Scientists Have Just Announced That Something Has Been Burning In Australia For Over 6,000 Years

Scientists have just announced that something has been burning in Australia for over 6,000 years. Today, we take a look at what has been burning in Australia for thousands of years.

The quest for more complete knowledge of our planet and the universe that it orbits in has ignited many amazing discoveries throughout the years. In fact, some of the things that scientists have uncovered or accomplished over the years are so astounding as to sound almost unbelievable.

When you think of long-lasting natural landmarks that have been around for thousands of years, the first thing to come to mind might be Mount Everest or the Thames.

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[kenwebster]

"Scientists Have Just Announced" Seriously, I visited Burning Mountain after completing the HSC in 1975, & It is widely accepted that the first European to see the smoke there was a farm hand named Smart in 1828. So just what do you mean by "Just announced"?

[tggggg]

I'm from Australia and we have never been told anything about this issue wow

[michaelel]

How do they know it was burning for 6, 000 years 🤷🏿‍♂️

[potterteksmith]

Much the same as the Centralia fire in Pennsylvania USA except that it had a 'natural' initiation like lightning, bushfire or both. It's well known here in Oz among ppl who've been around a while.

[kubhlaikhan]

Makes the fuss over coal burning power stations look like a storm in a teacup doesn't it.

[runedrejer]

Fusion tecnology is always 20 years away, and its been that for 50 years..
Hope they succeed

[RM-edif]

Why are they trying to recreate the power of the sun? That doesn't sound like a good idea.

[joecaner]

These fusion research projects are effectively the Keynesian equivalent of paying some people dig holes and others to fill them in, but instead of ditch diggers, they are employing physicists, engineers and constructions conglomerates.

[ruthiematteson]

I bet this is the place where Hell got it's reputation.

[qxneepc]

It’s called weather modification, HARRP or cloud seeding

[stevewiles]

I wouldn't call a Eucalyptus forest idyllic.

[jamesschafferius]

I have actually seen one of these in Queensland, Australia.

[snivla]

Can the East reaction be harnessed to generate electricity yet at an energetic gain ? I am really wondering about this technology because when humans can sustain this and harness it for electricity it will not only power our civilisation very cleanly with very little if no nuclear waste it will be sustainable electricity and more importantly it will power the future space craft as we now use fission in submarines . This will take us to the stars whether it be a generational spacecraft we build with the technology or some power hungry exotic engine we could build to be able to manipulate space/time . This is what the whole planet should be working toward not who gets there first.

[emrek]

Everyone: global warming is going to kill us all!
China: hey let's make the earth into a new sun.

[leeworks]

Are there voids left underground from the fires?

[alexdesousa]

I look forward to the day we have free energy. Although I don't believe it'll be free for any of us.

[mattmccusker]

I remember seeing articles years ago that discussed mans ability to ignite our atmosphere, 130million°C seems pretty hot, do we know how hot the temp would have to be to do that?

[seekter-kafa]

wow, why i never heard about this phenomenon... strange

[carolstapleton]

The Titanic disaster started like this too: spontaneous combustion by storing fuel needed for the voyage in unsatisfactory conditions for the storage of such fuel. End of….

[blahblah]

You should do a Video for The SAFIRE PROJECT. They have been recreated the Sun based on the Electric Universe Theory for almost 10 years, including transmutation of elements. One being Titanium. Which helps explain why there are such high levels of it on one specific area of the moon. Now it is working with Aureon, a Clean Energy reactor.
It is really quite amazing
They were achieving 7% input and getting 100% output back in 2018-19.