The Mystery PUMA PUNKU

A temple build of Granite and Diorite, (Diorite cannot be cut with anything else but Diamond tools)
The processes and technologies involved in the creation of these temples are still not fully understood by modern scholars.
In assembling the walls of Pumapunku, each stone was finely cut to interlock with the surrounding stones and the blocks fit together like a puzzle.

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Science & Technology

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• Puma
• punku
• Tiwanaku
• Bolivia
• mystery
• temple
• alien
• technology
• laser
• build
• ancient

[irena7777777]

@NicoretteMan Can't believe you have 21 thumbs up for that comment! Talk about seeing things in black and white with no grey areas. There's something seriously devolved about your grey area, come to thnk of it. You don't think around corners, do you?!!!

[MadeInOregon27]

They cut a stone called "diorite" the only other strone harder than diorite..... IS DIAMOND. Let that sink in for a second and you will come to the conclusion of two different things. 1. They had to have used diamond tip tools to do it. Or 2. Aliens helped.

[nicholascremato]

there are holes drilled in stone there that are 6 mm in diameter but the amaizing thing is that in a 1"depth the spiral of the drill has only 6 revolutions per inch rather than 25 which is now the best our tools can do.

[ediazherrera]

neither 1.- nor 2.-

ellos ( indigenas incas altiplanicos etc) NO usaron diamante...ni construyeron algo ahi...solo llegaron a habitar algo ya existente ahí

No existe" Aliens help" they don´t help themselves...they build it...o una civilización terrestre PREdiluviana

[gyro5d]

Piezoelectricity, electrify the crystal it will expand along one or more of its axes, it will expand. Then the crystal will scrink and expel the electricity. In theory, any crystalline material can form a noncrystalline structure if solidified rapidly enough from a molten state.

[gyro5d]

The continental plates fit if the Earth was smaller. How come the doorways and the thrones weren't bigger if the giants built them for them. I don't think they could've fit in most of the things they supposedly built, caves, thrones, steps, etc.

[gyro5d]

Could Earth magnets been electrically powered to soften the rock. Like I said before "change the frequency on the trowel". Earth magnet trowel !! Different frequencies for different rocks. Quartz in most of the rocks, piezoelectricity. Crystals split easlly along crystaline lines. When massless photons land, they become mass. How long has light been hitting the Earth? So, the Earth has been growing. Sun grows things, we eat the Sun light. We burn fossil fuels we burn the Sunlight.

[gyro5d]

I've built a 60' X 10' wall for a house and spun it on a flat penny. I bet they knew balance. If you had your 2 cents you could walk the blocks in place with a few levers. Every profession has it's skills/tricks. If you shoot magnetic lines through material the electrons will rotate around the magnetic line the line won't turn. So, it would heat up the rock in straight lines. Hey, how about that one. I thought the very old craving looked like trolling setting concrete.

[gyro5d]

Where are the pieces that were cut off? I don't see melted straight or cut off slabs of rock. That's 6 sides for each retangular boulder. Rounded boulder sides, flat on one side and smooth on the other. Those H's are only 5' tall ! I thouight they were 20'. I'll go there with 3 other movers I know and we could move those H's. My friend and I strapped a player piano up 20 steps (1500#). I'm sure 2 sets of straps and 4 men could strap that H. 1.5 ton+ this is flat ground.

[MadeInOregon27]

@inad316 Could be.. But if you look at allot of these ancient sites.. the rocks have no mortar between them and they have odd shapes.. but fit perfectly together like a puzzle. Almost looks like they were melted and poured into their shapes. Not saying that's what they did, just saying that's what IT LOOKS like when you see allot of pics.

[inad316]

@MadeInOregon27 lasers?

[nickthelick]

@MadeInOregon27 Christ, such a long time ago now... 10 years or so... I read it in a book somewhere...