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Originally posted by Master Wu
Brown's Gas - do a search on that and im sure you will find something. Basicly, if memory serves, a man named Mr. "blank" Brown in the late 1800's / early 1900's discovered that when mixing hydrogen and oxygen in certain (or exact) proportions that it created an extremely hot burning flame similar to a lazer beam. Hydrogen and oxygen (as we all know) is what comprises the elemental composite of water. This flame that was produced did not have a 'heat aura' - ie. it did not give off any radiant heat (one could put their finger very close to the flame and not feel any heat). Also, and this is the most important reason of why i bring it up - it could cut stone with extreme accuracy and depth. In other words, ancient man may have used Browns Gas to cut the blocks of the pyramids, the stones of teyhuanaco, lake titicaca etc... all from water.
Originally posted by Master Wu
Also, things like the ancient (working) battery found in iraq. The ancient bones and footprints, word of mouth legends of tribal societies passed down from generation to generation... the list is actually endless.
Originally posted by Earth Angel
Harte
What about the prefectly formed air vents inside the pyramids, they would not have subjected much erosion. Neither do the giant stones inside the great pyramid i saw on a BBC documentory. Even the presenter could not figure out how the prescision and enlinement was. These also have not eroded as they are inside being protected by the elements.
Originally posted by Earth AngelThe statues with the pistols, now that is unexplainable. I have seen photo's in Erich von Danikens book "In search of the Gods" They are clearly holding Guns or RAY GUNS as Erich claims. I'd like someone to debunk that!
Where is the proof for von Däniken's claims? Some of it was fraudulent. For example, he produced photographs of pottery that he claimed had been found in an archaeological dig. The pottery depicts flying saucers and was said to have been dated from Biblical times. However, investigators from Nova (the fine public-television science program) found the potter who had made the allegedly ancient pots. They confronted von Däniken with evidence of his fraud. His reply was that his deception was justified because some people would only believe if they saw proof ("The Case of the Ancient Astronauts," first aired 3/8/78, done in conjunction with BBC's Horizon and Peter Spry-Leverton)!
Originally posted by Earth Angel
Harte,
I saw the stones on the documentory and you could not see the tool marks they where very smooth stones. I no the air vents where built into the stone before the pyramids went up by it still doesn't explain how the air shafts are so smooth with again no evidence of tool marks and having been protected from erosion as they are inside. Even the presenter of the bbc documentory could not explain it. They showed a close up of the stones. Ok I haven't been there and seen them for myself but I am very clear as to what I saw on the documentory.
Originally posted by Earth AngelAs for Erich Von Daniken, SOME of his work maybe fraudulent but here is a picture of the statues with guns as master mu mentiones. I have also heard that lazer technology must have been used as the only plausable explination to cut and carve certain stones. Not all of them granted.
Originally posted by Earth AngelThe crystal skulls is one great example i can think of. Even with today's technology we can not duplicate genuine crystal skulls. That is still a world renowned mystery.
Originally posted by FibroKat
I think what he meant about the today's techology is that the skulls were carved "against the grain" so to speak, and that this is a process that usually ends up with the piece of crystal breaking apart. I think he's saying that even today, we can't carve crystal against the grain very easily. Now, I don't know this for fact, just have read it...makes a kind of sense, though...
The skull is supposed to have been found on top of a pyramid, which is inherently unlikely. It was not even found during the British Museum’s excavations (had it been, it would now be in the Museum’s stores), but seems to have been acquired by Mitchell-Hedges in circumstances that he never made clear. There is, in fact, strong evidence that it was bought for £400 at a sale by Sotheby’s, London, in 1943, from Sidney Burney, the owner of an art gallery. Allegedly, he had hoped to be buried with the object, but his adopted daughter Anna held on to it.
None of the lifelike crystal skulls has ever been found in adequately documented circumstances, nor have any ever been found indisputably in ancient deposits. A 1996 study of several examples by the British Museum indicated that they were made recently, probably in Germany and certainly after the mid-nineteenth century. The Smithsonian Institution discovered that a number of the crystal skulls supposed to be of ancient Mesoamerican origin can be traced back to Eugène Boban, a Frenchman who dealt in antiques in Mexico City between 1860 and 1880. He seems to have obtained the skulls from a source in Germany. There is no evidence at all that any of these realistic skulls is anything other than modern. This does not necessarily mean that they are not ancient, and even if at least some of them are, there is nothing about them that suggests that they could not have been made centuries ago.
Originally posted by Jamuhn
Originally posted by Byrd
You need to do some research on his claims... look into both sides. Many of us have, and we've found him pretty lacking.
Yes, we could do that, or since you are posting your own claims, maybe you can provide some resources or facts behind your opinions.
Originally posted by JB1234
Originally posted by JB1234
As an outrageous example, I find it incredulous that an ancient underwater city amoungst many has been found off Japan & yet unbeleivably to date no scientist/mainstream archaeologist has been willing to do any serious research on this find!
Dr. Robert M. Schoch is a tenured associate professor of science and mathematics at Boston University's College of General Studies. Trained as a geologist (Ph.D. in geology and geophysics from Yale University), Schoch has done field research in the Canadian High Arctic, the western United States, Pakistan, Egypt, and most recently Japan. Dr. Schoch's latest book is entitled Voices of the Rocks: A Scientist Looks at Catastrophes and Ancient Civilizations (coauthored with Robert Aquinas McNally; Harmony, Crown Publishing Group, Random House Inc., 1999, ISBN 0-609-60369-8). In Voices of the Rocks Dr. Schoch discusses, among other things, his work on the Yonaguni Monument of Japan, the redating of the Great Sphinx, and a new interpretation of ancient history.
Dr. Masaaki Kimura, a professor in the Department of Physics and Earth Sciences at the University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa, has carried out an extensive underwater mapping project of the Yonaguni Monument. During my trips to Japan I have had the opportunity to visit with Dr. Kimura several times, both on site in Yonaguni and in his office in Okinawa. Based on his research, Dr. Kimura has espoused the view that the Yonaguni Monument is, on the whole, an artificial structure. If this is the case, then the Yonaguni Monument appears to bear testimony to a previously unknown, yet very early and highly sophisticated civilization.
then this would kind of back up Gray's flood theory and that of the Bible, which dates the Great flood or deluge to 2345BCE, although Gray states 2370BCE.