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00:00:00Solid granite cut with laser-like precision and accounts of astounding technological capabilities.
00:00:11For nearly two decades, ancient aliens has traveled the globe exploring towering megalithic structures,
00:00:19mysterious artifacts, and stories of otherworldly beings in a quest for evidence that might reveal
00:00:27the truth of our extraterrestrial origins. A lot of these sites that we've featured, most people
00:00:34haven't even heard about beforehand. Now, we take a look back through the ancient aliens' archives
00:00:41to the show's very origins to examine the evidence that we are not alone. We have never been alone.
00:00:57How cool is it to be able to look back 10, 11, 15 years ago of ancient aliens? We now have about 300
00:01:08hours worth of content. Yeah, it just goes to show you how much evidence there is for ancient astronaut
00:01:15theory. And what strikes me as I look back over the years is the number of fields that the evidence
00:01:20crosses through from art, religion, archaeology, astronomy, mythology, and engineering. I love that
00:01:27wow factor when we look at a lot of the sites like Sacsayhuaman, Gobekli Tepe, Baalbek. We have to wonder
00:01:33how they could stack 100-ton stones perfectly. Yeah, and that's one of the reasons why ancient
00:01:40engineering was one of the first topics that we covered on ancient aliens. And starting with the
00:01:45pyramids of Giza. Yeah, no, look, by now it's clear that we've all aged like fine wine. But the
00:01:51great pyramids of Giza have retained their magnificence for thousands of years. And it's all just as
00:01:57mystifying and exciting as it was at the time. In today's largest construction sites and quarries,
00:02:07huge mega-machines are used to dig, cut, and lift stone. These man-made creatures dwarf their creators and
00:02:17perform the work of thousands of men using modern hydraulic technologies. Without such equipment,
00:02:24builders could never construct modern skyscrapers. Yet thousands of years ago, ancient civilizations
00:02:33were accomplishing the same work while constructing their monuments and temples using massive stones.
00:02:41These enormous blocks, many weighing in excess of 100 tons, would be a challenge even for today's
00:02:48engineers. Yet thousands of years ago, people cut them out of solid rock, transported them for miles,
00:02:56and then lifted them precisely into place. But how? Did they cut these massive stone blocks with hammers,
00:03:07chisels, and copper wire, as mainstream archaeologists suggest? Did they have lifted and transported them
00:03:14without a pulley system or the wheel? Or did ancient civilizations possess advanced technologies
00:03:21that have since been lost to science? At Giza, you just don't have the pyramids.
00:03:33Linked to the pyramids are what Egyptologists call valley temples. It doesn't take a rocket engineer that
00:03:39when you go there, there's something not quite right here. Whereas the pyramids are built with blocks of
00:03:47two to three tons. These temples, which are minute compared to the pyramids, are built with blocks
00:03:53of 100 tons, and some of them 200 tons. Now, let me tell you what a 100-ton block is. If you take 100
00:04:01family cars and you squeeze them together, you get one of these blocks. First of all, let alone how they
00:04:06move these blocks, is why would they want to use 100-ton blocks? It simply doesn't make sense.
00:04:12There's no reason for them to want to build out of granite blocks the size of a semi-truck. It's like,
00:04:23okay, let's do something, but let's do it as difficult as we could possibly do it.
00:04:28The reason why I am convinced that sophisticated technology was utilized in these ancient rocks is
00:04:37because if we go to a stone quarry today and look at the scope of machinery required to accomplish
00:04:47similar things, those machines are huge. Subscribers to ancient alien theory do not believe
00:04:58extraterrestrials built these amazing monuments, but instead provided some type of technological know-how
00:05:05or tools to our ancestors. Engineering expert Chris Dunn has spent several decades researching the
00:05:13construction tools used by the ancient Egyptians. We're normally taught by Egyptologists that the
00:05:20ancient Egyptians had simple tools. They went to work every day using stone balls, copper chisels,
00:05:29copper tube and sand to grind holes in diorite and granite, extremely hard rock. From what I have
00:05:37actually gathered over the years is information that seems to actually argue against that notion that
00:05:45they had simple tools. In Egypt, Dunn was able to examine ancient sites firsthand.
00:05:53What he found has proved to be both revolutionary and controversial.
00:06:02If you look at the Giza Plateau and all the stones that they actually placed in the Great Pyramid and
00:06:09the Capra's Pyramid and the Karas Pyramid, two and a half million blocks of stone in the Great Pyramid
00:06:14alone. They had to have had some efficient means of cutting them to size and putting them into place.
00:06:20They had to have had somebody on site who's saying, okay, I need a block this size,
00:06:26and then getting a block to them that size, snap, like immediately.
00:06:35While searching several miles north of Giza at Abu Ruwash, Dunn stumbled upon a clue when he spotted a
00:06:42granite block containing a deep cut.
00:06:44When I first saw it, I just didn't know what to make of it. And it was only after puzzling over
00:06:52it for days and sometimes waking up at three o'clock in the morning scratching my head and thinking,
00:06:58well, how did they make this cut? And finally to realize that the only way that they could have
00:07:05actually cut that thing was with a saw that was 35 feet in diameter.
00:07:14The idea that ancient Egyptians used giant saws provoked much resistance from mainstream
00:07:19archaeologists. Dunn, however, was convinced. As an ex-machinist, I look for tool marks.
00:07:26I look for them everywhere I go. And I could be accused of, well, you know, if you're going to look
00:07:31for something, you're probably going to find it because you're looking at it through a certain
00:07:35filter. Accepted, I agree. But the question is, why is it there?
00:07:43Clearly to me, that is a machine mark. But there were no machines back then.
00:07:47So what do I do? I just go looking for more machine marks and they're all over the place.
00:07:53You find them on statues. You'll find them particularly in the Luxor Museum.
00:08:00There seems to be an impression on the side of Amun's buttock, where it meets the bench,
00:08:08where there is an undercut. It was the slip of a tool. And therefore,
00:08:13it must have been a tool that was quite efficient. Dunn also believes that the large depressions in
00:08:20the ground at Giza are not boat pits, as is claimed by mainstream archaeologists,
00:08:26but were actually used to hold the 35-foot saws.
00:08:30I speculate that they were actually saw pits. The saws were mounted in these pits,
00:08:37and that they ran the blocks through the saws before they put them in the Great Pyramid.
00:08:43Another mystery involves how megastones were lifted up and placed into a precise position.
00:08:50What you find in modern construction is that to build big buildings, you need to build big
00:08:55instruments which help build these big buildings. And that is something which archaeology has never
00:09:00addressed. The three largest man-made stones in the world are found at the Temple of Jupiter
00:09:07at Baalbek in Lebanon. Each weighs an estimated 1,000 tons, or two million pounds.
00:09:14A nearby quarry contains an even bigger stone, known as the Stone of the Pregnant Woman. This giant
00:09:23rectangular block weighs an incredible 1,200 tons. To move it today would take the strength of 21 heavy lift cranes.
00:09:33Being in the construction industry, if a certain project is being constructed somewhere,
00:09:44particularly in mountainous areas, how would we carry these machinery, these cranes and all that?
00:09:53They are so heavy that it's virtually impossible to take them to the site.
00:09:57This stone came off of a project in Palm Springs where they had one of the largest excavators they could
00:10:08rent. They had trouble loading it into the truck. It's well in excess of five tons, 10,000 pounds.
00:10:18Small in megalithic terms, but basically what we can handle with modern machinery.
00:10:27We're supposed to accept that the people who build the pyramids did not have the wheel,
00:10:33did not have the pulley, did not have iron. In fact, they had nothing with brutal
00:10:40manpower and pieces of strings. The context does not fit the evidence.
00:10:50Ancient man's method of moving large blocks is only one mystery.
00:10:54Another surrounds the techniques of their stonemasons.
00:10:58How did prehistoric civilizations cut such intricately designed patterns in solid granite?
00:11:05Palm Springs, California.
00:11:20Master stonemason and sculptor Roger Hopkins uses a variety of advanced tools to cut and shape hard stones.
00:11:28Powered implements such as diamond tip wires and polishers enable him to fashion works of art
00:11:38out of huge granite blocks obtained from nearby quarries.
00:11:46Yet even with these high-tech tools, Hopkins cannot replicate what ancient civilizations accomplished
00:11:52thousands of years ago. Could these advanced engineering methods be the smoking gun that proves humans had help from alien beings?
00:12:04The precision on some of the work that I've seen is just incredible. It's possible to do by hand, but it takes an incredible amount of time. Plus, you have to have years of experience to be able to pull it off.
00:12:24In my opinion, the most tangible pieces of evidence that we have regarding possible extraterrestrial technology is when we look at the ancient stone cutting techniques.
00:12:39Because in some instances, we ourselves today could not replicate what our ancestors allegedly accomplished with stonemasonry.
00:12:50Puma Punku is a large temple complex located on a high plateau in Bolivia.
00:13:10Mainstream archaeologists date the site from approximately 200 BC.
00:13:16The people who lived here had neither a written language nor the wheel.
00:13:21Yet somehow they built one of the world's most complex structures.
00:13:29Ancient alien theorists view Puma Punku as clear proof of extraterrestrial influence.
00:13:37The ruins we find at Puma Punku are simply extraordinary. Puma Punku defies logic.
00:13:50The interest of Puma Punku is not so much that the individual stones slotted together perfectly,
00:13:57but the fact that the stones as such are of such tremendous design that it requires concepts of mathematics which are far beyond anything we are actually using right now.
00:14:07Yet somehow in the past, somebody has made that for a specific purpose and in a way which even computer programs today would kind of go, how is this possible?
00:14:17How is this possible?
00:14:26In the highlands of Bolivia, Puma Punku, some of these blocks are over 40 to 50 tons each.
00:14:36What can you tell us about this?
00:14:38Boy, they had their stone cutting abilities, you know, pretty well fine tuned for 5,000 years old.
00:14:46I mean, it's almost unbelievable.
00:14:50But these cutting planes that they have on here are very impressive.
00:14:55And some of the insides cuts.
00:15:00See, like in here, all these interior cuts, very hard to do.
00:15:04I mean, it would be difficult for us with our equipment to get that kind of precision.
00:15:14Let's talk a little bit about inside boxes.
00:15:17Ooh, I was afraid you were going to pull something like this on me.
00:15:21That is a hell of a piece of work.
00:15:23I mean, if we were to do something like that today, we use what they have, these computer-driven CNC machines, which have diamond tips and you have a template that, you know, the computer follows.
00:15:39And even then, it may not come out as perfect.
00:15:42Because even though you can tell that obviously this piece broke off, nowhere in here can you see any imperfection.
00:15:52It's like, and by the way, when you're there, if you go with your finger over these edges and you put a little pressure on your fingertip, you can cut yourself.
00:16:02This is how sharp the edges are.
00:16:04But where could the ancient peoples have developed such technology?
00:16:14Is it really possible that extraterrestrial visitors provided different construction methods and tools?
00:16:21When I saw these blocks, I didn't really think that they were cut.
00:16:26The first thing, really, that I thought of was this appears very similar to Frank Lloyd Wright's textile block system of construction, which he used in his California houses in the early 1920s.
00:16:44Now, what he did was he took concrete, poured it into molds.
00:16:49There actually are ancient Incan legends that suggest that they had the capability of softening the stone.
00:17:02At Sacsayhuaman, for example, we find these gigantic stone blocks, gigantic stone walls,
00:17:10where it looks as if those stones were molten, put into place, and then the stone hardened again.
00:17:19The stone stone walls were destroyed.
00:17:26Several hundred miles north of Pumapunku, Machu Picchu sits high atop the Peruvian Andes.
00:17:34Built by the Incas in the 15th century, this stone citadel was suddenly abandoned about 100 years later.
00:17:43Like Pumapunku, Machu Picchu also has signs of advanced engineering.
00:17:49And possibly molded stones.
00:17:54I can't help but think that whoever was behind this thought the process through from beginning to end.
00:18:00They didn't quarry the rock and then decide how the heck are we going to transport this.
00:18:05They knew from beginning to end what needed to be done with whatever techniques and technology
00:18:12they were going to use so that this was no big deal.
00:18:17In industry today, there's a kind of an adage, keep it simple stupid.
00:18:23Based on his experience, Mike Dunn believes the simplest way to build the great walls of Machu Picchu
00:18:29would have been to transport small rocks to the site, then melt them, and use molds to fashion the exact size and shape needed.
00:18:37That would solve a lot of difficulties of constructing this wall.
00:18:44First, you have your shapes all the same size, each shape.
00:18:50So you're guaranteed that they would fit together as opposed to being cut by different artisans.
00:19:00Melting the rocks and then pouring them into place would take an incredible amount of heat
00:19:06just to spall off pieces of stone.
00:19:09I have a stone torch which I use for sometimes shaping granite and I mean it generates a temperature
00:19:20of in excess of 3,000 degrees.
00:19:243,000 degrees, that's a lot.
00:19:29When we look back at the ancients and we see a technology that they couldn't possibly know,
00:19:36there's only two possibilities then.
00:19:39Either God did it, which we really don't think happened,
00:19:44or some high-tech civilization from another planet came and showed them how to do it,
00:19:51then took their materials and tools and went back home.
00:19:57The idea behind that is that none of these ancient monuments that were constructed or manufactured by
00:20:03extraterrestrials, it was us humans who built it with extraterrestrial technology.
00:20:11It's entirely possible that there were visitations,
00:20:15that they pointed out ways to do things and that they wanted to leave some kind of a record.
00:20:21I mean, if you're going to leave a permanent record, the only way you can do that is in stone.
00:20:25There must have been thousands of ancient structures made of mud and wood that we'll
00:20:35never even know existed, but when you build with stone, that's for the ages.
00:20:39And stone is much harder to work with and build structures, especially megalithic stones.
00:20:45Right, and these massive stones were transported in many cases from miles and miles away.
00:20:51Yeah, and that is one of the smoking guns of the ancient astronaut theory, transportation and also
00:20:57the stonework. I mean, some of the stonework is so perfect, you can't even put a dollar bill in between
00:21:03the fittings.
00:21:06Peru, home of the world's longest mountain range, the Andes, the spine of South America.
00:21:13Inca. Here in a high river valley among peaks towering over 20,000 feet,
00:21:21the Inca established their capital city of Cusco, which thrived for over 300 years
00:21:31until Spanish conquistadors arrived in the 16th century.
00:21:35Above Cusco, at an elevation of more than 12,000 feet, looms the ancient fortress of Sacsayhuaman,
00:21:47whose immense stone walls may hold secrets which predate the Inca themselves.
00:21:55My feeling, very strong feeling, is that we're looking at a two-phase construction site in many of the
00:22:01so-called Inca stone monuments. And the Inca structures sit on top of much more ancient
00:22:08rock-cut structures and megalithic structures that we just don't know who built them. And this actually
00:22:14fits with the Inca's own view.
00:22:19Like many Inca sites, Sacsayhuaman features astonishing stonework,
00:22:24but not all of it credited to the Inca. According to conventional archaeology, the Kilke culture built
00:22:35the older sections of the site approximately 1,000 years ago. But the Inca themselves believed the site
00:22:43was constructed by an earlier unnamed race of people, led by a powerful god who descended from the skies.
00:22:51Throughout time, there has been witness to a god named Veracocha that visited the South American
00:22:59people and blessed them and gave them all types of technology. And some of his physical characteristics
00:23:05make him stand out from the indigenous population because he was a very tall, pale-skinned, white-haired
00:23:12being. But did this god Veracocha actually exist? Could he have been, as ancient astronaut theorists
00:23:20suggest, a visitor from an alien world? If so, it might help to explain just how the ancient site
00:23:31was constructed.
00:23:33This rock weighs about 20 tons. This is minuscule compared to many of the rocks at Sacsayhuaman.
00:23:41Today, we have heavy machinery to move such stones. But in the ancient times, especially the Inca,
00:23:47they would have used massive human workforces working for massive amounts of time.
00:23:54A rule of thumb is it takes about 10 to 20 men to move a one-ton rock. So when you're talking
00:24:00hundreds of tons, you're talking thousands of men.
00:24:04What we see is a culture who have got the technology to quarry giant blocks of stone,
00:24:17move them to the site where they want to build, and then to stack and cut and articulate these massive
00:24:27blocks into, in some cases, almost indestructible structure.
00:24:33Talk about granite, you're talking about a composition of feldspar, mica, and quartz.
00:24:40So you need diamond to actually braid it or cut it. We would use diamond today to cut granite.
00:24:47Those are the kind of discoveries that lead one to question whether they were really
00:24:54using the tools in the ancient toolbox or whether there was something else at work.
00:25:05Shaman Jorge Delgado has spent most of his life studying the mysterious structures of Peru,
00:25:12many built prior to the rise of the Inca empire.
00:25:20It's amazing all the weight of the stones. You know, it's difficult definitely for any human to move,
00:25:28even in groups. And the other aspect is how it's put together. In some stones, we will see still now,
00:25:36there is like some marks that it seems that it was dissolved. The walls are put together with blocks
00:25:45of stone weighing 50 or 100 tons, cut and shaped like the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle so that they lock
00:25:52together so tightly that you can't even get a sheet of paper between them. There are signs in many of
00:25:59these stones that show very large amounts of thermal heat have been applied to mold the stones in such
00:26:06a way that they fit perfectly. And so it really does raise a lot of questions.
00:26:12If you look at the style the Saksaguaman wall was built, the blocks look as if they've been molded like
00:26:19putty. If you can mold stone into place, then all of a sudden, as crazy as this sounds,
00:26:26it makes more sense because there is no mortar that has been used.
00:26:35According to local legend, a bird was responsible for the seamless construction.
00:26:42Legends say the winged creature carried a powerful chemical in its beak, a substance capable of melting
00:26:49in stone. Saksaguaman means the head of the falcon, falcon's head. But maybe it was some falcons
00:27:01or maybe some bird people who could connect with the place. But is it possible, as ancient astronaut theorists
00:27:11suggest, that the mythical bird might actually have been a spacecraft piloted by alien visitors known to the
00:27:19locals as space brothers? I believe that it's a combination of the space brothers technology
00:27:29with other kinds of possibilities. Nowadays, we know different kind of tools. We didn't have before
00:27:37this kind of tools. Or maybe we had more sophisticated. So the thing is that this place, Saksaguaman,
00:27:43it continues as a mystery. So looking at all these sites with these perfectly stacked stones,
00:27:52we're looking at a type of technology that's not used anywhere else on earth.
00:27:57I don't discount human ingenuity, but that type of engineering that we still can't duplicate today
00:28:03must raise a flag for further consideration. It's almost extraterrestrial in a sense. Someone had to
00:28:09have taught them these techniques. But whether the process of forming the large megalithic stones
00:28:17involve the use of thermal energy or a mysterious chemical, one thing is certain. The ancient builders
00:28:27used the technique on a vast scale. But why? What was the intended purpose of creating such intricately
00:28:35built stone structures? So we can't really give an answer as to what they were being used for,
00:28:44other than we know that the extraterrestrials more than likely are the source of what they call gods.
00:28:49How did they get here? More than likely in some type of craft. And very possibly they could have been
00:28:54using these large megaliths as platforms to land on. But if Saksaguaman was in fact constructed by alien
00:29:02visitors. Might there be additional evidence of their time on earth at other ancient sites around the world?
00:29:12Perhaps there is.
00:29:18When we talk about megalithic sites in Peru, we really have to include Pumapunku just to the south in Bolivia.
00:29:24Yeah, and as any fan of ancient aliens knows by now, Pumapunku is by far my most favorite place
00:29:32in order to illustrate the ancient astronaut theory. Because Pumapunku is unparalleled on earth.
00:29:41There is no other place like Pumapunku.
00:29:45Remember in 2013, we did an episode where we sent David Childress there on location.
00:29:51And he's, you know, examining the blocks. And it's interesting to see how those blocks fit
00:29:55together so perfectly in the past. But today, the blocks are scattered all over that location.
00:30:02Yeah, but even in ruins, it is clear that that place was an incredible ancient piece of magnificent engineering.
00:30:12Bolivia, South America. Here, 45 miles west of La Paz, isolated high in the Andes Mountains,
00:30:26lie the mysterious ancient ruins of Pumapunku.
00:30:33Spread across a desert plateau at an altitude over 12,000 feet,
00:30:38the megalithic stones found here are among the largest on the planet.
00:30:45Measuring up to 26 feet long and weighing more than 100 tons each.
00:30:52These are the mysterious ruins of Pumapunku, nearly 13,000 feet in the Altiplano of Bolivia.
00:31:00What you have here are massive blocks of granite scattered like some kid's toy blocks around the site.
00:31:14It's like some giant cataclysm just wiped out this entire area.
00:31:25Archaeologists are baffled by what Pumapunku was,
00:31:30how it looked, and what the purpose of this enormous structure would have been.
00:31:41Mainstream scientists believe the site was originally constructed about 2,000 years ago.
00:31:48But in 1945, archaeologist Arthur Posnansky proposed that Pumapunku was much, much older.
00:31:57By examining the structures and what he believed were their original alignment with the stars,
00:32:04he dated the ruins to 15,000 BC.
00:32:07Arthur Posnansky was a researcher who was part of Bolivian. He worked at the site for many decades.
00:32:16And he concluded that the site must have been built about 17,000 years ago by studying the archaeoastronomy of that particular site.
00:32:23We don't know how old Pumapunku is. We have had some circumstantial dating,
00:32:30but we have been unable to date the stones of Pumapunku themselves. They could be thousands,
00:32:35if not hundreds of thousands of years old. We don't know.
00:32:38I think the fascinating thing about Pumapunku is how did these structures get built.
00:32:48We're talking about stone that is 25 feet high, stone that is hundreds of tons.
00:32:57Pumapunku is so unique in the way that it was constructed and shaped and positioned,
00:33:06that it is the most intriguing ancient site on the planet.
00:33:11Of all the places I've ever visited, Pumapunku is the one that I go back to time and again,
00:33:18because no one can solve the mystery.
00:33:26Mainstream scholars believe the andesite blocks found at Pumapunku
00:33:31were formed by hand with primitive stone tools. But some researchers point to the intricate stonework
00:33:39as evidence of the use of advanced precision technology.
00:33:43One of the amazing things here at Pumapunku is the precision of the blocks. You can see with this
00:33:53block of granite that it's really been cut at very accurate right angles.
00:34:02Not only do these granite blocks have precision corners, but they also have these difficult drill
00:34:10holes that are going right through the rock. But how could such primitive people,
00:34:20living perhaps tens of thousands of years ago, have produced such flawless stonework?
00:34:28Might the ancient builders of Pumapunku have fabricated the megalithic stones with advanced
00:34:34technology. Technology of an otherworldly origin, as ancient astronaut theorists believe.
00:34:42If you look at the stones carefully and you get a magnifying glass on some of them,
00:34:46you can see some intricate stonework as though they're using machine tools or even lasers.
00:34:54It's absolutely incredible. I've seen nothing like it anywhere on the planet.
00:34:57When an architect or an engineer looks at Pumapunku, one thing jumps out immediately.
00:35:06That whoever built this place had knowledge of planning, of logistics and had access to advanced technology.
00:35:19You know, Brian, this is one of the most interesting and unusual stones here at Pumapunku.
00:35:26It's got these perfect right angles. And then each of these small drill holes are basically
00:35:35evenly spaced along this routered groove.
00:35:40To me, it's clear that power tools have been used on this unusual block of stone here.
00:35:46Well, exactly. And this surface is as smooth as a tabletop, like in your kitchen. There's no
00:35:52wave to it or anything. This was machined. But who machined it? It's an astonishing piece of work.
00:35:59And how anyone could think that primitive human beings could have done this. You know,
00:36:04it's just crazy. If anything looks like ancient aliens, it's this stone.
00:36:08But if otherworldly technology was used at Pumapunku, where is the proof?
00:36:19In Danville, Illinois, machinist and toolmaker Chris Nunn has put the Pumapunku stone through the
00:36:26ultimate cutting test using both laser technology and a modern diamond saw.
00:36:32We've got a sample of the laser cut. This is the diamond wheel cut. And the top surface is
00:36:44the original cut surface from Pumapunku. So now we can compare the difference between all three cuts.
00:36:50Looking at the stone under a microscope, Dunn compares the two modern cutting techniques
00:36:58with the part of the stone cut thousands of years ago. Though age has worn the surface of the ancient
00:37:05example, the comparison reveals distinct differences. You've got vitrification on the laser cut side.
00:37:14And then, of course, you've got circular tool marks on the side cut with the diamond saw. And then
00:37:23whatever tool they used to cut the ancient surface must have been a different method.
00:37:29Now, do you think it's possible that some type of a diamond precision tool was used on the old surface,
00:37:36but because it was such a long time ago that over time, the surface became a bit more rough?
00:37:44And we're talking 10 or even 15,000 years ago.
00:37:48That is a reasonable speculation. I think we have to start examining
00:37:54a little more sophisticated tools that no longer exist.
00:38:01What did the ancients use to cut the andesite stone so precisely?
00:38:08Might evidence of advanced technology be found by further study of the construction
00:38:13of the Pumapunku stones? Ancient astronaut theorists say yes and point to what they call H-blocks.
00:38:24Seems like every one of these H-blocks is exactly the same. So it's like a prefabrication process
00:38:32where they needed X hundred of these and whatever machinery it is that they had was able with amazing
00:38:39accuracy to replicate one after another after another.
00:38:44That's very sophisticated.
00:38:46Yeah, it's an ingenious way of building a huge granite wall.
00:38:50And again, the whole thing is just so incredibly precise. Doing these kind of inside corners like this,
00:39:00this just can't be done really with copper chisels and stone hammers.
00:39:07The whole thing is just so incredibly high-tech, even beyond what we would do today.
00:39:14But how could the ancients have managed to move the incredibly heavy andesite stones to the site?
00:39:25After years of research, mainstream archaeologists have said the massive stones were hewn at quarries
00:39:32over 60 miles away and then rolled to Pumapunku on logs.
00:39:37What nobody talks about is the irrefutable fact that we are at an altitude of 12,800 feet,
00:39:47which means we are above the natural tree line. No trees ever grew in that area,
00:39:58meaning no trees were cut down in order to use wooden rollers.
00:40:04The wooden roller theory falls by the wayside.
00:40:13Could there have been another more profound method of moving these megalithic stones into place?
00:40:20And if so, how could such an advanced engineering feat have been accomplished without the help of modern machinery?
00:40:28How these massive blocks of granite were moved from their quarries
00:40:33and brought here to Pumapunku would have required some kind of super technology?
00:40:41Levitation and anti-gravity.
00:40:45Huge lifting vehicles.
00:40:48Something that ancient aliens would have had.
00:40:53Might the ancient city of Pumapunku
00:40:56really have been built by alien beings, as ancient astronaut theorists contend?
00:41:03And if so, for what purpose?
00:41:06Perhaps by piecing together the precision cut blocks, profound new possibilities, will be revealed.
00:41:13And if so, for what purpose is to be revealed.
00:41:24January, 2011.
00:41:27Researchers survey and measure the monolithic stones and H-blocks scattered around the archaeological site of Pumapunku,
00:41:36hoping to solve the mystery of what these structures were used for and why.
00:41:42The evidence that something extraordinary happened at Pumapunku is in front of our very eyes.
00:41:49Because at Pumapunku, we find evidence of stone cuts that we today could only replicate
00:41:59if we use the most sophisticated of technologies.
00:42:05That is part of the great mystery of Pumapunku.
00:42:08It seems as though some kind of factory was set up there to make these almost exactly the same.
00:42:14It's almost like a Lego system of interconnecting blocks.
00:42:18And that is unique on this earth.
00:42:22Many of the blocks were prefabricated blocks.
00:42:26Pre-fabricated blocks means planning. You have to make a design.
00:42:29Planning means writing.
00:42:32Now the archaeologists say that Pumapunku are the ruins of temples made by the Aymara.
00:42:38Aymara are the highland Indians up there.
00:42:41But the Aymara were Stone Age people.
00:42:43They had not even writing.
00:42:46So not planning, it's absolutely impossible.
00:42:49Pre-fabricated blocks in Stonehenge doesn't fit with Stonehenge.
00:42:54And the precision of the blocks is absolutely buffing.
00:43:04In Danville, Illinois, toolmaker Chris Dunn uses measurements taken at Pumapunku
00:43:10to create a one-eighth scale model of an H-block to better understand how they may have originally fit together.
00:43:17So you actually went to Pumapunku to measure the H-blocks.
00:43:23What was your conclusion? What did you find?
00:43:25For me, it was important to find out what the measurements were.
00:43:30What I found was that the internal cavities were not parallel to each other.
00:43:35And by internal cavities, you're referring to these two parts right here, right?
00:43:40Exactly. These two surfaces right here, both top and bottom,
00:43:45they are smaller at the front than they are at the back.
00:43:47Essentially suggesting a dovetail.
00:43:50Creating a dovetail.
00:43:51Mm-hmm.
00:43:51Why do you think a dovetail shape was carved or used?
00:43:57Really, if we look at the way we have used dovetails, we use them for mechanical purposes,
00:44:03to hold things together. So essentially what I'm saying is that they were using these H-blocks
00:44:09for a mechanical purpose, probably to hold hinges for a door.
00:44:15To test his theory, Dunn created a door hinge that would connect to a small-scale model H-block.
00:44:22So if we put this together, we put the one in the bottom, like so, one in the top part,
00:44:29like so, and then this piece fits in there, put a hinge pen in it, and there you have your hinge.
00:44:41I mean, it's absolutely spectacular. And of course, the most fascinating question is,
00:44:47what tools were used 5,000 years ago? Because something very sophisticated was used,
00:44:54and not chicken bones. Not chicken bones, not copper chisels, not stone chisels.
00:45:01The tools that were used to create these blocks at Pumapunku do not exist in the archaeological record.
00:45:10According to Dunn, the H-blocks may have been used to mount hinges for a massive door,
00:45:16perhaps for one of the largest temple complexes in the ancient world.
00:45:20It's a spectacular discovery that Chris Dunn made. This lends a whole new meaning to the H-blocks at
00:45:30Pumapunku because, possibly, they held something in place. The question is, what?
00:45:39Pumapunku is definitely one of the most mysterious sites on Earth, and it's really clear those blocks
00:45:44were meant to fit together. Yeah, you know, but there are sites all over the world that still
00:45:49defy explanation. I know one of my most favorite sites would have to be Malta. Megalithic structures
00:45:55that are some of the largest on Earth. And some of the oldest. And there's evidence that the
00:45:59builders knew the science of acoustics, and that might give us a clue about how these megalithic sites
00:46:03were built. Yeah, possibly acoustic levitation. Malta, a small island nation in the center of the
00:46:13Mediterranean Sea, just south of Italy. Scholars believe the first inhabitants migrated here from
00:46:23the nearby island of Sicily in 5200 BC. Today, stone structures on the Maltese island of Gozo
00:46:33are considered by archaeologists to be among the greatest achievements by ancient builders anywhere
00:46:41in the world.
00:46:46The temples on Malta and Gozo are more than a thousand years older than the pyramids of Egypt.
00:46:53They are the earliest monumental architecture in the world.
00:46:56There are engineering features in these temples that are just astonishing. We're talking about walls
00:47:03enclosing space, paved walkways. They were ceilings at one time. Definitely much more complex than
00:47:12anything else that was appearing on Earth for a very long time.
00:47:18Built before metal tools or the wheel had been invented,
00:47:22experts are baffled by the sheer scale of the construction and the use of vertically arranged
00:47:29monolithic stones, each weighing over 20 tons.
00:47:35It's only been in recent years that we've developed instruments that are accurate enough to appreciate
00:47:41that some of these ancient societies were able to shape stones to optical accuracy, optical accuracy
00:47:49greater than what we're able to do today. And so they must have had some kind of advanced technology enabled to do that.
00:47:58But if the ancient builders of Malta had used advanced technology, where did it come from?
00:48:06Researchers believe answers may be found among Malta's numerous mysteries, including the so-called cart ruts,
00:48:14which can be found all over Malta.
00:48:20These parallel incisions in the bedrock have been identified as cart ruts because that's what they
00:48:26look like. What they really were, what their purpose was, we don't know. There's nothing written.
00:48:32The cart ruts on Malta are about four feet wide. They're uniformly spaced. Some of them run hundreds
00:48:43of yards. Some of them run miles. According to the studies on them, they probably were there
00:48:51up to 10,000 years ago because some of the ancient temples are built right on top of the ruts.
00:48:58Ancient astronaut theorists believe the cart ruts may, in fact, be evidence that Malta was one of
00:49:06Earth's earliest industrial work sites. It seems like what these cart ruts really were was some kind of
00:49:15ancient railway. And this railway was then to move heavy machinery, much as we would use today in a
00:49:25mining operation, even the way rockets are rolled out onto a launch pad.
00:49:35Further evidence of the use of advanced technology on Malta can be found underground.
00:49:40In 1902, construction workers, while building the foundation for several houses,
00:49:48accidentally discovered a mysterious underground sanctuary dating to 2500 BC. Called the Hypogeum,
00:49:58the subterranean structure was revealed to be three levels deep, all hewn from solid stone.
00:50:06It's been estimated that they removed more than 2000 tons of stone from these subterranean chambers
00:50:13to create a space that beautifully replicates the temples above ground.
00:50:22Perhaps one of the greatest mysteries concerning the Hypogeum
00:50:27involved the acoustical properties in what is called the Oracle Room.
00:50:32The acoustical properties within this are absolutely extraordinary, because what happens is that
00:50:41if a person is within the Oracle Room, the way that their voice is carried is heard within the whole of
00:50:48the complex. The ancients were using this profound sound technology in order to put themselves into a deep
00:50:57state of trance in order to access higher human consciousness. They wanted to go deep within in
00:51:03order to connect themselves with star energy. Might the Oracle Room have been used to communicate with
00:51:12the source of ancient gods? Or perhaps celestial ancestors? Or do its advanced acoustics suggest
00:51:21that early Maltese people had mastered the science of sonic manipulation? The ability to manipulate solid
00:51:29matter through audio frequencies. One of the main things that I've realized is that they're using
00:51:38something called fractal non-linear resonance. And we're now discovering in the field of material
00:51:46science, that non-linear resonances of sound waves, microwaves, magnetic waves, that we are able to
00:51:57actually change matter in ways that we never dreamed possible.
00:52:03If the Oracle Room was used to harness the power of audio waves, as many ancient astronaut theorists
00:52:11believe, is it possible the prehistoric builders use sonic technology to help build Malta's mammoth temples?
00:52:21The builders had this advanced knowledge of sonic technology. And in fact,
00:52:28sound technology can be used for all kinds of applications, including levitation or anti-gravity.
00:52:35All around the world, there are myths and legends relating to how large structures came into being.
00:52:46They talk about the movement of stones through the use of sound, about the use of instruments or the banging,
00:52:56the ringing, that will elevate stones enough so that they can be pushed as if they've become
00:53:04completely whiteless.
00:53:08It would appear that the builders at Malta had very advanced knowledge of things we're just now
00:53:14discovering. And you would think that they got this knowledge from extraterrestrials.
00:53:22It's very possible that what we're seeing at Malta is some type of sound levitation technology.
00:53:28And if that's true, there's many other sites that may have been built in a similar fashion.
00:53:32Right, because our ancestors were all taught by the same teachers. Now, if we really want to talk about
00:53:40acoustic levitation, then one place comes to mind, and that's Nan Madal, which is truly extraordinary
00:53:46because you have these giant basalt structures in the middle of nowhere in the ocean on tiny, tiny islands.
00:53:54Yeah, I remember when we first featured it on the show, and the locals actually said that those
00:53:59giant basalt columns were actually floated through the air.
00:54:03Yes, and I got to listen to these accounts firsthand when I visited Nan Madal with David Childress
00:54:10a few years later. And let me tell you, the moment that you stand in front of Nan Madal
00:54:17in person, it just blows your mind.
00:54:20The island of Pompeii, more than 2,500 miles southwest of Hawaii, completely isolated in the Pacific Ocean.
00:54:37This Micronesian landmass is home to just 34,000 people, mainly farmers and fishermen.
00:54:45But there is one area of the island that is completely uninhabited,
00:54:50the lost city of Nan Madal. The native islanders believe this ancient site is cursed,
00:55:02and it is also home to some of the most mysterious archaeological ruins in the world.
00:55:10Built on a coral reef just off the eastern coast of Pompeii, and sprawling more than 200 acres,
00:55:17Nan Madal consists of 92 smaller man-made islands connected by canals.
00:55:28According to historians, this ancient city, often called the Venice of the Pacific,
00:55:34was the capital of the Saudalur dynasty that ruled from about 500 to 1628 A.D.
00:55:41This ancient city housed the Saudalurs, the kings of that time. So it has their houses,
00:55:54it has feasting areas, it has tombs. So there's a whole number of areas that each of these islets supported.
00:56:03Most archaeologists agree that construction of these artificial islands began sometime in the 13th century.
00:56:15Each has been formed with columnar basalt,
00:56:19a black rock that forms when basaltic lava from a volcano cools in the form of columns.
00:56:26There are a number of columnar basalt outflows across Pompeii itself, and we know of several of these
00:56:36outcrops that were used to mine the basalt. They were then transported to the area of Nan Madal,
00:56:44and then placed to create these small islets.
00:56:47But how did the native people living here 800 years ago manage to build 92 islets out of giant basalt columns?
00:57:01Researchers estimate that each stone log used to construct the megalithic structures weighs between
00:57:085 to 50 tons. Stacked to form walls as high as 25 feet tall and 17 feet thick,
00:57:17archaeologists believe that it was an undertaking that most likely would have required all 25,000
00:57:23island inhabitants to complete. Around the ruins of Nan Madal are many canals,
00:57:30which researchers and archaeologists say were the routes taken by boats to move these basalt
00:57:36columns across and around the island to construct the huge megalithic site.
00:57:41Mainstream scholars insist native people built Nan Madal using ropes, rollers, and rafts.
00:57:52But attempts to prove this theory have failed.
00:57:55So if you add up all of the stone logs, you have a weight of 750,000 or so metric tons. That's a lot.
00:58:10If you were to move maybe 2,000 tons a year, you might be able to get it built
00:58:18over about three centuries. We're talking about a major massive effort here. The kind of effort that
00:58:28you would see in the construction of the pyramids in Egypt.
00:58:31But could there be another explanation for how these ancient people were able to move such massive rocks
00:58:43miles across the island and into place in the ocean without the help of modern machinery?
00:58:51According to local legends, the ancient builders used a much more profound method of construction,
00:58:58an advanced anti-gravitational technology that ancient astronaut theorists believe
00:59:04may explain many of the world's mysterious megalithic sites.
00:59:12Some legends state that the stones were actually flown from one part of the island to another
00:59:18or levitated some way to get them up to such high areas of the main construction.
00:59:22This is very reminiscent of what researchers call auditive levitation, which was a technique of
00:59:31raising heavy stones by matching the sound frequency of matter,
00:59:38rendering it weightless and moving it into place.
00:59:42The people themselves, who still to this day live there in Pompeii, say that this place was not built by us.
00:59:51It's been here before we arrived.
00:59:55Man, oh man.
01:00:04I mean, look how tall that is.
01:00:07While visiting the ancient site of Nan Madal, ancient astronaut theorists Giorgio Tsoukalos and David
01:00:13Childress, along with their guide, Gus Kohler, and structural engineer, Dr. Henry Burton,
01:00:19had traveled to the site of Nan Madal's, the royal mortuary said to belong to Nan Madal's original builders.
01:00:27This is supposed to be the biggest stone here at Nan Madal.
01:00:31This cornerstone right here?
01:00:33This thing, it's supposed to be the biggest of all the stones here.
01:00:39Henry, do you think you can calculate the weight of this?
01:00:42Yeah, we can certainly estimate it. I have a measuring tape. We can estimate the volume and
01:00:46we know the density, so that can give us the mass. All right, let's do that.
01:00:51Yeah, so this is about four meters. All right, here's the far corner here. Using the dimensions
01:00:58and the density of one of the basalt stone blocks, Dr. Burton calculates its weight.
01:01:04250, two meters 50. All right, so based on the measurements, you're looking at a weight of about
01:01:0854 tons. 54 tons. Yeah, so 50 tons, give or take. And you have one, two, three, four
01:01:15of those monoliths essentially stacked on top of each other at a height of 40 feet.
01:01:21So Gus, what is then the oral history of moving this stone on the island?
01:01:28Well, according to the legends, the stones were flown up here. Rocks were brought from the north
01:01:36and they were flown up here. For generations, the people of Pompeii have told the story that Nan
01:01:43Madal was constructed by strange visitors through a process of levitation.
01:01:50It is this legend that is suggested to ancient astronaut theorists that Nan Madal is not only
01:01:56an ancient megalithic structure, it is also an extraterrestrial one.
01:02:01Well, we have in the oral traditions a story about two brothers, Olusopa and Olusipa. They managed to
01:02:11construct what you know today as Nan Madal. According to oral histories, the stones flew to the Nan Madal area.
01:02:20How did they fly there? We don't know. The two brothers who started Nan Madal, according to Bunpen legend,
01:02:28were foreigners. They were not from here. So we don't know where they were from.
01:02:32According to legend, the twin sorcerers who created Nan Madal were of giant proportions,
01:02:40much like the legends of Easter Island, where it is said that giants magically floated the stone moai
01:02:47statues into place. Similar stories involving levitation are associated with numerous other megalithic sites,
01:02:56like Stonehenge in England, the Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt, the Uxmal Pyramid in the Yucatan Peninsula,
01:03:05and Pumapunku in Bolivia. There are other stories around the world that say the exact same thing,
01:03:15how gigantic stones were moved into place as if by magic. And you have to ask yourself,
01:03:22is there a connection? Did all of our ancestors receive the same knowledge from the extraterrestrials?
01:03:29And the answer to that is a resounding yes. We've done scientific studies and 40% of the rocks
01:03:37that comprise this site here came from the north. So it does kind of collaborate our oral legend that
01:03:44it came from the north. The other 60%? They don't know. I think they don't know where it came from.
01:03:48But it's not from here, right? Nobody's been able to source that. So yeah, 60% of the stones,
01:03:54they don't know where they came from. That's incredible that the 60% is essentially still
01:04:00a mystery, yes? Huh.
01:04:05For decades, mainstream archaeologists have been frustrated by their failure to identify the source
01:04:11for much of the basalt used in the construction of Naan Madal. But recently, a growing number of
01:04:17scientists have become convinced that it came from a volcanic outcropping located 25 miles northeast
01:04:24of Naan Madal, called Huisinmalik. The unusual formation extends over 400 feet into the air. And
01:04:32incredibly, the rock used to construct Naan Madal appears to have been extracted from the least
01:04:37accessible part of the mountain, the very top. But how? According to the oral history of Pompeii,
01:04:45the basalt was taken by what the natives referred to as a giant bird.
01:04:51There's one story that says that at some point there were these giant roosters that lived on top
01:04:58of that mountain. And this rooster took these basalt blocks and flew them over to Naan Madal. Now,
01:05:08monster roosters do not exist. So my mind always goes to misunderstood technology, machines that were
01:05:16provided by the extraterrestrials. I believe that the islanders are correct when they say all those
01:05:26stones were flown through the air because I can't see how it was done in any other way.
01:05:34As far as ancient astronaut theorists are concerned, the local legends, along with hard evidence
01:05:41that basalt appears to have been excavated from the top of Huisinmalik, add credence to the idea
01:05:47that advanced alien technology was used in the construction of Naan Madal. And to help prove their
01:05:53theory, Giorgio Tsoukalos and David Childress, along with structural engineer Dr. Henry Burton,
01:06:00travel 25 miles across the island to visit the nearest basalt quarry. Man, look at this.
01:06:07Wow. What a quarry. So how does one free the basalt from this wall?
01:06:13Yeah, no, it would certainly require some specialized tools, some type of excavator,
01:06:18some type of drill tip. Once you start taking rocks off, depending on how much room you have to drive
01:06:24things up, depending on the size of the blocks, you might need a crane to sort of move things around.
01:06:29You would need some type of machinery to be able to do that today.
01:06:32How did people from at least a thousand years ago remove these blocks from this quarry?
01:06:39They had to somehow pry these columns out of the cliff and, you know, remove them so that they
01:06:47would be, yeah, a standalone piece of prismatic basalt and then move it, millions of tons of it.
01:06:54I would think that, yeah, there was very much a special survey done of this island looking for
01:07:01material that could be used to build. Right.
01:07:04And I would say that an aerial survey would accomplish all of that.
01:07:08Yes, yes. Or any type of, you know, advanced radar technology that, in my opinion, existed
01:07:15with the extraterrestrials at the time.
01:07:19For Giorgio and David, the more they learn about non-medal, from the weight of the basalt columns,
01:07:26to the distance they had to be transported, to the tools that would be needed to quarry the rock,
01:07:32the more difficult it becomes to explain how all of this could have been accomplished without the help
01:07:38of advanced extraterrestrial technology.
01:07:45For me, Nanmedal ranks right up there alongside Puma Punku and the Great Pyramids of Giza,
01:07:51as far as evidence for the ancient astronaut theory is concerned. Because we today would have a hard time
01:07:59replicating these sites, even with modern-day technology. And, you know, the ancients tell us
01:08:05that there's a much older structure under Nanmedal. And you can see that there's still underwater
01:08:11columns at that location. Right. There's sites literally all over the world where the ancients
01:08:16were building impressive sites on even more ancient, even more impressive sites. Look at Baalbek,
01:08:24for example, where you have the Roman Temple of Jupiter that is built on top of this platform,
01:08:30composed of these massive stone blocks. The perfection of that platform is beyond astonishing.
01:08:40Eastern Lebanon,
01:08:40the Bekaa Valley. Here at this archaeological site stand the ruins of Heliopolis, built in the 4th
01:08:51century BC by Alexander the Great to honor Zeus. But beneath the Corinthian columns and remnants of both
01:08:59Greek and Roman architecture lie the ruins of a site that is much, much older. According to archaeologists,
01:09:08it dates back nearly 9,000 years. The ancient city of Baalbek, named after the early Canaanite deity Baal.
01:09:20Baal is the god of life, the god of the sky, the god of the sun. He was the god that was venerated
01:09:28on the site of Baalbek during the Canaanite and the Phoenician times.
01:09:35And so because it was already sacred to the god Baal,
01:09:39then later the Greeks and the Romans then would build temples on this very same spot.
01:09:44Archaeological surveys have revealed that the enormous stone foundation that lies at the base
01:09:54of the site dates back tens of thousands of years. Baalbek, as we know from the archaeological evidence,
01:10:02must have existed during the Aolithic period between 6 to 8,000 years or even 9,000 years BC.
01:10:09But even more significant to ancient astronaut theorists is their belief that the colossal stone
01:10:19platform may once have served as a landing pad for space travelers.
01:10:29We don't know why Baalbek was chosen as this specific site. It may well be some kind of special power place.
01:10:39But what was originally there before the Roman temple was this spaceport platform that was
01:10:54apparently used for extraterrestrials coming and going on planet Earth.
01:11:01As evidence, researchers point to the gigantic megalithic stones incorporated into the foundation.
01:11:08Each weighing between 800 to 1200 tons and perfectly fitted together.
01:11:19This is the real mystery of Baalbek. How these stones came to be there, why they were placed there,
01:11:25and specifically how they were transported into place. Because some of the stones are of such magnitude
01:11:30that modern machinery is incapable of putting them there. But somehow our ancestors were able to do this.
01:11:38Some have suggested that this stone alone weighs in excess of 1,200 tons.
01:11:47How was it moved there? Because obviously it's situated on top of these stone rows that we can find down here.
01:11:55Which means that this stone had to be lifted and then set on top of these stones down here.
01:12:05And because these stones were gigantic, ancient people assumed that extraterrestrial or unknown forces brought them to the site itself.
01:12:20It is one of the oldest, oldest megalithic sites on the planet. And it has these huge stones laid out in a precise geometrical shape.
01:12:34At a time when the prehistoric people who would have lived there, who would have gone to the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon,
01:12:41would have no concept of how to move stones of that nature.
01:12:45But if the moving, hoisting, and setting of such massive stones was so incredibly difficult,
01:12:56then who, or what, placed them there? And perhaps more importantly, why?
01:13:03We know that the ancients always went to power places, and Baalbek clearly is one of them.
01:13:08It is a place where the gods were worshipped, where the gods were said to be present.
01:13:12And so when it comes to Baalbek, this platform was built there for a reason.
01:13:17For what purpose it was used is a question we can't answer at this moment in time.
01:13:21But what we do know is that whatever was happening there had a great religious significance to them,
01:13:27and was linked with worshipping deities. Deities which clearly are of an otherworldly origin.
01:13:32You know, it is awesome that we now have over 250 episodes of ancient aliens,
01:13:43in which we've featured some of the most magnificent megalithic sites.
01:13:48And what's also cool is that a lot of these sites that we've featured
01:13:51are megalithic places that most people haven't even heard about beforehand.
01:13:57And they're not all ancient, either. I mean, one of my favorite or most fascinating megalithic sites
01:14:02is Coral Castle in Florida, and it was built in the 1920s.
01:14:06Mm-hmm.
01:14:06And it was just done by one person.
01:14:08Ed Leedskalnin.
01:14:10Yeah, and you know, Ed claims that he knew the secrets of the pyramids.
01:14:14And whether you believe him or not, Coral Castle exists.
01:14:17You can visit it to this day.
01:14:20So it's possible we have this megalithic site in Florida that was built with an extraterrestrial technology.
01:14:25Mm-hmm.
01:14:29Homestead, Florida, 30 miles south of Miami.
01:14:36This former agricultural town is home to one of the most mysterious structures in North America.
01:14:42A stone garden made of sculpted blocks of ancient coral, some weighing 30 tons.
01:14:51It's called the Coral Castle.
01:14:56Spread over several acres, the complex formations and intricate designs of the stone walls and sculptures marvel
01:15:04tourists. But unlike other great structures around the world, this site is not ancient.
01:15:12Coral Castle in Florida is often said to be the only modern megalithic structure ever built.
01:15:23In 1923, Ed Leedskalnin, a Latvian immigrant, began building what he originally called
01:15:29Rock Gate Park. But believe it or not, Leedskalnin insisted that he was not using modern machinery
01:15:37to build the impressive structure. He also claimed that he was working alone.
01:15:42Well, Ed was a hermit. And Ed was a loner. And he was a foreigner. And he was a recluse. And a scientist.
01:15:51He was in love with a woman. And he wanted to build this facility in memory of her. And he waited for
01:15:59her to come from Europe. And he waited. And he waited. And she never did.
01:16:04But the big question is, is how did this frail little man move these thousands of pounds of block
01:16:14by himself?
01:16:45Ed Leedskalnin, he wouldn't let anybody watch him. And he said that he knew the secrets of the pyramids.
01:16:53But what exactly was Leedskalnin referring to? Had he rediscovered the same advanced technology
01:17:01used to build megalithic structures like Karnak and Saksewama.
01:17:06Ed, over and over again, would tell people that he knew the secrets that helped the Egyptians build
01:17:13the pyramids. What was he talking about? Why was he constantly harking back to the Egyptians? We don't know.
01:17:19Leedskalnin continued work on the coral castle until his death in 1951.
01:17:26In the journals he left behind, the builder explained that he had discovered the ancient
01:17:33secret of transforming stones into weightless objects.
01:17:37Ed says this in his pamphlet, Magnetic Current, that real gravity is actually real magnet.
01:17:47So if you reverse the magnet force with a force of some kind of electromagnetic
01:17:53radio, perhaps, frequency, you can then make these rocks not as heavy as they seem otherwise.
01:18:02And therefore you can lift them.
01:18:06But if Leedskalnin had developed a device that could modify gravity,
01:18:12what was his secret? Some suggest the answer lies in a mysterious black box that can be seen in various
01:18:19photographs. A box that has since disappeared.
01:18:29The black box sitting on top is the element that no one has ever seen except in those pictures.
01:18:37And no one has today. We believe that black box has something to do with how he got these massive,
01:18:44heavy, brittle pieces of rock up in the air in a way that no one can duplicate.
01:18:53He had some kind of magnetic machine down in one of his other house areas that has since been
01:18:59dismantled, but it had a revolving ability. He may have been having that thing spin. The whole place
01:19:05could have been anti-gravity. Probably just pushed these in the place.
01:19:09Levitation is the only way that I know of to hold up very heavy objects. Very, very high-speed trains
01:19:17are magnetically levitated.
01:19:22These high-speed trains don't have wheels that touch any tracks. They're literally suspended above the
01:19:27track using magnetic forces.
01:19:29We can speculate at this time that there are techniques for using electromagnetism to nullify
01:19:39gravity. This was the great quest of Einstein. The motivation for such technology is, of course,
01:19:46to lift a large spaceship out into space and across space.
01:19:50Could it be that Edleid Skolnid utilized anti-gravity to levitate and distribute the enormous rocks used
01:20:05to build coral castle? If so, where did this incredible knowledge come from?
01:20:11And he died taking this secret to his grave. The question is, did he invent it or did he himself
01:20:19somehow inherit it or learn it from a tradition or maybe from some visitor from another realm?
01:20:27The only thing that is explainable is that someone who, with a higher form of physics
01:20:35and understanding of gravity, has created the ability of one person to lift stones
01:20:41that modern technology could not do the way he did it. It had to come from a different place in this galaxy.
01:20:57The fact that one guy created these massive structures is absolutely fascinating.
01:21:05Am I suggesting that he did this with extraterrestrial technology? No.
01:21:12Because I don't know. Am I excluding that possibility? No.
01:21:18If aliens visited Earth in ancient times, perhaps the world's unexplained structures provide clues to unlocking
01:21:27not only the secrets of our past, but a glimpse into our future.
01:21:34I think that extraterrestrials would not have left our solar system some thousands
01:21:39of years ago without any proof. They wanted that in the far future we start to reflex. Have you been visited by other space?
01:21:51Worldwide, on every continent, the most ancient of structures all essentially feature the same type
01:21:58type of masonry or stonework. And you can't just attribute this to coincidence.
01:22:06Either our ancestors all went to the same school or they were visited by the same teachers.
01:22:13The ubiquitous knowledge seems to be coming from either one source or a shared source that
01:22:19is influencing the whole globe. Humanity has had a hidden past where we were
01:22:23building these megalithic structures by unknown means. But now we're starting to develop as a more
01:22:30accurate picture of this megalithic civilization that was global, that was highly advanced, intelligent,
01:22:36probably working with extraterrestrials. And now we're beginning to learn the true purpose of those megaliths.
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