Post by Mad Scientist on Aug 22, 2018 13:37:49 GMT
Sound/Acoustic Technology "Chambers " in/around Ancient Ruins
As mentioned in my earlier writing, Pre-Flood, Vibration technology Chapter, at one stage in this Earth's history there was the use of acoustic technology, in this part I will try and show you the various acoustic left overs in many of the Ancient ruins across this Planet, might it be under the ground, sub-surface, above the ground or embedded inside structures, they still exist, structures with direct exposure as to distribution would have more of a detailed finish.
When looking at these Ancient ruins, Pre-Flood, remember that emerging Civilizations of later eras adjusted and crudely tried to rebuilt what they found, obviously this has lead Mainstreamers to assume that these were built at around the same time as they were re-occupied, sometimes converted into temples, living quarters and palaces. In my view of things, these were applications of engineering before they became something else and due to the nature of the vibration technology, these buildings had to be able to withstand heavy vibration and not collapse on themselves in the process, which is most likely why they have survived until this day.
Read more at: Sound/Acoustic Technology "Chambers " in Ancient Ruins
As mentioned in my earlier writing, Pre-Flood, Vibration technology Chapter, at one stage in this Earth's history there was the use of acoustic technology, in this part I will try and show you the various acoustic left overs in many of the Ancient ruins across this Planet, might it be under the ground, sub-surface, above the ground or embedded inside structures, they still exist, structures with direct exposure as to distribution would have more of a detailed finish.
When looking at these Ancient ruins, Pre-Flood, remember that emerging Civilizations of later eras adjusted and crudely tried to rebuilt what they found, obviously this has lead Mainstreamers to assume that these were built at around the same time as they were re-occupied, sometimes converted into temples, living quarters and palaces. In my view of things, these were applications of engineering before they became something else and due to the nature of the vibration technology, these buildings had to be able to withstand heavy vibration and not collapse on themselves in the process, which is most likely why they have survived until this day.
Read more at: Sound/Acoustic Technology "Chambers " in Ancient Ruins