Finally Solved Mysteries? Humans are naturally inquisitive beings. We question the world around us, push the limits of research and technology and search for answers to any unknowns. Our never ending quest for knowledge, answers and the truth has led us to great discoveries of new lands, planets, vaccines, medical procedures and our own pasts. Without our desire to find … [Read more...]
Tesla, Atlantis, Pyramid Energy, Earth Grid and more… 10 questions to TS Caladan
10 Questions to TS Caladan from the "Pyramid Center" You’ve done a lot of research on Tesla, the pyramids and Atlantis. Among those subjects of research, which did you find the most fascinating and why? I’ll go through them and say what excites me about each. I don’t believe Tesla was one of us; look what he’s accomplished. We’ll never know his full extent and … [Read more...]
Highest Notable Statues around the World
Approximate heights of various notable statues around the world: 1. Spring Temple Buddha 153 m (incl. 25m pedestal and 20m throne) When the 25 m (82 ft) pedestal/building it is placed upon is taken into account, the monument has a total height of 153 m (502 ft). As of October 2008, the hill on which the statue stands is being reshaped to form two further pedestals, … [Read more...]
The MAYA, Not So Mysterious
The Maya civilization was a Mesoamerican civilization developed by the Maya peoples, noted for the Maya hieroglyphic script, the only known fully developed writing system of the pre-Columbian Americas, as well as for its art, architecture, and mathematical and astronomical systems. The Maya civilization developed in an area that encompasses southeastern Mexico, all of Guatemala … [Read more...]
Natural Healing – Tiller, Robins and Bruce Lipton
By Robert Bruce Baird The cell structure at the very beginning of life on earth is possibly something which is at work or can be brought to bear in generating and re-generating healthy organs. Dr Don Robins covers the piezo-electric* nature of megalithic macrochips and how this energy can be attuned with or was in the "chasms of knowledge" modern humans will have to … [Read more...]
The Precision-Engineered Great Pyramid
By Will Hart Unknown to the general public Egyptologists hired a prestigious international, forensic engineering firm to conduct an analysis of the Great Pyramid of Giza. I dug up the final report on the internet back in the early 2000s but it has since been removed. One of their conclusions was really quite astonishing: ”The base of the 13-acre pyramid is level to an … [Read more...]
BLACK TAJ MAHAL: The Emperor’s Missing Tomb
Taj Mahal: Introduction The Taj Mahal is a mausoleum located in Agra, India, built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal. The Taj Mahal (also "the Taj") is considered the finest example of Mughal architecture, a style that combines elements from Islamic, Indian and Persian architectural styles. In 1983, the Taj Mahal became a UNESCO … [Read more...]
Giza – the Time Machine
by András Göczey, an architect Most pyramids around the world were built at purposefully selected geographic locations, and designed to display important astronomical data (often related to solar and lunar cycles/calendars). Andras Goczey (Hungarian architect) discovered that 6 small satellite pyramids near the Three Pyramids of Giza display key elements of both solar and … [Read more...]
Truth Hidden in Plain Sight: How did they know?
Copyright 2015 A. Sokolowski Do not reproduce without permission Philosophy is written in this grand book – I mean the universe — which stands continually open to our gaze. But it cannot be understood unless one first learns to comprehend the language and interpret the characters in which it is written. It is written in the language of mathematics, and its characters are … [Read more...]
Pyramid of Kuklulkan and Pyramid of Khufu – Astronomical Significance
Introduction It seems all pyramids around the world were designed to display important astronomical data (often related to solar and lunar cycles/calendars). Two of the best examples are the pyramid of Kukulkan(Chichen Itza, Mexico) and the pyramid of Khufu /Cheops aka Chephren (Giza, Egypt). Pyramid of Kukulcan (El Castillo) at Chichen Itza, Mexico Design and … [Read more...]
Building the Giza Pyramids – Water shaft theory
Introduction There are many theories about how the pyramids were built. One of the most outrageous theories it that aliens built the pyramids. Fortunately we have proof that the Ancient Egyptians built the pyramids. Unfortunately there are many theories about how the Egyptians built the pyramids. Here are some of the most popular ideas about how were the pyramids … [Read more...]
Sphinx is much older than the Pyramids!
Introduction The Great Sphinx of Giza belongs to the Giza necropolis west of Cairo. The site is a plateau containing the three great pyramids of Khufu, Khafra, and Menkaura, together with the Sphinx and a number of smaller pyramids, temples, and tombs. The Great Sphinx partially excavated, ca. 1878 The Sphinx circa 1880s, by Beniamino Facchinelli. Carved out of a … [Read more...]
Ancient Knowledge: Divisions of Time
by Harry Teasdale I start from the concept that numbers are to be characterized as the means of defining a value by a symbol. Natural & Artificial Numbers Chart 1: Minus Zero = Natural Numbers = f 0 – 0 = f0 1 – 0 = f1 11 – 0 = f2 111 – 0 = f3 1111 – 0 = f4 11111 – 0 = f5 111111 – 0 = f6 1111111 – 0 = f7 11111111 – 0 = f8 … [Read more...]
Chartres Cathedral explored
By Leonard Farra Chartres Cathedral is one of the of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in France and it’s also one of the most intriguing buildings that I’ve seen. This magnificent structure rises on a granite promontory over an earlier church which was destroyed in 1194. From around 3,000 years ago, it was a Druid site, the sacred mound of the Carnuti, and … [Read more...]
New Look for the World-Mysteries.com
*** We are working on major upgrade to our main website: world-mysteries.com Please visit: www.world-mysteries.com and let us know if you prefer the new look. Thank you for your feedback! … [Read more...]
Easter Island Revealed
By Leonard Farra Easter Island is a remote, triangular-shaped, treeless, island in the Pacific. It’s 14 miles long and 7 miles across, at its widest, and there is a dormant volcano at each corner. This small isolated land is 2,000 miles from the South American mainland and it’s administered by Chile. It was first discovered by Europeans when the Dutch navigator … [Read more...]
Brazil’s Mysterious Past
By Leonard Farra Brazil, the largest country in South America, borders all South American countries, other than Chile and Ecuador, and it’s the largest Portuguese speaking country in the world. It has a huge tropical forest in its Amazon Basin which is home to a diverse wildlife population. When the Europeans arrived in Central America, and Peru, they encountered advanced … [Read more...]
TIBETAN TERMA TREASURE – In England?
by DAN GREEN The karmic connection between England and Tibet started in 1888 when British troops invaded the Land of the Snows, first to flex their muscles in a power struggle involving themselves, China and Russia all wanting to take the country for its value in being a thriving trade route, also to build up an exclusive colonial influence in the region. In 1904 the British … [Read more...]
Yonaguni
by Robert B. Baird In the following link to photos and calculations regarding Yonaguni and nearby geoglyphs I note many errors. 1. The WWII attack on the Aleutians was a fake out or feint to draw the attention of Admiral Nimitz away from the invasion of Midway and what would have followed. You can see this in the movie with Glenn Ford taking over aircraft carrier ops from … [Read more...]
The Nileometer — A peek to Antiquity
by Pauline Novak-Reich Not many manmade objects on the planet have fascinated scholars and tourists as did the Great Pyramid of Giza for thousands of years. Yet, the Nileometer, its precursor and one of three of the world’s first measuring instruments, faded into history like an unsung hero. It generated no scientific interest, scant literature and a meagre number of short … [Read more...]