So get this. My theory with the Pyramids or Stonehenge or those Inca roads with giant blocks and they didn't have wheels - well I figured they knew how to control gravity somehow. It isn't, de facto, crazy. There are tribes that know more about some medicines than current technology. We know the ancients knew a lot about Astronomy - more than until the very recent times. The Aztec calendar is supposedly still more correct the basic calendar we use (not the atomic clocks, but the basic everyday calendar).
So why couldn't they conquer gravity? Well, the big reason is that we don't understand it (gravity) yet. But now, people in England have figured out levitation. Cool huh?
Turns out they can control levitation WITHOUT GRAVITY. Really. Here is the key paragraph.
Totally fun.
So why couldn't they conquer gravity? Well, the big reason is that we don't understand it (gravity) yet. But now, people in England have figured out levitation. Cool huh?
Turns out they can control levitation WITHOUT GRAVITY. Really. Here is the key paragraph.
The force is due to neither electrical charge or gravity, for example, but the fluctuations in all-pervasive energy fields in the intervening empty space between the objects and is one reason atoms stick together, also explaining a “dry glue” effect that enables a gecko to walk across a ceiling.
Totally fun.