O-Day - Geopolymer?
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O-Day - Geopolymer?
Back to the future ... stone age edition
What is a volcano really? What is in spring water? What is special about limestone and basalt? Can we use what we know and what we have witnessed, to propose methods of geo-polymer construction?
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The title frame is from an embroidered cloth I found draped over a small table, in what the local community describe as “a culturally important byzantine era chapel”, perched high on a steep hillside near the ancient trading town of Amfissa, near Delphi, Greece. In this town, they found a hoard of ancient coins, not only from all over Greece, but also from Syria and Alexandria.
Some things to think on
Sho sent me this on the morning before I departed for Japan, it had then only recently been recorded. Note that he is saying that the lower blocks ARE from the quarry and are rendered over. The higher blocks are fully geopolymer, but have the SAME elemental composition but no inclusions, dislocations and homogenous with single digit micron scale particles.
Then there is this video “Heinrich Kusch - Sealed underworld - Prehistoric tunnel systems in Styria” that Sonja TB pointed me to look in a comment on my “O-Day - Evening” presentation. Some extraordinary dating, association with religious orders, toroidal “energy amplifiers” filled with sand (quartz) and glazed surfaces on walls containing glassy spheres.
Lastly, I was pointed by to a video by one of the worlds leading experts, Joseph Davidovits, in the theory of ‘Geopolymer’ research, by the commenter “Martin” and it led me to the below video. I think the researchers points should be addressed. Please internalise the elements that are key to his argument.
AirGrinder (Windhexe analogue), Magnetising as well as grinding
Cartier, K. M. S., “Basalts Turn Carbon into Stone for Permanent Storage”, EOS, 20 March 2020
O-Day - Geopolymer?
I've just watched most of this and found it very interesting. I have spent over ten years visiting Tiwanaku and Puma Punku as well as undertaking research in university libraries in South America on this and related subjects. I hope you find my initial comments on the video helpful:
1). The geometries of the polygonal blocks used to construct Sacsayhuayaman and similar Andean sites is fundamentally different from those of the grey andesite blocks at Tiwanaku/Puma Punku. The former have rounded edges, whereas the Tiwanaku blocks have precise right-angles and other equally crisp angles;
2). There is no evidence of vitrification on the surfaces of the Tiwanaku andesite blocks, but they do show evidence of cavitation;
3). Geological analysis of the Tiwanaku andesite shows that most of it comes from an extinct volcano called Khapia. Prof. Davidovits suggests that the geoplymer was made from volcanic tuffs gathered from its slopes. However, a Peruvian geological survey did not find andesite tuffs on the slopes of Khapia. (Volcanic Tuffs form as extrusions from the slopes of volcanoes).
4). The magnetic anomalies in the Tiwanaku andesite are caused by the presence of large seams of magnetite and lodestone within the rock. This is formed within the magma chamber and is present only in what erupts from the volcanic cone - hence this andesite cannot be made from a tuff geopolymer. (In the early part of your video you mentioned how iron formed near to the centre of where the plasmoid had interacted with the solid material. Perhaps this happens macroscopically too).
5) The ancient aliens circus stole what I had come across at Tiwanaku and publicised it without attribution. What they haven't realised is that only some of the andesite blocks containing magnetite show magnetic anomalies, others do not.
My own research has led me towards an alternative interpretation of quantum theory, which was made famous (some would say infamous) by David Bohm. Let's just say that Bohm began his professional career as a plasma physicist and, at the end of his life, he became interested in how plsmas involve all of what most interests you.
I'd be happy to discuss any of this further. I came across your work only a couple of weeks ago, but it's made me rewrite the first chapter of the book I'm preparing on Tiwanaku - so my deepest thanks for your insights.
For anyone interested, Lynne Kelly has researched into the reason WHY the Easter Island monuments were built, and she has come up with very persuasive conclusions.
https://www.amazon.com/Memory-Code-Secrets-Stonehenge-Monuments/dp/1681773252
I first came into contact with her work on Sean Carroll's Mindscape podcast, if you prefer listening to reading.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5goOFvldFU6JRPdQYDvrQB?si=6iVJkGFjRLi60yseMNkwyw