This line starts nowhere and ends there and has exactly 10000 meters
care to explain why?
This line starts nowhere and ends there and has exactly 10000 meters
Nathan Stewart
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Mason Johnson
just cus
Christian Barnes
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Eli Gonzalez
Jews.
Kevin Stewart
EXACTLY 10,000 meters?
I doubt that.
Reminds me of the "archeologist" they caught filing down a block in one of the Pyramids to make it conform to his numerological BS.
Charles Stewart
measure it
Lucas Garcia
>This line starts nowhere
No it doesn't. It starts somewhere. You cna see where in the picture.
> and ends there
No it doesn't, it ends over on the other side of the picture.
>and has exactly 10000 meters
It is roughly 10,000 meters, so what? It has to be some length. It was not laid out oin meters, which had not yet been defined as a unit of measure.
Ian Watson
It's the outline for a highway.
They stopped the project when they realised they didn't have cars.
Brandon Sanders
I'm going to define that line's length as 1 flarg. OMG it's EXACTLY 1 flarg in length! Amazing. :D
Jace Perry
yes its 10 km straight line in the desert
it must mean something since it took some time to make it
if you were to make a line in the desert by removing rocks just for no reason how long would you make it?
Aaron Long
i doubt that they used meters back then
Colton Reed
I'm not saying those were aliens...
Ryan Richardson
it's not 10,000 meters
not even fucking close
Jose Anderson
What a waste of trips.
Henry Rogers
I'm sure it meant something.
But it is not "exactly" 10,000 meters.
Was your intent to make a thread discussing the Nazca lines and what they were? That might be interesting, if /x/ could leave it alone. But starting the thread with nonsense claims is not a great way to start.
Christian Cooper
Google-map it, check scale. It's in the neighborhood of 10,000 meters.
Elijah Russell
This has nothing to do with aliens and other conspiracy bullshit, we're here to talk about the math and culture behind these ancient lines.
Lucas Martinez
Give me the coordinates of those lines and I'll prove to your they're not exactly 10000 meters.
Jacob Perez
loling @ your life. That thing in your picture is a ROAD. the Nazca Lines aren't some dumb straight ass line.
Thomas Carter
>in the neighborhood
google maps/earth is nowhere near accurate to measure fucking meters
Jace Jackson
Not the same guy, but yeah it probably it accurate to at least the scale of a meter or two.
Ian Ross
>muh ancient meters
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