Sun-Earth Potential

[giantkiller]

some of you might have seen this  before.
Makes you wonder.

I never doubted.

--giantkiller.

[Localjoe]

Sawtooth?

[EMdevices]

It's fun to discuss esoteric subjects and Egyptian drawings, but if you're serious about understanding the TPU I suggest revisiting the main thread where all of SM's letters are pasted.   

Why study cryptic symbols when you can read what an engineer has to say about his invention?

EM
   

[acerzw]

It's fun to discuss esoteric subjects and Egyptian drawings

That's the only excuse I ever needed, however I do see benefit in doing it given what they accomplished using much simpler means, without the need of our industrial manufacturing base. Simpler tech in my mind is always better, easier to produce, more reliable and easier to repair if it goes wrong. It is also easier to examine and experiment with the underlying effect if there are less variables to take into consideration. Just look a what Leedskalnin was able to demonstrate with a simple length of wire and a magnet or two...

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[EMdevices]

If Egyptians  accomplished great things what about us?  Let's see:  Skyscrapers, huge jets, rockets, going into space, radio communication, mass lighting, mass information and computers, medical expertise unimaginable, etc. Egyptians were a bunch of peasants walking around with loin cloths in the searing heat of the desert, and whipping slaves to stack rocks into pyramid shapes to bury their delusional "god" kings. The whole land was full of mysticism and idolatry.

Is studying this culture going to help you understand a TPU?    Then have it my friend, but I see it as a waste of time.

And what about Leedskalkin?   I live close to his "castle" and it's a joke.   I can lift one of the coral rocks easily with the right leverage.  (coral rock is full of holes, it's like a sponge, very very lightweight for it's volume)    The guy was no different then some people today who tinker with electronics and image all sorts of theories, when in fact modern science is way ahead of them and the knowledge is well understood and explained well in our science books.   These people don't want to read or learn for whatever reason so they find greater joy in rehashing their own theories over and over.  Well that's how I see Leedskalkin,  what he says about magnetism in certain places is quite basic magnetism observations but his language is distinct so people image he's sharing some "great secrets" . And by the way, he did use leverage to build his house ( "castle" ), not some magical secrets or anti gravity like some websites like to fantasize.

And by the way, I agree on the simple tech.  The simpler the more reliable it seems to be.  So don't buy  shoes with freaking  computer chips in them, etc..   Everything has it's place, don't over design either.

EM