Dumb Old Lady vs. Ancient Aliens Debunked

[undo11]

I am fairly certain that "The Masons" do not have anti-gravity technology.  However, they do have a levitation technology.  One of the technological "secrets" regarding this, which "The Masons" are in possession of, is likely that of Sonic Levitation.

I am not a Mason, although I do enjoy a good dinner now and then.  I know this because certain groups, one of which I have been associated with do possess the secret of Sonic Levitation.  Considering that it is likely that these groups inherited knowledge from the same sources as Freemasonry, I imagine some Masons are also aware of this knowledge.

rosicrucians?

[petrus4]

The take home message of this post is that it is NOT anti-gravity which is being kept secret.

For me, the take-home message here was also more confirmation that this was what could have been used to build these ancient structures; or at least part of it.

[undo11]

hey folks, if you post on another forum besides this one, can you link my ats thread up so this baby can go viral?  mwahaha.

[Pimander]

rosicrucians?

The inner order are closely tied to Rosicrucianism with some differences.

[petrus4]

rosicrucians?

Either them, or some other sinister, robed cabal bent on (or already participating in) world domination anyway, undo.

[Pimander]

Either them, or some other sinister, robed cabal bent on (or already participating in) world domination anyway, undo.

If I was involved with world domination you can guarantee I'd be earning a lot more.

SONIC -> Ma-SONIC

Regarding that sonic/acoustic levitation may have been used in building many mysterious monuments, even without achieving levitation, I worked out a way very early that sound makes moving stone far easier.

What makes a stone difficult to drag along?  Even on sledges?

[undo11]

If I was involved with world domination you can guarantee I'd be earning a lot more.

SONIC -> Ma-SONIC

Regarding that sonic/acoustic levitation may have been used in building many mysterious monuments, even without achieving levitation, I worked out a way very early that sound makes moving stone far easier.

What makes a stone difficult to drag along?  Even on sledges?

gravity/mass.

[Pimander]

gravity/mass.

Mass is related, because high density objects have a lot of, specifically friction.  Where the object touches the ground, friction resists the dragging of the large stone.



Does anyone see where I am going here?

[undo11]

Mass is related, because high density objects have a lot of, specifically friction.  Where the object touches the ground, friction resists the dragging of the large stone.



Does anyone see where I am going here?

i don't know that much about how sound propagates, so no, i don't see it cause i'm just a dumb old lady

[undo11]

p.s. i'd like to file a formal complaint to the mutating factors that made it so some humans are born with mathematical ability and some are not.  i find this incredibly debilitating in a mathematical world, that i have just the bare minimum of maths ability.

[undo11]

59 stars
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7th place on the front page. not bad.  wonder if that'll be enough to get the attention of mr. white and dr. heiser.  if it ranks well on google, that'll probably do it.

[undo11]

*hugs going out to everyone who posted/starred/flagged my ats thread* 

ahh, what the heck, hugs all around

[Pimander]

If I hit a tuning fork tuned to the note E, in the same room as a guitar, then the two E strings on the guitar will vibrate in sympathetic resonance with the tuning fork.  The other strings will not vibrate.  If there is another tuning fork tuned to E that will vibrate too.  However a fork tuned to C will not vibrate.

So basically, if the sound from say a drum or large trumpet like device is tuned to the stone, then it makes the stone vibrate.  So what?




If we go back to this diagram, then we will see that if the stone is vibrating then it is not touching the ground all of the time.  When it is not touching the ground then there is little friction and the stone is easy to pull.

So, drums may not have just been to keep the workers pulling in rhythm.  Acoustic/sonic technology, may well have been used to assist in the movement of stone.

If we look for hints of musical instruments in association with construction in Egypt, perhaps in their artwork, my guess is that we will find some.

[undo11]

AH! yes, that makes sense!  So why don't they do that today? i know i know, so they can sell machines lol

[Littleenki]

If I was involved with world domination you can guarantee I'd be earning a lot more.

SONIC -> Ma-SONIC

Regarding that sonic/acoustic levitation may have been used in building many mysterious monuments, even without achieving levitation, I worked out a way very early that sound makes moving stone far easier.

What makes a stone difficult to drag along?  Even on sledges?

Indeed, Pimander, you dont need to lift the stone, just vibrate it into place along a defined path..then up a ramp covered with sand.

Sonic shifting of stones. Not impossible..but how did they cut them so precisely, thats the conundrum...