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The stunning landscape of Cappadocia and thousands years of cultural heritage make it one of the most impressive places on our planet. Cappadocia is listed in UNESCO World Heritage sites as "Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia": "In a spectacular landscape, entirely sculpted by erosion, the Göreme valley and its surroundings contain rock-hewn sanctuaries that provide unique evidence of Byzantine art in the post-Iconoclastic period. Dwellings, troglodyte villages and underground towns – the remains of a traditional human habitat dating back to the 4th century – can also be seen there."
In the video: Zelve Open-Air Museum (0:06), Göreme (2:13), Göreme Open-Air Museum (2:45), Kiliçlar Vadisi/Swords Valley (3:42), Çavusin (5:27), Rose Valley (6:06), Ürgüp (7:18), Imagination (Devrent) Valley (7:50), Uçhisar (8:15), Love Valley (9:19), Zemi Valley (9:57), Gülsehir Open Palace (10:48), Ortahisar (11:54), Pigeon Valley (12:21), Pasabag (12:45),Ihlara Valley (13:06), Sunset Point (13:50), Kaymakli Underground City (14:09).
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Spend a night in an elegantly renovated cave condo, explore the ancient underground cities where thousands of people once lived, take a sunrise balloon ride over the fairy chimneys. Prepare to be enchanted by the marvellous blend of cultural history and natural wonder. #Turkey #HomeOf #Cappadocia. Be our guest!
- published: 23 Aug 2014
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Cappadocia is a region of amazing natural wonders and fascinating history. I want to share my 10 best things to do in Cappadocia that I loved and you will too! There are many top attractions in Cappadocia, so I'm going to narrow it down to the best and most accessible for solo travelers.
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The reason a lot of people come out to Cappadocia is for the rock formations. Many of them are unusually shaped and it makes you wonder if aliens didn't do a bit of the carving.
Cappadocia is a very large region of valleys, villages and towns.
#1: Goreme
I'm in Goreme right now and this makes a perfect base for lodging and to start my sightseeing adventure. It's walking distance from many great sights such as the Open Air museum, Love valley, red valley and I can book my hot air balloon ride here.
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#2: Cave Hotels
#3: Open Air Museum
#4. Red / Rose Valley
#5 Hot Air Balloon Ride
#6 Fairy Chimneys at Love Valley
#7. Uchisar Castle
#8. Pigeon caves
#9. Derinkuyu Underground City
#10 Sognali
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- published: 18 Apr 2015
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Alexander Koltypin's article on the rock cities of Turkey
http://earthbeforeflood.com/who_also_when_had_constructed_underground_and_rocky_cities_of_cappadocia_turkey.html
NICE POINT FROM THE COMMENTS SECTION-Phillip Hanford - How can they stack rooms like that while working inside the stone with the floor a precise thickness? If the room floor is too large they would need to make the floor thicker.
Special thanks to Mother Ayahuasca who gave me the clarity of mind to inquire into the nature of consciousness and the mysteries of the ancient human species, which "houses" that consciousness
In response to a large number of comments full of dirty language and barely relevant to the video above...
The bible is interesting book for sure, but i would not take literally as the word of god, at least not the parts where he preaches violence, hatred and revenge. the parts that call for love and compassion are probably true remains of the teachings of jesus. it says that god is all knowing, yet he can’t remember his own story and tells the same event in a completely different way in every gospel. i think the real god is way smarter! and why should i believe it is word of god if it was not even written by him and it was edited by humans though out history? and why should i believe that somebody who orders genocide is supreme god. the god in my heart is full of mercy and love and does not demand the blood of animals or killing of any living being. AND WNY SHOULD I BELIVE IT IS WORD OF GOD IF THOSE WHO SUPPOSEDLY BELIEVE AND CHERISH THE BIBLE ARE SHOWER DIRTY LANGUAGE TO ANYBODY WHO DARES NOT TO FOLLOW THEIR BELIEFS. i beg your pardon, but I do not think jesus will be happy with the venomously insulting low class language used by his so called DEVOTED followers of current times. there is un abundance of example for such language on youtube!
ANOTHER EXCELLENT POINT MADE BY THE USER NICK IN THE COMMENTS SECTION ABOUT Cappadocia-underground cities RESEARCH credibility
My conclusions are based on the accumulated knowledge of several millennia but mostly on what modern science has done with that knowledge over the last couple of centuries or so. I have confidence in modern science not only because of the innate good sense of what it says but because of what I can verify. I am happy to get on a jumbo and fly because science says it's fine, and it is. So why would science lie about about archaeology and ancient history?
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based on the accumulated knowledge of several millennia - OR ON WHAT THE TV/SCHOOL TELLS YOU TO BE “accumulated knowledge of several millennia”?
I have confidence in modern science not only because of the innate good sense of what it says but because of what I can verify. - WHAT IS YOU VERIFICATION BASED ON IF YOU MAKE YOUR CONCLUSIONS BEFORE MAKING THE RESEARCH??? YES, THERE IS GOOD SENCE IN THE SCIENTIFIC APPROACH TOWARDS RESEARCH, BUT THIS DOES MEAN THAT YOU ARE TOLD THE CORRECT RESULTS OF THE RESEARCH. GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS STRICLT FILTER/ADJUST THE MASS MEDIA.
I am happy to get on a jumbo and fly because science says it's fine, and it is. - AND DOES THE FLIGHT PROOVE THAT ALL THAT YOU ARE TOLD BY THE TV/SCHOOL IS REALLY SCIENCE? TV/SCHOOL LIES TO THE CITIZENS ABOUT SO MANY THINGS, WHY IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO LIE ABOUT SCIENTIFIC MATTERS AS WELL? IF YOU ARE TOLD THE TRUTH ABOUT THE AIRPLANE, THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOU ARE TOLD THE FULL TRUTH ABOUT ALL THINGS?
So why would science lie about about archaeology and ancient history? - NO SCIENCE DOES NOT LIE, THE LIES COME FROM TV/SCHOOL AND ARE OFTEN WRAPPED WITH A GOOD DOSAGE OF COSMETIC TRUTH FOR BETTER LOOKS. THE Cappadocia-underground cities ARE EXCELLENT EXAMPLE.
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"science" does lie. Evolution is their biggest Lie as are their dating techniques.
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- published: 31 Dec 2013
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More info about travel to Turkey: http://www.ricksteves.com/europe/turkey Cappadocia is rightly famous for its exotic landscape of fantastical land formations. The scenery is best surveyed from one of the 60 or so hot-air balloons that lift off every clear morning, giving visitors breathtaking views and lifelong memories.
At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.
- published: 28 Jan 2015
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Top Things to See & Do in Cappadocia, Turkey
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http://davidsbeenhere.com David scratches another one off of his bucket list with this epic trip through the region of Cappadocia. Watch as we show you the top things to see and do in Cappadocia.
First stop is the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Goreme Open Air Museum. This area supported a large Christian community for several centuries. By the 4th century, Saint Basel had founded various religious settlements in the area. The Göreme Open Air Museum is a testament to St. Basil’s influence – it is a place where daily worship was carried out in seclusion.
Then onto some arts and crafts. Turkey is known for its intricate hand woven rugs (Kilim), and Cappadocia is a great place to see them being made and also to purchase them if you are interested. David toured Gallery Cappadocia and spoke with the manager about why people should come see the rugs being made. Also, the selection here is amazing! Shopping for rugs in Istanbul can be a headache if you don’t speak the language, which is why many tourists instead prefer to shop for them in Cappadocia where there are less crowds.
David then heads to the town of Avanos to visit the Firca pottery workshop. There, the artists are working meticulously to freehand patterns and calligraphy. Visitors will get a demonstration on how the pottery is formed and will get the chance to browse an extensive inventory of remarkable quality.
We can then see the cluster of fairy chimneys in Cavusin Village, during which David gives us an explanation of how these unusual rock formations are formed. Basically, wind erosion leave each rocky mound with a “hat.”
The Kaymakli Underground City (UNESCO) is another great example of the wonder Cappadocia holds. During the Roman Era, Christian communities used them to hide from religious persecution. There are several underground cities in Cappadocia, many of which are interconnected with tunnels. Kaymakli is several layers deep, with long passages, narrow steps, and a complex tunnel system connecting the rooms. Definitely one of the top things to see and do in Cappadocia!
Back outside David tours the Valley of the Monks in the village of Pasabag. Pasabag valley contains some of the most striking fairy chimneys in Cappadocia. After the hike, David strolls the town of Mustafapasa.
A tour of the Saruhan was an interesting experience, especially since the building was used as an inn for traders traveling along the Silk Road. David continues his journey into the Zelve Valley, the village of Urgup to see some of Cappadocia’s most famous fairy chimneys, and up to the top of the castle of Uchisar to get fantastic panoramic views.
Finally, David shows us the number 1 thing to do in Cappadocia… take a hot air balloon ride! This is the best way to experience Cappadocia from above and appreciate the distinct rock formations unlike anywhere else on earth.
If you’re planning on heading to Cappadocia, we highly recommend Euphrates Tours. They helped us explore this fascinating region and do everything you watched in this video.
- published: 27 Mar 2015
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Best Places to Eat in Cappadocia, Turkey
http://davidsbeenhere.com/ David’s Been Here takes you to Cappadocia, Turkey to explore the best places to eat in the region. Cappadocia is known for its unusual rock formations and traditional handicrafts, as well as for its supreme hot air ballooning, but there are also several local foods to try.
In this video David showcases his favorite restaurants in the towns of Goreme, Avanos, Mustafapasha, and Urgup. The first restaurant David visits is around the corner from his hotel in Goreme. Restaurant Dibek is a family-owned enterprise in a rustic setting. Here David shows us what a traditional clay pot meal is like. Basically, the kebab (meat) is placed inside a clay pot, sealed, and baked in a wood burning oven. The kebab is allowed to simmer in its own juices, making it super flavorful. Dibek serves its clay pot kebabs with rice, salad, bread, and hummus.
Next up in Goreme is Sedef Restaurant. You can’t miss this place - it’s situated right in the town center along the main street. Sedef serves up breakfast, lunch, and dinner and the best part is it won’t break the bank. Sedef also serves clay pot meals with delicious sides. David tries some local wine from the Cappadocia region.
Now onto the third restaurant in Goreme, A La Turca. This one has more of a fine dining atmosphere. As you can see, this restaurant has beautiful views of the town. Although the menu features international food, the kebabs are a must-try! Remember to make a reservation in advance if you would like to sit on the terrace. The restaurant is quite large, but still manages to feel cozy and intimate. If you’re not in the mood for another clay pot meal, they serve international food as well.
The next place that David visits is Avanos, a town known for its pottery. Actually, all the clay used to make the clay pot kebabs comes from the riverbanks in Avanos. Here David has lunch with his guide at Bizim Ev Restaurant. In Turkish, Bizim Ev means ‘our house’. The restaurant is situated in the owner’s family home, which is a beautiful stone house in the center of town. They have a wine cellar and space to accommodate large groups. You can see family photos and memorabilia on the walls. The baked mushrooms with cheese and homemade baklava were amazing!
Urfa Sofrasi is another one of David’s favorite restaurants in Avanos, especially because it is budget-friendly and in the center of town. The lunch specials are generous and served with freshly baked bread. David enjoyed a filling meal here with his guide.
Next stop on David’s gastronomic tour is Mustafapasha, a town that used to be an old Greek village. David dines at Old Greek House restaurant, which is named for being just that. This is a beautiful Greek home that is now a hotel and restaurant run by Suleyman and his family. His wife cooks int he kitchen and they serve up traditional Turkish dishes
David couldn’t resist dining at a fancy restaurant while in Cappadocia, and so he went to Dimrit in Urgup after several people recommended it to him. Dimrit even let David crack open his own clay pot meal. Dimrit offers the perfect setting for a romantic night out after a busy day of sightseeing.
And there you have David’s favorite places to eat in Cappadocia. It is his hope you will try this mouth-watering cuisine for yourself during your visit.
- published: 21 Apr 2015
- views: 11744
In Cappadocia, when you watch the sun rise over the world’s most incredible geological formations... Or wander through centuries of hidden cities... Or see traditional art made before your very eyes... Or devour the local delicacies... You’re discovering yourself just as much as you are discovering this magical land.
- published: 12 May 2015
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Cappadocia
Cappadocia (/kæpəˈdoʊʃə/; also Capadocia; Turkish: Kapadokya, Greek: Καππαδοκία Kappadokía, from Ancient Greek: Καππαδοκία, from Old Persian: Katpatuka) is a historical region in Central Anatolia, largely in the Nevşehir, Kayseri, Aksaray, and Niğde Provinces in Turkey. In Ancient Greek Καππαδοξ (genitive -οκος) means "a Cappadocian".
In the time of Herodotus, the Cappadocians were reported as occupying the whole region from Mount Taurus to the vicinity of the Euxine (Black Sea). Cappadocia, in this sense, was bounded in the south by the chain of the Taurus Mountains that separate it from Cilicia, to the east by the upper Euphrates and the Armenian Highland, to the north by Pontus, and to the west by Lycaonia and eastern Galatia.
The name, traditionally used in Christian sources throughout history, continues in use as an international tourism concept to define a region of exceptional natural wonders, in particular characterized by fairy chimneys and a unique historical and cultural heritage.
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15:18Cappadocia, Turkey in 4K (Ultra HD)
Cappadocia, Turkey in 4K (Ultra HD)Cappadocia, Turkey in 4K (Ultra HD)
Music: The Moon (Extended Instrumental Mix) by Brad Stock http://bradstockatomic.com The stunning landscape of Cappadocia and thousands years of cultural heritage make it one of the most impressive places on our planet. Cappadocia is listed in UNESCO World Heritage sites as "Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia": "In a spectacular landscape, entirely sculpted by erosion, the Göreme valley and its surroundings contain rock-hewn sanctuaries that provide unique evidence of Byzantine art in the post-Iconoclastic period. Dwellings, troglodyte villages and underground towns – the remains of a traditional human habitat dating back to the 4th century – can also be seen there." In the video: Zelve Open-Air Museum (0:06), Göreme (2:13), Göreme Open-Air Museum (2:45), Kiliçlar Vadisi/Swords Valley (3:42), Çavusin (5:27), Rose Valley (6:06), Ürgüp (7:18), Imagination (Devrent) Valley (7:50), Uçhisar (8:15), Love Valley (9:19), Zemi Valley (9:57), Gülsehir Open Palace (10:48), Ortahisar (11:54), Pigeon Valley (12:21), Pasabag (12:45),Ihlara Valley (13:06), Sunset Point (13:50), Kaymakli Underground City (14:09). Recorded April 2015 in 4K (Ultra HD) with Sony AX100. Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CC. Music: The Moon (Extended Instrumental Mix) from the album “The Atomic Clock” Written & Performed by Brad Stock Download at: http://www.bradstock.bandcamp.com Brad Stock – Official Website http://www.bradstockmusic.com/ Brad Stock - Reverbnation http://bradstockatomic.com Brad Stock - Facebook https://www.facebook.com/theatomicclock Brad Stock - Twitter https://twitter.com/BradStockAtomic Brad Stock - Google Play https://play.google.com/store/music/artist/Brad_Stock?id=Aigjgc7zs2s46hxfklhfmt6rdvi Brad Stock - iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-atomic-clock/id553425625?uo=4 Brad Stock - Bandcamp https://bradstock.bandcamp.com/ If you enjoyed this video please like, share, comment, favorite, subscribe! Visit my channel to see more of the most beautiful places on our planet: http://www.youtube.com/user/milosh9k Feel free to embed on your website any video in this channel via the YouTube player, for commercial or non-commercial use (no need to ask for permission). The videos in the channel are licensed/shared under the Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ You can use any part of the videos (except for the music) for non-commercial purposes, given that you provide proper attribution to this YT channel. Footage and videos can be licensed out for commercial use by contacting me. -
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Turkey: Home of CAPPADOCIATurkey: Home of CAPPADOCIA
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6:4810 BEST THINGS TO DO IN CAPPADOCIA ♥ Top Attractions in Cappadocia, Turkey
10 BEST THINGS TO DO IN CAPPADOCIA ♥ Top Attractions in Cappadocia, Turkey10 BEST THINGS TO DO IN CAPPADOCIA ♥ Top Attractions in Cappadocia, Turkey
Cappadocia is a region of amazing natural wonders and fascinating history. I want to share my 10 best things to do in Cappadocia that I loved and you will too! There are many top attractions in Cappadocia, so I'm going to narrow it down to the best and most accessible for solo travelers. Audio | YouTube Commons: Alternate Hey Now Smile Quietly Looking Up Transcription: The reason a lot of people come out to Cappadocia is for the rock formations. Many of them are unusually shaped and it makes you wonder if aliens didn't do a bit of the carving. Cappadocia is a very large region of valleys, villages and towns. #1: Goreme I'm in Goreme right now and this makes a perfect base for lodging and to start my sightseeing adventure. It's walking distance from many great sights such as the Open Air museum, Love valley, red valley and I can book my hot air balloon ride here. . #2: Cave Hotels #3: Open Air Museum #4. Red / Rose Valley #5 Hot Air Balloon Ride #6 Fairy Chimneys at Love Valley #7. Uchisar Castle #8. Pigeon caves #9. Derinkuyu Underground City #10 Sognali ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ My Other Travel Guides: New York Travel Guide ✈ http://bit.ly/New-York-Travel-Guide Coney Island Travel Guide ✈ http://bit.ly/Coney-Island-Guide Los Angeles Travel Guide ✈ http://bit.ly/Los-Angeles-Travel-Guide Venice Beach Travel Guide ✈ http://bit.ly/Venice-Beach-Guide Athens Travel Guide ✈ http://bit.ly/Athens-Travel-Guide Yangon Travel Guide ✈ bit.ly/Yangon-Travel-Guide Cappadocia Travel Guide ✈ http://bit.ly/Cappadocia-Travel-Guide ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL & get your GRRR on today! http://youtube.com/user/ckaaloa ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥LET'S CONNECT!♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ GRRRLTRAVELER WEBSITE: http://grrrltraveler.com FACEBOOK: http://facebook.com/GRRRL.TRAVELER TWITTER: http://twitter.com/grrrltraveler PINTEREST: http://pinterest.com/grrrltraveler INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/grrrltraveler GOOGLE + PAGE: https://plus.google.com/b/11568442297... ======================== grrrl traveler cappadocia, grrrltraveler cappadocia, grrrltraveler turkey, cappadocia top attractions, cappadocia travel guide -
58:03Cappadocia-underground cities built when we were monkeys? Underground cities of Goreme n Cappadocia
Cappadocia-underground cities built when we were monkeys? Underground cities of Goreme n CappadociaCappadocia-underground cities built when we were monkeys? Underground cities of Goreme n Cappadocia
Alexander Koltypin's article on the rock cities of Turkey http://earthbeforeflood.com/who_also_when_had_constructed_underground_and_rocky_cities_of_cappadocia_turkey.html NICE POINT FROM THE COMMENTS SECTION-Phillip Hanford - How can they stack rooms like that while working inside the stone with the floor a precise thickness? If the room floor is too large they would need to make the floor thicker. Special thanks to Mother Ayahuasca who gave me the clarity of mind to inquire into the nature of consciousness and the mysteries of the ancient human species, which "houses" that consciousness In response to a large number of comments full of dirty language and barely relevant to the video above... The bible is interesting book for sure, but i would not take literally as the word of god, at least not the parts where he preaches violence, hatred and revenge. the parts that call for love and compassion are probably true remains of the teachings of jesus. it says that god is all knowing, yet he can’t remember his own story and tells the same event in a completely different way in every gospel. i think the real god is way smarter! and why should i believe it is word of god if it was not even written by him and it was edited by humans though out history? and why should i believe that somebody who orders genocide is supreme god. the god in my heart is full of mercy and love and does not demand the blood of animals or killing of any living being. AND WNY SHOULD I BELIVE IT IS WORD OF GOD IF THOSE WHO SUPPOSEDLY BELIEVE AND CHERISH THE BIBLE ARE SHOWER DIRTY LANGUAGE TO ANYBODY WHO DARES NOT TO FOLLOW THEIR BELIEFS. i beg your pardon, but I do not think jesus will be happy with the venomously insulting low class language used by his so called DEVOTED followers of current times. there is un abundance of example for such language on youtube! ANOTHER EXCELLENT POINT MADE BY THE USER NICK IN THE COMMENTS SECTION ABOUT Cappadocia-underground cities RESEARCH credibility My conclusions are based on the accumulated knowledge of several millennia but mostly on what modern science has done with that knowledge over the last couple of centuries or so. I have confidence in modern science not only because of the innate good sense of what it says but because of what I can verify. I am happy to get on a jumbo and fly because science says it's fine, and it is. So why would science lie about about archaeology and ancient history? AND MY REPLY based on the accumulated knowledge of several millennia - OR ON WHAT THE TV/SCHOOL TELLS YOU TO BE “accumulated knowledge of several millennia”? I have confidence in modern science not only because of the innate good sense of what it says but because of what I can verify. - WHAT IS YOU VERIFICATION BASED ON IF YOU MAKE YOUR CONCLUSIONS BEFORE MAKING THE RESEARCH??? YES, THERE IS GOOD SENCE IN THE SCIENTIFIC APPROACH TOWARDS RESEARCH, BUT THIS DOES MEAN THAT YOU ARE TOLD THE CORRECT RESULTS OF THE RESEARCH. GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS STRICLT FILTER/ADJUST THE MASS MEDIA. I am happy to get on a jumbo and fly because science says it's fine, and it is. - AND DOES THE FLIGHT PROOVE THAT ALL THAT YOU ARE TOLD BY THE TV/SCHOOL IS REALLY SCIENCE? TV/SCHOOL LIES TO THE CITIZENS ABOUT SO MANY THINGS, WHY IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO LIE ABOUT SCIENTIFIC MATTERS AS WELL? IF YOU ARE TOLD THE TRUTH ABOUT THE AIRPLANE, THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOU ARE TOLD THE FULL TRUTH ABOUT ALL THINGS? So why would science lie about about archaeology and ancient history? - NO SCIENCE DOES NOT LIE, THE LIES COME FROM TV/SCHOOL AND ARE OFTEN WRAPPED WITH A GOOD DOSAGE OF COSMETIC TRUTH FOR BETTER LOOKS. THE Cappadocia-underground cities ARE EXCELLENT EXAMPLE. AustralienGuy 19 minutes ago +Nick Nack "science" does lie. Evolution is their biggest Lie as are their dating techniques. If you want to participate in the history research in your area please view a world wide list of sites of which field report is needed http://www.megaliths.org/browse/category/43 If know of an interesting megalithic or mysterious historic site / artefact please submit it here http://www.megaliths.org/browse And if you like the NewEarth research approach please help spread the word of the directory of amazing historic sites www.megaliths.org -
52:25GOREME AND CAPPADOCIA
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3:18Cappadocia, Turkey: Hot-Air Balloon Ride
Cappadocia, Turkey: Hot-Air Balloon RideCappadocia, Turkey: Hot-Air Balloon Ride
More info about travel to Turkey: http://www.ricksteves.com/europe/turkey Cappadocia is rightly famous for its exotic landscape of fantastical land formations. The scenery is best surveyed from one of the 60 or so hot-air balloons that lift off every clear morning, giving visitors breathtaking views and lifelong memories. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination. -
7:51Top Things to See & Do in Cappadocia, Turkey
Top Things to See & Do in Cappadocia, TurkeyTop Things to See & Do in Cappadocia, Turkey
Top Things to See & Do in Cappadocia, Turkey Join my adventures on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/davidsbeenhere/ http://davidsbeenhere.com David scratches another one off of his bucket list with this epic trip through the region of Cappadocia. Watch as we show you the top things to see and do in Cappadocia. First stop is the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Goreme Open Air Museum. This area supported a large Christian community for several centuries. By the 4th century, Saint Basel had founded various religious settlements in the area. The Göreme Open Air Museum is a testament to St. Basil’s influence – it is a place where daily worship was carried out in seclusion. Then onto some arts and crafts. Turkey is known for its intricate hand woven rugs (Kilim), and Cappadocia is a great place to see them being made and also to purchase them if you are interested. David toured Gallery Cappadocia and spoke with the manager about why people should come see the rugs being made. Also, the selection here is amazing! Shopping for rugs in Istanbul can be a headache if you don’t speak the language, which is why many tourists instead prefer to shop for them in Cappadocia where there are less crowds. David then heads to the town of Avanos to visit the Firca pottery workshop. There, the artists are working meticulously to freehand patterns and calligraphy. Visitors will get a demonstration on how the pottery is formed and will get the chance to browse an extensive inventory of remarkable quality. We can then see the cluster of fairy chimneys in Cavusin Village, during which David gives us an explanation of how these unusual rock formations are formed. Basically, wind erosion leave each rocky mound with a “hat.” The Kaymakli Underground City (UNESCO) is another great example of the wonder Cappadocia holds. During the Roman Era, Christian communities used them to hide from religious persecution. There are several underground cities in Cappadocia, many of which are interconnected with tunnels. Kaymakli is several layers deep, with long passages, narrow steps, and a complex tunnel system connecting the rooms. Definitely one of the top things to see and do in Cappadocia! Back outside David tours the Valley of the Monks in the village of Pasabag. Pasabag valley contains some of the most striking fairy chimneys in Cappadocia. After the hike, David strolls the town of Mustafapasa. A tour of the Saruhan was an interesting experience, especially since the building was used as an inn for traders traveling along the Silk Road. David continues his journey into the Zelve Valley, the village of Urgup to see some of Cappadocia’s most famous fairy chimneys, and up to the top of the castle of Uchisar to get fantastic panoramic views. Finally, David shows us the number 1 thing to do in Cappadocia… take a hot air balloon ride! This is the best way to experience Cappadocia from above and appreciate the distinct rock formations unlike anywhere else on earth. If you’re planning on heading to Cappadocia, we highly recommend Euphrates Tours. They helped us explore this fascinating region and do everything you watched in this video. -
4:51Best Places to Eat in Cappadocia, Turkey
Best Places to Eat in Cappadocia, TurkeyBest Places to Eat in Cappadocia, Turkey
Best Places to Eat in Cappadocia, Turkey http://davidsbeenhere.com/ David’s Been Here takes you to Cappadocia, Turkey to explore the best places to eat in the region. Cappadocia is known for its unusual rock formations and traditional handicrafts, as well as for its supreme hot air ballooning, but there are also several local foods to try. In this video David showcases his favorite restaurants in the towns of Goreme, Avanos, Mustafapasha, and Urgup. The first restaurant David visits is around the corner from his hotel in Goreme. Restaurant Dibek is a family-owned enterprise in a rustic setting. Here David shows us what a traditional clay pot meal is like. Basically, the kebab (meat) is placed inside a clay pot, sealed, and baked in a wood burning oven. The kebab is allowed to simmer in its own juices, making it super flavorful. Dibek serves its clay pot kebabs with rice, salad, bread, and hummus. Next up in Goreme is Sedef Restaurant. You can’t miss this place - it’s situated right in the town center along the main street. Sedef serves up breakfast, lunch, and dinner and the best part is it won’t break the bank. Sedef also serves clay pot meals with delicious sides. David tries some local wine from the Cappadocia region. Now onto the third restaurant in Goreme, A La Turca. This one has more of a fine dining atmosphere. As you can see, this restaurant has beautiful views of the town. Although the menu features international food, the kebabs are a must-try! Remember to make a reservation in advance if you would like to sit on the terrace. The restaurant is quite large, but still manages to feel cozy and intimate. If you’re not in the mood for another clay pot meal, they serve international food as well. The next place that David visits is Avanos, a town known for its pottery. Actually, all the clay used to make the clay pot kebabs comes from the riverbanks in Avanos. Here David has lunch with his guide at Bizim Ev Restaurant. In Turkish, Bizim Ev means ‘our house’. The restaurant is situated in the owner’s family home, which is a beautiful stone house in the center of town. They have a wine cellar and space to accommodate large groups. You can see family photos and memorabilia on the walls. The baked mushrooms with cheese and homemade baklava were amazing! Urfa Sofrasi is another one of David’s favorite restaurants in Avanos, especially because it is budget-friendly and in the center of town. The lunch specials are generous and served with freshly baked bread. David enjoyed a filling meal here with his guide. Next stop on David’s gastronomic tour is Mustafapasha, a town that used to be an old Greek village. David dines at Old Greek House restaurant, which is named for being just that. This is a beautiful Greek home that is now a hotel and restaurant run by Suleyman and his family. His wife cooks int he kitchen and they serve up traditional Turkish dishes David couldn’t resist dining at a fancy restaurant while in Cappadocia, and so he went to Dimrit in Urgup after several people recommended it to him. Dimrit even let David crack open his own clay pot meal. Dimrit offers the perfect setting for a romantic night out after a busy day of sightseeing. And there you have David’s favorite places to eat in Cappadocia. It is his hope you will try this mouth-watering cuisine for yourself during your visit. -
6:17Discover Cappadocia
Discover CappadociaDiscover Cappadocia
In Cappadocia, when you watch the sun rise over the world’s most incredible geological formations... Or wander through centuries of hidden cities... Or see traditional art made before your very eyes... Or devour the local delicacies... You’re discovering yourself just as much as you are discovering this magical land.
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Cappadocia, Turkey in 4K (Ultra HD)
Music: The Moon (Extended Instrumental Mix) by Brad Stock http://bradstockatomic.com The stunning landscape of Cappadocia and thousands years of cultural heritage make it one of the most impressive places on our planet. Cappadocia is listed in UNESCO World Heritage sites as "Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia": "In a spectacular landscape, entirely sculpted by erosion, the Göreme valley and its surroundings contain rock-hewn sanctuaries that provide unique evidence of Byzantine art in the post-Iconoclastic period. Dwellings, troglodyte villages and underground towns – the remains of a traditional human habitat dating back to the 4th century – can also be seen there." In the video: Zelve Open-Air Museum (0:06), Göreme (2:13), Göreme Open-Air Museum (2:45), Kiliçlar Vadis...
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Turkey: Home of CAPPADOCIA
Spend a night in an elegantly renovated cave condo, explore the ancient underground cities where thousands of people once lived, take a sunrise balloon ride over the fairy chimneys. Prepare to be enchanted by the marvellous blend of cultural history and natural wonder. #Turkey #HomeOf #Cappadocia. Be our guest!
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10 BEST THINGS TO DO IN CAPPADOCIA ♥ Top Attractions in Cappadocia, Turkey
Cappadocia is a region of amazing natural wonders and fascinating history. I want to share my 10 best things to do in Cappadocia that I loved and you will too! There are many top attractions in Cappadocia, so I'm going to narrow it down to the best and most accessible for solo travelers. Audio | YouTube Commons: Alternate Hey Now Smile Quietly Looking Up Transcription: The reason a lot of people come out to Cappadocia is for the rock formations. Many of them are unusually shaped and it makes you wonder if aliens didn't do a bit of the carving. Cappadocia is a very large region of valleys, villages and towns. #1: Goreme I'm in Goreme right now and this makes a perfect base for lodging and to start my sightseeing adventure. It's walking distance from many great sights such as the Ope...
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Cappadocia-underground cities built when we were monkeys? Underground cities of Goreme n Cappadocia
Alexander Koltypin's article on the rock cities of Turkey http://earthbeforeflood.com/who_also_when_had_constructed_underground_and_rocky_cities_of_cappadocia_turkey.html NICE POINT FROM THE COMMENTS SECTION-Phillip Hanford - How can they stack rooms like that while working inside the stone with the floor a precise thickness? If the room floor is too large they would need to make the floor thicker. Special thanks to Mother Ayahuasca who gave me the clarity of mind to inquire into the nature of consciousness and the mysteries of the ancient human species, which "houses" that consciousness In response to a large number of comments full of dirty language and barely relevant to the video above... The bible is interesting book for sure, but i would not take literally as the word of god, at ...
published: 31 Dec 2013 -
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Cappadocia, Turkey: Hot-Air Balloon Ride
More info about travel to Turkey: http://www.ricksteves.com/europe/turkey Cappadocia is rightly famous for its exotic landscape of fantastical land formations. The scenery is best surveyed from one of the 60 or so hot-air balloons that lift off every clear morning, giving visitors breathtaking views and lifelong memories. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.
published: 28 Jan 2015 -
Top Things to See & Do in Cappadocia, Turkey
Top Things to See & Do in Cappadocia, Turkey Join my adventures on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/davidsbeenhere/ http://davidsbeenhere.com David scratches another one off of his bucket list with this epic trip through the region of Cappadocia. Watch as we show you the top things to see and do in Cappadocia. First stop is the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Goreme Open Air Museum. This area supported a large Christian community for several centuries. By the 4th century, Saint Basel had founded various religious settlements in the area. The Göreme Open Air Museum is a testament to St. Basil’s influence – it is a place where daily worship was carried out in seclusion. Then onto some arts and crafts. Turkey is known for its intricate hand woven rugs (Kilim), and Cappadocia is a g...
published: 27 Mar 2015 -
Best Places to Eat in Cappadocia, Turkey
Best Places to Eat in Cappadocia, Turkey http://davidsbeenhere.com/ David’s Been Here takes you to Cappadocia, Turkey to explore the best places to eat in the region. Cappadocia is known for its unusual rock formations and traditional handicrafts, as well as for its supreme hot air ballooning, but there are also several local foods to try. In this video David showcases his favorite restaurants in the towns of Goreme, Avanos, Mustafapasha, and Urgup. The first restaurant David visits is around the corner from his hotel in Goreme. Restaurant Dibek is a family-owned enterprise in a rustic setting. Here David shows us what a traditional clay pot meal is like. Basically, the kebab (meat) is placed inside a clay pot, sealed, and baked in a wood burning oven. The kebab is allowed to simmer in i...
published: 21 Apr 2015 -
Discover Cappadocia
In Cappadocia, when you watch the sun rise over the world’s most incredible geological formations... Or wander through centuries of hidden cities... Or see traditional art made before your very eyes... Or devour the local delicacies... You’re discovering yourself just as much as you are discovering this magical land.
published: 12 May 2015
Cappadocia, Turkey in 4K (Ultra HD)
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Music: The Moon (Extended Instrumental Mix) by Brad Stock
http://bradstockatomic.com
The stunning landscape of Cappadocia and thousands years of cultural herita...
Music: The Moon (Extended Instrumental Mix) by Brad Stock
http://bradstockatomic.com
The stunning landscape of Cappadocia and thousands years of cultural heritage make it one of the most impressive places on our planet. Cappadocia is listed in UNESCO World Heritage sites as "Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia": "In a spectacular landscape, entirely sculpted by erosion, the Göreme valley and its surroundings contain rock-hewn sanctuaries that provide unique evidence of Byzantine art in the post-Iconoclastic period. Dwellings, troglodyte villages and underground towns – the remains of a traditional human habitat dating back to the 4th century – can also be seen there."
In the video: Zelve Open-Air Museum (0:06), Göreme (2:13), Göreme Open-Air Museum (2:45), Kiliçlar Vadisi/Swords Valley (3:42), Çavusin (5:27), Rose Valley (6:06), Ürgüp (7:18), Imagination (Devrent) Valley (7:50), Uçhisar (8:15), Love Valley (9:19), Zemi Valley (9:57), Gülsehir Open Palace (10:48), Ortahisar (11:54), Pigeon Valley (12:21), Pasabag (12:45),Ihlara Valley (13:06), Sunset Point (13:50), Kaymakli Underground City (14:09).
Recorded April 2015 in 4K (Ultra HD) with Sony AX100. Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
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Music: The Moon (Extended Instrumental Mix) by Brad Stock
http://bradstockatomic.com
The stunning landscape of Cappadocia and thousands years of cultural heritage make it one of the most impressive places on our planet. Cappadocia is listed in UNESCO World Heritage sites as "Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia": "In a spectacular landscape, entirely sculpted by erosion, the Göreme valley and its surroundings contain rock-hewn sanctuaries that provide unique evidence of Byzantine art in the post-Iconoclastic period. Dwellings, troglodyte villages and underground towns – the remains of a traditional human habitat dating back to the 4th century – can also be seen there."
In the video: Zelve Open-Air Museum (0:06), Göreme (2:13), Göreme Open-Air Museum (2:45), Kiliçlar Vadisi/Swords Valley (3:42), Çavusin (5:27), Rose Valley (6:06), Ürgüp (7:18), Imagination (Devrent) Valley (7:50), Uçhisar (8:15), Love Valley (9:19), Zemi Valley (9:57), Gülsehir Open Palace (10:48), Ortahisar (11:54), Pigeon Valley (12:21), Pasabag (12:45),Ihlara Valley (13:06), Sunset Point (13:50), Kaymakli Underground City (14:09).
Recorded April 2015 in 4K (Ultra HD) with Sony AX100. Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
Music:
The Moon (Extended Instrumental Mix) from the album “The Atomic Clock”
Written & Performed by Brad Stock
Download at: http://www.bradstock.bandcamp.com
Brad Stock – Official Website
http://www.bradstockmusic.com/
Brad Stock - Reverbnation
http://bradstockatomic.com
Brad Stock - Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/theatomicclock
Brad Stock - Twitter
https://twitter.com/BradStockAtomic
Brad Stock - Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/music/artist/Brad_Stock?id=Aigjgc7zs2s46hxfklhfmt6rdvi
Brad Stock - iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-atomic-clock/id553425625?uo=4
Brad Stock - Bandcamp
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Turkey: Home of CAPPADOCIA
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Spend a night in an elegantly renovated cave condo, explore the ancient underground cities where thousands of people once lived, take a sunrise balloon ride ove...
Spend a night in an elegantly renovated cave condo, explore the ancient underground cities where thousands of people once lived, take a sunrise balloon ride over the fairy chimneys. Prepare to be enchanted by the marvellous blend of cultural history and natural wonder. #Turkey #HomeOf #Cappadocia. Be our guest!
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Spend a night in an elegantly renovated cave condo, explore the ancient underground cities where thousands of people once lived, take a sunrise balloon ride over the fairy chimneys. Prepare to be enchanted by the marvellous blend of cultural history and natural wonder. #Turkey #HomeOf #Cappadocia. Be our guest!
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follow us in turkey - cappadocia
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Wir waren für eine Woche in der Türkei, in Nigde und Kappadokien und haben die schönsten Momente für euch aufgenommen.
Man sollte auf jeden Fall einmal im Leben...
Wir waren für eine Woche in der Türkei, in Nigde und Kappadokien und haben die schönsten Momente für euch aufgenommen.
Man sollte auf jeden Fall einmal im Leben Kappadokien erleben.
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10 BEST THINGS TO DO IN CAPPADOCIA ♥ Top Attractions in Cappadocia, Turkey
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Cappadocia is a region of amazing natural wonders and fascinating history. I want to share my 10 best things to do in Cappadocia that I loved and you will too! ...
Cappadocia is a region of amazing natural wonders and fascinating history. I want to share my 10 best things to do in Cappadocia that I loved and you will too! There are many top attractions in Cappadocia, so I'm going to narrow it down to the best and most accessible for solo travelers.
Audio | YouTube Commons:
Alternate
Hey Now
Smile Quietly Looking Up
Transcription:
The reason a lot of people come out to Cappadocia is for the rock formations. Many of them are unusually shaped and it makes you wonder if aliens didn't do a bit of the carving.
Cappadocia is a very large region of valleys, villages and towns.
#1: Goreme
I'm in Goreme right now and this makes a perfect base for lodging and to start my sightseeing adventure. It's walking distance from many great sights such as the Open Air museum, Love valley, red valley and I can book my hot air balloon ride here.
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#2: Cave Hotels
#3: Open Air Museum
#4. Red / Rose Valley
#5 Hot Air Balloon Ride
#6 Fairy Chimneys at Love Valley
#7. Uchisar Castle
#8. Pigeon caves
#9. Derinkuyu Underground City
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Cappadocia is a region of amazing natural wonders and fascinating history. I want to share my 10 best things to do in Cappadocia that I loved and you will too! There are many top attractions in Cappadocia, so I'm going to narrow it down to the best and most accessible for solo travelers.
Audio | YouTube Commons:
Alternate
Hey Now
Smile Quietly Looking Up
Transcription:
The reason a lot of people come out to Cappadocia is for the rock formations. Many of them are unusually shaped and it makes you wonder if aliens didn't do a bit of the carving.
Cappadocia is a very large region of valleys, villages and towns.
#1: Goreme
I'm in Goreme right now and this makes a perfect base for lodging and to start my sightseeing adventure. It's walking distance from many great sights such as the Open Air museum, Love valley, red valley and I can book my hot air balloon ride here.
.
#2: Cave Hotels
#3: Open Air Museum
#4. Red / Rose Valley
#5 Hot Air Balloon Ride
#6 Fairy Chimneys at Love Valley
#7. Uchisar Castle
#8. Pigeon caves
#9. Derinkuyu Underground City
#10 Sognali
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Cappadocia-underground cities built when we were monkeys? Underground cities of Goreme n Cappadocia
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- Duration: 58:03
- Updated: 31 Dec 2013
- views: 104739
Alexander Koltypin's article on the rock cities of Turkey
http://earthbeforeflood.com/who_also_when_had_constructed_underground_and_rocky_cities_of_cappadocia_t...
Alexander Koltypin's article on the rock cities of Turkey
http://earthbeforeflood.com/who_also_when_had_constructed_underground_and_rocky_cities_of_cappadocia_turkey.html
NICE POINT FROM THE COMMENTS SECTION-Phillip Hanford - How can they stack rooms like that while working inside the stone with the floor a precise thickness? If the room floor is too large they would need to make the floor thicker.
Special thanks to Mother Ayahuasca who gave me the clarity of mind to inquire into the nature of consciousness and the mysteries of the ancient human species, which "houses" that consciousness
In response to a large number of comments full of dirty language and barely relevant to the video above...
The bible is interesting book for sure, but i would not take literally as the word of god, at least not the parts where he preaches violence, hatred and revenge. the parts that call for love and compassion are probably true remains of the teachings of jesus. it says that god is all knowing, yet he can’t remember his own story and tells the same event in a completely different way in every gospel. i think the real god is way smarter! and why should i believe it is word of god if it was not even written by him and it was edited by humans though out history? and why should i believe that somebody who orders genocide is supreme god. the god in my heart is full of mercy and love and does not demand the blood of animals or killing of any living being. AND WNY SHOULD I BELIVE IT IS WORD OF GOD IF THOSE WHO SUPPOSEDLY BELIEVE AND CHERISH THE BIBLE ARE SHOWER DIRTY LANGUAGE TO ANYBODY WHO DARES NOT TO FOLLOW THEIR BELIEFS. i beg your pardon, but I do not think jesus will be happy with the venomously insulting low class language used by his so called DEVOTED followers of current times. there is un abundance of example for such language on youtube!
ANOTHER EXCELLENT POINT MADE BY THE USER NICK IN THE COMMENTS SECTION ABOUT Cappadocia-underground cities RESEARCH credibility
My conclusions are based on the accumulated knowledge of several millennia but mostly on what modern science has done with that knowledge over the last couple of centuries or so. I have confidence in modern science not only because of the innate good sense of what it says but because of what I can verify. I am happy to get on a jumbo and fly because science says it's fine, and it is. So why would science lie about about archaeology and ancient history?
AND MY REPLY
based on the accumulated knowledge of several millennia - OR ON WHAT THE TV/SCHOOL TELLS YOU TO BE “accumulated knowledge of several millennia”?
I have confidence in modern science not only because of the innate good sense of what it says but because of what I can verify. - WHAT IS YOU VERIFICATION BASED ON IF YOU MAKE YOUR CONCLUSIONS BEFORE MAKING THE RESEARCH??? YES, THERE IS GOOD SENCE IN THE SCIENTIFIC APPROACH TOWARDS RESEARCH, BUT THIS DOES MEAN THAT YOU ARE TOLD THE CORRECT RESULTS OF THE RESEARCH. GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS STRICLT FILTER/ADJUST THE MASS MEDIA.
I am happy to get on a jumbo and fly because science says it's fine, and it is. - AND DOES THE FLIGHT PROOVE THAT ALL THAT YOU ARE TOLD BY THE TV/SCHOOL IS REALLY SCIENCE? TV/SCHOOL LIES TO THE CITIZENS ABOUT SO MANY THINGS, WHY IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO LIE ABOUT SCIENTIFIC MATTERS AS WELL? IF YOU ARE TOLD THE TRUTH ABOUT THE AIRPLANE, THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOU ARE TOLD THE FULL TRUTH ABOUT ALL THINGS?
So why would science lie about about archaeology and ancient history? - NO SCIENCE DOES NOT LIE, THE LIES COME FROM TV/SCHOOL AND ARE OFTEN WRAPPED WITH A GOOD DOSAGE OF COSMETIC TRUTH FOR BETTER LOOKS. THE Cappadocia-underground cities ARE EXCELLENT EXAMPLE.
AustralienGuy 19 minutes ago
+Nick Nack
"science" does lie. Evolution is their biggest Lie as are their dating techniques.
If you want to participate in the history research in your area please view a world wide list of sites of which field report is needed http://www.megaliths.org/browse/category/43
If know of an interesting megalithic or mysterious historic site / artefact please submit it here http://www.megaliths.org/browse
And if you like the NewEarth research approach please help spread the word of the directory of amazing historic sites www.megaliths.org
wn.com/Cappadocia Underground Cities Built When We Were Monkeys Underground Cities Of Goreme N Cappadocia
Alexander Koltypin's article on the rock cities of Turkey
http://earthbeforeflood.com/who_also_when_had_constructed_underground_and_rocky_cities_of_cappadocia_turkey.html
NICE POINT FROM THE COMMENTS SECTION-Phillip Hanford - How can they stack rooms like that while working inside the stone with the floor a precise thickness? If the room floor is too large they would need to make the floor thicker.
Special thanks to Mother Ayahuasca who gave me the clarity of mind to inquire into the nature of consciousness and the mysteries of the ancient human species, which "houses" that consciousness
In response to a large number of comments full of dirty language and barely relevant to the video above...
The bible is interesting book for sure, but i would not take literally as the word of god, at least not the parts where he preaches violence, hatred and revenge. the parts that call for love and compassion are probably true remains of the teachings of jesus. it says that god is all knowing, yet he can’t remember his own story and tells the same event in a completely different way in every gospel. i think the real god is way smarter! and why should i believe it is word of god if it was not even written by him and it was edited by humans though out history? and why should i believe that somebody who orders genocide is supreme god. the god in my heart is full of mercy and love and does not demand the blood of animals or killing of any living being. AND WNY SHOULD I BELIVE IT IS WORD OF GOD IF THOSE WHO SUPPOSEDLY BELIEVE AND CHERISH THE BIBLE ARE SHOWER DIRTY LANGUAGE TO ANYBODY WHO DARES NOT TO FOLLOW THEIR BELIEFS. i beg your pardon, but I do not think jesus will be happy with the venomously insulting low class language used by his so called DEVOTED followers of current times. there is un abundance of example for such language on youtube!
ANOTHER EXCELLENT POINT MADE BY THE USER NICK IN THE COMMENTS SECTION ABOUT Cappadocia-underground cities RESEARCH credibility
My conclusions are based on the accumulated knowledge of several millennia but mostly on what modern science has done with that knowledge over the last couple of centuries or so. I have confidence in modern science not only because of the innate good sense of what it says but because of what I can verify. I am happy to get on a jumbo and fly because science says it's fine, and it is. So why would science lie about about archaeology and ancient history?
AND MY REPLY
based on the accumulated knowledge of several millennia - OR ON WHAT THE TV/SCHOOL TELLS YOU TO BE “accumulated knowledge of several millennia”?
I have confidence in modern science not only because of the innate good sense of what it says but because of what I can verify. - WHAT IS YOU VERIFICATION BASED ON IF YOU MAKE YOUR CONCLUSIONS BEFORE MAKING THE RESEARCH??? YES, THERE IS GOOD SENCE IN THE SCIENTIFIC APPROACH TOWARDS RESEARCH, BUT THIS DOES MEAN THAT YOU ARE TOLD THE CORRECT RESULTS OF THE RESEARCH. GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS STRICLT FILTER/ADJUST THE MASS MEDIA.
I am happy to get on a jumbo and fly because science says it's fine, and it is. - AND DOES THE FLIGHT PROOVE THAT ALL THAT YOU ARE TOLD BY THE TV/SCHOOL IS REALLY SCIENCE? TV/SCHOOL LIES TO THE CITIZENS ABOUT SO MANY THINGS, WHY IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO LIE ABOUT SCIENTIFIC MATTERS AS WELL? IF YOU ARE TOLD THE TRUTH ABOUT THE AIRPLANE, THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOU ARE TOLD THE FULL TRUTH ABOUT ALL THINGS?
So why would science lie about about archaeology and ancient history? - NO SCIENCE DOES NOT LIE, THE LIES COME FROM TV/SCHOOL AND ARE OFTEN WRAPPED WITH A GOOD DOSAGE OF COSMETIC TRUTH FOR BETTER LOOKS. THE Cappadocia-underground cities ARE EXCELLENT EXAMPLE.
AustralienGuy 19 minutes ago
+Nick Nack
"science" does lie. Evolution is their biggest Lie as are their dating techniques.
If you want to participate in the history research in your area please view a world wide list of sites of which field report is needed http://www.megaliths.org/browse/category/43
If know of an interesting megalithic or mysterious historic site / artefact please submit it here http://www.megaliths.org/browse
And if you like the NewEarth research approach please help spread the word of the directory of amazing historic sites www.megaliths.org
- published: 31 Dec 2013
- views: 104739
GOREME AND CAPPADOCIA
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- Duration: 52:25
- Updated: 10 May 2012
- views: 53587
Cappadocia, Turkey: Hot-Air Balloon Ride
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- Duration: 3:18
- Updated: 28 Jan 2015
- views: 54951
More info about travel to Turkey: http://www.ricksteves.com/europe/turkey Cappadocia is rightly famous for its exotic landscape of fantastical land formations. ...
More info about travel to Turkey: http://www.ricksteves.com/europe/turkey Cappadocia is rightly famous for its exotic landscape of fantastical land formations. The scenery is best surveyed from one of the 60 or so hot-air balloons that lift off every clear morning, giving visitors breathtaking views and lifelong memories.
At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.
wn.com/Cappadocia, Turkey Hot Air Balloon Ride
More info about travel to Turkey: http://www.ricksteves.com/europe/turkey Cappadocia is rightly famous for its exotic landscape of fantastical land formations. The scenery is best surveyed from one of the 60 or so hot-air balloons that lift off every clear morning, giving visitors breathtaking views and lifelong memories.
At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.
- published: 28 Jan 2015
- views: 54951
Top Things to See & Do in Cappadocia, Turkey
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- Duration: 7:51
- Updated: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 42795
Top Things to See & Do in Cappadocia, Turkey
Join my adventures on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/davidsbeenhere/
http://davidsbeenhere.com David scrat...
Top Things to See & Do in Cappadocia, Turkey
Join my adventures on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/davidsbeenhere/
http://davidsbeenhere.com David scratches another one off of his bucket list with this epic trip through the region of Cappadocia. Watch as we show you the top things to see and do in Cappadocia.
First stop is the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Goreme Open Air Museum. This area supported a large Christian community for several centuries. By the 4th century, Saint Basel had founded various religious settlements in the area. The Göreme Open Air Museum is a testament to St. Basil’s influence – it is a place where daily worship was carried out in seclusion.
Then onto some arts and crafts. Turkey is known for its intricate hand woven rugs (Kilim), and Cappadocia is a great place to see them being made and also to purchase them if you are interested. David toured Gallery Cappadocia and spoke with the manager about why people should come see the rugs being made. Also, the selection here is amazing! Shopping for rugs in Istanbul can be a headache if you don’t speak the language, which is why many tourists instead prefer to shop for them in Cappadocia where there are less crowds.
David then heads to the town of Avanos to visit the Firca pottery workshop. There, the artists are working meticulously to freehand patterns and calligraphy. Visitors will get a demonstration on how the pottery is formed and will get the chance to browse an extensive inventory of remarkable quality.
We can then see the cluster of fairy chimneys in Cavusin Village, during which David gives us an explanation of how these unusual rock formations are formed. Basically, wind erosion leave each rocky mound with a “hat.”
The Kaymakli Underground City (UNESCO) is another great example of the wonder Cappadocia holds. During the Roman Era, Christian communities used them to hide from religious persecution. There are several underground cities in Cappadocia, many of which are interconnected with tunnels. Kaymakli is several layers deep, with long passages, narrow steps, and a complex tunnel system connecting the rooms. Definitely one of the top things to see and do in Cappadocia!
Back outside David tours the Valley of the Monks in the village of Pasabag. Pasabag valley contains some of the most striking fairy chimneys in Cappadocia. After the hike, David strolls the town of Mustafapasa.
A tour of the Saruhan was an interesting experience, especially since the building was used as an inn for traders traveling along the Silk Road. David continues his journey into the Zelve Valley, the village of Urgup to see some of Cappadocia’s most famous fairy chimneys, and up to the top of the castle of Uchisar to get fantastic panoramic views.
Finally, David shows us the number 1 thing to do in Cappadocia… take a hot air balloon ride! This is the best way to experience Cappadocia from above and appreciate the distinct rock formations unlike anywhere else on earth.
If you’re planning on heading to Cappadocia, we highly recommend Euphrates Tours. They helped us explore this fascinating region and do everything you watched in this video.
wn.com/Top Things To See Do In Cappadocia, Turkey
Top Things to See & Do in Cappadocia, Turkey
Join my adventures on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/davidsbeenhere/
http://davidsbeenhere.com David scratches another one off of his bucket list with this epic trip through the region of Cappadocia. Watch as we show you the top things to see and do in Cappadocia.
First stop is the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Goreme Open Air Museum. This area supported a large Christian community for several centuries. By the 4th century, Saint Basel had founded various religious settlements in the area. The Göreme Open Air Museum is a testament to St. Basil’s influence – it is a place where daily worship was carried out in seclusion.
Then onto some arts and crafts. Turkey is known for its intricate hand woven rugs (Kilim), and Cappadocia is a great place to see them being made and also to purchase them if you are interested. David toured Gallery Cappadocia and spoke with the manager about why people should come see the rugs being made. Also, the selection here is amazing! Shopping for rugs in Istanbul can be a headache if you don’t speak the language, which is why many tourists instead prefer to shop for them in Cappadocia where there are less crowds.
David then heads to the town of Avanos to visit the Firca pottery workshop. There, the artists are working meticulously to freehand patterns and calligraphy. Visitors will get a demonstration on how the pottery is formed and will get the chance to browse an extensive inventory of remarkable quality.
We can then see the cluster of fairy chimneys in Cavusin Village, during which David gives us an explanation of how these unusual rock formations are formed. Basically, wind erosion leave each rocky mound with a “hat.”
The Kaymakli Underground City (UNESCO) is another great example of the wonder Cappadocia holds. During the Roman Era, Christian communities used them to hide from religious persecution. There are several underground cities in Cappadocia, many of which are interconnected with tunnels. Kaymakli is several layers deep, with long passages, narrow steps, and a complex tunnel system connecting the rooms. Definitely one of the top things to see and do in Cappadocia!
Back outside David tours the Valley of the Monks in the village of Pasabag. Pasabag valley contains some of the most striking fairy chimneys in Cappadocia. After the hike, David strolls the town of Mustafapasa.
A tour of the Saruhan was an interesting experience, especially since the building was used as an inn for traders traveling along the Silk Road. David continues his journey into the Zelve Valley, the village of Urgup to see some of Cappadocia’s most famous fairy chimneys, and up to the top of the castle of Uchisar to get fantastic panoramic views.
Finally, David shows us the number 1 thing to do in Cappadocia… take a hot air balloon ride! This is the best way to experience Cappadocia from above and appreciate the distinct rock formations unlike anywhere else on earth.
If you’re planning on heading to Cappadocia, we highly recommend Euphrates Tours. They helped us explore this fascinating region and do everything you watched in this video.
- published: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 42795
Best Places to Eat in Cappadocia, Turkey
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- Duration: 4:51
- Updated: 21 Apr 2015
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Best Places to Eat in Cappadocia, Turkey
http://davidsbeenhere.com/ David’s Been Here takes you to Cappadocia, Turkey to explore the best places to eat in the r...
Best Places to Eat in Cappadocia, Turkey
http://davidsbeenhere.com/ David’s Been Here takes you to Cappadocia, Turkey to explore the best places to eat in the region. Cappadocia is known for its unusual rock formations and traditional handicrafts, as well as for its supreme hot air ballooning, but there are also several local foods to try.
In this video David showcases his favorite restaurants in the towns of Goreme, Avanos, Mustafapasha, and Urgup. The first restaurant David visits is around the corner from his hotel in Goreme. Restaurant Dibek is a family-owned enterprise in a rustic setting. Here David shows us what a traditional clay pot meal is like. Basically, the kebab (meat) is placed inside a clay pot, sealed, and baked in a wood burning oven. The kebab is allowed to simmer in its own juices, making it super flavorful. Dibek serves its clay pot kebabs with rice, salad, bread, and hummus.
Next up in Goreme is Sedef Restaurant. You can’t miss this place - it’s situated right in the town center along the main street. Sedef serves up breakfast, lunch, and dinner and the best part is it won’t break the bank. Sedef also serves clay pot meals with delicious sides. David tries some local wine from the Cappadocia region.
Now onto the third restaurant in Goreme, A La Turca. This one has more of a fine dining atmosphere. As you can see, this restaurant has beautiful views of the town. Although the menu features international food, the kebabs are a must-try! Remember to make a reservation in advance if you would like to sit on the terrace. The restaurant is quite large, but still manages to feel cozy and intimate. If you’re not in the mood for another clay pot meal, they serve international food as well.
The next place that David visits is Avanos, a town known for its pottery. Actually, all the clay used to make the clay pot kebabs comes from the riverbanks in Avanos. Here David has lunch with his guide at Bizim Ev Restaurant. In Turkish, Bizim Ev means ‘our house’. The restaurant is situated in the owner’s family home, which is a beautiful stone house in the center of town. They have a wine cellar and space to accommodate large groups. You can see family photos and memorabilia on the walls. The baked mushrooms with cheese and homemade baklava were amazing!
Urfa Sofrasi is another one of David’s favorite restaurants in Avanos, especially because it is budget-friendly and in the center of town. The lunch specials are generous and served with freshly baked bread. David enjoyed a filling meal here with his guide.
Next stop on David’s gastronomic tour is Mustafapasha, a town that used to be an old Greek village. David dines at Old Greek House restaurant, which is named for being just that. This is a beautiful Greek home that is now a hotel and restaurant run by Suleyman and his family. His wife cooks int he kitchen and they serve up traditional Turkish dishes
David couldn’t resist dining at a fancy restaurant while in Cappadocia, and so he went to Dimrit in Urgup after several people recommended it to him. Dimrit even let David crack open his own clay pot meal. Dimrit offers the perfect setting for a romantic night out after a busy day of sightseeing.
And there you have David’s favorite places to eat in Cappadocia. It is his hope you will try this mouth-watering cuisine for yourself during your visit.
wn.com/Best Places To Eat In Cappadocia, Turkey
Best Places to Eat in Cappadocia, Turkey
http://davidsbeenhere.com/ David’s Been Here takes you to Cappadocia, Turkey to explore the best places to eat in the region. Cappadocia is known for its unusual rock formations and traditional handicrafts, as well as for its supreme hot air ballooning, but there are also several local foods to try.
In this video David showcases his favorite restaurants in the towns of Goreme, Avanos, Mustafapasha, and Urgup. The first restaurant David visits is around the corner from his hotel in Goreme. Restaurant Dibek is a family-owned enterprise in a rustic setting. Here David shows us what a traditional clay pot meal is like. Basically, the kebab (meat) is placed inside a clay pot, sealed, and baked in a wood burning oven. The kebab is allowed to simmer in its own juices, making it super flavorful. Dibek serves its clay pot kebabs with rice, salad, bread, and hummus.
Next up in Goreme is Sedef Restaurant. You can’t miss this place - it’s situated right in the town center along the main street. Sedef serves up breakfast, lunch, and dinner and the best part is it won’t break the bank. Sedef also serves clay pot meals with delicious sides. David tries some local wine from the Cappadocia region.
Now onto the third restaurant in Goreme, A La Turca. This one has more of a fine dining atmosphere. As you can see, this restaurant has beautiful views of the town. Although the menu features international food, the kebabs are a must-try! Remember to make a reservation in advance if you would like to sit on the terrace. The restaurant is quite large, but still manages to feel cozy and intimate. If you’re not in the mood for another clay pot meal, they serve international food as well.
The next place that David visits is Avanos, a town known for its pottery. Actually, all the clay used to make the clay pot kebabs comes from the riverbanks in Avanos. Here David has lunch with his guide at Bizim Ev Restaurant. In Turkish, Bizim Ev means ‘our house’. The restaurant is situated in the owner’s family home, which is a beautiful stone house in the center of town. They have a wine cellar and space to accommodate large groups. You can see family photos and memorabilia on the walls. The baked mushrooms with cheese and homemade baklava were amazing!
Urfa Sofrasi is another one of David’s favorite restaurants in Avanos, especially because it is budget-friendly and in the center of town. The lunch specials are generous and served with freshly baked bread. David enjoyed a filling meal here with his guide.
Next stop on David’s gastronomic tour is Mustafapasha, a town that used to be an old Greek village. David dines at Old Greek House restaurant, which is named for being just that. This is a beautiful Greek home that is now a hotel and restaurant run by Suleyman and his family. His wife cooks int he kitchen and they serve up traditional Turkish dishes
David couldn’t resist dining at a fancy restaurant while in Cappadocia, and so he went to Dimrit in Urgup after several people recommended it to him. Dimrit even let David crack open his own clay pot meal. Dimrit offers the perfect setting for a romantic night out after a busy day of sightseeing.
And there you have David’s favorite places to eat in Cappadocia. It is his hope you will try this mouth-watering cuisine for yourself during your visit.
- published: 21 Apr 2015
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Discover Cappadocia
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- Duration: 6:17
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In Cappadocia, when you watch the sun rise over the world’s most incredible geological formations... Or wander through centuries of hidden cities... Or see trad...
In Cappadocia, when you watch the sun rise over the world’s most incredible geological formations... Or wander through centuries of hidden cities... Or see traditional art made before your very eyes... Or devour the local delicacies... You’re discovering yourself just as much as you are discovering this magical land.
wn.com/Discover Cappadocia
In Cappadocia, when you watch the sun rise over the world’s most incredible geological formations... Or wander through centuries of hidden cities... Or see traditional art made before your very eyes... Or devour the local delicacies... You’re discovering yourself just as much as you are discovering this magical land.
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Petits Filous
Who's your favorite, kung-fu artist?
Probably, Bruce Lee
What's your favorite, color?
Oh, I don't know, black?
Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
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Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
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Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
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What are your, turn ons?
Kung-fu, pie
What are your, turn offs?
Persians (What, they're funny?)
Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
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Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
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Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
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Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
oh oh oh oh oh
Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
oh oh oh oh oh
Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
oh oh oh oh oh
Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
oh oh oh oh oh
Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
oh oh oh oh oh
Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
oh oh oh oh oh
Lips taste just, just like a petits filous
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Breaking: Journalist Amy Goodman May Be Charged with 'Participating in a Riot' for Covering North ...
Edit Alternet 16 Oct 2016
Click here for reuse options!. Journalist Amy Goodman was faced with charges of trespassing that have since been dropped. A North Dakota state prosecutor has sought to charge award-winning journalist Amy Goodman with participating in a "riot" for filming an attack on Native American-led anti-pipeline protesters. The new charge comes after the prosecutor dropped criminal trespassing charges ... The charge in State of North Dakota v....
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Donald Trump challenges Hillary Clinton to 'take a drug test' before final debate
Edit AOL 15 Oct 2016
Donald Trump took aim at the war on drugs on Saturday — by challenging Hillary Clinton to take a drug test. "Athletes, they make them take a drug test," Trump said at a Portsmouth, New Hampshire, rally. "I think we should take a drug test prior to the debate because I don't know what's going on with her. But at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. And by the end ... 28 PHOTOS ... See Gallery ... Up Next....
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Syria talks in Lausanne end without breakthrough
Edit Reuters 16 Oct 2016
Talks in Switzerland aimed at securing a new ceasefire in Syria end without an agreement, but U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says diplomats will meet again on Monday. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). ....
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U.S., S. Korea: Latest N. Korea missile launch fails
Edit The Japan News 16 Oct 2016
The Associated Press SEOUL (AP) — South Korea and the United States said Sunday the latest missile launch by North Korea ended in a failure after the projectile exploded soon after liftoff. The South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement that the military believes the North unsuccessfully attempted to fire a mid-range Musudan missile ... The U.S ... Click to play ... + - ... ....
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[VIDEO]: Report: Saddam Hussein Had Secret Torture Chamber In NYC Embassy
Edit WorldNews.com 14 Oct 2016
Rumors abound former Iraqi despot Saddam Hussein kept a torture chamber in the basement of the Iraqi mission at 14 E. 79th St., New York magazine reported. If true, the report said, the torture chamber was in operation for years in one of New York City’s toniest neighborhoods, near Central Park and directly across the street from the home of former New York City Mayor billionaire Michael Bloomberg....
Crafting the magical singing clay
Edit Deccan Herald 08 Oct 2016
Cappadocia Pottery. Chez Galip looks like a Turkish version of Albert Einstein, complete with that moustache, shaggy, raw-silk, curly hair, and dreamy eyes. Galip is a master potter, and I was at his workshop in Avanos, a small town in Cappadocia region of Turkey, where he churns out potteries, mostly exquisite, some just magical, using his legs to kick the potter’s wheel and his hands to bring life into clay ... ....
Nearby planet may have liquid oceans, boosting chances of alien life
Edit AOL 07 Oct 2016
A potentially habitable planet outside the solar system is suspected of containing at least one ocean, finds new research out of France. The study centers around Proxima b, an exoplanet whose existence was confirmed in August ... Photos of the exoplanet. 5 PHOTOS. Exoplanet Proxima b. See Gallery. Exoplanet Proxima b ... ESO/M ... ESO/M ... Y ... Up Next ... of ... Turkey, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia, Unesco World Heritage Site, Uchisar village, the camel driver ... ....
9 science-backed ways to be a happier person
Edit Business Insider 29 Sep 2016
Most people like being happy. But happiness isn't always easy, and we don't always know what makes us happy or unhappy on a day-to-day basis. Thankfully, science is here to help. We've rounded up some of the best available research on why people become happy and how they stay that way. A key caveat ... And plenty of studies apply only to a particular group of people ... 1. Exercise ... 2 ... 3 ... 4 ... A guy meditating in the Rose Valley in Cappadocia, Turkey ... ....
Expert on Covert Operations to Discuss US Global Power at UM (The University of Montana)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Sep 2016
(Source. The University of Montana). MISSOULA - A professor known for writing about secret services, politics and the world order will speak at the University of Montana as part of the 2016-17 President's Lecture Series. Alfred W ... Global Power' at 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 3, in the University Center Ballroom. The lecture is the Ezio Cappadocia Memorial Lecture on Politics and History ... the same day in Gallagher Business Building Room 123 ... The U.S....
3 Earth-sized planets discovered in Aquarius
Edit AOL 14 Sep 2016
BY. Patrick Jones. Outside of our solar system we have several exa-planets scientist have pegged as places we may expect to find possible alien life. There was a huge splash recently with the announcement that there's a planet thought to be in the closest star system called Proxima B ... E.T. we could find you yet!. RELATED ... Turkey, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia, Unesco World Heritage Site, Uchisar village, the camel driver ... Geysir ... Up Next ... of ... ....
A strong signal from a neighboring solar system has E.T. seekers speculating
Edit AOL 30 Aug 2016
SETI has been listening to the universe at 1420 MHz, the emission frequency of hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe. They reasoned it was the one obvious astronomical commonality we would share with an unknown civilization and that they would recognize it too. Now, SETI's honing in on a new blip in the radar ... RELATED ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... Turkey, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia, Unesco World Heritage Site, Uchisar village, the camel driver....
Forget skyscrapers — the world's most beautiful buildings are underground
Edit Business Insider 16 Aug 2016
The United Nations says that the world population will quintuple by 2300. That means cities are about to get very crowded. of humanity already lives in cities, and by 2050, at least of the population will call cities home. In major cities like San Francisco, the demand for housing is outpacing the ability to supply houses ... One solution ... Rocky homes line the cliff face in Nevsehir, Turkey, also known as the Cappadocia region ... ....
26 of the greatest natural wonders of the world to remind you how truly amazing ...
Edit AOL 14 Aug 2016
Hot air balloons rise to the sky at sunrise in Cappadocia, central Turkey. Formed by gas bubbling through ash, Cappadocia has become a favorite site for tourists in hot air balloons who can slowly drift above the "fairy chimneys" of stone that are so soft that Byzantine Greeks carved subterranean cities out of them....
W&M; professor uses Google Cardboard to bring religious sites to classroom in 3D (College of William and Mary)
Edit Public Technologies 11 Aug 2016
(Source. College of William and Mary). Before smartphones even existed, Mark McLaughlin, visiting assistant professor of religious studies at William & Mary, had a vision for bringing technology into the classroom. It all started while he was traveling through a remote region of Cappadocia, Turkey, in the early '90s, and came across a cave-like structure dating back to the 6 century. 'It was a huge basilica carved out of stone,' he said....
A new character in the ‘Harry Potter’ spinoff takes this magical power to the next level
Edit Business Insider 09 Aug 2016
Warner Bros ... Copyright 2016 ... See the shocking difference between clothing advertised on Facebook and what furious consumers are getting 8 essential etiquette rules every guy should follow at the barbershop The best new way to eat ice cream is on a bed of cotton candy The creator of 'No Man's Sky' wrote a heartfelt note to fans — here it is Riding in a hot air balloon is the best way to see the crazy rock formations in Cappadocia ... ....
NASA releases stunning time-lapse video showing an entire year on Earth as seen from space
Edit AOL 21 Jul 2016
Mother Earth is a beautiful woman, there is no doubt about that ... RELATED ... Photo. Getty Images/Brand X ... Alamy ... Hot air balloons rise to the sky at sunrise in Cappadocia, central Turkey. Formed by gas bubbling through ash, Cappadocia has become a favorite site for tourists in hot air balloons who can slowly drift above the "fairy chimneys" of stone that are so soft that Byzantine Greeks carved subterranean cities out of them....
17 July Cancellation Flights (Turkish Airlines AO)
Edit Public Technologies 16 Jul 2016
(Source. Turkish Airlines AO) ... Attention ... Airport 22.10 ... 17/07/2016 TK 2006 (IST) Istanbul Ataturk Airport 06.15 (NAV) Nevsehir Cappadocia Airport 07.35 ... 17/07/2016 TK 6983 (NAV) Nevsehir Cappadocia Airport 18.15 (IST) Istanbul Ataturk Airport 19.30 ... 17/07/2016 TK 2005 (NAV) Nevsehir Cappadocia Airport 15.00 (IST) Istanbul Ataturk Airport 16.30. 17/07/2016 TK 2004 (IST) Istanbul Ataturk Airport 12.25 (NAV) Nevsehir Cappadocia Airport 13.50....
16 July Flight Cancellations (Turkish Airlines AO)
Edit Public Technologies 16 Jul 2016
16/07/2016 TK 2007 (NAV) Nevsehir Cappadocia Airport 08.30 (IST) Istanbul Ataturk Airport 10.00 ... 16/07/2016 TK 2006 (IST) Istanbul Ataturk Airport 06.15 (NAV) Nevsehir Cappadocia Airport 07.35 ... 16/07/2016 TK 6948 (DLM) Muğla Dalaman Dalaman Airport 07.30 (NAV) Nevsehir Cappadocia Airport 08.15 ... 16/07/2016 TK 2005 (NAV) Nevsehir Cappadocia Airport 15.00 (IST) Istanbul Ataturk Airport 16.30....
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