Please post links in regards to the original siting and some background info because i have never heard of a "white pyramid" (sounds doubtfull right
off the bat)
Originally posted by donk_316
Please post links in regards to the original siting and some background info because i have never heard of a "white pyramid" (sounds doubtfull right off the bat)
It is now known, thanks to efforts of Chris Maier, that the particular pyramid shown in the photo is the Maoling Mausoleum of emperor Wu of Han, just outside of Xi'an.
Originally posted by Marduk
see theres this atmospheric phenomena called frost
perhaps youve heard of it
Too bad the Chinese won't let us go look at them
Originally posted by Marduk
you'll soon see what they are actually called by the people who built them

Originally posted by zorgon
Last I checked "Pyramid" simply refers to the SHAPE
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In 875 at an age of 65 years, Ibn Firnas built his own hang glider, and launched himself from the Mount of the Bride (Jabal al-'arus) in the Rusafa Area, near Córdoba. The flight was largely successful, and was widely observed by a crowd that he had invited.
