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The Pyramidical Silence
A description of the decay of mountains in connection to the end of cosmos. Man is described in a geological timescale; they are alien visitors.
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A description of the decay of mountains in connection to the end of cosmos. Man is described in a geological timescale; they are alien visitors.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Documentary
Written By:Anders Elsrud Hultgreen
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Runtime:25 minutes
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