On the Spitsbergen archipelago, next to the village of the same name, where Soviet citizens once worked and lived, there is an interesting mountain with the exact same name "Pyramid", which really has a rather strange appearance. Its peak clearly resembles in its shape a truncated step pyramid of ancient civilizations and is in sharp contrast to the rest of the mountain's surface.
It is simply hard to believe that the top of this mountain, which has obvious traces of machining, or rather workings, as from the cutters of a giant earth-moving machine or a walking excavator, is allegedly the result of natural forces. And this mountain is clearly reminiscent of the legendary Kailash in Tibet.
Moreover, "Pyramid" is not the only such mountain on Svalbard with a rather interesting "top". The neighboring mountain also looks quite unusual.
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And if in our time people were extracting minerals on Svalbard, then why could not the highly developed antediluvian civilizations of antiquity do this? For example, the same Atlanteans or Hyperboreans? So, maybe Spitsbergen is a "piece" of that very Lenedary Arctida-Hyperborea - the ancestral home of all people of the white race?
And maybe it is not for nothing that the mountain has just such a self-explanatory name, and some of its surfaces have a very suspiciously even shape? Do you want to say that this is the result of natural erosion in the form of wind and precipitation? Better to try to think for yourself, instead of repeating after some pseudo-scientists pseudo-scientific nonsense, designed for mindless idiots.
However, I do not impose my opinion on anyone. See for yourself these and other photos that are on the network, and draw conclusions yourself. But remember the most important thing: it is better to be mistaken in independent conclusions than to blindly trust someone else's opinion. As soon as a person stops thinking independently and learns from the world around him, he turns into a thoughtless biorobot, starting to live “on autopilot”.
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