There are many giant geoglyphs on Earth, the origin and purpose of which still remain a mystery to both academic scientists and researchers of the unknown. The most famous of these is the huge Andean candelabrum that is located on the Pacific coast of Peru. It is believed that no one will be able to unravel the secret of its creation. Let's try to reveal it using the "Alien Code".
Who Created the Giant Sign?
The Andean candelabrum is a geoglyph dug into the sandy side of a large hill on the Paracas Peninsula, in the Gulf of Pisco (Peru). Its length is 180 m (in other sources it is called 210 and even 250 m). The depth of the relief is from 1 m to 50 cm. Outwardly, this geoglyph really looks like a candelabrum for candles, from which it got its name. It is visible from the sea at a distance of 12 miles, from which the most widespread hypothesis appeared that the geoglyph played the role of a kind of beacon.
There is no consensus on who and when created this giant sign. An ancient pottery workshop of the Paracas culture has been discovered not far from the Andean candelabrum. Radiocarbon dating dates pottery found in the same area to 200 BC. e., and therefore archaeologists decided not to rack their brains and dated the creation of the geoglyph to the same historical period. That's all "science".
Quite often we see attempts by conservative-minded representatives of the scientific community to use like a sideways the notorious principle of Occam's razor, according to which "there is no need to multiply the number of entities beyond the necessary." Or rather, one should not consider the so-called exotic hypotheses and theories if one can explain this or that phenomenon or artifact by facts already known to science. And it doesn't matter if these facts do not really explain and prove anything, and often even contradict common sense! The main thing is that in the established dogmas of science there should be no unwanted "mental quakes" or even more revolutions.
In the case of the Andean candelabrum, the absurdity of this rejection of exotic theories is particularly striking, since none of the trivial hypotheses hold up to scrutiny. They say that this is a lighthouse, dug by sailors in their free time, in order to show other "sea wolves" the place where to send their ships after a long voyage. But the Pisco Bay has a rocky, steep coast, and it is completely unsuitable for a pier. Lighthouses usually indicate to sailors at night and in fog that the land is nearby, but in such conditions the Andean candelabrum is not visible from the sea, and in clear weather the coast can be seen without this sign. And then, for some reason, I don’t remember a case when sailors were carried away by such large earthworks without obvious need …
Even less convincing is the version that the Andean candelabrum was a religious sign. Allegedly, it symbolizes the Holy Trinity (it turns out, they knew about it as early as two centuries BC?) Or depicts a lightning rod (?) Of the Inca deity Viracocha. Even more ridiculous is the hypothesis that the peculiar shape of the geoglyph resembles … the leaves of a hallucinogenic plant called "common dope." It was consumed by the inhabitants of Paracas. Allegedly under the narcotic effect of this plant, they decided to do large earthworks in the most remote corner of their country …
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In a word, in this case, the notorious "Occam's razor" has done a great job, leaving behind a field overgrown with weeds of pseudoscientific hypotheses. However, the scientific community is quite happy with this - the main thing is that there is nothing undesirable among these "useful plants"! You yourself understand that we are talking about the notorious aliens, which, in the opinion of scientific orthodoxies, do not exist and have never been on Earth. Supposedly there was no …
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Meanwhile, traces of aliens are present on the Andean candelabrum, and scientists understand this perfectly. The fact is that, although this huge sign was dug in sandy soil (the edges are lined with small stones), it has not been damaged by winds or rains for thousands of years! Enthusiasts created similar signs near the geoglyph, but they disappeared literally after a few years. This means that the "bottom" of the grooves of the Andean candelabrum is processed in some way unknown to us, and it is clear that the ancient inhabitants of Peru were not capable of this. I think that this was not without some unknown nanotechnologies - with the help of them, in particular, the asteroid probe I found near Moscow was created, which ChiP has already talked about.
Sergey Sukhinov