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There's a more advanced Tesla valve found in the Great Pyramid. It operates in 3 dimensions, unlike the 2 dimensions of the Tesla valve. A true liquid diode.

@logistics_out Maybe. Cathie left us a lot of key information. If Cathie was right, Carlson's work has to include Cathie's findings. As Cathie detailed the importance of the Pythagorean triangle with the number 72 and Light, which Carlson constantly brings up. x.com/reddpill003/st…

@reddpill003 Oh, that's interesting. Gives me the thought Randal Carlson's sacred geometry encompasses this research quite nicely. *Squaring the Circle*. That a Mason dropping clues? Maybe!

Why does water's "critical temperature" in Kelvin 648 almost perfectly match Bruce Cathie's findings for the distance between his proposed 'grid poles', measuring 2545.584412 minutes of arc. Magnetic Lines of Force 1: 12245.69798 2: 8317.32688 Difference: 3928.371 1/3928.371 = 0.0002545584417 What is the "critical temperature" for water? 648~ Kelvin What is the square root of 648? = 25.456 Or 2545

The B-2 is stated to have a wingspan of 172 feet. Is that rounded up from 171.68 or 52.33m? Or a harmonic of the Royal Cubit 0.5233m? With the atomic unit for the length of Hydrogen, the first element, being approximately ~53pm.

Interesting logo referencing the ancient cultures of the past.

The Draco constellation is the Sun's polestar, which is why a serpent is commonplace in historical imagery. The serpent represents the Sun. The serpent in the sky. #HamletsMill

@QBCCIntegrity Drowning in debt. Expect more taxes.

Death Tax: Do you believe him?

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@Dizmal_One Unsure of the "Cambodian temple hydraulic systems"? But there is something similar in Sri Lanka, and I believe these are what the complexes are at the base of each pyramid, to regulate water pressure from the huge moats of water that were around them. x.com/reddpill003/st…

After creating scaled fluid models of the Osireion, it was found that this room in the Osireion demonstrated that bifurcation occurred in the room, generating a powerful resonant standing wave within it. The peaked roof of the chamber also played a key role by enabling air to exert pressure on the wave, amplifying and sustaining the resonant wave.

They all have something in common, and it's not the huge interlocking blocks per se, but what those blocks were designed to hold back. As only huge blocks can achieve the ability to hold back a huge mass of water. - Arwad Island, Syria. Huge Megalithic wall placed against the Mediterranean Sea. - The Hoover Dam was built in large, interlocking concrete blocks. - The Sphinx temples, large, interlocking megalithic blocks.

The entrance to an "Egyptian causeway". However, with an insight into fluid design and hydrology, this entrance looks more like a water sluice for fluid control for input into the aqueduct, and diverting the excess to each side of the complex. History recorded that there were large moats of water around the base of the pyramids, and these would be the control gates for the output flow.

'Karahana' is the method the ancient builders in Sri Lanka used to divide a flow of water into two, or what we would call 'bifurcation'. amazinglanka.com/wp/ecosystem-b…

A water sluice, or Biso Kotuwa, in Sri Lanka. Used to regulate the water pressure of a large body of water into a downstream water system. What sits at the base of the Giza pyramids? A large complex, leading to an aqueduct.

From these water experiments with geometric design, it can be deduced that other ancient complexes and chambers featuring similar design patterns likely serve a similar function.

Fluid standing wave operating from the central input of the diffuser nozzle. This diffuser nozzle is designed to create a fluid draw from above (lower the pressure), without needing to expand the cavity to increase flow, like in today's designs. And hence why the two rooms sit on different elevations, connected by this 'descending' diffuser.

@BrightInsight6 Another angle to consider here is that the CIA has now admitted to using anthropologists and archaeologists as scouts and/or spies by releasing this document. 🤔

“But it’s just an inventory list of pictures from someone’s trip to Egypt” 1) Notice the pics were *NOT* released along with the declassified doc. Hmm 2) WHY would the CIA have pictures of someone’s trip to Egypt, and WHY would they classify it for decades? Not odd at all.

Declassified CIA Files from 1952 discussing an inventory of photographs of Egypt, also includes: “Temple under Sphinx; July ‘50” But of course, it’s meaningless. Rest assured, there’s absolutely nothing to see here…👀

@4gottnHistory Something else to consider, the CIA is admitting by releasing this document that they have a history of using archaeologists as 'scouts' or spies for the CIA.

Wow, this is not nothing!! A declassified CIA file from 1952 contains a reference that should have far more people talking. Hidden inside an archived catalogue of photographic negatives taken in Egypt is the phrase: “Temple under Sphinx; July ’50” That is a real entry recorded inside CIA archives. What makes this even more intriguing is that the photographs themselves were never released publicly. Only the archived titles survived. Which leaves us with a question nobody can properly answer: What exactly was photographed beneath the Sphinx in 1950? And it gets stranger. The same document also references a: “Spinning mechanism at Baalbek, Lebanon” Two of the most mysterious ancient sites on Earth appearing together inside the same CIA archive… yet the photographs are nowhere to be found.

@4gottnHistory cia.gov/readingroom/do…

Holy shit… The CIA literally archived photographic negatives connected to the Sphinx and Baalbek. This is the actual declassified document. In 1952, the CIA catalogued a collection of photographs taken across Egypt and the Middle East between July–December 1950. According to the attached archive list, the collection included the phrases: “Temple under Sphinx” The craziest part? The photographs themselves were never publicly released. Only the archived titles survived.

Early investigations of fluid flow. This seemed to have a similarity with the Egyptian Ankh and Schauberger's cosmic egg (153 :: 183)

The same room design is found within the Pyramid Of Unas.

The "storage chambers" of the Valley Temple look like a design for a pulsating fluid gate that uses water itself to act as a foot valve. Will a room of this shape be found under the ground near the Sphinx?