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Originally posted by Ramcheck
Originally posted by DISRAELI
PS "Campbell is urging members of the public to come along and see for themselves".
Playing up the "spiritual" angle attracts curious visitors to the museum. The object of the exercise?
Agreed, it's most probably just a PR stunt by the museum to get more visitors in.
Originally posted by IvanAstikov
Originally posted by Ramcheck
Originally posted by DISRAELI
PS "Campbell is urging members of the public to come along and see for themselves".
Playing up the "spiritual" angle attracts curious visitors to the museum. The object of the exercise?
Agreed, it's most probably just a PR stunt by the museum to get more visitors in.
They've been a bit slow getting their-money spinning scheme moving then, seeing as they've had the video evidence since last month.
Originally posted by IvanAstikov
Originally posted by Ramcheck
Originally posted by DISRAELI
PS "Campbell is urging members of the public to come along and see for themselves".
Playing up the "spiritual" angle attracts curious visitors to the museum. The object of the exercise?
Agreed, it's most probably just a PR stunt by the museum to get more visitors in.
They've been a bit slow getting their-money spinning scheme moving then, seeing as they've had the video evidence since last month.
Originally posted by KingIcarus
Just for info, the museum is free to visit. Donations are welcome though.
Originally posted by evc1shop
They could try putting it in a different location within the same cabinet and observe, or put a piece of felt under it to absorb vibration or make up for any surface to surface imperfections.
They could try putting it in another location within the building and observe it.
I believe that the people being around it is a red herring and not a factor at all. If the museum has any holidays where it is closed, perhaps they could observe it via camera then.
It spins in a circle, not sure if it is turning around an axis with precision to never leave the spot it is in but if so, that would probably mean that the middle of the bottom has a slight point to it. Maybe lay a machinists straight edge across it and look for imperfections.
Does it always track in the same direction? Wouldn't people cause a more random movement depending on the force, direction and proximity with which they walk?
Does the direction that it rotates follow the sunlight or darkness, maybe the statue wants to be in the dark, that may explain it not moving at night
Who knows, it could be tracking a mother ship or some other event. Perhaps someone should check for signs of abnormal activity around the pyramids, especially the Sphinx, maybe that passageway under it is starting to open.