The Museum of the South American city of Lima keeps a mysterious fragment of a past civilization, which is a headache for the minds of all scientists.
The artifact, dubbed DISCO COLGANTE, looks like a disc with curved slots and notched rays extending from the center of the disc.
Moreover, this artifact outwardly resembles a stylized image of our native galaxy - the Milky Way.
The hole in one of the beams of the disc is truly amazing. It clearly indicates the real location of our Sun in the galaxy.
Scientists were struck by the fact that a thickening was made in the center of the disc. This property of all spiral galaxies was discovered quite recently using ultra-modern equipment and sophisticated calculations. Indeed, in order to personally see the thickening of the galaxy towards its center, it is necessary to observe the galaxy from several angles, which is simply impossible at the moment.
This artifact posed a very serious question for the entire scientific community: "Where did the Indians get such knowledge about the structure of our Milky Way and the exact location of the native Sun in its spirals?"
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Maybe it's time to combine all the artifacts that do not fit into the general theory of human development and look at history from a different angle?