Nevada Pyramid

Note ,
There is no capstone on Pyramid
??

well this certainly wins for the most opinionated post ever while also being the least informative.

I suggest that you "fix" what I presume was your link to a picture of a pyramid (minus the capstone) or, if this post is as you originally intended it to be then I salute your sense of brevity and vagueness

Originally posted by MasterGray

Note ,
There is no capstone on Pyramid
??

Will you provide a link? Otherwise, I think you should ask for the thread to be deleted.

Linky

I would imagine he's talking about this...

i believe this is what u guys are talking about
[img]http://img516.imageshack.us/img516/5024/pyramid8bz.png

Thats strange....... A random manmade pyramid near a bunch of military installations...

I'll look into it.

Illuminati, anyone?

The Anasazi (sp?) Indians carved these into the sand to indicate the water table, lands of good luck,fertility, etc. It's manmade, but nothing covert.

[edit on 12/29/2005 by TheRanchMan]

This "mystery" was already solved on an earlier thread.

The area with the three-sided pyramid is Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's Big Explosives Experimental Facility (BEEF) in Area 4 of the Department of Energy's Nevada Test Site.

Two earth-covered, two-foot thick steel reinforced concrete bunkers, built to monitor atmospheric tests at Yucca Flat in the 1950s, were found to be ideally configured for use as part of a hydrodynamic testing facility. The facility consists of a control bunker, a camera bunker, a gravel firing table, and associated control and diagnostic systems.

The facility has conducted conventional high-explosives experiments using sophisticated diagnostics such as high-speed optics and x-ray radiography on the firing table, while operating personnel are present in the bunker.

For some nice ground-level images of the BEEF, see the following links:

www.shundahai.org/area_4_nts.htm

www.nv.doe.gov/nationalsecurity/stewardship/beef.htm

www.nv.doe.gov/library/FactSheets/DOENV_711.pdf

www.nv.doe.gov/library/photos/beef.aspx

With all the talk about pyramids I'm suprised no one mentioned the Luxor in vegas I'm sorry I just couldn't resist

you guys DO realise a pyramid and triangle are not the same thing right?

[edit on 5-1-2006 by namehere]