alaskan pyramid?

[johnm33]

http://www.earthfiles.com/news.php?ID=2 ... nvironment

[katesisco]

Well, assuming it is indeed---another --- pyramid then we should consider just why? The interesting New Grange hill in England comes to mind. Bosnia. So if not death monuments (no) or adoration to the Gods (no) or astronomical fixes (possible) then the work these would have required would have been because it was a matter of life and death.
You had to get water from the sky.

And it is not too far fetched to see that the survivors of a magnetic embrace that levitated several miles of water several miles above the surface of the Earth, would have been in many places, former cities packed with people who furnished the manpower on the spot.

We have the myths to support the idea, the evidence of existing pyramids, a genetic record jammed with mutations, massive migrations of hordes of people all looking for the same thing, a place with food and water which led to fortified hills or isolated islands being secure holdouts.

[303vegas]

more investigation is required i think but fascinating never the less. maybe look for someone to fund an expedition when more is known.

the infra red image of egypt is interesting too, mainly for the dirty great scar along the bottom right. is this a man-made feature or a natural one? looks like it could be an irrigation channel but where would it be going? i don't really want to get all 'giza death star' here but it makes you think, dunnit?

[Atlas]

There's a far better pyramid in area 51, with a missing capstone and a walkway that leads directly below it. I posted about it in a previous thread.

viewtopic.php?f=10&t=4710&start=15

I have a picture of it in the second post down.

[303vegas]

lovin' the area 51 pyramid. it looks rather like some sort of weapon to me. something on the top op it that needs a fair amount of sheilding from the ground that only a stone pyramid could provide. perhaps a metal tower would be too conductive to both heat and electricity? perhaps the geometry is significant?