There is a lot of circumstantial evidence that there was once a civilization on our planet that was much more advanced than we are, or that there was a paleocontact.
Legendary Atlanta, the remains of the continent of Mu and Lemuria, the pyramids in Giza - much is explained by the arrival of aliens on our planet. In the scientific community, these theories are not taken seriously, but recently they have found more and more evidence.
One such confirmation is a nuclear waste repository found in Gabon. It was found back in the early 80s of the last century and it was assumed that the storage is of natural origin and was formed about 2 billion years ago, but recent studies have revealed facts that contradict this assumption.
A nuclear waste storage facility or a nuclear repository is a place where spent radioactive materials are taken for their subsequent conservation for many years. Currently, such facilities exist in many countries using nuclear power. All of them are carefully guarded and have the maximum degree of external protection to avoid leakage of radioactive substances. Numerous concrete walls and modern cooling technologies are used.
A more thorough analysis of the rock, which was carried out only for a few years, helped scientists to change the idea of the natural origin of the burial ground. The fact is that the focus of radiation is uranium-235 (a radioactive metal used in modern power engineering in reactors with a controlled fission chain reaction), and a thick layer of basalt is located above it as an insulator. Something like this technology was used in early nuclear waste storage facilities to slow down radioactive particles and prevent them from escaping.
Now scientists are trying to confirm their guess that the repository is artificial, and if this happens, all our understanding of the past of our planet and the history of ancient civilizations will have to change.
But who built the burial ground? Perhaps this is some kind of extraterrestrial civilization that inhabited the Earth before us, or the legendary Atlanteans. Most likely not, because the principle of Occam's razor involves the choice of the simplest, shortest and most understandable hypothesis of all possible. And this is precisely the theory of the natural origin of the burial ground.
PANFILOVA ARINA
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