Only one named person ever actually examined it, a Young Earth Creationist named Ron Calais who took the X-ray and a few pictures. It's been long lost nobody can find any of its original discoverers and no proper analysis of it was ever done while it existed.
Unfortunately, the real secret of the Coso Artifact is that we don't really know anything about it. Rocks take a very long time to form, certainly a lot longer than 40 years so the Coso Artifact has become an icon of OOPArts, and is popularly believed to constitute an insoluble problem. Spark plug collectors all agree that the object inside the rock, as depicted in the one existing X-ray, is a 1920s Champion spark plug. It became known as the Coso Artifact, named for the Coso Range of mountains in which it was found. When they put their specimens under the diamond blade saw to cut them open, one of them jammed the blade. In 1961, three people were out collecting geodes and other interesting rocks for the rock and gem shop they operated in Olancha, CA, little more than a truck stop in the Owens Valley west of Death Valley. So let's see if any of the other famous examples fit the bill. No misidentification nothing open to interpretation just solid physical evidence that changes our understanding.
This is the model we hope to see for all candidate OOPArts. Since it was found, other artifacts have continued to fill in the gaps. The find turned out to be really important, and we changed our models of ancient technology as a result. The Antikythera Mechanism, featured in episode 184, was a Greek clockwork mechanism found in a shipwreck, and it did indeed represent knowledge that was about a thousand years off from our previous understanding. Not all turn out to be misidentifications. Some believed they proved the existence of an ancient culture of aliens others actually studied the pipes and found that they not only weren't very pipe-like, they were simply petrified wood and bamboo that had washed into a basin and later solidified. The Baigong Pipes, featured in episode 181, were said to be a network of metal pipes buried in native rock said to be 150,000 years old. Two of the best known have already been covered in previous Skeptoid episodes. Instead we want hard, physical proof of items that couldn't and shouldn't exist, but do. We're not going to include these today because they're most likely misinterpretations. One example is a pictograph from Egypt that some say shows an electric lamp. A lot of objects that show up on published lists consist of artworks - sculptures or carvings - that make ambiguous depictions, which some interpret as being out of place. In this episode we're going to take a quick look at some of the most famous OOPArts and see what's known about each, and hopefully see if we have enough information to conclude that known history must be wrong. Some take this to its apparently logical next step, and believe that OOPArts prove history wrong. An OOPArt, by definition, is one that contradicts our existing understanding of history. Such objects have become known as out of place artifacts, or "OOPArts" for short.
#REDDIT RELIC HUNTERS LEGEND PROFESSIONAL#
Throughout recorded history, diggers - both amateur and professional - have been finding objects that appear to be modern or made of advanced materials, but are located in old rock or other places where they shouldn't, or couldn't, be. In fact, upon closer inspection, it definitely shouldn't be there. They want more people to play together with.Today we're going outside with pick axe and shovel in hand, dig through some ancient strata, and unearth something that looks like it shouldn't be there. At this point, the Alpha backers have been playing the game for a year already. Originally we planned to let more people in during the Beta, but it’s taking way longer than we had predicted. If you purchased our Kickstarter on the sub-$40 tier, or if you purchased our $20 Founders pack, this is your entry point! We will let in everybody who has ever supported us. “Our Alpha build for Relic Hunters Legend has a confirmed release date of June 22nd. Now developer Rogue Snail is expanding Alpha players. Allowing fans to get a glimpse of early gameplay. Going out to all their Alpha tier backers after the campaign ended. The developer also released a Multiplayer Game Demo. Relic Hunters Legend ended the Kickstarter raising a total of $55,185 USD. Since the games Alpha is already available to backers.
#REDDIT RELIC HUNTERS LEGEND PC#
Relic Hunters Legend has an Alpha support release coming to Steam in Linux and Windows PC games.
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