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Science tells us once an electric current is applied to a conductor a magnetic field is created. Once the current is removed the field and magnetism are gone. The part of the wire touching the metal is insulated.

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Username: HollyHoly
Date: 2019-11-01 16:57:57
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This needs it’s own thread from here The missing link to ancient power

Science tells us once an electric current is applied to a conductor a magnetic field is created. Once the current is removed the field and magnetism are gone. The part of the wire touching the metal is insulated.

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South and East pole?

so we have these high grad magnets at work and one of them fell apart and my buddy and I were playing with them .anyway eventually I used the wrong side and the other magnet flew away landed about ten feet away and right away I was all ooooo good method of propulsion right there!! Ah Ha moment. have you tried this??? I wanna do this. sweet thread this is

 

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Username: CryoApple
Date: 2019-11-03 02:35:23
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Interesting that magnetism can hold a current even without force applied. I suspect the wire expands molecules within the block, merging them together by a field. Think of a velcro strap combining into a singular piece of fabric.

Expansion would happen both outside and inside the blocks, creating a circle of energy around the wire hole, making it impossible to pull apart. Maybe this is how the Egyptians built the pyramids, by electrifying blocks into place.

Pyramids now without energy means blocks can be pulled apart easily. Where did all the energy go?
Also notice the seams across each set of blocks. The lights of dandera show a force like energy covering a wire like snake. Ancient civilisations loved using animals and plants for metaphors of science and religion.


Maybe Cusco suffered the same fate?


Also note that civilisations and people not long ago tried to copy these techniques, hadrians wall etc... They did a good job, but the look and fit of each block changed drastically. Did something change in order to make architecture a harder job to accomplish?


My guess, do not take my word for this, is that these tightly fit structures could have been antediluvian, and that the great flood (Noah's flood) changed the axis of earth, drastically changing the electric field current etc... This, culminating with lower atmosphere (apply breathing on mount Everest to every place on pro-flood earth) could also explain why trees and people are smaller, and why ancient buildings are so huge.