Jan 6, 2019
Aurora Borealis by Alexander Kuznetsov via spaceweather.com |
"Serpent Effigy" boulders and dry-laid walls on Overlook Mountain, NY |
Museum of the American Indian. Obsidian Mirror is the black circle on the upper right |
Demonstrating the reflectivity of the mirror |
Granite-carved object, said to be a "yoke" of some kind |
Note the difference in quality between the sculpture and the "yoke" |
'Em'r ducks From Lovelock Cave |
Overhead map of the Serapeum, with Serapeum Box locations marked and numbered |
Serapeum Entrance |
One of the Serapeum boxes |
Serapeum box with "relative size people" |
Rough hewn box still in the tunnel. Not much room to get hundreds of slaves and ropes around that thing |
Christopher Dunn, measuring precision inside one of the boxes |
Precision between box and lid |
The infamous "Core #7", note the feed rate lines circling the core |
Feed rate lines inside a core bore |
Another core bore with visible feed marks |
Zoom in on this image to see the incredibly thin core drill width that is being pointed out |
More evidence of advanced Computer Numerical Control(CNC) machining on Giza |
...and still more evidence |
"Ramses II"(if that's who this really is) colossal statue facial symmetry |
Facial symmetry evidence of tool diameter symmetry |
Tool diameter symmetry in the z axis |
Giza plateau basalt sheathing slabs |
Flat basalt slabs cut to fit eroded limestone below |
Basalt sheathing |
Ba'albek Trilithon - The three blocks marked in red. Note relative size people on the ground below |
Ba'albek Trilithon - the weights listed are way on the low end of possibility. These blocks are probably closer to 1100-1200 tons |
More impossiblocks at Ba'albek |
"Stone of the Pregnant Woman" in the Ba'albek quarry, 1 kilometer from the site. Until recently was the largest known cut stone ever made |
Stone of the Pregnant Woman, relative size people |
Another perspective on the Stone of the Pregnant Woman |
The EVEN LARGER blocks found below the Stone of the Pregnant Woman |
Another enormous cut stone, partway between the quarry and the site |
Someone was MOVING this block through the mountains, when they suddenly dropped it, left, and never returned. It has not moved since |