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A Computer Model Predicts that Civilization would Collapse by 2040

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A Computer Model Predicts that Civilization would Collapse by 2040

In the early 1970s, a computer program which was called World1 has predicted that the Earth would run out of food and resources and that the civilization will collapse by 2040.

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2,000 year old Roman Aqueduct discovered

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2,000 year old Roman Aqueduct discovered

A pair of British amateur archaeologists believe they have found the hidden source of a Roman aqueduct 1,900 years after it was inaugurated by the Emperor Trajan...

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Extraterrestrial Life, UFO’s, Human Origins and More…

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Extraterrestrial Life, UFO’s, Human Origins and More…

Did flesh and blood extraterrestrials visit Earth a long, long time ago? Are we really the pinnacle of creation? Could the knowledge of apparently highly advanced technology in ancient civilizations be related to ancient alien contact?...

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Is NASA About To Announce Plant Life On Mars?

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Is NASA About To Announce Plant Life On Mars?

Is NASA About To Announce Plant Life On Mars? It would be easy to take it for granted that the atmosphere of Mars is inhospitable to sustaining life. In fact, this is generally considered to be the case...

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City Of The Gods

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City Of The Gods

City Of The Gods – Teotihuacán Thirty miles north of Mexico City lay the ruins of an impressive ancient city. Teotihuacán, The City of the Gods, was a carefully planned city once covering eight square miles...

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