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[GrailSeeker]

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@Queen of shop wrote:

Hi  @suzyQ3. I'm not for sure sold on that. I went to Egypt to check this out for myself. And also Mexico for the same reason. Sure, the tour guides in Egypt tell you that the Egyptians built them. I think they are bound by the tour company to say that.

When you speak to the guides off record, they tell you that the most useful and hard enough trees to make the sledges to carry the rock, are located in Lebanon. Fascinating. Many other points too that just can't be dismissed.

Chitzen Itza is stagering to see. The pyramids are filled with astronomy. The pyramid of Kukulkan, the feather serpent, reacts during the soltice. The serpent appears to run down the side of the structure. So precise in its calculations. People from all over the world go to experience it.

There is also New Grange, in Ireland, that was built before the pyramids in Egypt. Another solstice spectacle like Stone Henge.

Yes, I do believe that the people in those areas built the buildings. I do believe, in some way, that they got help from somewhere. Aliens? Maybe or maybe not. That's why I need answers. lol.  

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Well, I will say this.  They did have help, because they were learning mathematics by observing the sun,moon, and stars and mirroring what they saw there, counting the days and clocking the seasons.  And they were trying to reach the stars, which they thought of as living beings. 

Which is the same thing we are still trying to do today when we go to the moon and launch space stations. 

I can imagine that if there are other advanced civilizations out there, they also are trying to reach us. Perhaps the wisdom behind the mechanics of it all has it set up so that we must stay in our own environment in order to live. 

[candys mine]

Oh, to be around when humanity is able to travel through the expanse and colonize new worlds around new stars.  I'm extremely curious to know How far along must "life" be on a new planet before we would consider it "all ready taken" and NOT plant ourselves on it anyway.

[ProudMa]

Mentioning the SR7 Blackbirds...My cousin was in the airforce '69 to '72

He was a mechanic and worked on the Blackbird. That plane could fly Cali to Maine in 57 minutes.  It was classified at the time.  Imagine what the miitary has now? Stelth similiar to cloacking devices from star trek?

[Mersha]

@ProudMa   It might not be the best idea to share your info online.

Just an opinion, of course.