Unusual Artifacts: 250-Million-Year-Old Stone With Microchip Discovered

MessageToEagle.com – We have on several occasions reported about remarkable ancient out-of-place artifacts very controversial in nature and cannot be explained by orthodox science.

It is time for yet another such remarkable object that simply defies explanation.

Russian scientists from Rostov-on-Don have discovered a stone with a “microchip” that according to preliminary findings is at least 250 million year-old.

Does this mean that once in the very distant past an unknown advanced civilization on Earth used microships?

The stone with a microchip was accidentally discovered by local fisherman Victor Morozov from Labinsk, a town in Krasnodar Krai, Russia.

Mr. Morozov gave the remarkable to stone to scientists so it could be properly investigated.

Researchers from the University of Southern Polytechnic Nowoczerkaskiej who studied the stone stated it contains traces of microprocessor technology. However, what technology was used to place the microchip inside the stone cannot be determined.

According to some geologists, an explanation of the origin of this phenomenal discovery is that this is the work of highly sophisticated civilization that was present on this planet long before us.

Of course, there are also experts who have different views on this discovery.

According to these theories, the alleged chip is only a part of a stem plant such as lilies. The unique shape resembling modern computer chip was created due to the cutting of the stone, which has left a unique ancient vascular system of the plant.

If you put your mind to it you can explain away all out-of-place artifacts in a similar manner. However, there are so many controversial ancient artifacts that offer clear evidence our ancestors were much more advanced than previously thought.

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