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Nicomanfp said: 'some of these look too new, after star civ'

There are many maps from 1650 AD onwards that mark ALL of these stars as already there.

Australia is a bit of an enigma. It was hit hard - in some places it looks like space and time have been warped in some incomprehensible way. There are many indicators that the StarCiv were there, but nothing as conclusive as a map or aerial photo showing a main star town or city (that I am aware of...

If you follow the border of Austria round it's edges, comparing the Austrian side to the side of the adjacent country, you'll notice that Austria has kept it's Field System almost intact. There's a stark difference between one side and the other in most places, across the countries that Austria has ...

Those flying galleons are quite beautiful, aren't they? Shame about the warflags all over them. I don't know if the StarCiv had airships like those. Maybe they did. But I can only work with what I can see with my own eyes - stars, sats, oggs, canals, field system, gardens, forests, exquisite masonry...

There were/still are a large number of smaller hilltop/mountaintop stars in that area - often connected by a walling system at the tops. It must have been a monumental effort to build in those locations. Download the French and German KMZ's at starciv.org and take a look at that area of France and G...

The StarCiv was everywhere - it covered the entire Earth. There were no borders. The fact that stars can be found along modern-day borders is no suprise - they were everywhere , so it stands to reason that some of them should fall along current borders. I've had a look to see if a certain kind of st...

They knew . They knew the nature of our reality - and did not shy away from it. It's why they built in stone. It's why they recorded themselves in stone. Stone stars, stone tablets, stone monuments, stone buildings. Giant works of endurance - and enduring . And metals. 'Coins' were not money - that ...

Just want to take a minute to explain the relationship between Colm and myself, with regards to the web sites and general concepts surrounding starforts - to avoid any confusion or misunderstanding. Colm does not ascribe to the Star Civ idea. He believes that starforts grew, seed themselves and are ...

The question I have been wrestling with for the last 15 months is this - Do we really need to know ? I mean, let's face it - the history of the Star Civilisation is bitter sweet. It was a world of almost unimaginable beauty, in almost every sense. Their mindset was so radically different to our own ...

The new German StarCiv KMZ for GoogleEarth is now available for download here:

https://www.starciv.org/maps.html

Cheers

PS America next