Answer/spoiler
It’s the base of a cooling tower of the abandoned, unfinished Phipps Bend Nuclear Plant in Tennessee
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2590 A.D archaeologists:
This was clearly a sacred place for sacrifices to the Sun God.
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They made Stonehenge more rigid. :rocz-yes:
The actual Stonehenge is the remains of a neolithic nuclear power plant’s cooling tower. They can’t hide the truth from us forever.
its weird how it looks like an illustration despite the fact that its not
My eye went right to the image and I was about to skip the tweet because I assumed it was some screengrab from a video game and I’m not a gamer. But I ended up reading the tweet anyway. And now I wish that was frp, a video game because it could be a game that might intrigue me enough to play it.
it looks like it could fit right into a cool text based adventure game about some mysterious lost alien race doing weird underground science or something
I don’t know why I’m not a gamer but something like this “some mysterious lost alien race doing weird underground science or something” could get me gaming.
Landing port for for our alien saviors. They’ll come just before the nukes start flying. I got one, would welcome them with open arms:hexbear-posadist:
Looks like the foundation of a cooling-tower.
