Ancient human engineered magnetic field in Bosnia?

[DanHR]

Hey, so I was watching this video about the Bosnian Pyramid Tunnels (with all the contesting of their legitimacy, I woud've never guessed they even had guided tours of the tunnels).

At about 7:30 the guy starts talking about what I mean.

I thought it could be relevant to the discussion, any opinions?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xT_deiFShY

[Cargo]

That's amazing stuff! It get's even better after that. The 28hz quartz chamber, the negative ion chamber. Amazing.

[moses]

Hi DanHR,
The bloke in the video is a mining engineer, and his father was a mining engineer. He is directing operations there in a huge project. This is not what a con-man looks like.

The ceramic rocks that are posited to have an object inside are very interesting indeed. Perhaps these ceramic rocks were poured into place around the object.

Perhaps one main object of the site was to generate a magnetic field, or some sort of field that has a magnetic field as a consequence. And this field was designed to have an effect on a human. As healing or psychological change.

The pyramid shape seems to at least help in generating the field. The forked water flow underneath the ceramic rock also seems necessary for the field. Maybe there is a field that science is missing.

Cheers,
Mo

[GaryN]

@moses

The ceramic rocks that are posited to have an object inside are very interesting indeed.

The ceramic rocks need to be tested further to see how thick the ceramic layer is. If they are ceramic all the way through then they could not have become ceramic through heating by fire, as the hotter a rock gets the better a thermal insulator it is, so the ceramic part would only be a thin shell. The only way to heat the rock all the way through to make it all ceramic is by microwaves.
The conglomerate of the pyramid structure is also very interesting, and I have read about some similar conglomerate being used in Scottish castles. Some of the rock used to build the castles also have ceramic surfaces, though to have been the result of great fires set by invaders against the walls, but I find that hard to believe. The castles with glassified walls seem to be in a line that runs across Scotland.

[AltClut]

The conglomerate of the pyramid structure is also very interesting, and I have read about some similar conglomerate being used in Scottish castles. Some of the rock used to build the castles also have ceramic surfaces, though to have been the result of great fires set by invaders against the walls, but I find that hard to believe. The castles with glassified walls seem to be in a line that runs across Scotland.

Now this is a subject (scottish history ...and architecture) in which I do have expertise. Could you elaborate Gary?

[GaryN]

Could you elaborate Gary?

Here is one web site:
Uncovering the Secrets of Scotland’s Vitrified Forts
http://www.urbanghostsmedia.com/2015/03 ... -scotland/

The conglomerates, sometimes appearing fused by heat, are mentioned in a number of geological studies, Dunnottar Castle Conglomerate for example. I think these kinds of features strongly suggest plasma/electrical events, and I have similar fused conglomerates in my area, as well as beach rocks that are clearly ceramic, on the outside at least. Usually found in close proximity groups that suggest they were all created at the same time.
Some images here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/garyinsoo ... 6821724363

[moses]

Perhaps the rock/ceramic in Bosnia is similar to the rocks in Gary's pictures. Perhaps such rocks were special to ancient people. Their fascination with big rocks is curious indeed. It is like the rocks channel energy somehow. Perhaps it was the greater magnetic field back then. Maybe the electrical potential difference between the Earth and some distance up above the Earth was much greater than today.

Cheers,
Mo