Put a Battery in the Sarcaphagus.......

originally posted by: Blue Shift

originally posted by: gLuEBoY
And what would I be ignoring?

If you're thinking of the Baghdad Battery, it's pretty much been ascertained that it was a small, waterproof jug containing a scroll that rotted away a long time ago. The scroll was wound around a copper rod and sealed with more metal.

And dated to around 100 C.E.

Harte

originally posted by: Bedlam

originally posted by: Blue Shift
No motors, no lights.

No motorcars. Not a single luxury.

And the rest.

Harte

a reply to: tinymind


The GP was probably something to do with the ARK. In the Bible their is a statement that says. "In Egypt at the cross roads their is a temple to God that was built before the flood"..( Giza means cross roads.) The missing top of the sarcophagus, seems to be a dead ringer for the stone at the centre of the Mecca pilgrimage. Religions evolve, like tales in the telling.

a reply to: Bedlam


True, but with an alignment of the Sun and Moon, the tides on the seas increase, and also the tides on the land, which cause a rise in some places of six inches, a piezo electric effect would be enhanced after it recompresses, it would go with the Telluric flow.
We could really get into this, and say the only glue that holds reality together is space time, if space time changes so does reality. Because reality as we know it need a linear flow of time. So if the alignment of an eclipse, causes a gravity distortion at the focus, its also a space time distortion which might be the theatre required for an ancient religion.

a reply to: anonentity

Yep. Now were getting it
The lid on this sarcophagus is not the meteor at the center of Mecca though . The lid on the sarcophagus could be the lid on the ARK. Those Hebrews got messed up carrying the ARK. And it makes a lot of sense.

Moses went and got the ARK because it was POWERFUL. It knocked down the Wall .

Those guys holding it got all messed up.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Bedlam


I disagree, the rocks of all the various sorts, randomly assembled by probability, would in certain places act as capacitors, and store a charge. Places where their is a high metal content in the soil for instance. Lightning ridge Australia for one.

Not at all. Capacitors require conductors with large surface areas separated by a dielectric. And at any rate, magnetotelluric currents aren't going to arrange themselves to charge a capacitor. The voltages are quite low. And they'd be quite a few meters down. Nothing's going to charge up a pointy rock to hundreds of kV.

originally posted by: Blue Shift
I'm just trying to make the crazy theory work. Giant static electric spark from the apex of the Great Pyramid might have been pretty impressive, although impractical.

Perhaps there was a wad of slaves working a big Wimshurst machine in the basement, but not likely.

originally posted by: anonentity
We could really get into this, and say the only glue that holds reality together is space time, if space time changes so does reality.

Examples needed. Other, of course, than what we call 'gravity'.

Because reality as we know it need a linear flow of time. So if the alignment of an eclipse, causes a gravity distortion at the focus, its also a space time distortion which might be the theatre required for an ancient religion.

Time isn't uniform anywhere. Eclipses don't have a focus. Local gravity isn't a hell of a lot different during an eclipse than at any other time.

a reply to: Bedlam


Something charges up lightning to millions of KV's, over the Earth their are thousands of strikes a minute. The potential difference between the bottom of a tree and the top is the customary 1.5 volts. So vast potential difference do occur. Sometimes with the right conditions balls of electrons form. If you get near one, the OZ effect seems to occurs. That's the woo, as I see it, the fuzzy time state of the electron, causes a perceptual change in reality. Reality is a perceptual thing.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Bedlam


True, but with an alignment of the Sun and Moon, the tides on the seas increase, and also the tides on the land, which cause a rise in some places of six inches, a piezo electric effect would be enhanced after it recompresses, it would go with the Telluric flow.

You appear to have a misconception concerning the piezoelectric effect.
When crystals are put under strain (such as the "rise" you describe,) they emit electrons. When the strain is taken off (your recompression,) they take in the same amount of electrons that they had previously emitted.
There is no current, and no lasting effect.

Harte

a reply to: Harte


You might like to check that statement. Because it also applies to an electric generator.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Bedlam


Something charges up lightning to millions of KV's, over the Earth their are thousands of strikes a minute.

Yes, but it's not magnetotelluric currents.

The potential difference between the bottom of a tree and the top is the customary 1.5 volts. So vast potential difference do occur.

These two statements don't seem to go together as a predicate and a result - trees have small potential differences .. so .. vast potential differences occur. Not seeing it. I have a D cell in my hand .. so .. lightning happens?

Sometimes with the right conditions balls of electrons form. If you get near one, the OZ effect seems to occurs. That's the woo, as I see it, the fuzzy time state of the electron, causes a perceptual change in reality. Reality is a perceptual thing.

Electrons tend to repel each other if you have a lot of them and they can get away. This is why you can't have big potential differences underground where things are wet and somewhat conductive.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Harte


You might like to check that statement. Because it also applies to an electric generator.

In fact, it doesn't. Read it again.
Any piezoelectric effect arising from tides would create static electricity, and the number of electrons emitted would be limited, in direct proportion to the amount of strain.

A generator produces a continuous current until it is turned off.

Harte

a reply to: Bedlam


"Tend to repel", their would be a null zone when they are in proximity where they are stable, if a mass of them had formed, and the surrounding environment was negatively charged, they would form a ball, that would be stable as the outside negative charge compressed them, Into a round space depending on that pressure and the amount of electrons that were getting compressed. Ball lightning is probably stable for a time because of some sort of surface tension. Like a bolt of lightning starts to arc, then for some reason stops in mid-flight, it would form a ball of electrons, that would tend to visually glow in the ultra violet/ micro wave length. Hence reports of burning and disorientation. A real reality # if you got to close.

a reply to: Harte


So your saying the continuous increase and decrease in pressure on rocks wont pump electrons?

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Harte


So your saying the continuous increase and decrease in pressure on rocks wont pump electrons?

In and out of the rocks. If they are crystalline.

Harte

a reply to: Harte


No argument there.

I have seen many new age stuff that would sell various copper pyramids or pyramids with copper coils in them. There was never any basis for the claims unlike crystals that do give off small small energy I guess u can test on an electricity meter.

However I am more inclined to believe what people have pointed out before about the pyramids in Mexico and Egypt being laid in a grid just like an electrical circuit.

It's more of a physical metaphor however. Like we are the electricity and like a computer certain processes require electricity to go through the circuit and be distributed as needed. I've thought of this like how and when people visit pyramids. Either when your young or maybe at an age of achievement when you can afford the time and money to go. These times are also changing times in your lives and visiting these major places must have some unseen, unmeasured profound effect on us. My theory is after visiting our life changes directions just as electricity in a circuit.

The question is can this only be said about the pyramids or does other places do the same thing like Stonehenge?

Is the energy tangible and alive and we make it by visiting and are we following trace energies and even coming in contact with spirits of those times when visiting? Thus effecting and changing us without our knowledge even.




a reply to: gLuEBoY