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Originally posted by NullVoid
No, misleading and wrong assumption. It was a big grave.
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Originally posted by Sinny
I would just like to say to anyone who's going to reply with a one liner telling me it is a grave:
To provide me with proof it was a grave....I think you might get stuck
Originally posted by NullVoid
No, misleading and wrong assumption. It was a big grave.
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(From Sinny)
Many tourists have climbed to the top, which is not an easy journey. One such person was Sir Siemen’s, a British inventor. He climbed to the top with his Arab guides. One of his guides called attention to the fact that when he raised his hand with outspread fingers, he would hear an acute ringing noise. Siemen raised his index finger and felt a distinct prickling sensation.
He also received an electric shock when he tried to drink from a bottle of wine that he had brought with him. Being a scientist, Siemen than moistened a newspaper and wrapped it around the wine bottle to convert it into a Leyden jar (an early form of a capacitor). When he held it above his head, it became charged with electricity. Sparks then were emitted from the bottle.
One of the Arab guides got frightened and thought Siemen was up to some witchcraft and attempted to seize Siemen’s companion. When Siemen’s noticed this, he pointed the bottle towards the Arab and gave him such a shock that it knocked the Arab to the ground almost rendering him unconscious. When he recovered, he took off down the pyramid shouting loudly. What kind of natural phenomena on the top of the Great Pyramid could produce such an electo-static effect? It would be interesting to conduct additional physics experiments on the top of the Great Pyramid.
Originally posted by Sinny
reply to post by DavidWillts
OMG!! His article did mention the time difference and the correlation of the stars!!
Coming from the guy getting his info from childrens websites....I'm gunna give up talking to you....right about now.
At the northwest corner of the triangle is the Tomb of the Birds (NC2), the entrance to the aforementioned cave system, rediscovered after nearly 200 years of obscurity by Egyptological researcher Nigel Skinner-Simpson and the author, and entered by them for the first time in March 2008.
www.drhawass.com...
Andrew Collins and Nigel Skinner-Simpson came to Egypt in order to rediscover the tomb. They thought that they were the first to fully explore the tomb although it had been found almost two centuries ago and has been explored and reported by many scholars....
t can be clearly shown that this tomb has been entered recently due to finds of modern debris and gypsum plaster coating the walls, as well as the modern lighting found in one of the chambers. Also, this tomb is known to have been used as a storeroom by George Reisner during his excavations at Giza in the 1910’s to 1920’s.
My academic opinion, based on the offical report, is that this is likely a catacomb cut during the Graeco-Roman Period that was used for the burial of sacred animals, similar to the catacombs at Saqqara and Tuna el-Gebel. These burials of sacred animals are well known in Egyptological literature, and were made for the purpose of offering to the gods, they have nothing to do with the idea of a lost civilization or other unscientific ideas that people come up with and circulate on the Internet.
www.tfcbooks.com...
"It is intended to give practical demonstrations of these principles with the plant illustrated. As soon as completed, it will be possible for a business man in New York to dictate instructions, and have them instantly appear in type at his office in London or elsewhere. He will be able to call up, from his desk, and talk to any telephone subscriber on the globe, without any change whatever in the existing equipment. An inexpensive instrument, not bigger than a watch, will enable its bearer to hear anywhere, on sea or land, music or song, the speech of a political leader, the address of an eminent man of science, or the sermon of an eloquent clergyman, delivered in some other place, however distant. In the same manner any picture, character, drawing, or print can be transferred from one to another place. Millions of such instruments can be operated from but one plant of this kind. More important than all of this, however, will be the transmission of power, without wires, which will be shown on a scale large enough to carry conviction. These few indications will be sufficient to show that the wireless art offers greater possibilities than any invention or discovery heretofore made, and if the conditions are favorable, we can expect with certitude that in the next few years wonders will be wrought by its application."
Originally posted by dude69
Hah...this is the video I watched right after the one I posted. No science buff aswell, but damn interesting.
Also would explain why everybody's so crazy about the arc of the covenant.edit on 31-3-2012 by dude69 because: (no reason given)
4) The REQUIREMENTS on knowledge of principles and of operation and design of a system, always surpasses the requirements of just building or integrating the system. You cannot build an engine, by just knowing the mechanics - you need to know the whole theory, principles of operation, transfer that to operational concept - and from that then to the actual design.
5) This leads at least myself to the conclusion, the Giza Pyramid was NOT built by some semi-nomadic, or barely civilized culture.
The task of mere building, let alone to design and what knowledge that required - is way more than bare farmers might have contributed.
This leads to conclusion, Pyramids were not built using the knowledge which traditional Egyptians had 2,500 BC
but with knowledge derived from some substantially older and MORE ADVANCED culture and its knowledge. Or that some Egyptians had INHERITED this knowledge. But in any case they did not develop this knowledge.
Originally posted by ancientthunder
reply to post by Sinny
hair contains crystals, where ever there is a flow of water or blood a current is generated. Wether it be under the earth or beneath your skull.
Originally posted by NullVoid
No, misleading and wrong assumption. It was a big grave.
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Originally posted by Buddha1098
reply to post by Sinny
Want a better theory?
www.andrewcollins.com...
I personally believe the Egyptians had rudimentary forms of electricity, but the pyramid being a wireless transmitter of power is a pretty extraordinary claim. I have yet to see extra ordinary evidence to back it up.