Which ancient building was built with better percision than modern construction?, page 2
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reply posted on 13-12-2011 @ 04:59 PM by Hanslune
Originally posted by metalshredmetal

can you link me to this "cern alignment" information that supposedly proves some "nonsense" in my post, of which you did not identify?


So are you saying that CERN cannot match a 1/2 inch accuracy in its foundation or set up of the collider which have to mix energy streams to a tolerance of .02mm ?

You also said that "we" can lift 5000 tons..with what technology? Howstuffworks.com proclaims modern cranes can only lift about 20 tons.


Your own link says 300 tons for a specific type of limited crane, here is a question for you; remember battleships and those cast turrets weighing 100+ tons - how did they move those from the foundry to the ship?

The present world record is 17,100 metric tons, so I was incorrect it has moved up from 5,000 tons.... but let me guess David Wilcocks told you to believe the number he made up and you aren't willing to check up on him?


I obviously provided all the references when I said it comes from david wilcocks book. Please dont be so close minded and eager to attack my post


Yes you did and pointed out how they were wrong. Just because DW writes something it doesn't blot out reality. Please learn not to believe what poor researched and educated fringe writers tell you, open up that box, open your mind and be skeptical, check what they are telling you. Get both sides of the story

So did you read the link dealing with the Parthenon?

edit on 13/12/11 by Hanslune because: Corrected decimal point placing



reply posted on 13-12-2011 @ 05:51 PM by punkinworks10
reply to post by metalshredmetal


Oh please, maximum crane capacity is only 20 tons, like Hans said max lift for a mobile crane is around 5000t for a stationary boom crane in the 17,000t range and for a bridge crane the largest is an astounding
21,000 metric tons.
And
1/2"(.500') per 440' accuracy is fantastic for the day but falls well shy of modern accuracy.
Stanford university's linear accelerator (SLAC) has a positional alignment accuracy of .0005" per 1440'.



reply posted on 13-12-2011 @ 06:02 PM by Hanslune
Originally posted by punkinworks10
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post by metalshredmetal


Oh please, maximum crane capacity is only 20 tons, like Hans said max lift for a mobile crane is around 5000t for a stationary boom crane in the 17,000t range and for a bridge crane the largest is an astounding
21,000 metric tons.
And
1/2"(.500') per 440' accuracy is fantastic for the day but falls well shy of modern accuracy.
Stanford university's linear accelerator (SLAC) has a positional alignment accuracy of .0005" per 1440'.


Howdy Punkinwork; long time no read. Yes the AE did a magnificent job of leveling the sites but they fall well short of modern tolerances


reply posted on 13-12-2011 @ 07:07 PM by metalshredmetal
Originally posted by Hanslune

So are you saying that CERN cannot match a 1/2 inch accuracy in its foundation or set up of the collider which have to mix energy streams to a tolerance of .02mm ?


i'm not saying that at all, i'm only saying that the great pyramid if giza has no one corner higher than the other.
I know what the LHC is and I would say that it is designed very differently from the pyramid.
please don't put words in my mouth.

Your own link says 300 tons for a specific type of limited crane, here is a question for you; remember battleships and those cast turrets weighing 100+ tons - how did they move those from the foundry to the ship?


yes i "remember" battleships. In fact my own mother worked at the Norfolk Naval Ship Yard and I saw these ships with my own eyes...they are pieced together while the hull of the ship is already floating on water. there is a special form of canal that the ship occupies until it is completed, then the canal function deposits the finished ship into open waters.


Yes you did and pointed out how they were wrong. Just because DW writes something it doesn't blot out reality. Please learn not to believe what poor researched and educated fringe writers tell you, open up that box, open your mind and be skeptical, check what they are telling you. Get both sides of the story


Oh, do you have a New York Times Bestseller that I need to know about? What makes you think he's not credible? Every single fact presented in his book is backed up with a scientific reference, it is not his opinion.

His book is cited with over 3,000 scientific studies and articles. If you took the time to read it you would know that you can't debunk his 3,000 references.

The Source Field Investigations hit #16 on the new york times bestseller list within a week of it's publishing, and David Wilcock is regularly interviewed by the History Channel as a scholar in esoteric and alien subject. As of this moment, The Source Field Investigations has 179 reviews on Amazon.com, 163 of which are rated 5 stars.

Relative to the majority of my post, what you have pointed out is meaningless. Obviously you are just a confused person who holds a grudge against David Wilcock for some strange reason. Have you nothing to say about the concept in my post? or can you only focus attention on these menial and unimportant details? Hate all you want, the science in his book will become mainstream science.

you've successfully derailed the thread with your bickering so it would be pointless to stay here. Areviour!

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reply posted on 13-12-2011 @ 10:39 PM by 8fl0z
reply to post by Hanslune



As an answer to your thread title...pretty much all of them, save for the romans and greeks, everyone else still has mostly intact ruins and ancient buildings.


reply posted on 13-12-2011 @ 11:33 PM by Hanslune
Originally posted by metalshredmetal

Oh, do you have a New York Times Bestseller that I need to know about? What makes you think he's not credible? Every single fact presented in his book is backed up with a scientific reference, it is not his opinion.


No I don't, does having a best seller make one creditable?

His book is cited with over 3,000 scientific studies and articles. If you took the time to read it you would know that you can't debunk his 3,000 references.


Actually I probably could, depends on the 'study' and how he interprets them, so what are they?

The Source Field Investigations hit #16 on the new york times bestseller list within a week of it's publishing, and David Wilcock is regularly interviewed by the History Channel as a scholar in esoteric and alien subject. As of this moment, The Source Field Investigations has 179 reviews on Amazon.com, 163 of which are rated 5 stars.


'Chariot of the Gods, Hancocks books and many other pseudoscientific books are often successful; people have always perferred fantasy and fiction to non-fiction and reality

Relative to the majority of my post, what you have pointed out is meaningless. Obviously you are just a confused person who holds a grudge against David Wilcock for some strange reason. Have you nothing to say about the concept in my post? or can you only focus attention on these menial and unimportant details? Hate all you want, the science in his book will become mainstream science.


I beg to differ; he is another fringe writer who plays fast and loose with facts and writes for other fringe believers, if the 'facts' you presented are representative of his research abilities I'd say he's as scientific as a box of frogs

you've successfully derailed the thread with your bickering so it would be pointless to stay here. Areviour!


Its my thread and I can demolish pseudo nonsense as it amuses me. Chiao friend - and don't believe everything fringe writers write - they become rich based on fringe believers refusal to do their own research.


reply posted on 13-12-2011 @ 11:36 PM by Hanslune
reply to post by aorAki





Such a short building period. Man, they must have been very talented, had a good amount of labour and played some mean kottabos in the evenings!


Yes the quality of the Parthenon is noteable. I've visit it several times, a most remarkable building. Interestingly enough its accuracy is better than the old pseudo-magnet of the Giza plateau - but the Parthenon is historic so a bit hard to claim for aliens and Atlanteans!


reply posted on 20-12-2011 @ 09:16 AM by mblahnikluver
Originally posted by lonewolf10
i'd have to say, puma punku in south america.
daveearley.hubpages.com...

i saw the ancient aliens episode on this city the other day and all i can say is, WOW!
they, whoever they were, were very highly advanced, much more than we ever thought.

i dont know if they really had help from aliens or not, but they definitely had some kind of advanced technology.

we dont know half of what we think we know about history.


I love Puma Punku! I would really like to visit one day. I went on Google Earth last night and went to Pumpa Punku. The pics people post on there are awesome! There are many more interesting pics via Google Earth with these sites than what they show on TV!

Puma Punku is amazing. It reminds me of a building that was knocked down. There is red color on some of the stones and I only say that via Google Earth. Amazing place indeed!



reply posted on 20-12-2011 @ 09:46 AM by St Udio
Carving the long vertical grooves, or flutes, that run down each of the Parthenon’s main columns was probably as costly as all the quarrying, hauling and assembly combined.


Read more:
www.smithsonianmag.com...






all those tall columns... that task likely employed a hundred stone carvers for 10 years of service
something like 2 carvers on each column with two shifts per day...

i wonder if they worked upward or carved the flutes downward


reply posted on 20-12-2011 @ 11:22 AM by EartOccupant
reply to post by Hanslune



I Agree in thinking those are stapled blocks, I think it would be easier to first staple them and make the pattern afterwards.

About the "copper" it was just a little sarcasm from my part, Mea culpa.

Did some Googling. sure looks like stapled disks, I remember also vaguely i did see it on a historical program about it.


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reply posted on 20-12-2011 @ 11:28 AM by RightWingAvenger
reply to post by Hanslune



They really should leave it alone. It can't be restored. They don't know what it looked like and they do not know how they built it.
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