Liquid mercury found under Mexican pyramid could lead to king's tomb

Mica was used for many artistic porposes ..architectural, decoration, cosmetics..
It also has isolation features..it is used in electrical devices even today ..in toasters, ovens, soldering iron..

a reply to: Blackmarketeer

As for the chinese reference in the op, mercury was seen as a path to eternal life. Its what is speculated to have led to the first emperor's death.

originally posted by: Harte

originally posted by: charlyv
It is very interesting, that recently, science has found a unique dialectical property involving Mercury in combination with Mica. Might be coincidental, and the Mica deposits under the pyramid could be natural, but I have seen some evidence that perhaps they were purposely positioned where they lie. The fact that there was a massive amount of Mercury near it raises some fairly cool questions. I also really wonder what the metal balls were for, they are all corroded and out of shape.

I wonder if you know the location of the mica within this pyramid.

Harte

Mica sheets, some fairly thick were encountered under the base (floor) of the pyramid, and also in varying layers in the descending stairs to the tunnel area that was excavated. It really could be natural, because this is how Mica is found in nature, however, the jury is out from geologists as to whether the deposits are purposely put there or the pyramid was positioned on them as natural formations. I am sure in the future, the geologists will be able to tell, but there is sparse news presently of the in-situ Mica, and many of the researchers think that Mica in that quantity could not be part of the local geology, and was imported some how. It is such a cool subject, I cannot wait to hear from mainstream geology about what they will discover.

originally posted by: MRuss
a reply to: Blackmarketeer

I'm going to be there next week with an archaeologist.

Does anyone want me to look for anything specific, take certain pictures? Questions I can ask?

If you find the Mica deposit in the floor, as the stairs descend down, take some pictures of the interface between the Mica and the rock to see how horizontally straight it is, and if there is any corrosion between the Mica and the stone, or if it seems to abruptly begin and end without any other material between the stone and Mica.

originally posted by: charlyv

originally posted by: Harte

originally posted by: charlyv
It is very interesting, that recently, science has found a unique dialectical property involving Mercury in combination with Mica. Might be coincidental, and the Mica deposits under the pyramid could be natural, but I have seen some evidence that perhaps they were purposely positioned where they lie. The fact that there was a massive amount of Mercury near it raises some fairly cool questions. I also really wonder what the metal balls were for, they are all corroded and out of shape.

I wonder if you know the location of the mica within this pyramid.

Harte

FYI, what consensus there is concerning the mica is that it was originally intended as flooring but couldn't stand up to the usage for it and was covered over by new flooring.

Harte

I posted a little theory on what the mercury could have been used for here...

Ancient futuristic holographic technology

originally posted by: Wifibrains
I posted a little theory on what the mercury could have been used for here...

Ancient futuristic holographic technology

You may want to look up exactly what a theory is, cause I've got new for you: Your ill-thought out, ignorant fantasy, as given in the aformentioned thread, does not constitute a theory.

Just for future reference, next time, you may want to consider posting such things in a more appropriate forum, such as this one.

originally posted by: charlyv
It is very interesting, that recently, science has found a unique dialectical property involving Mercury in combination with Mica. Might be coincidental, and the Mica deposits under the pyramid could be natural, but I have seen some evidence that perhaps they were purposely positioned where they lie. The fact that there was a massive amount of Mercury near it raises some fairly cool questions. I also really wonder what the metal balls were for, they are all corroded and out of shape.

If you have sources stating that "a massive amount" of Mercury was discovered, I would like to see them. Also, I'm not sure where you're getting the bit about corroded metal balls from, as there has been no such thing discovered at this site, at any point in time. If you have information that says otherwise, please share it.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

See reply in other thread..

*Ends transmission.

originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance

originally posted by: Wifibrains
I posted a little theory on what the mercury could have been used for here...

Ancient futuristic holographic technology

You may want to look up exactly what a theory is, cause I've got new for you: Your ill-thought out, ignorant fantasy, as given in the aformentioned thread, does not constitute a theory.

Just for future reference, next time, you may want to consider posting such things in a more appropriate forum, such as this one.

originally posted by: charlyv
It is very interesting, that recently, science has found a unique dialectical property involving Mercury in combination with Mica. Might be coincidental, and the Mica deposits under the pyramid could be natural, but I have seen some evidence that perhaps they were purposely positioned where they lie. The fact that there was a massive amount of Mercury near it raises some fairly cool questions. I also really wonder what the metal balls were for, they are all corroded and out of shape.

If you have sources stating that "a massive amount" of Mercury was discovered, I would like to see them. Also, I'm not sure where you're getting the bit about corroded metal balls from, as there has been no such thing discovered at this site, at any point in time. If you have information that says otherwise, please share it.

Well the info is mentioned in the first few posts, but if you want to get some details: Courtesy: News Discovery (Archeology)

a reply to: charlyv
I don't see anything about mercury there but those "spheres" have been discussed a while ago and they aren't metal. They're clay.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

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..Mercury conduction Quench .. Mica insulating dielectric heat management energy transfer .. Spheres containing Jarosite to induce geometrical frustration to stabilize the quench and aid transfer .
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The materials in conjunction with one another indicates sophisticated materials usage knowledge .

Implemented in megalithic fashion .

The last gasp of an attempt to preserve the pyramid culture ?


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a reply to: R0CR13

Those are some nice words you've got there. I'll bet they'd be even nicer, though, if you tried arranging them in coherent sentences.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

My guess would be that if the mercury vapour can be kept at a stable temperature which would be above a burning bowl of cinnabar, and magnets can be used to arrange the metallic particles into a lattice structure the geometric aligning could cause a equilibrium between the atoms and electrons opening up a "pseudogap" in the material realm and perhaps creating that medium for a being in the gap to manipulate.

Mercury has been utilized to detect several energies in the "forbidden gap."

A review is made of the principal properties of mercury telluride which is a member of a new class of substances—zero-gap semiconductors. The factors responsible for the zero-gap state of mercury chalcogenides are discussed. It is shown that an inverted band structure is formed mainly because of relativistic corrections. Specific properties of mercury telluride are related to its zero gap, p-type electron states in the conduction band, nonparabolicity of this band, resonance impurity states, and permittivity anomalies. An analysis is made of the conditions for the appearance of a forbidden gap in mercury telluride under the influence of external factors.

m.iopscience.iop.org...

Measurements of temperature dependent electrical conductivity, thermal and infrared quenching of photoconductivity, and luminescence have been used to locate the energies of several localized levels in the forbidden gap. A similar distribution of energies is deduced for varieties of natural crystals

iopscience.iop.org...

a reply to: Wifibrains
Liquid mercury is very slightly diamagnetic. Not so you'd be moving it around with magnets.

What metallic particles can be found in mercury vapor?

Mercury vapor, is not at all magnetic. Try it, hold a magnet next to a fluorescent light. Anything happen?

a reply to: Phage

Maybe something else? Sound? Gravity? Etc?

a reply to: Wifibrains
Or maybe it's just neat stuff with fascinating properties and it has nothing to do with whatever it is you're talking about.

a reply to: Phage


Hello phage.

Maybe? Lol

I'm trying to imagine how the gas might take on a lattice form similar to granite or other surrounding stone there was some info in another pyramid thread that proposed the lattice structure in the stone could be a conductor for tulleric energies along with shape of building.

If that same lattice structure can be produced in the arrangement of the particles in a much less dense configuration there could be a projection passed through the granite into the "hologram" by a current that moves through geometric space.

The issue is deciding what they were working with. There are a few possibilities. If their creation myths or accounts were anything like ours then their gods could also be those first elements of creation... Some of what they called gods are most probably represented by numbers on our periodic table ie gasses.

Is mercury gas found in space? Or is it a secondary creation of the original creators creation making it behave like a relation?

Are noble gas and mercury electrons quantum in nature?

In condensed matter physics, a pseudogap describes a state where the Fermi surface of a material possesses a partial energy gap, for example, a band structure state where the Fermi surface is gapped only at certain points.

The term pseudogap was coined by Nevill Mott in 1968 to indicate a minimum in the density of states at the Fermi level, resulting from Coulomb repulsion between electrons in the same atom, a band gap in a disordered material or a combination of these. In the modern context pseudogap is a term from the field of high-temperature superconductivity which refers to an energy range which has very few states associated with it.

This is very similar to a 'gap', which is an energy range that contains no allowed states. Such gaps open up, for example, when electrons interact with the lattice.

With the lattice instead of the atom?

Natural sacred geometry?

If the lattice can be synchronised geometrically but differing in magnetude and density in which they are arranged would it be possible for the electrons to move between the geometrically aligned points between the two substances? (rock and gas)

What do you think phage?

a reply to: Wifibrains

Is mercury gas found in space?

Mecury atoms are found in space. And in stars. And on planets.

Or is it a secondary creation of the original creators creation making it behave like a relation?

I have no idea what you are talking about.

Are noble gas and mercury electrons quantum on nature?

There are no noble gas electrons or mercury electrons. Electrons are electrons.

What do you think phage?

I don't think you want to know what I think.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Wifibrains

Mecury atoms are found in space. And in stars. And on planets.

In gas clouds distinctively mercury as compared with other noble gasses?

I have no idea what you are talking about.

Mercury behaves "like" a noble gas (due to electron configuration) comes from rock made with noble gas...

There are no noble gas electrons or mercury electrons. Electrons are electrons.

I'm sure you know what I meant, your just being childish?

Electrons from said atoms. Dhh.

I don't think you want to know what I think.

I think you think I probably already know. Im sorry, It is just your prerogative.

Ha ha !!!!!! Wow....!!!!!

It does seem the evidence is / was hidden in plain sight!!!!!!!

Text www.madehow.com...

Go there and read up on manufacturing process, unless the Mercury was planted by the archaeologist (?) But I doubt it.

You ca do the math :-)