Quebec teen discovers ancient Mayan ruins by studying the stars

[chancy]

Hello Everyone:
In the minds of our kids - they hold the keys to the future! Yes this 15 year old William Gadoury is amazing! Why no one thought of this way to find ancient cities before goes to show that kids can and do think outside the box.
Hats off to William Gadoury who is 15.
chancy


Link:
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/dail...170620746.html

Article:
Quebec teen discovers ancient Mayan ruins by studying the stars May 9 - 2016
Lia Grainger - The Daily Buzz
May 9, 2016

A teenager from Quebec has discovered an ancient Mayan city without leaving his province’s borders.

William Gadoury is a 15-year-old student from Saint-Jean-de-Matha in Lanaudière, Quebec. The precocious teen has been fascinated by all things Mayan for several years, devouring any information he could find on the topic.

During his research, Gadoury examined 22 Mayan constellations and discovered that if he projected those constellations onto a map, the shapes corresponded perfectly with the locations of 117 Mayan cities. Incredibly, the 15-year-old was the first person to establish this important correlation, reported the Journal de Montreal over the weekend.

Then Gadoury took it one step further. He examined a twenty-third constellation which contained three stars, yet only two corresponded to known cities.

Gadoury’s hypothesis? There had to be a city in the place where that third star fell on the map.

Satellite images later confirmed that, indeed, geometric shapes visible from above imply that an ancient city with a large pyramid and thirty buildings stands exactly where Gadoury said they would be. If the find is confirmed, it would be the fourth largest Mayan city in existence.

“I didn’t understand why the Maya built their cities far away from rivers, in remote areas, or in the mountains,” Gadoury told the Journal de Montreal, explaining how he developed his theory.

Once Gadoury had established where he thought the city should be, the young man reached out to the Canadian Space Agency where staff was able to obtain satellites through NASA and JAXA, the Japanese space agency.

Scientists across the board have been blown away by Gadoury’s discovery.

“What makes William’s project fascinating is the depth of his research,” said Canadian Space Agency liaison officer Daniel de Lisle. “Linking the positions of stars to the location of a lost city along with the use of satellite images on a tiny territory to identify the remains buried under dense vegetation is quite exceptional.”

Being 15, Gadoury has decided to name the city K'ÀAK ‘CHI, a Mayan phrase which in English means “fire mouth.”

The next step for Gadoury will be seeing the city in person. He’s already presented his findings to two Mexican archaeologists, and has been promised that he’ll join expeditions to the area.

Says Gadoury: “It would be the culmination of three years of work and the dream of lifetime.”

[DNA]

It seems the only Archeology being done that is worth while is being done by Amateurs who have not been institutionalized by the corrupted agenda laden pseudo science that modern Archeology has become.

Let us all send positive thoughts out to this kid genius, that he may remain an individual thinker and avoid the brain washing that main stream archeology will attempt to instill in him.

[Sojourner]

Posted by DNA (here)
It seems the only Archeology being done that is worth while is being done by Amateurs who have not been institutionalized by the corrupted agenda laden pseudo science that modern Archeology has become.

Let us all send positive thoughts out to this kid genius, that he may remain an individual thinker and avoid the brain washing that main stream archeology will attempt to instill in him.

Yup the forbidden archeology is a big cog in the deception and they make sure the mainstream archeology brings you to a false conclusion.

Make no mistake though there's lots of indiana jones style archeology going on, but there's massive targets on these guys backs. If your interested in that kind of stuff check out Tim Alberino this guy has vatican hit squads after him.. Hes uncovered some really amazing stuff you.. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC02...ue0HGpw/videos

[ExomatrixTV]

Lost Mayan City Discovered By 15 year old boy Studying Stars

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=jb-1CCE6sPc

[ExomatrixTV]

A Canadian schoolboy appears to have discovered a lost Mayan city hidden deep in the jungles of Mexico using a new method of matching stars to the location of temples on earth.

William Gadoury, 15, was fascinated by the ancient Central American civilization and spent hours poring over diagrams of constellations and maps of known Mayan cities.

And then he made a startling realisation: the two appeared to be linked.

[Sunny-side-up]

Quebec teen discovers ancient Mayan ruins by studying the stars

[ William Gadoury visiting the Canadian Space Agency in 2014 / Facebook]


A teenager from Quebec has discovered an ancient Mayan city without leaving his province’s borders.

William Gadoury is a 15-year-old student from Saint-Jean-de-Matha in Lanaudière, Quebec. The precocious teen has been fascinated by all things Mayan for several years, devouring any information he could find on the topic.

During his research, Gadoury examined 22 Mayan constellations and discovered that if he projected those constellations onto a map, the shapes corresponded perfectly with the locations of 117 Mayan cities. Incredibly, the 15-year-old was the first person to establish this important correlation, reported the Journal de Montreal over the weekend.

Then Gadoury took it one step further. He examined a twenty-third constellation which contained three stars, yet only two corresponded to known cities.

Gadoury’s hypothesis? There had to be a city in the place where that third star fell on the map.

Satellite images later confirmed that, indeed, geometric shapes visible from above imply that an ancient city with a large pyramid and thirty buildings stands exactly where Gadoury said they would be. If the find is confirmed, it would be the fourth largest Mayan city in existence.

“I didn’t understand why the Maya built their cities far away from rivers, in remote areas, or in the mountains,” Gadoury told the Journal de Montreal, explaining how he developed his theory.

Once Gadoury had established where he thought the city should be, the young man reached out to the Canadian Space Agency where staff was able to obtain satellites through NASA and JAXA, the Japanese space agency.

Scientists across the board have been blown away by Gadoury’s discovery.

“What makes William’s project fascinating is the depth of his research,” said Canadian Space Agency liaison officer Daniel de Lisle. “Linking the positions of stars to the location of a lost city along with the use of satellite images on a tiny territory to identify the remains buried under dense vegetation is quite exceptional.”

Being 15, Gadoury has decided to name the city K'ÀAK ‘CHI, a Mayan phrase which in English means “fire mouth.”

The next step for Gadoury will be seeing the city in person. He’s already presented his findings to two Mexican archaeologists, and has been promised that he’ll join expeditions to the area.

Says Gadoury: “It would be the culmination of three years of work and the dream of lifetime.”

Like William Gadoury said, he wondered why they built so far from rivers/water so often, it was because they where following the star positions (WOW just that observation is great ha)