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—and whatever could be discerned about its structure—appeared to defy the laws of physics.
“So far, we have not built anything that can go that fast in the water and does not change speed from water to air,” Gallaudet says. “Many have had super-fast acceleration and made right-angle turns. We have not yet been able to engineer vehicles that can do that.”
“We don’t know their intent,” Gallaudet says. “At least the government is not telling us that they could be hostile or not but the uncertainty there needs to be resolved,” he continues. “Not knowing is a potential security risk.”
“They ordered us to the surface and ordered us to forget about what we’d seen,” reads one diver account Styles had documented. “Then the alarms sounded upon the command ship and panic broke out.”
Who is in our Oceans? A Secret War? USOs & UFOs – Ufology Explained, Part 4
Deutsche Flugscheiben und U-Boote überwachen die Weltmeere – Book 1 and Book 2 – by O Bergmann
“So far, we have not built anything that can go that fast in the water and does not change speed from water to air,” Gallaudet says. “Many have had super-fast acceleration and made right-angle turns. We have not yet been able to engineer vehicles that can do that.”
“We don’t know their intent,” Gallaudet says. “At least the government is not telling us that they could be hostile or not but the uncertainty there needs to be resolved,” he continues. “Not knowing is a potential security risk.”
“They ordered us to the surface and ordered us to forget about what we’d seen,” reads one diver account Styles had documented. “Then the alarms sounded upon the command ship and panic broke out.”
Who is in our Oceans? A Secret War? USOs & UFOs – Ufology Explained, Part 4
Deutsche Flugscheiben und U-Boote überwachen die Weltmeere – Book 1 and Book 2 – by O Bergmann
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06.04.202508:04
Eero Järnefelt’s 1893 painting "Burning the Brushwood" is not a heroic celebration—it’s a brutally honest portrayal of rural life and survival in 19th-century Finland. This painting immerses us in the hard, relentless labor of slash-and-burn farming, a practice essential for many impoverished families.
What’s Happening in the Painting?
Families, including women and children, labor to clear a forest by setting fire to brushwood. The smoldering landscape, with its choking smoke and blackened earth, stretches endlessly behind them. Every face is tired, every body strained. In the foreground, a little girl stares directly at us, her eyes hollow and exhausted.
There’s no joy here—only necessity.
A Harsh Reality
Slash-and-burn farming was backbreaking and dangerous. The soil it produced was fertile but temporary, and the process scarred both the earth and the people who relied on it.
🎨 "Burning the Brushwood" by Eero Järnefelt (1893)
🏛️ Location: Ateneum Art Museum, Helsinki, Finland
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What’s Happening in the Painting?
Families, including women and children, labor to clear a forest by setting fire to brushwood. The smoldering landscape, with its choking smoke and blackened earth, stretches endlessly behind them. Every face is tired, every body strained. In the foreground, a little girl stares directly at us, her eyes hollow and exhausted.
There’s no joy here—only necessity.
A Harsh Reality
Slash-and-burn farming was backbreaking and dangerous. The soil it produced was fertile but temporary, and the process scarred both the earth and the people who relied on it.
🎨 "Burning the Brushwood" by Eero Järnefelt (1893)
🏛️ Location: Ateneum Art Museum, Helsinki, Finland
🇫🇮
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06.04.202508:59
We start this adventure for spreading ancient European spirituality. Join us!
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Always be true to yourself and your people
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