Information came from the Internet that scientists have finally discovered the secret of the construction of the Egyptian pyramids.
According to several sources at once,
The truth is somewhere near
And everything would be fine if there was no suspicion of a fake - the injection of false information. And the truth is, as always, somewhere nearby …
Nevertheless, independent researchers of the pyramids at Giza have long proved that people in ancient times could control gravity - that's all.
Moreover, there is plenty of indirect evidence that this is possible in principle.
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Levitating stones
For example, you can turn to the levitating stones of the Indian village of Shivapur, which is located near the city of Pune, 200 kilometers from Bombay.
Not far from the local temple there are two stones - 55 and 41 kilograms.
It is difficult to imagine, but both of them can be easily lifted with your fingers: in the first case by eleven men, in the second - by nine.
Only in this case, you need to follow certain rules:
- strict number of lifters for each stone
- simultaneous recitation of their prayers.
And the stones then easily rise to a height of two meters, and those participating in these experiments say that at this time there is a rose petal on the finger, and not a heavy cobblestone.
Gravity can be controlled
Researchers of all stripes have tried many times to unravel the mystery of these levitating stones - and what theories have not been put forward about this, and the truth remains only that gravity is controllable: you only need to know how to control it.
In ancient times - they knew, but modern man - has lost this knowledge … And yet, we will not be entirely right, saying that modern man cannot rule.
There lived in the last century such a unique Edward Lidskalninsh, who fled to the USA from Latvia from unrequited love. He unraveled the secret of the construction of the Egyptian pyramids, having built alone a complex of stone blocks, many of which cannot be lifted with a crane (especially considering the technique of the first half of the 20th century).
