At the end of the video when I greased the machine up for a speed test I couldn't believe how easy it worked."ĭuring his research he became stuck on one aspect until a chance encounter at a holiday cottage, when he flicked through a copy of the Old Testament. Using Google Earth, it appears to be 8. "It was an out of the box experiment and when I made it I filmed it with all the mistakes. Alien hunters claim to have spotted the worlds largest pyramid on the floor of the Pacific Ocean. "I am convinced after all my research and am chuffed to bits with the response and how the machines works.
At the moment it is just a hypothesis, to actually construct a real one using techniques of that time is the main aim. "That is what I would like, someone to pick it up and build a 1-1 size. A few have been sceptical and would like to see if it could be built using original techniques. and it's not interested in what my heart says. By virtually every marker of national wellness, America ranks relatively low compared to other developed countries of the world.
CBN.com Today, Americans spend more money on health care than anyone in the world, and the results are pretty dismal. "99 per cent of the people have posted positive comments. 'Great Pyramid's' c Reverso Context: The Great Pyramid's calling me. OMEGA 3 BENEFITS What Is Really to Blame for Our Bad Health Dr. "The Stonehenge machine is really just an adaptation of what I think the Egyptians used. I am not an academic but I am chuffed they like what I have done. "It is nice to have the support of the experts. Simple but ingenious (Image: Steven Tasker / SWNS.COM) T he first McDonald’s restaurant was inaugurated in. He said the machine was able to defy gravity and could have even been referenced in the bible. McDonald ’s is one of the most popular fast - food chains in the world, known. Steven, of Llanrhaeadr, Mid Wales, said he has now managed to lift a third of a tonne with it and believes it could "move any weight". The machine features a circular board balanced on planks that sits on rockers and wooden feet. Steven said he is convinced a 'long-forgotten machine' was used to transport the stones 180 miles from the Preseli Hills to their final resting place on Salisbury Plain.Īnd he has now rebuilt the contraption to back-up a theory that has been hailed by experts as one of the most credible explanations given. The 66-year-old carpet fitter from Llanrhaeadr, Mid Wales, says he came up with his answer while pondering how the pyramids were built during a visit to Egypt.
However, history buff Steven Tasker has recreated a machine that he believes was used thousands of years ago to build the structures. Stonehenge and the Pyramids of ancient Egypt have inspired awe for millennia, but how their giant stones were moved - sometimes across vast distances - has remained a mystery. Two of the world's most enduring enigmas may have been solved - by a carpet-fitter from Wales.
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