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Scientists Can't Explain Why These 12 Ancient Ruins Are MELTED

Wood burns at 800°C. Granite melts at 1,200°C. So why are there hundreds of ancient stone forts and megacities across the globe that look like a giant took a blowtorch to them? Mainstream archaeology claims ancient people used "wood fires" to melt solid granite mountains. But modern physics and the laws of thermodynamics completely forbid this. From the radioactive green glass of the Libyan Desert to the totally vaporized ruins of the Indus Valley, we are looking at evidence of impossible thermal heat, directed plasma energy, or ancient cataclysms that history has deliberately forgotten. Welcome back to Oddly Explained. Today, we are diving into the Meltology theory and uncovering 12 ancient ruins melted by temperatures modern science cannot explain. Stick around for #1... it changes everything you know about human history. 👇 WHAT DO YOU THINK? Are we looking at natural solar plasma events, ancient high-tech warfare, or just really good ancient campfires? Let me know your "Tribe" in the comments!