Brian Cory Dobbs

We see these petroglyphs all over the world.

Right.

So, Ryan, next slide.

We see lab-simulated 2D.

We see Herbic Harrow in space, and we see the petroglyph.

And at the precise center of this thing, if you go to the next slide, Ryan, burned into the ground, we see 150 mile Q-tip burned into China.

You see the bulbous Q-tip top, and you see what appear to be these three spherical smaller ends on the bottom because this thing was rotating at a fast speed.

It was not a precise hit at a bleak angle, but we see this central component at the precise center of this thing with all these other geomorphological matching features.

It's a lot to get into.

I know I'm throwing a lot at you.

Oh, okay.

There's this black Q-tip

We're looking at a satellite image here on the right.

And the black central component.

If you would take away the arms and the legs of the squatter man.

Okay.

We're just left with something that I'm calling a Q-tip.

And the two discs on the side and the surrounding disc.

If we're just looking at the central component, the vertical component.

Yeah, Ryan's doing a great job here putting it together.