The Mystery of the Ancient Egyptian Pyramids Solved? 06 05 2015
Archeologist found a model of a bird called "The Saqqara Bird that they believe could fly.
http://start.iminent.com/en-US/search/#q=saqqara%20bird&ref=toolbox&s=images&p=1
No one makes a small model airplane glider and fly's it without conceptualizing of flying in a plane themselves.
http://egyptology-channel.com/ancient-egypt/ancient-egyptian-planes/
So why build the pyramids? Because they would make the perfect launch pad for a glider?
If you put a pulley on top of a pyramid and tie a long rope to the glider. Loop the rope over the other side of the pyramid though the pulley eyelet. You have men pulling on that rope on the other side of the pyramid. The glider rises up the side of the pyramid and is released at the top. --to glide!
With three pyramids spaced together you could indeed have flying races!
The sides would have to be smooth on the runway. but they would only need to be temporarily smooth? Perhaps with wooden planks "filling" the right angles forming an upward runway?
http://start.iminent.com/en-US/search/#q=ancient%20eygptian%20planes&ref=toolbox&s=images&p=1
Can you see why a race of lesser cognitive means would absolutely loathe them?
In the Bible it states that Israel and Egypt were one. Where the Egyptians really the race of Prophets, perhaps over a million of them, that was killed in genocide? Have you ever seen someone insanely jealous of your technological capability? So mad at the sight of it that their face becomes beet red and they start to cry? Now you know who I am talking about?
Perhaps they didn't even put people in them! But just loved to watch them soar into the sky!
And the desert landscape image depicts the Sphinx, (a dog), liking to watch it too? Jesus called the Canaanites dogs; so they liked to watch it to? Or rather could the Egyptians judge distance, weight and landing trajectory to bomb cities like Sodom and Gomorra with sulfur?
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2015
Originally published on 06 05 2015 at: www.themilwaukeeandwisconsinnews.blogspot.com
Archeologist found a model of a bird called "The Saqqara Bird that they believe could fly.
http://start.iminent.com/en-US/search/#q=saqqara%20bird&ref=toolbox&s=images&p=1
No one makes a small model airplane glider and fly's it without conceptualizing of flying in a plane themselves.
http://egyptology-channel.com/ancient-egypt/ancient-egyptian-planes/
So why build the pyramids? Because they would make the perfect launch pad for a glider?
If you put a pulley on top of a pyramid and tie a long rope to the glider. Loop the rope over the other side of the pyramid though the pulley eyelet. You have men pulling on that rope on the other side of the pyramid. The glider rises up the side of the pyramid and is released at the top. --to glide!
With three pyramids spaced together you could indeed have flying races!
The sides would have to be smooth on the runway. but they would only need to be temporarily smooth? Perhaps with wooden planks "filling" the right angles forming an upward runway?
http://start.iminent.com/en-US/search/#q=ancient%20eygptian%20planes&ref=toolbox&s=images&p=1
Can you see why a race of lesser cognitive means would absolutely loathe them?
In the Bible it states that Israel and Egypt were one. Where the Egyptians really the race of Prophets, perhaps over a million of them, that was killed in genocide? Have you ever seen someone insanely jealous of your technological capability? So mad at the sight of it that their face becomes beet red and they start to cry? Now you know who I am talking about?
Perhaps they didn't even put people in them! But just loved to watch them soar into the sky!
And the desert landscape image depicts the Sphinx, (a dog), liking to watch it too? Jesus called the Canaanites dogs; so they liked to watch it to? Or rather could the Egyptians judge distance, weight and landing trajectory to bomb cities like Sodom and Gomorra with sulfur?
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2015
Originally published on 06 05 2015 at: www.themilwaukeeandwisconsinnews.blogspot.com
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