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two ghosts and government cover. Ups histories riddled with unexplained advance. You can turn back now learned stuff. They dont want blow. Welcome back you to show my name is met and then and right off the bat by the weight stuff didn't want you to know. You know that you clicked on the thing you're to. Some people have their own shovel. You I mean only ILO trapper gap. Well, guess what this is stuff. They don't want you to know and right off the bat we're going to talk about a thing that I got wrong. Something I don't know why I got it wrong, but I was just thinking. I think I got it wrong. No I don't want you to think it was because I just started rambling about it anyway, about eighty and NBC, and I said I did the old thing that I guess I learned somehow in church and although aware I learned it but the whole before Christ after death thing

Oh yeah, that's not at all what it is ok yeah, we we know this, we heard your emails and two responses and a lot of people really courteous about this. I think we just miss. Because it's something that we we both new and doing a casual conversation play with live fire. Some things can slip through the net go ahead and let us know what it what it stands for. All it means Ano Domine would, is actually the year of our Lord eighty, when you, when you use eighty, so my bad, you met honestly, I thought we would get a lot more listener mail from people who were angry at us because we were exploring the history of the Bible. Yes, even for having that conversation, but it didn't turn

that way at least not yet may be in a year after its and floating around will get some of that mail yeah, but thinking ass, much listening and today we would like to start the podcast with a story in nineteen. Seventy, two and employee at a french nuclear fuel price in point noticed something weird about the uranium or he was working on all natural uranium contains three forms with different atomic masses. There's? U to thirty, eight you to thirty four and you to thirty five. Now the last one is the most desirable, because this is the one that you can use to sustain a nuclear reaction and typically you, two thirty five only about point, seventy two percent of the or but the sample disguise looking at it had point seven one: seven: now it's a small amount. Small

difference, but this guy freaked out because there's only one way that can happen and that's through a nuclear reaction. So this poor guy a course heap. As you said, he freaks he lets the scientists. No, you know hey where's this or from all what's going on, because I think they have nuclear power somewhere and scientists traced the sample back to a place called the Oak Lou uranium deposit in the highlands of Gabon or from part of the mind was way way shorter of uranium to thirty five, and it should have been as an whole scientific American pointed out there are about two hundred kilograms missing, and that is important because is by way of measurement. That is enough to make about a dozen nuclear bombs while yet so what the fuck is going on here been yet

That's what the question array right will? The answer comes from much earlier prediction and they found as they were digging around in this happen in eighteen. Seventy two right. They find the weird uranium in nineteen fifty three, these guys, George, whether ill and CO author Mark Ingram argue that uranium deposits might have once been natural versions of nuclear reactors. That's crazy, so what they were possibilities that somehow astray neutron cause this you two thirty five to split and then it of more neutrons in it, caused this chain reaction year. That last part from scientists name Paul career. At the University of ART and saw the cup, the conditions he said for this to occur. The deposit has to be least longer than two thirds of a meter which would be the length that the new shall we travel. The second thing,

It is enough you, two thirty five today most of the concentrated deposits can't become reactors, because the you two thirty five is just too low concentrations too low, and today it's less than one per cent in a deposit, but two billion years ago it could have been around three percent right and Next you'll need a neutron moderator of some sort, something they can slow the neutrons given off when a nucleus splits and make them more likely to hit and split other atoms. And the last thing is you to have no substantial amount of boron lithium or other substances that would absorb the atoms and halt the reaction, so sounds like a lot of stuff to have happened by chance right, yes, returned this all actually did just happen as far as we can tell in Gabon about two. Billion years ago, and not just once, but about sixteen times so visit

around the world studied this evidence. They looked at these natural nuclear reactors and they all came together to share their work on this quote: oh hello phenomenon at a special nineteen. Seventy five conference in the capital of Cambodia and the fossil reactor just known for uranium, that light to real quote from scientific American when they were trying to figure out how this could happen. Some of Neutrons released during the vision of uranium to thirty five were captured by the more abundant uranium to thirty eight, which came uranium to thirty nine and after a meeting to electrons turned into plutonium. Thirty, nine! More than two tons of this plutonium isotope were generated within the oak Lou deposit quote those high, although almost all material which has it twenty four thousand your half life has since disappeared. Primarily, through natural decay, some of the plutonium

of underweight vision, as attested by the presence of its characteristic vision products, the abundance of lighter elements allowed scientists to deduce that vision. Reactions must have gone on for hundreds of thousands of years. So not only was this a natural nuclear react, the disorder happened, but it also just sort of happened for Hungary, thousands of years, From the amount of uranium they think there released about fifteen thousand megawatt years overall, so the average pay were output was little disappoint, no less than a hundred kilowatts, but still that's enough to run some stirs maybe Yang two billion years ago. Toast was like the main thing yet end. If you didn't have toast, then who are you get out of here before anybody before anybody finishes that email? We? We know that there weren't toasters, yeah

As far as we know, right, let's get safe, so they they were able to do so. Forensic work on this by analyzing Xenon, a heavy inert gas and this gas can stay imprisoned and minerals, four billion years and because it's rare scientists can use it to detect trees these nuclear reactions, even those that occur in Peru. Of meteorites before the soul. System happened. Today's episode is brought to you by IBM. For businesses around the world today is an a restart. It's a rethink! That's why they're partnering with IBM retailers are keeping their systems. As millions of orders move on mine hunters are using IBM Watson to manage an influx of customer questions with a sigh and solution built on the IBM cloud are helping doctors care for patients remotely today were rethinking how business moved forward. So, let's get to it. Let's put smart towards

Is it IBM, dot com? Slash smart to learn more though, were apart. These days was sharing so Geico we'd, like say thanks. Thanks for sharing your savage dance moves sharing your d. I why haircut fails thanks for sharing your inner lips ink star? Now it's our turn to share with the Geico give back ten percent credit on car and motorcycle policies for current and new customers, because we committed for the longer the fifteen for credit last. Your full policy to visit guy that comes less give back for more info and eligibility. That's how long thing in cash sitting, understanding dope, okay, so Ben. Let's get to meet it s, okay, fiercely yeah. How did this happen Why didn't when, when it became this more volatile version right of your Why didn't you just explode orb indicate further yeah yeah.

Since were family showing especially sea. It is why didn t sleep hit the fan yeah girl, the dress of uranium up into the fan, and then Scott drone re around. All the change will out of his pocket. Yeah, that's a great way M from why we're seeing at least everything we found is that the Oakland actors, higher regulated themselves in really neat way. The most likely not candidate for this regulation would be ground water. So here's what they think they think that the nuclear chain reaction was happy and it was water around taxes at neutron, moderator to slow the neutron so that they can contain the reaction as the as the reactor. Where the reaction area, maybe is a better way to say it reached a critical level or critical temperature. The water boiled way, and then there

reaction would have ceased and cooled off to the boy where water could come back and then it starts again. Oh, that's crazy saw was functioning as a nuclear reactor. The way at the way we them now by giving the rod the water and then taking the roads out of the water and causing the reaction. This is Sir he's crazy yeah. Oh man, that's we are to think about it. A natural process could do the same thing. Spend hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars to produce. Yet it just happened anyway. Over a long period of time and still that's that's mind: boggling, okay, so when there looking at the nuclear reactor they found that it switched on for about thirty minutes, then off for at least two and a half hours see this in almost all the deposit, so not only groundwater going for it and accounting for the self regulation it protected these reactors from destruction?

and in this way was really effective. Not only was not allowing any kind of melt down or explosion during these kinds of years, but it was just regulating to an extent where you have this beautiful tree. Maria we can now see then here's another weird thing that just happened: it stored nuclear, waste. Really, well I mean that something that human still haven't really cracked the code on their oars amazing ideas. As a matter of fact about. How to war in future, civilizations, not necessarily humans, to stay from nuclear waste, the tyrannical with the universal sign that anyway, from any time would be able to go. Ok, I'm not go near there yet crazy when you think about that if the human race were to just die right, It happens. Only

Only if you enclaves people rely alive for a while and then by a few hundred years they have dwindled and make the last person dies. And then things crumble great don't mind commenced, also crumble, the sea. In and forest take over the cities and eventually the only thing that an alien civilization would see. Those assign we were there would be nuclear waste which totally like the anomalous yeah, the natural settings they would. They would find a clue They would ever be like stumbling upon them of their own. Our version of the Oslo reactors just now there in these we're deposits wise Alice, Newman plutonium over here yeah! That's that's! That's weird thing, because, although we have not cracked the code, we in the human species, not new, and I met we do that this proves a tremendously efficient reactor? If not a tremendously power

for wine and that's where we to the crazy stuff, because we, have been saying for the entirety of this pike S and all of that just happened, or did it? Don't don't do so? Here's the deal We talked about this in the log where we were covering this and in the log we talk about a bit the lead or any scientific american articles, and they said Well, why it maybe she's due to quote: ok, here's the cool the nuclear reactors may teach scientists about possible shifts in what was formerly thought to be a fundamental physical, constant one called alpha which controls such universal qualities as the speed of light

I I can't think of an appropriate sound of a super producer. No has one yeah, that's it! That's the perfect one, because that is mine, blowing the idea that of these Constance, perceive in the universe, may not be as concepts we think no did a change if you're in another neighbourhood of reality, working from home conference cause it's time you John with everything we have going on right now. It's never been more important to sleep. We need, while we sleep is a natural amused and only the sleep number three sixty smart, that sensitive movements and automatically just confidence appoint on both sides, drizzly member setting. So all those other things we're doing to stay healthy and happy well, network, better chip, and now, during the lowest price of the season, the queen sleep number three sixty C4 sport. That is only twelve. I do not say port at all. It's only for a limited time limit.

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Because we know that now a reaction like this problem when occur in the wild, theirs Do we not enough uranium in those deposits so well? How? How did it work differently was there's more direct you to thirty five these deposits? Did it somehow take less of it? Did nuclear reactions? I don't work differently were seen, is that the fund mental concepts of the globe, binding. The spine of the universe in your book may just be it non existent or, as you said, just in our neighbourhood or been here's the best theory who what if this is a sign of ancient technology. What if this was made this way, what, if What, if aliens aware of where the aliens who found nuclear waste you know where we are

butterfly having a dream, etc. Right exposure- oh yeah, the third area that I can get it Do you remember the whole world, but but it is a nice way to flip the perspective so yeah, what was somehow made, here's the deal if it was made by people and if ancient his He is remotely true there people would have to be around the way longer than we thought its. If thing really is two billion years old. Then No one will know through would be capable of doing that. People were around. We were just a twin in the universe. Is I, unless it's been so long since the previous adoration of intelligence on this planet, then that we didn't find anything like you said, but the uranium deposit, which is weird because that from what we know about the formation of the earth

whoever was surviving right. Who would be intelligent enough to create nuclear reaction. They had to be some hard cases. His earth was a brutal place and I was millions of years ago, I just I don't know we receive some steam letters from people before about in ancient technology podcast, and we know that a lot of the sceptical firstly in the audience, will roll their eyes and say It is not worth it, but news flash There really has been aimed at lost acknowledging that was rediscovered right. Now you can look at the antique affair mechanism. We talked about it before in a video pike ass a long time ago. Yet I'd love to do an audio show about that. Then you ve got the Greek fire Roy yet that is that was a weapon that the Greeks would use and the secret of making this was lost for a very

in time, that's not the example. Of course, we can have an entire other show about historical or archaeological anachronisms, things out of time, Baghdad batteries right, yeah, Baghdad batteries, which I think was used for silver plating, but im, not sure we'll, wait, So We want to know what you think we ve gotten, we ve got some great letters about especially in South Asia areas, Pakistan Bangladesh, India, we ve got a letter. About various descriptions of what me ancient technology. We know that historically, India is powerhouse of brilliant innovations. You know a lot of the if you're, not familiar with some of the history of invention,

and concepts they come from South Asia, then you take it afternoon off tell your boss, renal, learn about world it'll, be fine with the right doesn't have regular day off to learn about the world at least today, and we to know your suggestions of what sort of ancient technology we should look at and if you think it is past and tell us this, do you think it is possible that being that humanity, as we know it has gotten the entire story of history wrong. When I say that what I mean is, do you think it's possible that there could have been other civilization. That was responsible four nuclear reactors, because like everything we see loose like these just happened as ridiculously weird is that sounds and have yet to be explained perfectly, but they ve been explained adequately, at least for me, yeah yeah.

It seems like just the lottery of strange coincidence, is just right moments in studies is somehow a. Television force made them, but then the question worthy. Why haven't we sing? Anything else is no better. There are no points we settled. I hear they get a fortune. Cookies said that one time as a weird moment of my life size Lake out is also not a coincidence. A rather with those days where everything seems laden with meaning and symbolic and stuff all the time yeah. You don't get enough sleep, which is all that's her I guess I write to us- you can find some place where you can find us on Twitter, we're at conspiracy stuff on both of those people

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