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Ancient Pyramids and other structures, astronomical alignment & similarity.

To give credence to a summary without evidence is nore foolish. Do you know how big the galaxy is, and that you can't go faster that the speed of light? The math is daunting..

MY conclusion is that these things aren't "alien" at all, but rather they have always been here, or rather "up there" for as long as we have been here...

There's no need to require that they travel faster than the speed of light.
 
Ancient Pyramids and other structures, astronomical alignment & similarity


Can you read the above line of text?

"Many Ancient Pyramids and other structures, share similarities including astronomical alignment, sizes, shapes, and building techniques."

Back on track captain.
 
Why have civilisations that used wheels all come up with the round one?
 
"Many Ancient Pyramids and other structures, share similarities including astronomical alignment, sizes, shapes, and building techniques."

Back on track captain.


No worries.


Check this out, Dude. It's a map of the Valley of the Kings.

Without knowing or researching any more, what do you think might have been the primary influence in aligning these tombs?


ValleyOfTheKings.jpg



Not trying to trick you, just showing you another way to approach things.
 
No worries.


Check this out, Dude. It's a map of the Valley of the Kings.

Without knowing or researching any more, what do you think might have been the primary influence in aligning these tombs?


[qimg]http://www.yvonneclaireadams.com/HostedStuff/ValleyOfTheKings.jpg[/qimg]​

Not trying to trick you, just showing you another way to approach things.


Hummm...weak spots in the rock, proximity to other tombs, the 'hidden' nature the the above ground area....?

Are you saying that all of these tombs didn't share similar building techniques?
 
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Why have civilisations that used wheels all come up with the round one?


Only civilisations with road networks developed round wheels.

Cultures based around monuments constructed mainly of steps, such as Chichen Itza, Machu Pichu, and Angkor Wat all utilised square-wheeled perambulatory devices.

Unfortunately, no traces remain, and contemporary records appear to have been destroyed by invading hordes of round-wheelers.


Because we live on a sphere...duh.

On square world they use square ones.


Yeah, that too.


See what I did there?

:)
 
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Only civilisations with road networks developed round wheels.

Cultures based around monuments constructed mainly of steps, such as Chichen Itza, Machu Pichu, and Angkor Wat all utilised square-wheeled perambulatory devices.

Unfortunately, no traces remain, and contemporary records appear to have been destroyed by invading hordes of round-wheelers.

I started a tread some time ago about this guy who developed a round road that he employed to move a square stone, with great ease.

*Back to the topic, good man!
 
Wait...

These explorers saw REAL illumination... Several, hell LOTS of deep sea fish have developed 'lights':

http://www.extremescience.com/deepcreat.htm
so its fish now, what happened to E.T. then ?
do you or do you not have a credible reference for your claim that the first diving bell saw underwater lights !
or would you now like to just admit that your research sources include dodgy sensationalist ufo tv shows with no provenance ?

KotA, this happens again and again,

1. you make a claim
2. I prove to you its bogus
3. you make the original claim again later on in another thread you've hijacked pretending that 2 didnt happen.

either you're being a little dishonest here or your memory is really really awful
:D
 
"Many Ancient Pyramids and other structures, share similarities including astronomical alignment, sizes, shapes, and building techniques."

Back on track captain.

Many do, but many many more don't, and what does that have to do with Aliens anyway ?

this is really getting bizarre now, youve learned nothing have you
 
Hummm...weak spots in the rock, proximity to other tombs, the 'hidden' nature the the above ground area....?


Absolutely correct.

No astronomical alignment at all, really, and these were the most superstitious people in the history of superstition. In fact, they probably invented it, but the fact is, they had more sense than to try and use it as a basis for architecture and engineering,


Are you saying that all of these tombs didn't share similar building techniques?


Well, I wasn't, but I will. These things were built over a period of hundreds of years, so there was sufficient evolution of design during that period that the last tomb built would bear little resemblance to the first.

A lot of these designs were nothing more than Royal whim too, and that was pretty much the only rule.
 
I started a tread some time ago about this guy who developed a round road that he employed to move a square stone, with great ease.

*Back to the topic, good man!

His name is Wally wallington and hes a retired engineer. How does that prove Aliens ?
If anything it only proves lots of Wallies operating in the ancient world
:D
 
Revisionist stele...

If we wanted to find out what REALLY happened during the Watergate scandal, would we read from the news and media outlets dated from around that time period, or would it be better to have later versions, from detached sources that tell a different story than the original actors.

I mean could Khufu have tried to adopt the Pyramid, and attempt to author his name to the work. Only to fail, in that years after the fact, someone told a different story...

This stele, is said to be itself dated to 250 BC, BUT that it was a replica from a much older stele.

Is history the better judge?
 
His name is Wally wallington and hes a retired engineer. How does that prove Aliens ?
If anything it only proves lots of Wallies operating in the ancient world
:D

AGAIN, STOP WITH THE "aliens" CRAP!!!

I have NEVER suggested "aliens" did anything, period.
 
We're back to Giza already?



Revisionist stele...

If we wanted to find out what REALLY happened during the Watergate scandal, would we read from the news and media outlets dated from around that time period, or would it be better to have later versions, from detached sources that tell a different story than the original actors.


I'd be asking myself what the later versions were based on.

In an ideal world, the events would appear as they had in contemporary reports, whether those were wrong or right. The newer reports would then expand on that, if possible, with any new information that had come to light.

From all of that, the reader makes a judgement call.


I mean could Khufu have tried to adopt the Pyramid, and attempt to author his name to the work. Only to fail, in that years after the fact, someone told a different story...


You don't get away with stealing a 500-foot high Pyramid. Someone will talk.

He built it. It's his. This is Khufu's pyramid. Not adopted, not Martian.

Khufu's.

Pardon my vagueness about this.


This stele, is said to be itself dated to 250 BC, BUT that it was a replica from a much older stele.

Is history the better judge?


That's a poorly worded question, but I'll have a crack.

The way these things are worked out is a bit like a giant jigsaw puzzle. Some of the pieces are missing, others are scattered and some have been forced into the wrong position.

A piece in the wrong position will pass muster at a cursory examination, but it won't fool Dr Hawass for long.
 
so its fish now, what happened to E.T. then ?
do you or do you not have a credible reference for your claim that the first diving bell saw underwater lights !
or would you now like to just admit that your research sources include dodgy sensationalist ufo tv shows with no provenance ?

KotA, this happens again and again,

1. you make a claim
2. I prove to you its bogus
3. you make the original claim again later on in another thread you've hijacked pretending that 2 didnt happen.

either you're being a little dishonest here or your memory is really really awful
:D

...?

What does it matter, man? I mean really.

http://www.productivitydevelopment.com/26 Deep Sea Explore.pdf

My memory IS really awful, sometimes.

I remembered the first individual to go really really deep, came back talking about seeing glowing crap, down there. Some dismissed his reports.

Now we know that was folly.

There ARE glow creatures in the deep.

Things exist outside of there being proof that they do...
 
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Things exist outside of there being proof that they do...

This is where you're going wrong, I agree things exist outside of there being proof that they do, but you can't include them when evaluating the evidence for something else's existence.

So you saw something inexplicable, if its only woo alien sites making you think theres a connection between your experience and all the other supposed "mysteries" then you should evaluate the connection itself, not the lack of supporting evidence.

stop "believing", start finding out
;)
 
Revisionist stele...

If we wanted to find out what REALLY happened during the Watergate scandal, would we read from the news and media outlets dated from around that time period, or would it be better to have later versions, from detached sources that tell a different story than the original actors.

I mean could Khufu have tried to adopt the Pyramid, and attempt to author his name to the work. Only to fail, in that years after the fact, someone told a different story...

This stele, is said to be itself dated to 250 BC, BUT that it was a replica from a much older stele.

Is history the better judge?

Do you think such a pharaoh would be allowed to get away with such a change? Certainly, the pharaoh was essentially a god in human form - but the Egyptians did not believe the gods were infallible and omnibenevolent; that being a Judeo-Christian formulation. The Egyptian gods fought, argued, and occasionally had attitude problems that they took out on people. The gods were not perfect, and neither was their representative.

Not to pick on him (well actually, yes), Akhenaten was a pharaoh and changed just about everything, made all kinds of proclamations, and even moved the administrative capital of Egypt to quite frankly the middle of nowhere. All these changes lasted pretty much until he died - at which point the "god's decrees" were all reversed or annulled in short order. Not only that, but there began a systematic destruction of any and all findable traces that Akhenaten ever existed at all. Why? Because he was weird and crazy. If you don't believe he was crazy, consider that most of the statues he commissioned of himself had breasts. Totally.

The Great Pyramid would've been a source of immense national pride for the Egyptians. Nothing any other contemporary culture did was as massive, tall, and imposing. I'd think they wouldn't allow some ego-driven blowhard to co-opt it as his own. If Ramesses II didn't do it, no one else would've - that's what I think.
 

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