Coral Castle drill #2

[ActiveStorage]

is it just me or those marks are equally distant from each other?

[giantkilleroverunity]

@ActiveStorage

They are equidistant

[ActiveStorage]

@giantkilleroverunity now that i keep staring at it like crazy, i can notice some sort of "interlocking" pattern.. white marks that you pointed out on the viewer's left, gray marks on the right with some slits in-between.. damn.. *confusion*

[ActiveStorage]

Maybe he was "melting" the rock as he carved it. like knife through butter. Without any heat tho. Just by using EM resonant frequencies? I bet its possible to resonate molecules and affect their inner molecular bounding.

watch?v=cvy7KuYDsko&feature=ch­annel_video_title

go to 6:30 there. What you think?

[giantkilleroverunity]

@ActiveStorage

Look up Dale Pond's book on John Worrell Keely and you will see how right you are. This is the reason I made these vids.

[ActiveStorage]

@giantkilleroverunity :S i just got some goose bumps. i think im slowly starting to realize how things were IN-FRONT of our eyes for ages and we just dont notice them... sad yet fascinating.. will surely look into these guys. thank you

[giantkilleroverunity]

@ActiveStorage ,

My bumper sticker reads: 'Frequency equals matter'



[ActiveStorage]

ahahah nice

[g11690102]

that bell is very important. best part is most of the tools are missing. and why use a saw blade to cut rock use a chisel and a hammer. cutting big rocks use a bigger hammer and chisel.

[clnmyjts]

What are you saying?

Where are you in the mining area?

Are you saying he didn`t use a saw blade to cut the stones?

I have always had a problem understanding the way the ancients mining of stones was done..

[giantkilleroverunity]

Yep. I went ther thinking I knew something and was blown away when I stood in all those places. I am still amazed. But the most important thing is the door and the bell.

[crippled82]

cool that you filmed at location