• dan

  

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  Fri, March 2, 2007 - 9:21 PM

  i have heard of monks being able to move large objects through a complex system of chanting.

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• Jon

  

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  Sat, March 3, 2007 - 12:22 AM

  "I have suspicions this may be the way the great pyramids were erected."
  
  I think this is a weensy bit more plausible:
  
  www.thepump.org/art2earlystages.html

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• ! Rob

  

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  Sat, March 3, 2007 - 11:04 AM

  We could be talking about his Earthquake Machine
  www.freeinfosociety.com/site.php
  members.tripod.com/~Glove_r/Tesla.html
  Fx

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• Ed

  

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  Sun, March 4, 2007 - 12:31 PM

  Hey Europa,
  You are talking about Tesla's "Earthquake Machine". It's an air driven piston which Tesla called a mechanical resonator. The "earthquake" was created when he tested the device, by placing it on a main support in the basement of his building. He matched the frequency of the structure and the rest is history. An interesting side note. In other experiments this mechanical resonator made the needle of a compass spin when set on top of it. I believe all effects are the result of vibrations, ie. waves.
  
  Later,
  Ed

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• • ! Rob

    

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    Sun, March 4, 2007 - 12:43 PM

    We have come a long way since he invented the Earthquake machine,with technology as it is now one would think it has been <updated> and may be put to use.
    Fx
    PS since when do earthquakes come made to messure [ re the Tsunami of 2004)
    the <second chrismas> day
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    The <second easter day> 2005 was also a powerful quake in the same region
    
    True
    
    Fx

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