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If you have the radio one, so John Riley is a friend and he invented this machine, and that's supposed to be producing an electromagnetic field. Does electromagnetic induction the best? So it's much stronger now.
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Welcome to Uncharted X. My name is Ben, and I've got an interesting video for you all today. This is something of a journey into the possible, into an illustration of understanding our perspective when it comes to ancient mysteries. And also, hopefully, a little bit of an example of the type of knowledge that we might be able to unlock if we were brave enough to take a fresh look at some of these enigmas; to reexamine them with an open mind and a perspective that is wide enough to acknowledge that some of the answers to these mysteries may well lie outside of our understanding. And that perhaps not everything we see from the past is simply the result of nothing more than hard-working primitive ancient civilizations who only ever built tombs or temples or symbolic ritual and religious structures. We make this assumption because we generally believe that today we stand on the pinnacle of knowledge and human progress, and that every single civilization that has come before us was simply not capable of building for any other purpose than symbolic, and certainly not capable of building for function or for industry or in order to use types of technology that perhaps are unknown to us.
I think that some of these clues come to us from the distant past, and I want to give you a couple of thought-provoking examples to illustrate this and to share a little experiment that we did with my friend Yusuf Iowan, who is an expert guide, a stonemason, a chem apologist, and somebody who has been studying ancient mysteries his whole life with an open mind to all possibilities. The experiment you're about to see occurred when I was in Egypt in 2016 with my friend Luke, and the other voice you'll hear apart from Yusuf's is his brother Hadron. I'll let this experiment play out, and then I'll be back to talk about some of the details and to show how this relates to both megalithic sites and to our perspective when we are looking at them.
So John Reilly is a friend and he invented this machine that's supposed to be producing an electromagnetic field. Does electromagnetic induction. So we believe, or like it's a possibility, that the site is dealing with electromagnetic energy, one way or more than one way. Anyway, we wanted to test the different types of stones, graphic of this device, and the different types of... so we brought this piece of one card to look like a three-dimensional jet Bella, and we brought some of the types of stones that we see usually in the site, which is, of course, the limestone and the bazaars, the stone and the granite ester and combination. We're gonna see the demonstration, and we will see that the limestone is the most powerful stone, and that's that kind of Charlie hotter hotter deal. Give it some time to judge electricity normally conducted through storm, but the electromagnetic is, but this one is our menu. See that it's a possible explanation for why we use so many different types of stones. My opinion, there is no doubt that this combination of stones was specifically chosen to accomplish something. You know, nobody just goes to different, what is hundreds of kilometers far, just to build something, look for something symbolic because colors and scenes like that and drawings can they see there is there's a reason you're encasing limestone, two different types of limestone as well. This is this is closer to the final type of limestone, the best, so it's much stronger now. You can see the column, yeah, but the granite still almost nothing. In the beginning, I thought, girl, it would induct. Lord alabaster is not conductive. Yes, also marble is not conductive. Oh yeah, interesting. Very fine. The limestone, especially limestone, he had the gold ablated the piece, and the induction in the world, the plated piece was a spruce, or like the same as limestone. I love the same strength. You've made this like a pitcher, yeah, it's coming through. The limestone is almost like a stronger reaction, but the granite, they're going to do everything with your day. This is when you put this flat on this, this my toys, but when it was on the jade stone isolated nothing. We will disaster the family dish. I've always asked why wouldn't they just use smaller blocks or smaller pieces of granite to do the floor as well. There is no, there's still no conclusion to this because we actually don't know what we are researching for. Yeah, but of course, geophysicist would understand more about why this combination of response is true, what kind of goods it can achieve. There is no doubt you can see many different types of stones in the parent structure, limestone, Rosetta stone, fortify white calcite, and two different types of language. But because we see the the limestone is in the core of the granite walls, if you realize this, yeah, oh my god, it's alright, yeah, such that it could be to the skin. Okay, yeah, definitely. Wow, pretty interesting, right?
I'm betting that you have some questions. I certainly had them when I first saw this, so let me try to clear up a couple of those before we get into it. Firstly, the machine; it's called a Life Stream Field Generator Model 100, and it certainly does appear to be invented and sold by a John Riley. It's the smallest model in a range of products that do the same thing that this one does, which seems to be more or less producing a very high potential, high voltage, low current electromagnetic induction field. This model's by-line claims 500,000 volts of radiant pulsed energy, which really isn't a term that means much at all to me. Trying to track down specifics on this device will lead you down something of an Internet rabbit hole into the claimed healing powers of crystals, mystical massages, and all sorts of strange pseudo-scientific videos. As with all of my work, I try to stick to the scientific method as much as I can and to things that have solid evidence or at least solid theory behind them. My background is in engineering and science, so I'll try to demystify this just a little bit. First of all, electromagnetic induction is just electricity; it's what our economy runs on, and the principle was at the root of the technological and industrial revolution of the past couple hundred years; the same revolution that resulted in our crazy complex connected electrified and digitized way of life that we currently enjoy. Electrons and changing magnetic fields; it's how we produce electrical power, and many, many devices run based on this principle. If you want to understand the physics and the principles behind this and things like Faraday's law, I'd recommend this lecture and demonstration of electromagnetic induction. Our link to the lecture is below in the video description, and the topic starts about five minutes in. So otherwise, there's only a little bit of discussion on this particular device that I've been able to find, and in particular, some on a skeptic website. Interestingly, one of these devices was used in an episode of Joe Rogan's short-lived show, Joe Rogan Questions Everything. This was used in an experiment that was supposed to show how HAARP could alter the weather, and as far as I can tell, the results were very much indeterminate. Again, links to those websites and articles are below for those who wish to follow up. I do want to say that there does seem to be some physiotherapy applications for this type of technology in the treatment of osteoarthritis and other conditions. I'm really not trying to discredit anything here or to challenge anyone's experience with such devices; I'm just trying to understand what exactly is going on. This experiment that we did in Giza and the device itself kind of reminds me of fun things I've seen done with a Van de Graaff generator.
In any case, what is interesting to me is the different behavior of the different types of stone, and these are types of stone that are commonly used in many megalithic structures, particularly those in Egypt, but we do find basalt, limestone, and granite megalithic works in many other locations around the world. When I see different materials show different behavior like this, my mind really goes towards the science of semiconductors and logical circuitry, which at its core works purely on the difference in behavior under current of two types of transistors known as n-type and p-type transistors. Combined in the millions and millions, these tiny nanometer-sized semiconductors allow us to create incredibly complex and efficient logical circuits, otherwise known as chips or CPUs or integrated circuits. Clearly, the relationship between this and megalithic stone is speculative, and I'm not claiming anything here other than the fact that this is a very interesting experiment and it seems to be worthy of some further study. And I can't help but wonder if these clearly different high-voltage conductive properties of the different types of stone was a consideration in how these types of stones were chosen for their sites and how they were arranged.
Before I get into how this experiment relates specifically to megalithic sites, I wanted to say something about perspective. Our perspective, how we view the world, how we interpret form and function, is very much a product of our knowledge base, but it's also a product of the current time that we're in and, to some extent, the location. Perspectives most definitely change over time and location, and they certainly change with our knowledge base. Yet, most of the time, it just feels like our understanding of the world is just simply normal and unchanging. Think of things like traffic lights; our common perspective informs us what they're for and how they're used, but if you brought somebody from 1,000 years ago into a modern city today, they'd be utterly bewildered, and not just by the traffic lights. I try to constantly be aware of perspective and how it can limit our thinking, and I have a good example of how our perspective on fundamental things can and will change, and I'll try to cover that example briefly. I talk a lot more about perspective and the following example in much more detail in my very first podcast. It's a video that doesn't have a lot of views; I did it back when the channel only had a handful of subscribers, so if any of this is of interest, I'd really recommend giving it a listen. Most people know who Nikola Tesla was; one of his most famous experiments, which was more than 50 years ago now, was to do with distributing electricity in a wireless fashion, and he had a tower built at a place called Wardenclyffe that supposedly did just that. Now note that wirelessly does not necessarily mean over-the-air; it just means without wires. So today, there's a company that exists in Texas that appears to have figured this technology out; the company's called Visage Technologies, and they have built what appears to be something that's very similar to Tesla's Tower, and they call it their global test site, and they're claiming that they can use it to deliver electricity or signal to anywhere on the planet without wires or infrastructure. Just consider the possibilities for a minute; imagine if this technology was all of a sudden adopted on a wide scale; imagine how it might change our perspective on a fundamental thing like electricity. This isn't science fiction; it's just science, and nowadays it's actually application. It turns out that there is more than one theory of electromagnetic wave propagation. Almost everything electric in our world at this point has always worked on something called Hertzian wave through; you might recognize the term Hertz. This theory relies on wires to send both power and signals on shielded wires or to broadcast radio and signals into the air using unshielded wires, otherwise known as antennas. There is another theory of electromagnetic wave propagation though, and it's one that has only fairly recently been proven as viable, and this theory also seems to be that which Tesla's style was based on, although really nobody outside of the government knows because everything Tesla did was pretty much classified by the FBI and the military and has remained so. This other theory is known as Zenneck surface wave theory, and essentially we can use it to send power or signal, which is essentially the same thing, to anywhere on the surface of the planet without wires, all requiring line-of-sight. We can send this power and signals without much in the way of loss, without the danger of shock or radiation, and without disruption because there's no grid as such that a storm or a natural disaster could destroy. Zenneck surface waves don't give off any radiation unlike Hertzian wave through, which you can pretty much just sense if you ever go near any really high-voltage power lines. Zenneck surface wave theory basically uses the interface between the surface and the air; think of a balloon that is inflated around the entire planet, and there's your potential field. Application for this technology, and as I said, this isn't really just theory any longer; it's been worked out. Visage Technology is marketing this into several sectors of the power industry from what I can tell, and at least to me, it's an utterly revolutionary development for our infrastructure globally. Now there is lots of information available both about Zenneck surface waves and Visage Technology's particular application available on their website, but the idea is that you could simply put one of these towers up somewhere near your power source; maybe it's a nuclear power plant that's been set up in a geologically stable area, maybe away from coastlines in tsunami areas as a good start, or it might be a solar plant that's been put up in the middle of a desert, and you don't need that to be near a city or anything like that. You can send that power now anywhere in the world; just plug a receiver into the ground and boom, power up your micro grid and away you go. We no longer need satellites for global communication; line-of-sight is no longer relevant. So just consider for a minute how this new discovery, this new technology, fundamentally changes our perspective on things like electricity, on signals, on current, or on communications. All of a sudden now, instead of wires and composite materials, now we're using natural materials; we're using the very earth itself as a medium. If you extend this analogy, you just realize that all we're doing here is just peeling back layers of our own ignorance as it relates to the fundamental nature of reality. If you had talked about this idea before Zenneck surface waves had proven out, this would be considered complete science fiction; the idea itself was completely outside of our perspective; it's been outside of our knowledge base. Yet now our understanding and our perspective has changed with this new knowledge. That's exactly the type of thinking that I think we need when it comes to truly understanding some of the mysteries that come to us from our own past, and it's why I find little experiments like this one that we did in Egypt to be just so interesting. It's the possibilities of this that intrigued me, and again, I'm not claiming anything here with our little zappy megalithic experience; I just think that things like this need much more scientific investigation. I really just want people that are much smarter than me to look into this, but to look into it with open minds to any of the possibilities.
Before I go back to the interview, let's look at a couple of examples of combinations of megalithic stones found on megalithic sites, particularly in Egypt. As Yusuf mentioned, we see combinations of megalithic stone on lots of sites, and this isn't an accidental thing, as the quarries for these different types of stones are typically in different locations and quite often required the builders to transport large blocks over great distances. One of my favorite examples of this is a bridge here, a site that I promise I will take a close look at in a future video. As you've seen from the clip already, there is plenty of basalt, limestone, and granite laying around at Abusir. I just want to point out a couple of other little things and let Yusuf do the talking in the interview, but what you're looking at here is rows of basalt that is essentially casing some limestone; the limestone in this case is on the right-hand side, and what's interesting is that there is some weird effect that's happened to parts of the basalt, and in particular, the bits of the basalt that have been facing or right next to the limestone; the basalt starting to get all chrome and actually peel away in some sections as you can see. You can also see the crumbling effect on this block here. The other example that we talked about is the Valley Temple, which is the just gargantuan structure that sits in front of the Sphinx and is connected to the second pyramid via the causeway. Now this is definitely another site that I want to talk about in more depth and detail in another video, but the thing to notice here is that the huge central core masonry of this so-called temple is made of limestone, and you can see in front of these limestone blocks it's actually been cased in granite. There's lots of anomalies when it comes to how this was cased or when it was cased, and in particular, the erosion that is showing on these limestone blocks that the walls, for example, for in the very temple, you realized that the the granite would very wide and the core of it is limestone, seem like the Byzantium when I was here also, and in the granite in the pyramidal structure, the core of it is limestone and then case with granite in both sides. Looks like we have some like many opinions in that point, especially because, for example, Dr. Robert Schoch, the city was desirous that these worlds are much older than the granite walls, and when the granite walls, when the limestone I will murder to deteriorate, then they renovated it with granite and still Basra dynasty or pre-Cataclysm. That's why marble is nothing; the companies so I have a different opinion about, was of course I respect his knowledge, much more knowledgeable than me in geology, but as a stone carver, I see that the limestone blocks are shaped in a three-dimensional way to have the granite stone interlocking with that. Means when I'm building this, I'm already putting in my mind that this is gonna come an internal application. So the proof here is that if the stone, one of the other opinions that the stone is rooted and then built with it as and when it was rooted, or that if that I wrote it then Dean renovated the site with the Graham as another way, but we can find the same erosion in the paths that was carved to interlock the Graham, which means that erosion is a fog machine transformation is a spoon before naturally made millions of singing wonders. You can see in the still measure, but after machining then there is something else. How long time does it take to delete or was there, and of course this is the imagination; there is no really really like relevant facts to this; there are actually not like as strong as we can believe in it, but I can imagine it if it had, if the limestone inducted currents of energies like that, would it cause it to deteriorate and look older with this effect, the molecular structure of it; it's touching as well, like the result, exactly the machine service that it exactly. So there is no doubt that what we saw in the Delta today that it crumbles like that, it can happen naturally 1%, but when you find it on a surface that look like it was a machine, the sharpness over to the course and then the effect happened to 100 afterwards. Dude, it's also plenty that's on there that's been facing the Sun and imperfect pervious sometimes against the limestone. Yes, yeah, the zester stone is a plutonic stone; it's formed in the magma that will kill the son, the song in this is a plasma event is Falconeri and the Plus that crumbling bozell it is, it's in the inner cone in the course on the inside part of the wound. We are just seeing that two layers, one layer of limestone and the two layers of granite or Brazil, so that crumbling part is the one in the inside; the result was not facing the earth, whether it was facing, it was physical.
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Arie, well, that was a little bit of fun. I certainly never said that I wasn't going to do any wild speculation on my channel, so there's a little bit of it for you. I'm actually just trying to start a discussion on the stuff; I would love it if somebody that was smarter than me could tell me exactly what's going on here; I'd really just like to get to the bottom of it. I was a little confused with that, as was Yusuf, given that the granite seems to act like an isolator instead of a conductor; I would have thought it would have been the other way around given that it does have a high crystalline content and it can carry a charge with piezoelectricity, but maybe it needs to be under pressure or something like that. I don't know. Just a couple of quick things: I want to thank everybody who's reached out to me after the last video, my Puma Punku - Monarchy video; the response to that was really good, and I'm glad you guys like that; I'm definitely working on more episodes for that. I was also going to say that anybody who does actually contribute to me or donate to me $20 or more, send me your postal address, and I will send you a few of these, these little Uncharted X die-cut stickers if you want them. Just include your address in any donation notes and I will definitely send them to you. I've got a back catalog of plenty of people I'm trying to get to, so if you have donated to me in the past 20 bucks or more, please feel free to send me your address and I will get some stickers out to you. Just a little something that I'm trying to give back to people for helping to support me. And on that note, I'd recommend not buying the stickers that are available in the merch store and Teespring; I've found those to be little tiny things, and they're just not worth the money that they want for them, which is like seven bucks or something. I'm not making any money on those; I'm just, they're just one of the items on my on my list. Otherwise, this will be the only video that I upload this week; I'm literally uploading this, this is the last thing I do before I go off to take a few days backpacking in the Grand Canyon, which I am just really looking forward to. I haven't had a chance to step away or do anything this year at all other than my daily routine and trying to get this channel growing as well as getting my farm organized, growing a lot of food, but I will be back next week and hoping to keep publishing, and I will see all the comments and respond to people probably next week. Otherwise, please consider giving the video a thumbs up and subscribing to the channel, and also please do consider supporting Uncharted X; you can do that via the value for value model; all other details on how to do that are outlined at unchartedx.com/support. So I will see you all in the next video. Peace.