Finally, this anticipated full documentary has been translated to English from French, by the group Builders of the Ancient Mysteries, BAM.
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This is the latest in a growing number of advances in the new age of specific scientifically and metrologically measured examples of ancient precision, that was previously summarized by vague descriptions of precision that couldn't distinguish between work that was between a potatoe chip and the Hubble lens. The Barabar caves are remarkable precise stone caves in India, carved into large granite formations, who's geometry demonstrates intention of shape that can not be achieved without access to contemporary advanced means of measurement and tool control. What used to be 'impressive' is now scientifically confirmed as 'impossible', if described with the same low expectation of ancient abilities. We have to accept the implications of this work.
Here are the specs determined by this study:
Scanner tolerance down to 2.5mm
Angled walls perfect within 0.1 degree
Surfaces 60-70% perfectly symetrical down to +-2.5 mm
Resonation points identical between 3 separate caves at 34.4hz
These numbers won't be enough for most to extrapolate the implications from because of a lack of experience to fully understand. While seeming impressive generally, if you make the statement that they have implications of an advanced lost civilization, then we all need a better way to comprehend them, or else that claim will divide up on old lines of perspective on these matters. So below are some quotes from the documentary from the documentaries assembled team of professional stone mason architects, each with 20-40 years experience. They say the following:
“This specific demand is outstanding. You have to understand that. So we’re capable of making a chamber like that, with more or less the same finish polish, that’s pleasing to the eye, but we wouldn’t match the required specifications. That is very clear. In other words, curves of 120m in diameter and 30 meters long, we’ll do them, but then if you AGP scans on our work, we run the risk of looking like (novices).”
“Its deliberate, Its planned and there’s no room for error. You can’t make changes along the way.”
“Every step of the process has the potential to go wrong and ruin the project. I’ve witnessed multiple conflicts, and for reasons far less complicated than that. So, in my opinion, they’ve reached a level of cohesion that’s really astonishing. The human commitment here is quite enormous. “
“If you add symmetry to the volume, it doubles the complexity. Yet another constraint.”
“If we don’t have the symmetry constraint, we move ahead, and then (when) its visually acceptable, we stop the work. On the other hand if the specifications are so demanding that mm have to be present everywhere, then it’s a different kettle of fish. Its twice the work. 10 times the work. “
“No matter how many times I think over it, its disarming. This is the first time I’ve been so professionally confused.”
I add this documentary to the growing list of "MUST SEE" vids on ancient ability. These caves are as important as the Egyptian stone vases and their metrological scanned confirmation of ability, and this time there's no time wasted with confusion about provenance...
[youtu.be]
This is the latest in a growing number of advances in the new age of specific scientifically and metrologically measured examples of ancient precision, that was previously summarized by vague descriptions of precision that couldn't distinguish between work that was between a potatoe chip and the Hubble lens. The Barabar caves are remarkable precise stone caves in India, carved into large granite formations, who's geometry demonstrates intention of shape that can not be achieved without access to contemporary advanced means of measurement and tool control. What used to be 'impressive' is now scientifically confirmed as 'impossible', if described with the same low expectation of ancient abilities. We have to accept the implications of this work.
Here are the specs determined by this study:
Scanner tolerance down to 2.5mm
Angled walls perfect within 0.1 degree
Surfaces 60-70% perfectly symetrical down to +-2.5 mm
Resonation points identical between 3 separate caves at 34.4hz
These numbers won't be enough for most to extrapolate the implications from because of a lack of experience to fully understand. While seeming impressive generally, if you make the statement that they have implications of an advanced lost civilization, then we all need a better way to comprehend them, or else that claim will divide up on old lines of perspective on these matters. So below are some quotes from the documentary from the documentaries assembled team of professional stone mason architects, each with 20-40 years experience. They say the following:
“This specific demand is outstanding. You have to understand that. So we’re capable of making a chamber like that, with more or less the same finish polish, that’s pleasing to the eye, but we wouldn’t match the required specifications. That is very clear. In other words, curves of 120m in diameter and 30 meters long, we’ll do them, but then if you AGP scans on our work, we run the risk of looking like (novices).”
“Its deliberate, Its planned and there’s no room for error. You can’t make changes along the way.”
“Every step of the process has the potential to go wrong and ruin the project. I’ve witnessed multiple conflicts, and for reasons far less complicated than that. So, in my opinion, they’ve reached a level of cohesion that’s really astonishing. The human commitment here is quite enormous. “
“If you add symmetry to the volume, it doubles the complexity. Yet another constraint.”
“If we don’t have the symmetry constraint, we move ahead, and then (when) its visually acceptable, we stop the work. On the other hand if the specifications are so demanding that mm have to be present everywhere, then it’s a different kettle of fish. Its twice the work. 10 times the work. “
“No matter how many times I think over it, its disarming. This is the first time I’ve been so professionally confused.”
I add this documentary to the growing list of "MUST SEE" vids on ancient ability. These caves are as important as the Egyptian stone vases and their metrological scanned confirmation of ability, and this time there's no time wasted with confusion about provenance...