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Originally posted by J2288
reply to post by hdutton
I have a friend who actually visited the site for 2 weeks through a volunteer program they have set up to help gather man power to further the excavation. From what he told me there is alot of mention about that beam among the volunteers who work there, though he said he never talked to any scientist the word is they discovered the frequency by accident and then after seeing it wasn't a fluke with the equipment they supposedly confirmed it. I personally don't know much about archeology but I dont see why the lead archeologist and his team have reason to lie or make up a story thats far fetched because the find itself is one of the biggest in this century. I dont post often but since I actually know some one who physically was there Ill contact em see if he can send me photos and give me more info that I can add to this discussion. oh yea if your not familiar heres a link to the website that explains the findings in more detail, as well as provides you with info on how to apply to be a volunteer next session starts in june.
piramidasunca.ba...
and yes I noticed the weird spelling of pyramid in the link but i guess in bosnia thats how they spell it.
Originally posted by baddmove
Here's the photo from the source..
is this supposed to be a real pic??
TextThey were so kind to release an exclusive interview to Independent Researcher Nenad M. Djurdjevic, where they talk about their Bosnian experience, their professional opinion about the project of the Bosnian pyramids and, of course, as experts in the field of metaphysical phenomena, they explain the importance and impact of the project on modern science.
I wonder what would happen if they stopped working would the sky come down????
Originally posted by chiefsmom
reply to post by Char-Lee
I was thinking that too.
Now I am wondering, if this story is true, maybe that's why they were saying it wasn't one, so this wouldn't be discovered?
Hhhmmmm..
Originally posted by TupacShakur
reply to post by hdutton
Exactly how credible is "thetruthbehindthescenes.org"? Are there any other sources for this alleged energy beam that defies the laws of physics?
Originally posted by Gwampo
I wonder if these beams have anything to do with the supposed electromagnetic "disturbances" that are supposedly causing the ominous sounds in the sky world wide?
pyr·a·mid [pir-uh-mid] Show IPA
noun
1.
Architecture .
a.
(in ancient Egypt) a quadrilateral masonry mass having smooth, steeply sloping sides meeting at an apex, used as a tomb.
b.
(in ancient Egypt and pre-Columbian Central America) a quadrilateral masonry mass, stepped and sharply sloping, used as a tomb or a platform for a temple.
2.
anything of such form.
3.
a number of persons or things arranged or heaped up in this manner: a pyramid of acrobats; a pyramid of boxes.
4.
a system or structure resembling a pyramid, as in hierarchical form.
5.
Geometry . a solid having a polygonal base, and triangular sides that meet in a point.
Originally posted by polarwarrior
They are not pyramids, they are [pyramid shaped] hills,
come over and check out their "pyramids"
They are not pyramids
semantics [si-man-tiks]
se·man·tics [si-man-tiks] Show IPA
noun ( used with a singular verb )
1.
Linguistics .
a.
the study of meaning.
pyr·a·mid [pir-uh-mid] Show IPA
noun
1.
Architecture .
a.
(in ancient Egypt) a quadrilateral masonry mass having smooth, steeply sloping sides meeting at an apex, used as a tomb.
b.
(in ancient Egypt and pre-Columbian Central America) a quadrilateral masonry mass, stepped and sharply sloping, used as a tomb or a platform for a temple.
2.
anything of such form.
3.
a number of persons or things arranged or heaped up in this manner: a pyramid of acrobats; a pyramid of boxes.
4.
a system or structure resembling a pyramid, as in hierarchical form.
5.
Geometry . a solid having a polygonal base, and triangular sides that meet in a point.