Future Science & Ancient Discoveries

Scientific explorer and futurist Dr. J.J. Hurtak, (futurescience.org(1)) appeared on Thursday's show discussing a variety of research he is conducting. One technique he employs is that of "remote sensing," which combines targets developed by intuitives and indigenous people, with the use of airborne tools and ground penetrating lasers, to map out structures on or below the earth's surface.
In one adventure, Hurtak said he made a 30-ft. subterranean descent into a jungle cave in Ecuador, where he saw the tip jutting out of what appeared to be a massive pyramid. Suggesting that this construction could be at least 10,000 years old, Hurtak said there was also "a vast network of underground passages," that connect Ecuador to possibly both Peru and Brazil. He believes civilization is much older than we think, and that with upcoming discoveries "we are on the brink of rewriting history."
Other unusual artifacts Hurtak noted included an ancient stone from Ecuador that is embedded with gold flakes that form a map of the Pleiadian star system, and 4,000 year old bronze age objects discovered in Jiroft, Iran. He also heralded the development of promising free energy technologies.

1. http://www.futurescience.org/

Bumper Music

Bumper music from Thursday November 13, 2003