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Flinders Petrie, History of Egypt
This raises a difficult question, to which no historian has yet given a satisfactory answer. Who was the person designated as Khnum-Khuf? That he was not a successor is evident by the name being used indifferently with that of Khufu in the quarry marks inside the Pyramid, and by his not appearing in any of the lists.
The name is found in five places. The addition of Khnum cannot be merely a flight of orthography … The two names being placed in succession in one inscription cannot be mere chance variants of the same. Either they must be two distinct and independent names of one king, or else two separate kings. If they were separate kings, Khnum-Kuf must have been the more important.
Wm R. Fix, Pyramid Odyssey
The truth of the matter is that Egyptological descriptions of the IV Dynasty are little better than fantasies built up by decades of conjecture and groundless assumptions. No one knows what that history was. There are just not enough historical materials for anyone to describe that era. There is no clear and solid evidence of any kind that there ever was a pyramid-building IV Dynasty king called Khufu - nor, for that matter, that there ever were Pyramid Age kings called Sneferu, Dedefra, Khafra, or Menkaura. The entire pattern of evidence suggests, on the contrary, that if there ever were a King Khufu, he lived long after the Great Pyramid was built, and was named after it - not the other way around.
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Magnetic Current Ed Leedskalnin Coral Castle
Quite an interesting read.
muzzleflash
reply to post by maquino
I like to open the door to Pan and see what's possible.
No law of physics prevents Giants, and they could lift the stones maybe.
Or go Flintstones. Lets speculate Dinos died off in the last great flood rather than 63million yrs ago.
Dinosaurs could easily move these stones.
Not saying it was, just what if? Open imagination explore vast array of options.
Dinosaurs could easily move these stones.
OccamsRazor04
There is no problem moving the stones, it's already been proven. The barges could have moved up to 90ton stones, much larger than any used.
Researchers, experimenters and other people read about Magnetic Current, then you will know what electricity is, how it is made, what makes it, and the way it runs in a wire. Then you will know what the North and South pole individual magnets can do, and then you will know what electricity is...
Physicists are using one-sided equipment to chase the non existing protons and electrons, but are neglecting the North and South pole magnets, which are the base of everything.
Physiologists do not know that the North and South pole magnets are contracting the muscles for our body functions.
Geologists do not know what gravitation is, and what causes earthquakes and mountains. Perpetual transformation is going on with this Earth all the time. When atoms burst in the middle if the Earth, the magnets are running out from the middle, and so cause gravitation by attracting the matter that is in front of them, and when many magnets have come out, then there will be contraction that will cause earthquakes and mountains.