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6 minutes ago, Captain Risky said:

Wouldn't a chemical engineer determine the age of rocks and manmade structures?

getting desperate and scraping the barrel now ? 

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Just now, ShadowSot said:

 Can you point out where the University of Edinburough has endorsed the writings? Because that appears no where in the site you linked, or the paper that was published. 

 Yes, good job, you have accepted a hypothsesis. We've looked at the support for it, though, which is what really matters. 

 And that support, well it's less than the support of it being a ritual meeting ground or for it being a site of ritual sky burial, like we do see from the Zoroastrians with similar iconography as this site. the fact remains that evidence for this claim comes from people who have no quaalificiations, no knowledge of the site's context. And you yourself who beat this drum have demonstrated you have not the foggiest about the general context the site fits into, let alone the other sistes in the area that pre and post date it. 

 Which is damn interesting, and I recommend you read it. 

 

 

Shadow i have presented a link. I recommend to click on it and read before commenting on something you haven't fully understood. 

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1 minute ago, Captain Risky said:

Wouldn't a chemical engineer determine the age of rocks and manmade structures?

He might if he had a sample, which he didn't. And even then he's establishing the age of the rock itself, not when it was shaped by human hands. 

 Though seeing as his expertise isn't in the dating field anyway, still doesn't help. 

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1 minute ago, Captain Risky said:

Shadow i have presented a link. I recommend to click on it and read before commenting on something you haven't fully understood. 

Quote from where it states it's endorsed. I have the published paper itself. You do understand the difference between listing qualifications and being endorsed by something, right? 

 

Edit: Psst, being published on the site isn't equal to endorsement. 

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6 minutes ago, Captain Risky said:

Shadow i have presented a link. I recommend to click on it and read before commenting on something you haven't fully understood. 

coming from you .... thats funny :) 

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Just now, ShadowSot said:

Quote from where it states it's endorsed. I have the published paper itself. 

Stop being silly mate. Google Gebekli Tepe and hancock and the news outlets are running with it. Its everywhere. YOUR job is to debunk and refute with something other than 'but' he is not this or that. Can you do so? I thought not!

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1 minute ago, back to earth said:

coming from you .... thats funny :) 

Quiet, I'm still waiting for him to notice where it actually was published at so we can go over their review process.

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2 minutes ago, ShadowSot said:

Quiet, I'm still waiting for him to notice where it actually was published at so we can go over their review process.

Oh please do tell...

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Just now, Captain Risky said:

Stop being silly mate. Google Gebekli Tepe and hancock and the news outlets are running with it. Its everywhere. YOUR job is to debunk and refute with something other than 'but' he is not this or that. Can you do so? I thought not!

I really don't care what the news sites are reporting. The news is rather infamous for their willingness of letting a good headline override the facts of a story, or using a poor quality study to make a sensational story. 

 Remember that story about *******s being good for women's health a few years back? 

 These people have no relevant skills. Their claims are not solid, but based on their own interpretations of the symbolism, with no references to consulting with people who actually study these symbols, and then ascribe astronomical symbols to them, again something not within their capabilities. 

 Do you have astronomers or anyone with relavant skills supporting this? 
No. 

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Just now, Captain Risky said:

Oh please do tell...

As you keep telling me, read your link. 

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He doesnt work that way ... he will just keep making ignorant self embarrassing statements .... you'll see. 

 

But I will be quite now.... it time for dinner  

 

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Just now, ShadowSot said:

As you keep telling me, read your link. 

LOL... you have nothing. You can't argue the complex nature of Gobelki Tepe and now you are nit picking while the rest of the world has left you behind. 

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/comet-s-devastation-carved-in-history-pzzjjgcjn

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Just now, Captain Risky said:

LOL... you have nothing. You can't argue the complex nature of Gobelki Tepe and now you are nit picking while the rest of the world has left you behind. 

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/comet-s-devastation-carved-in-history-pzzjjgcjn

I know this is hard for you, but do try to go back and find where the story was originally published, not another mass media site. 

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2 minutes ago, ShadowSot said:

I really don't care what the news sites are reporting. The news is rather infamous for their willingness of letting a good headline override the facts of a story, or using a poor quality study to make a sensational story. 

 Remember that story about *******s being good for women's health a few years back? 

 These people have no relevant skills. Their claims are not solid, but based on their own interpretations of the symbolism, with no references to consulting with people who actually study these symbols, and then ascribe astronomical symbols to them, again something not within their capabilities. 

 Do you have astronomers or anyone with relavant skills supporting this? 
No. 

Of course you don't care. I needed you to tell me the obvious. You think debunking is a one way street. Well no. You need evidence and hard core academic stuff to see me. I have a full house you got a pair... thats all. 

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1 minute ago, ShadowSot said:

I know this is hard for you, but do try to go back and find where the story was originally published, not another mass media site. 

LAUGHABLE. Show me where?

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Just now, Captain Risky said:

Of course you don't care. I needed you to tell me the obvious. You think debunking is a one way street. Well no. You need evidence and hard core academic stuff to see me. I have a full house you got a pair... thats all. 

Yes, I want a solid piece of information to work with, not the second, third, or fourth hand repeating of a story through the often poorly paid and rushed news journalist who also have no experience with archaeology. 

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1 minute ago, Captain Risky said:

LAUGHABLE. Show me where?

It is directly linked in the first link your provided. 

 Honest question, is this really that hard for you? 

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:D  hilarious .......   love it   -  but really have go ... I will return later for more laughs :) 

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1 minute ago, ShadowSot said:

Hint: There are some journals who go for mass appeal, rather than hard science. 

You have utterly capitulated in common sense. An alternate theory on GT was brought forward by Hancock and it was investigated by academics and found to be sound. Thats all the science i need. Im waiting for you post someone that refutes the article.

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Just now, Captain Risky said:

You have utterly capitulated in common sense. An alternate theory on GT was brought forward by Hancock and it was investigated by academics and found to be sound. Thats all the science i need. Im waiting for you post someone that refutes the article.

Interesting, would you accept the findings of a botanist on the working capabilities of the LHC? He would be, after all, an academic. 

 I'm still waiting to see if you are capable of reading your own link and finding where this pape was originally published. 

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2 minutes ago, ShadowSot said:

Yes, I want a solid piece of information to work with, not the second, third, or fourth hand repeating of a story through the often poorly paid and rushed news journalist who also have no experience with archaeology. 

What you need to salvage this argument is an counter theory by an academic otherwise you got crow pie on your lip.

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There is nothing in that article that proves or says more than Risky does  , no demonstration of the oiea no pics, comparisons  nothing ! 

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1 minute ago, ShadowSot said:

Interesting, would you accept the findings of a botanist on the working capabilities of the LHC? He would be, after all, an academic. 

 I'm still waiting to see if you are capable of reading your own link and finding where this pape was originally published. 

Unless you have anything new to offer I'm afraid i won't let you monopolise my time with baseless musings.  

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