Resonant Frequency Levitation Ed Leedskalnin

[Anubis]

After a visit to Ed's Coral Garden(that's what he actually called it) I was amazed. I'm reading his notes and am convinced he took the methods of resonant frequency levitation to his grave.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0IrRDdCsXs
The local people at the time said they heard Ed "singing" to the rocks. In fact he was using frequency generators to reverse the magnetic polarity of the coral to make it easy to hoist. I'm starting my experiments at 20 to 40 KHz until I can find an affordable 1.6 MHz device.

[adhmzaiusz]

Cool. Extremely controversial subject, but to me its always been intriguing. This is also a theory on how the world pyramids were built too.

One of the other intriguing slightly relevant topics is rife technology, apparently you can shatter micro-organisms with tuned waves of energy. Apparently can cure cancer so some claim.

[The Leveller]

The idiocy and gullability of the general public never ceases to amaze me.

Here's some evidence about how large things can be moved easily without the need for supernatural power:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCvx5gSnfW4

and don't forget to read this:

http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4149

[macmurphy]

This is also a theory on how the world pyramids were built too

archaeological evidence beats theory every time

[simpleton]

The idiocy and gullability of the general public never ceases to amaze me.

Here's some evidence about how large things can be moved easily without the need for supernatural power:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCvx5gSnfW4

and don't forget to read this:

http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4149

I've seen that vid but Ed quarried and stacked up to 29 ton rocks all by himself, at night. It is clear in some pictures that he used pulleys to attain mechanical advantage but it's also evident he had a profound understanding of electromagnetism.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr9U1cP6 ... ata_player

[Anubis]

I've seen that vid but Ed quarried and stacked up to 29 ton rocks all by himself, at night. It is clear in some pictures that he used pulleys to attain mechanical advantage but it's also evident he had a profound understanding of electromagnetism.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr9U1cP6 ... ata_player

Ed and Tesla were contemporaries of sorts. They both came from the same region of Europe and were of similar ages. I believe that among the stone mason community in that region there was still knowledge retained from ancient civilizations and Tesla and Ed were modern interpreters of that knowledge. Tesla was eventually ripped off by Edison and demoralized. Hutchinson stumbled upon that knowledge and was discarded by the US government.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeUgDJc6AWE
And what is this? Archeologists say it's an eggplant

[The Leveller]

So, just to be clear you think that the Egyptians and Ed had such an understanding of the electromagnetic force, not to mention the strong nuclear force that actually holds the nucleus of atoms together, that they developed a method to allow them to selectively defy gravity and apply that to non-magnetic rock?

And for what earthly reason would Ed not use this magnificent power to show people he could fly or at least to win a nobel prize for proving Einstein completely wrong?

No, better to believe that than see the simple truth that he was an amazing engineer and simply used mechanical means to build his castle to a very high standard.

Stunning stuff, the internet never, ever ceases to amaze me and provide enjoyment.

[Anubis]

Ed didn't claim to have a deeper understanding of conventional physics, he flatly said that our interpretation of it(and yes Einsteins too) was simply wrong. Since he only had a fourth grade education and English was not his native language his attempt at describing his enlightenment is hard to interpret. And as far as a Nobel Prize, he simply wasn't interested. By all accounts he was a quiet man that kept to himself. He wasn't interested in being a rock star. There is a tradition from the stone masons from his native country of keeping their methods secret. It was their way.
Read this for some clarification.

[The Leveller]

I think I'll leave it there.

[macmurphy]

wow

[adhmzaiusz]

The idiocy and gullability of the general public never ceases to amaze me.

Here's some evidence about how large things can be moved easily without the need for supernatural power:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCvx5gSnfW4

and don't forget to read this:

http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4149

I think the general public is rather quite opposite of being open minded, and more skeptic. I know about that video and that method of lifting huge stones. It doesn't explain however how they could move 2 million blocks so tightly and perfectly that you cant wedge a piece of paper between them. Maybe some of it could be built using this method, but it would pose more of a challenge once you built upwards.

Also to consider is that if you had enough people all around one block of stone with the purpose of lifting it, it would still be too heavy to lift for all of those people. I think even the "archaeological evidence" is still speculation, and all theories and evidence claims will remain controversial.

[Anubis]

Exactly. I'm very skeptical by nature and not a UFOlogist or anything of the sort. But how come there's no videos on youtube of someone constructing even a small pyramid(lifting 10 ton blocks, like Ed's) or some other structure using stone age methods. There's a lot of conjecturing but Ed actually built a megalithic structure in modern times but no one has been able to duplicate his task.

[adhmzaiusz]

Sounds like a job for the mythbusters

[regretfullySaid]

n/m

[The Leveller]

Monks that used to use large trumpets to move boulders that blocked their path in the mountains.

That is the name of my latest track.