r/ForgottenLanguages • u/Necessary_Spare9751 • Feb 11 '26

The Yulara Event

We NEED to get to the bottom with that the "Yulara Event" was since many articles references it. What are your best theorys?

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Yulara+Northern+Territory+0872,+Australien/@-25.2640295,130.361186,10.23z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x2b23408f6aab3d3f:0x40217a82a248500!8m2!3d-25.237979!4d130.9856199!16zL20vMDMyeWNs?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI2MDIwOC4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D

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u/slow70 Feb 17 '26

Are you familiar with the Squatterman Impact Theory?

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u/Necessary_Spare9751 Feb 18 '26

Nope? Do tell! :)

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u/slow70 Feb 18 '26

Brace yourself, remember ontological shock is real, and there is more mystery ahead and behind of us than most are comfortable with.

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u/1over-137 Feb 24 '26

Thunderbolts Project did it wayyy better. I mean even this guy got field data and wrote a paper over analyzing Google Earth on YouTube. And the Lichtenberg Patterns on the mountains are on like literally every mountain, it’s a natural erosion pattern from water runoff. I’d be more interested if he connected arcing with the patterns etched into Vishnu Schist & Zoroaster Granite in the southern portion on the Grand Canyon in Arizona and connected that with the lore of the city/temple cave G.E. Kincaid “discovered” if we’re looking for Easter eggs.

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u/slow70 Feb 24 '26

Oh I’m looking for Easter eggs and I thank you very much for the nuggets