atmospheric eletricity, the suppresed free energy of the ancients?

a reply to: humanoidlord

Okay, thank you.

I gotta say, tho, that your reality tunnel is a unique one... so ...er congratulations? Mine too, so that wasn't insulting.

What convinced you that this was worthy of consideration? All I see are a few wonderful buildings modern folks have trouble conceiving of being made due to their solid, long lasting quality, incredible aesthetics/ details and thinking "Where
s the infrastructure for making the doo-dads found in them?" As in "Yeah, balustrades! No factories, now, so they must be pre-mud flood!"

And the weird, wireless antennas MUST be Tesla inspired and not just telegraph poles that haven't been strung yet!

I can see why such views are on the rise due to govt "authorities" lying through their pearly teeth for generations about most everything ... but ... c'Mon!

Interesting crackpottery, nevertheless... slow clap.

a reply to: humanoidlord

Simply makes little or no sense, and as a catch all, quite frankly it gets old fast. So an advanced civilization, who could travel the world... vanished with no trace, after picking up all the litter. Why? Why would they bother? I can understand destroying like advanced tech in a 'don't let the enemy find it' kind of way, but all tooling, engineering and constructions?

Why would anyone bother, it would cost more in time and effort than is really worth. It falls under, far too ridiculous to be true.

Its like for example, NASA and the Russians engaging in the space race, except every mission was delayed because we as humans wanted to make sure that we recovered every bit of space junk we put up there because... littering space is bad! Plus, if there was this advanced race, were they exactly humanoid? where did they bury their dead? or was it that everyone of them that ever died was cremated. Sounds like a difficult thing to enforce world wide. So, they dug up everyone did they?

What about that trinket that someone dropped into a lake by accident while out joyriding their hovering craft/on a boat... how would anyone know in order to collect it?

Hope you can see where i am going with this.

a reply to: humanoidlord
Hi
Look Patrick Dollard (Tesla II) work he follow Hendershot, and the russian Kapenaze (kapagen) I think. Jln labs (jean louis naudin replicate Kapagen)
If somebody have the answer And a working schema ?

a reply to: Baddogma

this theory is pretty much still WIP, though i have to say its quite fascinating
as for why, i just need to pick that classical george orwell quote:

who controls the past, controls the present

a reply to: ErosA433

they were humans, just like you and i,
as for why , well see my last post

a reply to: razatator

links please?

originally posted by: humanoidlord
a reply to: Baddogma

this theory is pretty much still WIP, though i have to say its quite fascinating
as for why, i just need to pick that classical george orwell quote:

who controls the past, controls the present

I prefer Frank Herbert:

He who controls the spice controls the universe

So maybe the PTB have got control of the spice and caused a mud flood something something wireless something something secrets of the ancients? That's my theory anyway.

a reply to: FatherLukeDuke

ahhh the good old avoidance tactic "insulting the messenger"

mud flood?

You realize that if you want to wipe out life, sure a mud flood would do that, to wipe out technology and landscape in terms of cities etc... no not so much.

a reply to: ErosA433

it wasnt only the mud flood, there was an cover up too

a reply to: humanoidlord

You should look into the Cologne Cathedral, or any of these buildings that took over 500 years to build.

originally posted by: suicideeddie
a reply to: humanoidlord

have one with wires,

Yeah that's just a clever decoy. You can see they are removing and taking down the Real technology, the leaning tower has NO WIRES. And the power coming off the end of that tower is so great, that when they accidentally let the end get too close to the ground, it made an electrical connection and literally manifested strange, physical matter, almost ladder-shaped, weird structures out of the ether. They had to stop and take a picture of the strange phenomena. It's one of the few leaked photos that actually tells us the truth...

I can't even fathom how many people sacrificed their lives in order that this photo might see the light of day...

Thanks bud... I know you're a secret operative working from deep behind enemy lines, but you had to pretend to be a skeptic in order to get this evidence to us. We will hold elaborate rituals in your name every full moon for the rest of eternity...

Don't worry. Most people reading this will assume I was kidding, and will never know you were a real time travelling secret agent.

a reply to: 3n19m470

now heres the funny thing, after the seattle firestorm, there was an building boom there, that produced a lot of impossibly detailed buildings

a reply to: 3n19m470

please no satire, this is an serious subject that needs more mainstream attention

a reply to: ErosA433

not much survives after 10,000 years.
there are any number of 'out of place objects';
en.wikipedia.org...

Baghdad Battery: Vase and rods made in Parthian or Sassanid Persia. May have been used as a galvanic cell for electroplating, though no electroplated artifacts from this era have been found.
Dorchester Pot: A metal pot claimed to have been blasted out of solid rock in 1852.
Kingoodie artifact: An object resembling a corroded nail, said to have been encased in solid rock.
Lake Winnipesaukee mystery stone: Originally thought to be a record of a treaty between tribes, subsequent analysis has called its authenticity into question.

one theory is that this antediluvian civilization was centered in Antarctica (pre-flood, as the word antediluvian indicates) and is all covered by ice.
or at the bottom of a sea (Mediterranean maybe).

it's possible a lot of these objects--and proof of lost technology--sits on museum shelves or locked in cabinets, unidentified (or misidentified).

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

I've been on the water and had lightning strike close more than a few times, including a few where I got the light show, but never taken a direct hit.

I have had my heart stop and do weird stuff for other reasons though and I know exactly the I'm in trouble feeling you're talking about!

Electricity is some interesting stuff when it's loose in the environment that's for sure.

originally posted by: ErosA433
a reply to: humanoidlord

Simply makes little or no sense, and as a catch all, quite frankly it gets old fast. So an advanced civilization, who could travel the world... vanished with no trace, after picking up all the litter. Why? Why would they bother? I can understand destroying like advanced tech in a 'don't let the enemy find it' kind of way, but all tooling, engineering and constructions?

news article: The Silurian Hypothesis

www.newsweek.com...

What if another industrial civilization had existed on Earth tens of millions of years ago, long before humans, but all traces of it have now been lost?

While it may seem like an absurd idea, this thought experiment is the focus of a new scientific paper authored by Adam Frank, an astrophysicist from the University of Rochester, and Gavin Schmidt, director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies.

no evidence, but its being discussed

a reply to: ElGoobero

my research indicates that this civilization was centered in eastern russia and china and called hyperborea or tartaria, sadly its all gone

a reply to: ElGoobero

Holy crap LOL...

I'm reading a paper from arxiv right now that deals with the Silurian hypothesis!

I think it may actually be from the study that article is talking about.

I'm only to section 1.2 and it's already mind blowing awesome. Plus the citations section is an amazing gold mine.

arxiv.org...

For anyone who is interested here is the paper. Be warned though that this is more about how we could identify various long lasting indicators an industrialized civilization would leave behind.

It's pretty neat though since it's yet another refinement of Drake equation variables that radically shifts the odds of us not being alone out there for the better!

a reply to: ElGoobero

OP is not talking an ancient civilization. He's saying this was just a few hundred years ago.