Meltology

I have not yet personally done a ton of research on this topic; but, I do know that many other university-taught faculties are pure garbage (eg. economics, business administration, history, psychiatry … and more) so why not geology too! Here are some resources for those interested in learning more:

• The melting points of fire brick by C.W. Kanolt (https://twb.rocks/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/19120615-Melting-points-of-fire-bricks-by-C.W.-Canolt.pdf)
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• “There are no forests on Earth” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFrLkNrATGA)

  

  

  

  

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• NOT YET VIEWED:
  • Many videos from YouTuber Hangman1128 (https://www.youtube.com/@hangman1128/videos) re: “Biblical Tree Remains” & more
  • Whisper Jack’s “Anatoly Fomenko’s New Chronology Vol 1 : A Talk-Through” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tS-yn7wOm38)
  • Jon Levi’s “Melted Brick Study (https://youtu.be/iL5NhF9SdSo?si=w_H-CKGOl4Mtu9lA)
• Twitter/X threads :
  • Red bricks damaged by frequency are called stone/tones/notes. Another little “in your face” by the controllers showing the connection to frequency.  (https://x.com/grizzledcheese/status/1925350242859245992)
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(20251021) 24 photos taken at “Edge of the World” in Flagstaff, Arizona: https://twb.rocks/living/spirit/meltology/flagstaff-arizona.

Home of the famous “Jenga Rocks”, anyone care to discuss why this ancient city isn’t mentioned??