What do you think did this to Hathor's Stairs?

Thanks. I am watching now.

How did the micro nova
get down afew levels
around 90 degree turns.

Guess was flooded with water at some stage.




how is building and stages arranged exactly
.guess could show how high great flood went locally.


The top steps clearly just erosion from feet
these steps too but have the melted or demineralised liquid effect to them .
the ebbing of water for short time .
like see surface limestone pitted by rain




Initially thought the sun , if assume just
entry steps from exterior but obviously
framed that way whenever mentioned.

never cared enough to maybe think steps
Further inside .

I don't think it was melting. There's not enough volume removed from the top stairs to explain the buildup towards the bottom. That's obviously a lot more material.

The wear at the top is also pretty obviously foot traffic, and you don't see a similar amount of wear traffic to the added material towards the bottom, suggesting that the foot traffic wear was already present before the material was added.

The best explanation I've heard is that it's mineral deposits from water dripping from the ceiling. Apparently there was a village on top of the temple roof at one point, so you can imagine people were probably up there washing their clothes and stuff and water was dripping through the ceiling.

If the wear was already present on the steps prior to that, it would explain why all the water was channeled into the middle, and hence all the buildup is in the middle. And it would explain why it looks like a liquid oozing down the steps.

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Maybe it is built on top of an older temple...and that's all that was left after the micronova.

^^^^^This^^^^^

Wrong. Glass is technically a liquid. It will flow due to gravity. Over a very long time, of course.

They appear to have fused together in places. These stairs look like they were doused in whatever it was that liquified stone. Maybe they were walking up the steps when they dropped a large vat of the stuff? The damage is worse toward the bottom.

I remember when GLP was inundated with rightist misinformation shills. Mid 2000s Iraq war.

Using exact same tactics nato shills are using today.

Patriot Act days was heavy shilling too.

this is the result of Gozar after they crossed the streams.

these stairs are petrified… most likely by DEW.

Cuz there is a window just outside of the pic...

Stop being mean.

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It is wrong though.

Okay, they may have employed that method but not everywhere.
Mostly they had/have Machines that work stone and dig Tunnels.

Using the vegetable acids to spray the stone as they dug it would explain how such vast tunnel systems were possible.

Massive amounts of evidence for Tunnel and Stone cutting Machines.

Someone...Jesus the Christ....took too many magic mushrooms and melted the fabric of reality.

I guess explanations based in reality don't go over well here lol. Fine, it was an ancient nuclear weapon, and it not only left the temple standing, but it went inside and made a bunch of turns through multiple levels...and I guess there were rocks on the steps and that explains the additional material that seemingly appeared out of nowhere...and somehow it didn't melt any of the relief panels on the wall because they're magic ancient technology.

Are we happy now???

Very much so was starting to panic...the mushrooms told me lies, I am not one with them...I am not a nuclear bomb...phew.

All atoms are held together by dark atoms...

When these fly loose...shit melts.

A Sunday school teacher taught me that...

All hail cern and shiva.


Fuck around and find out.

I'll play:

The top layer of the step was originally glass and bonded to the manufactured particle layer. A core sample will show the layers. To create a particular color the sand had a low melting point, thus any walking combined with usage caused the top layer to separate and give a melting appearance.