Meltology Team
Pioneers of Meltology
Researchers and friends of meltology
Meltology is not an individual project. It is a collaborative international exploration of reality that emerges from observation, field research, image analysis and knowledge exchange. On this site I present colleagues who are actively involved in developing a meltological perspective, bringing their own discoveries, documenting sites and pushing the understanding of molten brick structures further.
Each has their own journey, their own findings and their own way of interpreting phenomena that the common view overlooks. We are united by our interest in the physical evidence, the transitional phases of melting and the places where it can be clearly established that these are not geological phenomena but destroyed architectural structures.
Below you will find profiles of the individual researchers - their focus, major discoveries, achievements and links to their work.
Meltology grows thanks to those who look closely.
If you know … YOU KNOW. Faketeen hundreds and lieteen hundreds. Look at this meltolithic nonsense. To nobody’s surprise. RMFB every day of the week and twice on Red Brick Saturdays. Not some of it - All of it! Put that in your brick pipe and smoke it.
🇺🇸 Kurtis47
I am an active boots on the ground explorer that enjoys finding melted and transitioned red brick structures, as well as busting false historical narratives. I am currently engaged to TheTruthSeeker69, also known as Meltology101. I also take great pride in supporting other meltology members , especially newcomers.
My biggest discovery is the electromagnetic pattern that I see throughout the destruction, from both the macro and the micro scale. I consider it to be the undeniable "fingerprint" of the X factor event.
My biggest achievement has been teaching the knowledge of Meltology to a few select individuals.