Article on Cart Ruts

[findit]

I came across the current issue of "World Explorer" (Vol.7 No.8) and there is an article titled, "Mysterious Cart Ruts Around the World," by David Hatcher Childress with Phillip Coppens. He was expanding on an article he found at theepochtimes.com titled, "12 million-year-old Vehicle Tracks Found in Stone, Claims Geologist."

While the article itself never comes close to discussing "energy grooves," the article does carry some impressive photos from around the globe of "cart ruts." You can see some of the photos from the website article, but the magazine article does have a bigger collection including the pictures from the Phrygian Valley in Turkey. The ruts in Sofca, Turkey cover an area of about 45 by 10 miles (75 by 15 kilometers). There is a satellite photo of the ruts that reminds one of plasma filaments.

Other areas containing "cart ruts" are: Spain, Mexico, Portugal, Azores, France, Switzerland, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Mallorca, Sicily, and Italy that are outside of Malta.

If you are interested in this topic there are some great pictures in the magazine article.

 

[Laura]

I came across the current issue of "World Explorer" (Vol.7 No.8) and there is an article titled, "Mysterious Cart Ruts Around the World," by David Hatcher Childress with Phillip Coppens. He was expanding on an article he found at theepochtimes.com titled, "12 million-year-old Vehicle Tracks Found in Stone, Claims Geologist."

While the article itself never comes close to discussing "energy grooves," the article does carry some impressive photos from around the globe of "cart ruts." You can see some of the photos from the website article, but the magazine article does have a bigger collection including the pictures from the Phrygian Valley in Turkey. The ruts in Sofca, Turkey cover an area of about 45 by 10 miles (75 by 15 kilometers). There is a satellite photo of the ruts that reminds one of plasma filaments.

Other areas containing "cart ruts" are: Spain, Mexico, Portugal, Azores, France, Switzerland, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Mallorca, Sicily, and Italy that are outside of Malta.

If you are interested in this topic there are some great pictures in the magazine article.

Thanks. I'm always interested in the mysterious "cart ruts"!!! Is there a direct link to the item?

 

[Vulcan59]

Thanks. I'm always interested in the mysterious "cart ruts"!!! Is there a direct link to the item?

The article appears in the magazine mentioned above - _https://adventuresunlimitedpress.com/proddetail.php?prod=we7-8

A link to the article on Epoch Times by a Tara Maclsaac - _http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/2166932-12-million-year-old-vehicle-tracks-found-in-stone-claims-geologist/

And some info on David Hatcher Childress, the write of the article in World Explorer - _https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Hatcher_Childress

 

[stellar]

https://youtu.be/GsxlbAEclVA The Mysterious cart ruts of Malta part 1
https://youtu.be/8NVPIxlJMt4 Part 2 Dec 2016
https://youtu.be/LLPb2Qamvbs Texas
https://youtu.be/spYz_2y6ZDM India

Her site has some really interesting videos.

 

[Keit]

Although these are not exactly "cart ruts", perhaps the following may still be relevant or similar. Unless, of course, there is a "mundane" explanation?

Couple of months ago I stumbled upon an article (in Russian) that talked about a strange lines in Yakutia. From the photos you can see that they run for hundreds of kilometers in deep taiga, where there is no infrastructure or settlements. These are not ruts in the ground, but areas where trees don't grow.

There are a lot of theories. Some say that this is a mapping project that was done during the Soviet times. Some say that this is a project from the Tzar period. Others say that this was done as part of the oil excavation research. In all the cases the effort and the possible expense are staggering. Not to mention the fact that the lines continue to exist without any maintenance, and during all this time no vegetation grows there. How exactly was this accomplished? Other, more "alternative" explanations talk about the Earth Grid, and that the lines have something to do with that.

 

[Laura]

Is there a lat/long on that Keit, for google earth?

 

[Siberia]

Although these are not exactly "cart ruts", perhaps the following may still be relevant or similar. Unless, of course, there is a "mundane" explanation?

Couple of months ago I stumbled upon an article (in Russian) that talked about a strange lines in Yakutia.

Hartmann earth grid? There were lots of interesting comments on related subjects by the C's in a number of sessions too, will try to find and post them here later.

 

[Keit]

Is there a lat/long on that Keit, for google earth?

Well, the author doesn't provide specific coordinates. He wrote that he took a plane from Moscow to Mirny in Yakutia. But Mirny wasn't the final destination, and he had to take a helicopter trip to the settlement that is located 270 km from Mirny. Here's a post with more pictures.

I tried looking around the city, and here's for example two similar grids. There is another one to the left as well. The way it looks on google maps could be easily mistaken for some sort of tech error, if there wasn't an actual "proof on the ground".

Coordinates: 62.385179, 113.979755

But it isn't the only example. Apparently there are other locations with similar grids. What is curious about it, that one side of the rectangle measures as verst (a Russian unit of distance equal to 1.067 kilometers (0.6629 mile)). This measure unit was used during the Tsar Russia, and was discontinued during the Soviet Union. That's why some people claim that the usual explanation that it was a geological or some other survey during the industrial era doesn't really apply. And it's hard to imagine that during Tsar times there were resources to explore deep taiga to such an extend. Especially considering the fact that after Tunguska meteorite event it took several decades to organize an expedition to a similarly deep taiga area. Unless, of course, people back then used methods we don't know about.

Here are some more examples:

Lake Borovoe, Khazachstan (53.004707, 70.297801)

And then there is this image with coordinates:

And here's a video of a person who took a flight from Novy Urengoy, Yamal to Moscow. Some of the things he captures look similar to the photos above, and some indeed look like a geological survey.

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