How to melt stone with sound Part 1

[CurEus]

I came across this odd youtube channel from a Russian gentleman who uses sound and frequency to carve and "melt" rocks with sound and copper.

I recall reading somewhere that sound technologies were used in Egypt and in Tibet for the moving of megalithic stones. Perhaps they were carved that way as well? I think this man is onto something extraordinary and it deserves some attention. I find it especially compelling how he can "fit" highly irregular shapes together rather easily.

The video can be a bit loud.
Perhaps something with an acoustics or physics background can weigh in with their thoughts.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsqOLCXYznE

[CurEus]

This is a much longer video with text explanations and theories for the first 20 minutes. Quite a bit of technical information.

I have copied the video to the time where he demonstrates the use of each of his pieces of equipment.
His website is http://infrafon.ru/


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYZsC0k_xuU?t=1322

[Bill Ryan]

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Wow. I'd love to know more about what he's doing, and how he's doing it. :)

The four websites referenced at the end of the video:


http://infrafon.ru (see above)
http://djed.su
http://softelectro.ru/scirocco.html
http://svpwiki.com

[CurEus]

Bill do we have any members who speak Russian? Perhaps you and a translator could arrange an interview? This is his email from the comments section of the video. serogor.bn@mail.ru he responds in English...


Carmen Boulter ( Pyramid Code) and many others have spent an enormous amount of time illustrating how many stones used in building of Ancient Egyptian and South American structures were "machined" with apparent drill marks in areas where they holes were bored. The problem and conundrum is that copper itself is not strong enough to bore through granite, quartz and other materials with evidence of drilling. Alas, the Egyptians didn't have steel or Iron. They only had copper.

So, the obvious "answer" had to be changed to reflect this and that would be another high culture like Atlantis ( which I am not discounting) , aliens ( which I am discounting) Giants/Nephilim ( maybe) or had machining tools made of iron, diamond bits or steel etc.

What I find to be compelling is that this sound/vibrational/frequency technology uses copper, can bore through rocks, and can also "melt" 2 rocks so they form a seal/join even with VERY irregular shapes.
He is also able to effect a form of levitation which is very compelling on many different levels.

In the second video he writes about needing a very large choir and instruments but will settle for what is in his shop to demonstrate. I am unclear if that is mistranslated into English or that he actually believes he can achieve these effects with voices alone. Below please find explorers looking at "drilling" evidence in Egypt.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0daW-3u-Fg

[dynamo]

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The video can be a bit loud.
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I'll say!
I hope he doesn't live in Russian "suburbia"
If so, his neighbours must be quite tolerant LOL!

[CurEus]

Ha! Tesla nearly demolished an entire bridge with a small box...this guy's neighbours may want to move :)

There is some evidence of the use of electricity in the Ancient world but nothing suggests they had the level of output necessary to power machines used in the videos. That is somewhat prejudiced as a view as how or what was used to power things in those days remains a mystery and could be so far removed from our expectations that we completely overlook it. Joseph Pharell refers to Pyramids as the Giza Power Plant. We know that granite can develop electrical charges, and that electricity and plasma form the basis of anti gravity technology. Was there some way of "charging" stone like a battery or someway to manipulate them to release stored energy for a useful purpose?

So perhaps it is indeed some form of sound by voices and instruments that are the catalyst or this could just be a variant of many effects that can be achieved?

[Sunny-side-up]

Ha! Tesla nearly demolished an entire bridge with a small box...this guy's neighbours may want to move
The walls of Jericho come to my mind :)

Troops crossing bridges have to be staggered or the combined resonance could damage certain types of bridge.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Cs1IXF9oz8
Michael Tellinger's Museum Tour - Vanished Civilisations & Sound Energy
https://www.youtube.com/user/Michaeltellinger

Humans could well have been one type of mobile sound power generator. Trained singers in mass.

he has lots of ideas. In one of his vids he looks at the layout of cities and places of worship.
Places of worship are sound generators which channel sound through the city to certain places where it's needed. he thinks that even the rows of columns are tuned to resonate at certain levels.
his ideas do make sense, grand designs ha.

Ring and cone stones as seen in the carvings of old where used by the mighty!

[CurEus]

This video is about collapsing a bubble in water with sound waves...resulting in 10,0000 degree temperatures and possible fusion. I am beginning to suspect the Ancients and their use of sound may have radical implications


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyT1dsY0KtA

[sheme]

Any housewife will tell you how to move a washing machine with just vibration, I think this was all crude vibration resulting in stress fracture. I do think our ancestors achieved something much more refined actual -anti gravity on a local scale.

[CurEus]

But they did somehow manage to bore through solid rock, carve and lift the hardest and heaviest of stone with "tools" that are imminently and grossly unsuitable to the task and fit the most irregular carved/worked pieces together.

I generally prefer not to lay all "advanced" megalithic building, astronomical alignment perfection or incredible achievements at the feet of "aliens" as that detracts from the simple fact that humans can and do achieve amazing things.

We now know that cataclysm hit the earth roughly every 12,000 years. Our development in sciences, construction arts and music may be very different from other previous civilizations.

http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/thirteen-angle-stone-discovered-ancient-inca-wall-0129384


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