pirámides en la antártida

De ser una pirámide (lo de Bosnia) es la cosa más mal hecha de la historia de las pirámides.

#73

¿Me estás tomando el pelo?

¿Te pido pruebas y me pones un vídeo con música "chumba chumba" y representaciones 3d de las pirámides bajo Cuba?

Es que todos los que hacéis este tipo de afirmaciones tenéis alergia a presentar pruebas o qué?

#77 ¿Pero qué dices? ¿Te lo has leído siquiera?

Several other geospatial datasets are currently undergoing analysis and the results will be added on this report as they become available. However on the basis of the data analyzed thus far, it is possible to note the following trends:
• Several mounds exist in the Visoko valley area, which tend to have very geometric (triangular) sides and clear, linear breaks. These features remain visible and apparent even under different viewing/illumination angles.
• These mounds appear to be arranged in a triangular fashion, mutually equidistant and aligned in NSWE direction. All mounds are of approximately same height, but differ in the overall size.
• The lineaments noted near the break-lines of the hill appear to be aligned in roughly N45E, N45W and S45E directions. Minor S45W trend is noted as well as lineaments which may be associated with the “access plateau” noted on the west side.
• All mounds appear to have undergone some degree of erosion and are currently covered with moderate vegetative cover and somewhat developed soils. The south side of Visočica.
• Drainage and geomorphologic analysis of Visočica using high-resolution elevation contour charts and imagery suggests that the triangular faces do not exhibit significant development of drainage patterns, only the southern flank exhibits intermittent stream. It should be noted, that a large, 3km long E-W lineament is separating Visočica (on the south side) from the nearby hill (labeled “anomaly a1a”) – this feature may be of tectonic nature and should be investigated whether it had any effect to the present-day state of the southern flank.
• The largest mounds, Visočica and Pljesevica appear to irradiate heat faster (low apparent thermal inertia) than the surroundings, and the shape of ATI anomalous zone appears to be localized to the immediate area suggesting relatively unique composition or lower density of the structures. It cannot yet be determined what layers (if any) are responsible for the presence of this anomaly.
• Several possible faults exist in the area, but the overall, inferred strike of the faults does not correspond with the location of the mounds and the observed triangular sides (this excludes the possibility that the triangular sides of the mounds are triangular facets).
On the basis of limited geospatial information, it is compelling to state that the mounds represent highly anomalous features, which may be caused by some degree of anthropogenic activity in the. Due to overall lack of natural geomorphologic processes that would otherwise effect the observed features, the author recommends that the area should be ground-truthed for possible evidence of anthropogenic activities.

De verdad, leeros lo que ponéis. Y encima es del 2006. Bien, vamos bien. Y a eso podemos jugar todos:

http://www.archaeologyuk.org/ba/ba92/feat3.shtml
http://archive.archaeology.org/online/features/osmanagic/index.html

#80 jode rsi te lo lees hazlo bién, a ver que dice la página 11....