@lizc6393
You're doing a great job with these clips brother, subbed and grateful to you, keep it up 👍
@cap00ify
Graham Hancock joins the proud tradition of credulous people (or those with more nefarious purposes) across human history to declare "it's impossible to believe it's entirely a work of nature."
@reccocon3442
Before "the water broke".
@waveydavey609
And what's underneath of it because there's Big Blocks on top of small blocks
@Emppu_T.
it was above ground when the sea was lower, about ice age era
@pinkysunshine2423
That's probably used by the space crafts that go into the ocean. Like back to the future shit maybe its a portal if you enter the ocean at a certain high speed you go through it
@andrewthompson7867
Devils causeway in Ireland 🇮🇪 also looks man made however it’s natural
@mikefriend1514
Every episode starts with ‘the world of archaeology is against me’ but involves interviewing an archaeologist who supports at least a part of the Astro/archaeological hypothesis. Great story telling nonetheless.
@cap00ify
Congrats to Graham Hancock who apparently is now also a marine geologist. This reminds me of the running gag on The Daily Show where correspondents have a different made up speciality every night.
@mahuaskitchen
Can you please tell him to read Ramayana the Indian history..😊
@historydrops