223K views · 6K reactions | Mainstream archaeologists claim nomadic hunter-gatherers built Göbekli Tepe—but does that make sense? A society of small bands, constantly on the move, with no surplus food or labor, somehow found the time and resources to carve and erect multi-ton megaliths...and bury them again. Maybe we don’t know as much about ancient history as we think. | The Randall Carlson | Facebook

Step into the mystery of Atlantis this November with Randall Carlson, Brad Young, and the Grimerica team on the Azores: Search for Atlantis Tour 2025. For 12 days, explore volcanic islands, ancient megaliths, and ruins that hint at civilizations erased from history. This is not just a tour — it’s a guided quest with renowned researchers, fellow seekers, and breathtaking landscapes where myth and science intersect. ✨Limited seats remain for this unforgettable journey. 📆 November 4–16, 2025 🎟️ R

272K views · 4.4K reactions | Join me at Cosmic Summit in June. Use code “Randall” for 10% off. https://cosmicsummit.com/ You don’t melt 6 million cubic miles of ice because “it got a little warmer.” Something happened 12,800 years ago—something fast, violent, and massively energetic. Astronomers call it the Younger Dryas. Geologists call it an energy paradox. Whatever it was, it ended the Ice Age—and if it happened today? We’d be screwed. | The Randall Carlson | Facebook

Astronauts aboard the ISS are testing the future of life beyond Earth. Their work spans space agriculture, algae cultivation, bone and radiation studies, and even the toughest lifeform on Earth — the tardigrade. Each experiment is a step toward answering the ultimate question: how can humanity survive and thrive long-term in space? | The Randall Carlson