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The Dakila Research Association was founded in 1999 to create a group for research and discoveries in general. Its founder, Urandir Fernandes de Oliveira, desired to unite curious people who would become great researchers in the future.
Dakila Research is one of the pillars of the Dakila Ecosystem, an umbrella created in 2021 that houses all the companies and entities under President Urandir's leadership. It is a physical structure (research center) that seeks people worldwide who want to contribute to advancing humanity.
Its main lines of research are:
Anomaly of the stars: can we believe everything they say about the sun, the moon, and the planets? Do we live in the solar system or the Earth system?
Urandir instigates simultaneous tests by the team that reveal facts ignored by those who only repeat what they read in books.
The concept of a convex Earth has sparked a wave of skepticism about our planet's traditional spherical shape, leading to various hypotheses based on individual levels of understanding. The existing theory, rooted in evidence but lacking concrete proof, is now scrutinized.
The Path of Peabiru is an area in the southeast of São Paulo with evidence of Peabiru, such as a possible geoglyph. Mapping is being done in São Paulo, and then the area will be explored with the help of drones and metal detectors. The research aims to find more artifacts and better identify the probable stories experienced there.
Ratanabá is the supposed first capital of the world. Six hundred million years ago, the first civilization on Earth, the Muriel, arrived. They settled here for approximately 150 million years, mapping and demarcating our planet without the intention of colonizing it. They lived where our Amazon Rainforest is today, with their empire as the center of all civilization, the capital of the world called Ratanabá.
Urandir Oliveira, with his Dakila Ecosystem, continues to seek information to deliver to humanity the reality that can change the course of history, science, and life.
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