7129/6105195 Edward Leedskalnin’s anti-gravity – How he built Coral Castle.
Last Updated on Thursday, 11 March 2010 03:27 Written by Simon Nicol Friday, 4 December 2009 06:03
This post should really be on my science blog, but I thought what the heck…
I have discovered the secrets of the pyramids, and have found out how the Egyptians and the ancient builders in Peru, Yucatan, and Asia, with only primitive tools, raised and set in place blocks of stone weighing many tons!
Edward Leedskalnin.
The secrets to the Universe is 7129/6105195 – That’s according to ‘Levitating Ed.’ a Latvian (now dead) by the name of Edward Leedskalnin. Whether the story is true or not of how one man built his own castle in Florida using blocks of solid stone weighing up to 30 tonnes using nothing more than simple tools is apparently an unsolved mystery.
It is assumed (by the locals) that a feat such as this, could only be accomplished by a man of such genius, that not only had he mastered the use of pulleys and levers, but – some say, it could only have been accomplished through the use of anti-gravity technology.
“My first impressions of Coral Castle were,” said Simon Nicol, a 42 year old science buff “I wasn’t exactly staggered by the height of the building – not wishing to sound too cynical, but it’s not exactly the Seers tower.”
“The builder [Ed]” Simon continued “is said to have spent his entire life constructing this work of art – impressive though it is. I am led to wonder – why, when an anti-gravity field that could surely have raised a weight to an extraordinary altitude was only used to raise a block of stone to an air-thinning atmospheric pressure reducing, oxygen starved stratospheric solar radiating altitude of 12 feet”?
“Surely he must have spent most of his time in a spacesuit” continued Simon with obvious sarcasm “we all know how spacesuits can hamper progress and make working with delicate tools a tricky, slow and uncomfortable process. (expecially if one had to suffer the gaseous exhaust from the remnants of last night’s baked beans and cabbage.”
“From what I’ve been led to understand on the subject,” continues Simon – “the secret to anti-gravity lies within the correct dissemination and implementation of the clues imbued within the mathematical symbology of a painting adorning the walls and ceiling of a Masonic Temple – the design for which has been handed down through the successive generations of Master Mason’s.”
This of coarse is not a Dan Brown novel, but a purported reality. Unfortunately the technique for levitating a 30 tonne block of stone using nothing more than two rolls of sticky-backed plastic, a piece of string and a lightly smoked haddock, have been kept a closely guarded secret, one which is only to be revealed at the time of ‘the knowing’ when it is said that all – tall stories and fanciful yarns with ludicrous explanations will finally be explained. Utterly blowing the gaff on modern scientific theory and thus proving all scientists to be nothing more than charlatans. Due process, peer review, repeated experiment and logical deductions based thereon are in fact nothing more than a farce – a cover up if you will, to extract grant money from honest tax payers.
“A new age of scientific understanding is on it’s way bringing with it a paradigm-shift (pronounced “para-dime”) that will totally blow the roof off current scientific theory, an age where every psudo-scientific nitwit and crackpot will be exulted above all – and the perfectly sane, highly intelligent, Nobel prize winning – masters of their field, will finally be humbled, as some delusional crank levitates a 30 tonne block of stone above his head using nothing more than a simple magnet, two bits of copper wire and a particularly large Magic Mushroom.” (Somehow I don’t think the magnet or copper wire would be strictly necessary – but then who am I to argue).
Stunning! That’ll show em’
WARNING: Don’t let highly intelligent, extremely well educated scientists tell you what the facts are!
“What do those jokers at CERN honestly think they’re doing!? I mean having the worlds greatest scientific minds spending over 20 years building the most advanced and complex machine that has ever been constructed is an utter waste of time and tax payers money. Forget all this CERN malarkey accelerating a beam to 7 TeV and above searching for the mythical Higgs Boson – Why oh why did I ever bother studying for a degree in Astrophysics from a reputable University when all I had to do was ask Ed?”
“As far as I’m concerned gravity can f*** off – all it ever does is bring you down.”
Simon
Coral Castle: Florida – “Don’t go floating off now…”
An up and coming tourist destination for the mentally impaired – not far from the town centre and within easy reach of a canteen for tea and biscuits. A gift shop providing numerous take home anti-gravity paraphernalia such as; anti-gravity bra’s, anti-gravity face cream and those oh so necessary anti-gravity weight loss pills.
Basic classes in Mathematics and Newtonian Mechanics are also available upon request for the more die-hard conspiracy theorists.
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Tags: Anti-gravity, CERN
I think it’s only fair to mention that it has been hypothesised that using sound waves to create a force/field (that’s not a forcefield it’s either a force or a field) that resonates at a particular frequency could do the job.
The reasoning is this: In order to magnetise an iron bar, one only needs to align it to the the Earth’s poles (magnetic poles not geographic) and then strike it a blow with a hammer. The iron bar will then become a permanent magnet with a north and south pole.
How it works it this. By striking the iron bar with a hammer the molecules will rapidly vibrate, in this dislodged state they will align themselves with the Earth’s magnetic poles, once the vibration in the iron bar stops the majority of the dislodged ‘domains’ will remain in alignment thus creating a permanent magnet.
It has been suggested that using the sound frequency of 7129/6105195 whether that’s Hertz (Hz), Kilo Hertz (KHz), Mega Hertz (MHz) or Giga Herts (GHz) is unknown.
However as interesting as this sounds (no pun intended) at no time during the magnetisation (vibration) of the iron bar does it become weightless.
Also, anyone who knew Ed. neighbours, snoopers or Government agents who tried to catch Ed at work, none of whom reported hearing a sound (that doesn’t preclude the fact that the frequency used could have been outside the audible spectrum) however any vibrational sound that was capable of resonating at a frequency suitable to disrupt every molecule in a 30 tonne block of stone doesn’t sound too safe to be around.
Why would Ed use Iron soles on the bottom of his shoes – to stop him floating off? I don’t think so.
P.S.
I have noticed that quite a number of people have read this post but have not left comment. I’m quite sure that my cynical / scientific aproach has not exactly encouraged visitors to leave a comment but as I suspect many visitors are merely curious to find out more information on this subject, I honestly think that any serious scientist professional, ammature or enthusiast would agree that this sort of psudo-science is not only to be exposed, but I believe it misguides people and merely serves to breed suspicion and controvercy and I recon that it’s better exposed for what it is.
Ed. managed to build Coral Castle all by himself over a 25 year period and it’s a jolly good achievement – well done but as far as following the breadcrumbs that purportedly lead to anti-gravity… no.
Hello Simon
I enjoyed reading your post, especially your reference to “a lightly smoked haddock”.
I am sure that you are aware that the expertise that you have acquired by gaining your degree in Astrophysics, is only as good as the fundamentals on which the theory that you learned is based.
If you go to http://milesmathis.com/angle.html, you may be surprised to find how much of that theory, which has been taught in schools/universities for perhaps a hundred years, is patently flawed.
His criticism of the equating of orbital velocity to tangential velocity being only one such example.
Your reference to peer review, repeated experiment and logical deductions based thereon, is no antidote for overlooking and therebye repeating errors, let alone encouraging others to do the same in order to gain employment.
Perhaps your desire to expose “this sort of pseudo-science” might be better employed in an honest and critical look at some of the “pseudo-science” on which possibly your degree is based.
To do this would require you to put truth above authority and not the other way round.
A good guide is not to trust anything anybody says, especially highly intelligent and extremely well educated scientists.
I hope that should you do this, your obviously well developed sense of humour remains intact.
Regards
Ronald P
Many thanks Ronald,
I do appreciate your sentiments and I suppose the reason I wrote this article on my ‘personal’ blog is so that I really could investigate some of the claims I’ve heard. I’m sure you appreciate that any association with ‘pseudo-science’ is a real no no in physics world, they’re very murky waters indeed – but no less interesting for it.
There are some video’s on YouTube and other websites I’ve looked at and clearly whoever is responsible for them have very little understanding of plain fact.
I, as always, try to retain an open mind on such claims, but when the only information at hand to support these claims are from on-lookers and next door neighbours which are based on hearsay and conjecture I do feel the need – for everyone’s sake to take a step back and look at what we can prove.
Mr. Leedskalnin did spend 25 years of his life building the place, even though that really is quite a long time it’s still an impressive feet none the less. Should Leedskalnin have learnt the secrets of the Egyptians, I would be intrigued to find out the source of his information – a pictogram on the walls and ceiling of a Masonic Lodge is hardly conclusive in this matter, but if this is so, there are many Mason’s alive today who are unaware of this remarkable energy source.
Further to that, was Mr. Leedskalnin even a Mason? Maybe, but I’ve so far not come across any reference to this. Now that his soul rests in peace would it not be reasonable to expect these records to be made public? Even Governments have to disclose matters of the upmost confidentiality after a given length of time?
If we take it that the evidence for an anti-gravity device is indeed adorning the walls of a lodge, it would be unreasonable to assume that Mr. Leedskalnin is the only person to have know it’s ’secret’ (which really shouldn’t really be a secret at all considering how important a discovery to mankind it would make).
If Leedskalnin deciphered the technology from its original source – namely the Egyptians, how was he able to decipher the hieroglyphs? There are simply too many questions unanswered which paves the way to wild speculation, hearsay and hokey ’science’. I’m sure when I come to retire and have absolutely no credibility to maintain or care about (lol) a project such at this would be jolly good fun to pursue – I’ll make sure I leave plenty on notes on what I’ve tried.
All the best Ronald and thanks for stoppin’ by.
Simon
Just to reach those who flame their distain..I have participated in table bio-levitation
at least 5-6 times at my Great Uncle’s place..
It took about a dozen family members all of whom had been taught to
dose well..We had farms so was a natural way of locating field drains
(we never had to mark the fences..we could always dose ancient ditches
in 5 minutes)
Anyway with the family seated around small wooden table and hands on table
The table would raise up a foot or so in 5-6 minutes..
Ed likely amplified his biolevitation from himself with sound..
We all have this ability ..also see the Tibetian Monk story who does
the same this with 300 lb. rock and stopping about a dozen folk and
preparing them..they levitate the rock with biolev..in about the same time
Takes strangers about double the time as they have to get used to each
others vibes..
So I did it ..I have seen it..It is real ..learn to dose well and train some friends
Try it..robert