Blurred Fortress Star

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Object reference

As you can see, this is a fortress-star. And in this place! This is the Caspian lowland. Look more closely - the fortress (or rather, its surviving part) stands on the edge of a cliff. And the impression is that this cliff was created by the sea or flood waters that washed away the shores.

West. Giant ravines or canyons from streams of water.

The place is to the south. Huge cliffs

Such a picture over a long section of the eastern coast of the Caspian

Here, the descending masses are especially clearly visible, it is quite possible that mudflows. They look like "rushes" into the valley below. Link

Thanks to

pashekot I post the additions. This object has a historical name. This is Novoaleksandrovsky-Fort:

This is what is left of it … If this is an outer contour (visible on space images), then this is probably protection from the cavalry of the nomads.

Here is a comment from the source:

Official information on this fort:

And this is the view from the cliff down. Structures are visible, which are visible on images from space.

The landscape is like on Mars. The similarities are enormous. Or maybe it is also in the processes that took place here and there?

View of buildings near

And the Caspian lowland itself is smooth as glass

Let's take a look at what this area looks like in photographs.

Mangistau district, Kazakhstan. This is how these places look.

Stone-sand masses

Caspian Sea, Kaidak Bay. A little further north

Landscape of the Caspian Lowland:

Water erosion is visible, it is here without powerful streams that change the landscape.

This is a view from the other side, bottom view, from the level of the ancient bottom

Here once stood the water of the Caspian Sea or streams of water

The road descending into the lowland of the Caspian Sea. Link

Photo for comparison of scale and height difference

The bottom of the former sea with the banks on the horizon

View from the plane of these places

Terraces. Apparently the water was leaving slowly

Plateau in the Mangystau region. Everything below was washed with water.

Bayganinsky district, Kazakhstan

Chink of Western Ustyurt

ur Boszhira

Only powerful streams of water could "dig" this into the ground. And by the scale of the event, the American Grand Canyon is resting.

This is a very revealing photograph. The water level practically hid this land island, which was turned from all sides, but the water partially covered (maybe occasionally) from above and rivers flowed along the surface of the island, cutting through the channels

Mangistau district, Kazakhstan.

View from the Golbonshe hillock

You can imagine how much rock (soil) from such a vast territory was washed away, leaving such islets!

This is to the north. Beyneu region, Kazakhstan. Traces of huge streams

Further north. Ustyurt plateau

Many who have recently read my posts will have questions about the flood that I am describing here. This can be found in the posts under the "Flood" tag. And in particular about Caspian I have no unequivocal versions of what caused such a powerful cataclysm. There are opinions about the fall of the asteroid, pole shifts, and repeated and regularly repeated, the breakthrough of a huge glacial lake in the north. Perhaps a similar cataclysm has occurred in our history more than once. This is evidenced by the following. Here is an ancient map of the Caspian:

On early maps, it has an oval shape, slightly elongated in latitude, in contrast to its modern form, where the waters of the Caspian Sea stretch from north to south.

Something happened:

They say that these are thoughts, considerations of cartographers of that time and this map has nothing to do with reality. But what should these conclusions be based on?