Felsenburg Neurathen Germany

[@felice9907]

thank you, once again, from germany, vladimir, for another very well-made video about an important megalithic site in the east of our country!

[@vlad9vt]

Thanj you for your words

[@pamelasmitley3712]

Hi Vlad. Wow what an amazing place to visit. You find all these wonderful forgotten sites and tell us their stories. It's easy to see why it was used as a fortress. I also like to see ancient castles from around tbe world. Great presentation, images and supporting documentation. Thanks so much Vlad for all the effort you put into making these videos! Stay safe out there.

[@vlad9vt]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@psylocibin9359]

I waited for this video my whole life🙏 thank you vlad

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@psylocibin9359]

vlad9vt your work is always amazing and you are the only channel that keeps finding stuff i didnt know about. The passion you have is inspiring and i hope you do well with all this world wide dumbness

[@daniEL28396]

Thank You from SouthGERMANY, God bless our brother-folk🙏🏻Daniel

[@Ο_Θετικός]

Spasiba Vlad..Great video

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you

[@erowidnastie]

love y our videos pls continue dont stop

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you, i try

[@robertevans8126]

Nice video!

[@vlad9vt]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@amberandrews6842]

Wow!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks for watching!

[@philippbalz1863]

danke für die schöne bilderdokumentation

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks Philipp for your words

[@mischelleaubel4112]

wow so much is still out there to be found loved this

[@vlad9vt]

yes

[@hajjahnasihi5556]

Great video bro

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks for the visit

[@Brianpower9999]

Tolles Video , danke

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you Brian

[@joseph-uu8tu]

thank you vlad

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@garychynne1377]

thank yew fascinating

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@dn744]

Amazing place

[@vlad9vt]

It really is!

[@mateuszb4093]

Dziekuje Vlad !

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks Mateusz

[@paulcollins9397]

I wish someone would tell the “learned academic scientists” to test any bones over 11,000 years old for impact proxy! Mostly iron-nickel. (Secondary impact is slower)

[@zsoltunger5461]

there are millions of years here ))who were these people not we was

[@godsgrace7777]

What do you mean impact proxy?

[@dashrubberbear]

cool 😎

[@vlad9vt]

yes, thanks

[@brutusmagnus3971]

This site reminds me very much of the Externsteine near Detmold Germany, in that the obviously man made structures rest upon cliffs and rock formations, which in such a similar way appear as if they could have been massive man-made structures. Some leading minds in Germany in the early 20th century believed them to be reminents of the Atlantian period. For me this is evidence of the old realm.

[@abraham65061]

Was seen in Lord of the Rings ?

[@sdaniel9129]

Lord of the Rings was recorded in New Sealand...

[@abraham65061]

@@sdaniel9129 This looks like the elves castle

[@vlad9vt]

yes Lord of the Rings was recorded in New Sealand

[@josesierraromero8316]

Impressive asteroids impacts worldwide,any chance there was the fall of an unknown second earth moon?

[@vlad9vt]

who knows , if it was , it must be more than 64 million years ago

[@vlad9vt]

270-255 million years ago . Wilkes land crater and Siberian traps
65 million years ago Shiva crater (+ Deccan traps) , Chicxulub crater, Boltysh crater

[@josesierraromero8316]

@@vlad9vt there are traditions un Ancient Greece and others that Earth,in a remote past,has 2 moons. Our present moon,that was orbiting closer than now and a second,little,that collides with her sister and caused a worlwide asteroids fall,causing climate changes and tectonical doom.
This was so far ago that altough there was not humans in those eras(that we knows),our ancestors someway knew or deduced that great event and depicts in ceramic, traditions, legends and so.

[@curtisyounger9680]

Doesn’t anyone want to point out how these mountains are identical to how a tree looks like and breaks down?