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Originally posted by anti72
reply to post by shushu
can you post a pic of what u mean?
theres nothing I can find..
You could at least post the right coordinates instead of posting some coordinates and then saying confusing things like "South of the highway is the Tiwanaku archeological site.", when that site, as far as I can see, it's north of the road.
Originally posted by shushu
Want me to post a photo and prove my point?
As far as being banned for posting photos, that should only happen if the photos are against the Terms & Conditions of use.
Originally posted by bjarneorn
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Here is a stone 2x larger than the monolith. This one was cut on all 4 sides and moved, but discarded for some reason..
There are a lot of these around, which I insist suggest one thing ... the earth changed, and these stones were suddenly to heavy to transport.
Consider these stones, at one point being "more like sandstone", and at this time actually "lighter". Many of these stones (if not all), show magnetic anomaly, that I consider suggest this.
Originally posted by Xtrozero
You are going to need show the physic on this one, and how did the earth gain mass?
Even today one man can move and raise a 20,000 monolith all by himself using basic wood rope and no metal, so why could not a large group move something bigger with a constant gravity we have today?
Gravity changes of up to 1.2 ± 0.1 mgal (1 standard deviation) were measured at three points within 400 m of an active vent on Pacaya volcano, Guatemala during eleven days of January, 1975. For five continuous days gravity varied inversely with the average muzzle velocity of ejecta, the frequency of volcanic explosions, and the frequency of volcanic earthquakes
Large changes of the earth's magnetic fields in historical times
By measuring the magnetic properties of bricks and other accurately dated human artifacts, geophysicists can reconstruct the history of the local magnetic field. Near Loyang, China, the field was as much as 54% higher in 300 A.D. than it is now. It was 15% higher in 1500 A.D. In 1000, it was less than today's value.
Volcanic eruptions arise through three main mechanisms:
Gas release under decompression causing magmatic eruptions.
Inside the earth is plasma, commonly known as MAGMA.
There is one thing I didn't mention about magma, and that is that the magma is magnetic.
Originally posted by bjarneorn
Well, I'll revert to math for this one and use NASA's own numbers. They say the earth does not exceed the growth of one hair, each year. Well, if you do that math over 2.5 billion years, you get that the earth has enlarged about several moon sizes, literally.
Case in point? NASA just "proved" that the earth DOES change.
Gravity changes of up to 1.2 ± 0.1 mgal (1 standard deviation) were measured at three points within 400 m of an active vent on Pacaya volcano, Guatemala during eleven days of January, 1975. For five continuous days gravity varied inversely with the average muzzle velocity of ejecta, the frequency of volcanic explosions, and the frequency of volcanic earthquakes
What does the above mean? It means, that during volcanic activity, the gravity changes in a very significant manner.
now, what would occur when a rock with N-S field lines, suddenly is exposed to a S-N magnetic field?
It would become lighter, would it not?
Originally posted by bjarneorn
Well, I'll revert to math for this one and use NASA's own numbers. They say the earth does not exceed the growth of one hair, each year. Well, if you do that math over 2.5 billion years, you get that the earth has enlarged about several moon sizes, literally.
Originally posted by ArMaP
Originally posted by bjarneorn
Well, I'll revert to math for this one and use NASA's own numbers. They say the earth does not exceed the growth of one hair, each year. Well, if you do that math over 2.5 billion years, you get that the earth has enlarged about several moon sizes, literally.
What "growth" is that, diameter? Circumference?
Let me try my math:
from what I could find in the Internet, a hair is, on average, 0.1 millimetres wide. If we multiply that by 2.5 billion (that I suppose means 2,500,000,000) we get 250,000,000 millimetres, or 250 kilometres. Now, if we are talking about diameter, that would mean that the Earth had a diameter of 12,500 kilometres instead of the 12,750 it has now, so it was only 2% smaller than now.
But if we are talking about circumference, that would mean a change of 250 kilometres in a total of 40,075, so the Earth had a diameter of "only" 39,825 kilometres instead of 40,075, and since then it had an increase of just 1%.
If my calculations are wrong please correct me, I have made several mistakes on previous occasions.edit on 24/3/2012 by ArMaP because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by WingedBull
Originally posted by Alien Abduct
So apparently you have done some research for yourself of which the results refute these claims? Perhaps you could post your findings that show how this could have been done by primitive humans?
-Alien
They were not "primitive"; that is a lie perpetuated by the ancient alien proponents.
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by Xtrozero
that damp wood in carved out holes idea is a fantasy. there's not one shred of proof. Now if they said they did it with ice, I might give it some credibility but the water would squeeze out of the wood before it could build enough pressure to crack it loose from the bottom. the ice thing could work but how did they make ice back then?