Believing that the age of human exploration is over is a skill issue. We can still: ‣ find ancient temples in the rainforest ‣ make the Salton Sea lush again ‣ re-fill the Great Salt Lake ‣ conquer the darkness ‣ map the sea floor ‣ explore the stars ‣ tame Antarctica

Jul 14, 2026 · 12:42 AM UTC

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there are ships with billions of dollars of treasure just sitting there, all alone, at the bottom of the sea floor
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imagine how lonely they feel, down there all by themselves 🥺
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Replying to @pronounced_kyle
Great pictures hehe
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😉
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And colonize Mars
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Some people argue we'll never establish colonies on the moon, mars, and beyond, and those people should be forever barred from being trusted...especially when they get a look of excitement as they say those things.
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It's true that society would be screwed if literally everyone was an explorer... But probably much more screwed if nobody was.
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‣ mine asteroids
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The Salton will Live again.......
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but there are aliens and demons in antarctica
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Have you talked to @CJHandmer about the Salton sea?
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we are just getting started
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Ahem...
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The frontier exists in the hearts of men and women willing to find it
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dwarf or no dwarf i want to walk on this
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BTW Israel is doing this now with the Sea of Galilee timesofisrael.com/in-world-f…

In world first, Israel begins pumping desalinated water into depleted Sea of Galilee

Groundbreaking project channeling in enough water to raise dangerously low lake level by 0.5 centimeters per month; Water Authority will double flow if needed

timesofisrael.com
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Replying to @pronounced_kyle
Exploration never ended, and a new age is beginning.
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Seriously! We have so much exploring to do!
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Intelligence agencies have mapped out where overgrowth has hidden away the forgotten temples using ground penetrating radar and other Earth observation tech. 1. Photos From Old Spy Satellites Are Helping To Find Ancient Ruins Today medium.com/teatime-history/h… The data compiled about Moon, Mars, Europa, Ganymede, Enceladus is quite literally "astronomical". Just imagine what is hidden and not publicly disclosed to citizens of Earth. We wouldn't want the entire human race to know their true origins and capabilities faster than the "governments" of this planet could regulate or put a price tag on now would we? Sea floor mapping issues is funny and true. We have far more data about other cosmological bodies than of our own planet due to limitations all because of water ironically. 1. As of April 2026, 28.7% of the global seafloor had been mapped. oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/ocean… There are plenty of fun theories surrounding the topic of Antarctica already being tamed and that common folks are not allowed to visit for various reasons. 1. Operation High Jump cgaviationhistory.org/1946-o… 2. Biological contamination & ecosystem interference. apnews.com/article/antarctic…

How Photos From Old Spy Satellites Are Helping To Find Ancient Ruins Today

James Bond, space tech, and archeology are forming an interesting partnership

medium.com
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Replying to @pronounced_kyle
You don't need to "conquer the darkness" . It's a wonderful thing to have
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Replying to @pronounced_kyle
"conquer the darkness" ... My two cents here but I seem to notice around 6am darkness miraculously is no more, keeps happening every day.. sometimes also after 9pm I switch on these things called light bulbs..
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You didn't even add scuba diving the titanic come on man what are we doing here
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Conquer the stars
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The deserts too. Antartica, the jungles and the deserts, but in a way that isn’t environmentally destructive.
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will have had been #Correct .
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We start at dawn.
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Bro
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If define volume of the observable universe already explored by humans as a percentage of the total volume, its effectively 0% and will remain effectively 0% for a very long time. Even if we spread across entire Milky Way & beyond. So we have not even started exploring yet! 👨‍🚀
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