization long before the earliest known, according to dispatches from the Denmark Ministry of Science and Technology. Scientists from the Denmark Ministry of Science and Technology were able to enter several of the forward tunnels of the ice buried structures, where wall carvings and relics were recovered. Denmark had established the PROMICE (Program for Monitoring of the Greenland Ice Sheet) to monitor the depth mass and surface melt of the glacial masses, with a large network of weathering stations in large areas of the continent to provide melting data. This melting was tracked by GPS and satellites. The ruin was first discovered by the NOAA's DCSOVR (Deep Space Climate Observer) satellite on May 2020, while operating within the climate study. Some of the artifacts found within the forward tunnels. (Left) Believed to be a fertility goddess, the idol has a headdress and unusual features as serpentine hands and half the head distorted from the left half. (Upper Right) A set of tools used by the inhabitance, the far right item grooved for shredding uses. (Lower Right) An animal, reptile or mammal unknown. (Left) A base-relief with some form of sea or land crocodilian featured animal with paddles. Above it appears to be a turtle like etching. (Right) An facial carving of unknown representation. Within the month archaeological teams from the University of Greenland and scientists from the Denmark Ministry of Science and Technology were dispatched to the Nord Station, some 600 miles from the geographical North Pole on the Princess Ingeborg Peninsula, where several expeditions in July 2020 reached the location and were able to make out an assortment of ruins, tunnels and walls of structures while exploring an open crevasse, which was used to access the ruin through ice caves. PROMICE Weather Station near Nord. The Danish program base is manned by small teams annually. Over twenty scientists and other personnel have descended on the station these last several months flown in only by aircraft. It is the most northern manned outpost in the world closest to the North Pole. Exploring several of the ice buried structures, most fossilized into the rock from which the city was built, archaeologists came across etchings and stone carvings within the frozen, ancient corridors. Scientists were eagerly waiting for more clarification of what the extent of the ancient site is using the DSCOVR (Deep Space Climate Observatory) on the polar orbit as was requested to NOAA, to help them get a better view of the Greenland continent's ice hidden secrets. The Roosevelt Mountains crevasse where the discovery was made. The ice is usually thicker, but climatologists say due to global warming ice melts on Greenland's glaciers have reduced the amounts of ice above the ground considerably, revealing landscapes that have covered in higher ice sheets for many hundreds of thousands of years.

The Arctic Civilization

During a routine survey analysis of the effect of melting ice eroding the Roosevelt Mountain glaciers near Pearly Land off the northernmost coast, the technicians made the startling discovery of the ruins in layers of rock that on record were not thousands but billions of years old. The stone ruins baffled Greenland University's archaeological staff as further careful excavations revealed large, stone monoliths of unknown stone composition similar to those discovered near Ittoqqortoormiit in the previous year. Thermal imaging sample of the western edge of the plateau just below the ruin. Along the cliffs (left)scientists were searching for new entrances to the site from below, being rewarded with some form of massive base reliefs carved into the rock cliffs below the ice (right). More equipment is being shipped for the investigation as more teams arrive before the onset of the polar winter. Scientists are intrigued as the Greenland Plate is a tectonic layer of plates bounded to the west by Nares Strait; on the southwest by the Ungava transform underlying Davis Strait; on the southeast by the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, and northeast by the Gakkel Ridge, with its northwest border as yet uninhabited. The Greenland craton is made up of some of the oldest rocks on Earth. The Isua greenstone belt in southwestern Greenland contains the oldest known rocks on Earth dated at 3.7–3.8 billion years old, according to geoarchaeologists. “The fact that the remains of a civilization were found in layers of the earth of that age is a mind blowing,” Dr. Jorse Marquardt of Greenland University's Archaeological Department said while addressing the press and a gathering of his academic peers at the regional Science Discoveries Today summit at the Esbjerg Convention Center in Copenhagen. He went further to state that, “The nature of this settlement is largely still unknown as we are still deep in research. However we can say that from our findings so far we have seen no similarities between their culture and those of ancient Paleo-Eskimo Independence and Thule civilizations that occupied the eastern and northern parts of the Greenland continent.” United States transport plane arrives at a temporary airfield near Station Nord with scientists and research equipment in August 2020.

Satellites Called In For

Space View

Leading archeologist, Claus Arneborg, of the Department of Prehistoric Archaeology at the University of Denmark after examining the DSCOVR satellite images concluded they produced undisputable evidence of an advanced prehistoric civilization beginning to be revealed under the 1500 meter deep glacial ice sheet. "There are definite patterns of public squares, walls and buildings, which could only have built by some sort of civilization. Nothing here indicated any natural formations but on the contrary there are deliberate patterns of scaled planned engineering seen. There are no doubts we have here an undiscovered culture. The puzzle is that Greenland was not covered in glacial ice some 11 million years ago, and the satellite images show the structures on the continental bedrock. That is nearly a mile of ice, and we have no plausible theories introduced until we have further information," he said. "We have reason to believe there are other ruins under Greenland's melting icepacks. Greenland has large regions of unexplored wilderness that have had no human visitation. So it is very plausible that there yet remains undiscovered ruins of this mysterious culture," remarked Dr. Arneborg. DSCOVR (Deep Space Climate Observer) Satellites managed by the NOAA have been pressed into service to examine Greenland's continental icesheets for anomalies other than glacial melting. Last year several Greenland observations were rewarded with the discovery of the Pearly Land Roosevelt Mountain site.

The Book of Gates Connec-

tion?

Indeed, some traction is now being discussed on the authenticity of the late Oxford Professor Jebidiah E Smith's main work, "A Commentary on the Book of Gates" and his mention of past civilizations and a sunken continent that was the basis of Earth's first lifeforms some four billion years ago. The Book rivals and challenges the foundations of modern science, but some sceptics are beginning to agree. Artist conception of the guarding monuments to the ruin, which some interpret as serving a similar function as the ancient Bronze Age peoples, when deities in the form of idols or sphinxes were built before the walled city gates to bless the kingdom or warn intruders the city was protected. Dr. Irene Ulrich, lead philologist also of the Bourne University also addresses the gathering, “The base relief found on the crumbling walls appear to depict some form of head dressed female with snake arms, grasping an unknown species of prehistoric fish”. She went further to state that the language form seen on several of the walls are unlike any that she had seen in her career and held the firm belief that more was to be discovered about the people that once dwelled within the walls of the settlement. When asked by press if they believed that the city was or was the basis of the legend of the Book of Gates and Jebidiah Smith's "A Commentary on the Book of Gates" 1868, Dr. Arneborg stated, “I am more inclined to believe that this settlement is a basis of a legend, we should be reminded that there are many stories of lost or vanishing cities. We work on fact and not fiction or legends and the fact is that we have only scratched the surface of our discovery. Many more will come”.

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