@@thelandofchem I have surfed big waves at Ocean Beach San Francisco. Hard work is involved in the scratching as the swell looms behind. When the wave was vertical and the drop was made I ate shit a few times. The net result was epic big wave barrels (tube rides) like you are about to enter. PS. Eating shit and getting pummeled was fun.
You got my vote. The pre-finish cut channels appear to be hand work. I think I heard Taru read from the board that the internal hollows were of identical dimension. Would be interesting to see a Chris Dunn style look at the dimensionality re; square, true to surface (flatness), inside corner radius, and volumetric relations.
Thanks again for sharing more great content with us. 21:27 Not sure how many ways there are are smoothing granite, but this looks like the same thing you see at the Pyramid of Menkaure entrance and in the corner of the Oirion temple that still has it's "roof".
Just a thought. I wonder if that's rolled down the hill and landed upside down? The square holes may have been intended to slot into pegs on another structure? Is there nothing buried further up the hill that this could have been put on top of (the other way up)? Great video. Thank you
I really appreciated how you showed the forest and how it transitioned from cedar to that beautiful blue bamboo. A lot of labor went into that rock. I wonder what it was for and what event occurred that halted its production. I wonder what's buried around it?
Another great work - been following you since the beginning. Ever looked into Bob Greenyer, Randall Carlson, and Malcolm Bendall’s thunderstorm generator (long history of plasmoid/EVO research)? Seems to track with the electric universe, your various theories and synchronicities around the world - would love to hear your thoughts. We’re getting there.
Man those square shapes almost look like a language. Crazy. This thing makes no sense at all. Extremely random. Love the contrast between the cedars and the bamboo. Beautiful colors
Very cool. Do we know if the stone is there naturally or transported ? Good to see your ideas are gaining traction out there on the net. It’s a paradigm shift approaching. Thanks for all you do to educate us.
Thank you Justin! It appears to be in its original location. But I would bet they had plans to move it, if it hadn't cracked. After it cracked, the project was abandoned and it was just left sitting there
When i saw your thumbnail i got the impression of a large craft with a bottom rhat matches the megalith so as to provide a stable landing spot. That's the first time I thought of it.
Do the two cavities on top terminate to a dead end? And is that dead end flat, tapered, or rounded? Does the central separation piece between the two cavities continue all the way through the stone?
@jordandies9964 the cavities are reported to be basically square, and the rest of stone has no other excavations or internal connections. Basically what you can see is what's there. Thank you Jordan!
Curious and I’m feeling stupid at having no idea on how to explain when knowing these megaliths are totally purposeful. Ugh! Hope you all figure these out and who engineered them. Much respect👏
So I paused the vid at 8:10 in …. Just look at the preparation that they did to prepare the surface prior to smoothing process (the grooves that go up and down and the smaller intersecting cut grooves going left to right ) One could conclude that they are (were) intending to finish that stone to be as flat as the rest of the project but to me, looks like it was never finished
Important to note, but 舟 is not exactly "boat". It's the *shape* of a boat or tub or bucket. For example, a bathtub is 湯舟 yubune, which is "hot water tub".
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It seems to me that the chamber filled with water was not leaking. The rear chamber that was not filled with water seems to be the one leaking out the crack. Otherwise, it too would be full of water.
This monolith is upside down. 7:42 we see drill marks at regular intervals (on the left side of the stone)."""if we extend the holes upwards, the ends of the holes point TO THE CENTER of the stone. The drilling was from the BOTTOM, or the stone is upside down?""" 7:54 you can see the grooves left by the drills. 8:54 The arrangement of "holes" indicates the use, just like in wood, "Contact connectors""", these are very strong connections that do not require welds and (in the case of wood), nails or clamps. In my opinion it is a Piece of a larger structure or monument. (This monolith would be placed ON top of another stone? or another stone was to stand on it)?? 13:26 Could this be the reason why they didn't finish this project??? Rupture?? and damage to the element???
To me the rock is upside down, what we see at the top is the stone lock, maybe it is a head or an animal. Its one part of something bigger. The smooth surface would be sitting on another surface. Or instead maybe there was something else on top of it that would work too
I don't think the back side of that is completely untouched to those squares look intentional like they were trying to make it happen or maybe it was later generation trying to complete something but those two squares of the lines that look like a tic tac toe board definitely seem like there is more going on
That's just torsion, the effects of wind , it's not unusual for kids to do that, it's not significant, looks like a point of the of a earthquake, that has made those scribe cuts, not really that much
You guys are nuts and you don't know anything about Japan or their history. That is far from precision stone cutting. I lived there for years, there are tons of massive stones cut there and Japan has had excellent metal for a very long time. I also went to college for archeology, I admit some stuff in Egypt is far to precise and hard to be carved they way they claim but this is totally normal. Stop feeding the crazies.
@@thelandofchem Hmm, but if you starve crazies, do they not then become hungry, and thereby maddened by hunger and need, do they not then crave simpler pants. Mmmm coffee.
legend has it bro still has not blinked to this day.
Great work on dedunker.
@robertbrevoort4782 thank you Robert!
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What? You were on Dedunker?
@PetalosFam yeah man a couple days ago. Check out his live playlist
I am very exciting watching the wave catch up to you Geoff.
Thank you Vince!
@@thelandofchem I have surfed big waves at Ocean Beach San Francisco. Hard work is involved in the scratching as the swell looms behind. When the wave was vertical and the drop was made I ate shit a few times. The net result was epic big wave barrels (tube rides) like you are about to enter. PS. Eating shit and getting pummeled was fun.
This was the one i wanted to see 👍 maybe it wasnt finnished because the rock cracked when it was being worked on.
Agreed!
You got my vote. The pre-finish cut channels appear to be hand work. I think I heard Taru read from the board that the internal hollows were of identical dimension. Would be interesting to see a Chris Dunn style look at the dimensionality re; square, true to surface (flatness), inside corner radius, and volumetric relations.
Thanks again for sharing more great content with us.
21:27 Not sure how many ways there are are smoothing granite, but this looks like the same thing you see at the Pyramid of Menkaure entrance and in the corner of the Oirion temple that still has it's "roof".
My pleasure SG! And yes there are lots of similarities between the stoneworking styles from ancient Japan and Egypt
Just a thought. I wonder if that's rolled down the hill and landed upside down? The square holes may have been intended to slot into pegs on another structure? Is there nothing buried further up the hill that this could have been put on top of (the other way up)? Great video. Thank you
Hope you all had a great thanksgiving!! Kinda wonder what’s or if anything is buried under those hills
Thank you Kenny! We were talking about that on the hike up there. Lots could still be discovered
@5:16 beautiful woods (not to mention spectacular rock!)
Agreed, and glad you enjoyed the hike to the site!
Seen your interview on Danny’s podcast and loved every min of it! Good Stuff! 💯
Sending you and Lexi lots of positive vibes during this holiday season. Stay safe!
@LizLondonWWA thank you Liz, lots of exciting new adventures coming up this winter!
what a bizzare stone, nice to see it in greater detail. Ty
Yo HMK!
I really appreciated how you showed the forest and how it transitioned from cedar to that beautiful blue bamboo. A lot of labor went into that rock. I wonder what it was for and what event occurred that halted its production. I wonder what's buried around it?
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I'll take it!
Happy Thanksgiving
Thank you Christine, you too!
Another great work - been following you since the beginning. Ever looked into Bob Greenyer, Randall Carlson, and Malcolm Bendall’s thunderstorm generator (long history of plasmoid/EVO research)? Seems to track with the electric universe, your various theories and synchronicities around the world - would love to hear your thoughts. We’re getting there.
Great video. Cool megalith. I do find it slightly disturbing that he doesn't appear to be able to blink. Cheers.
Must have been going to put or store something in those rock holes.
The question is what ?
• Water
• Chemicals
• Rice
• Bodies
• something precious
@OmarFawcett yo Omar! I have some preliminary ideas, but nothing "set in stone" ;) ;) quite yet. Stay tuned!
@thelandofchem Yo G !
you bet ya
Looking forward to it.
@@thelandofchemMaybe an ancient “multi-level-marketing” scheme and thus is the top of the pyramid? Just kidding and anxious to see your hypothesis👏
Man those square shapes almost look like a language. Crazy. This thing makes no sense at all. Extremely random. Love the contrast between the cedars and the bamboo. Beautiful colors
Yeah man it was a hazy blue bamboo dream out there... glad you enjoyed the hike!
Enjoyed the ride! Cool stuff 😮
Thank you!
Very cool. Do we know if the stone is there naturally or transported ? Good to see your ideas are gaining traction out there on the net. It’s a paradigm shift approaching. Thanks for all you do to educate us.
Thank you Justin! It appears to be in its original location. But I would bet they had plans to move it, if it hadn't cracked. After it cracked, the project was abandoned and it was just left sitting there
When i saw your thumbnail i got the impression of a large craft with a bottom rhat matches the megalith so as to provide a stable landing spot.
That's the first time I thought of it.
You done any videos on the Yonaguni monument?
Do the two cavities on top terminate to a dead end? And is that dead end flat, tapered, or rounded? Does the central separation piece between the two cavities continue all the way through the stone?
@jordandies9964 the cavities are reported to be basically square, and the rest of stone has no other excavations or internal connections. Basically what you can see is what's there. Thank you Jordan!
Curious and I’m feeling stupid at having no idea on how to explain when knowing these megaliths are totally purposeful. Ugh! Hope you all figure these out and who engineered them. Much respect👏
A landing craft from a mother ship would fit nicely.
What dynasties were in the neighborhood throughout time?
So I paused the vid at 8:10 in ….
Just look at the preparation that they did to prepare the surface prior to smoothing process
(the grooves that go up and down and the smaller intersecting cut grooves going left to right )
One could conclude that they are (were) intending to finish that stone to be as flat as the rest of the project but to me, looks like it was never finished
Taru said the internal upper recesses were identical geometry?
Yes, basically same size square cut-outs
Important to note, but 舟 is not exactly "boat". It's the *shape* of a boat or tub or bucket. For example, a bathtub is 湯舟 yubune, which is "hot water tub".
Interessante del sito masuda di traduzione bella di granito.
Barca, nave ti porteremo da fuori a vedere come sentiero di antico bosco si vede da dentro al passato di ieri.
grazie bip grazie bip grazie bip grazie bip grazie bip grazie bip
Enjoyed the hike in.
Maybe the crack is why they didn't finish it.
i think the water drained out the empty one.. the full one looks like its been full for a while.. (moss on the water line)
maybe cutting the holes "ruptured" the rock and made it unsuitable for whatever purpose..
It seems to me that the chamber filled with water was not leaking. The rear chamber that was not filled with water seems to be the one leaking out the crack. Otherwise, it too would be full of water.
Im sure this has crossed your mind, but think of all the other hidden/unearthed Megaliths like this in the near vicinity!
This monolith is upside down.
7:42 we see drill marks at regular intervals (on the left side of the stone)."""if we extend the holes upwards, the ends of the holes point TO THE CENTER of the stone. The drilling was from the BOTTOM, or the stone is upside down?"""
7:54 you can see the grooves left by the drills.
8:54 The arrangement of "holes" indicates the use, just like in wood, "Contact connectors""", these are very strong connections that do not require welds and (in the case of wood), nails or clamps.
In my opinion it is a Piece of a larger structure or monument. (This monolith would be placed ON top of another stone? or another stone was to stand on it)??
13:26 Could this be the reason why they didn't finish this project??? Rupture?? and damage to the element???
To me the rock is upside down, what we see at the top is the stone lock, maybe it is a head or an animal. Its one part of something bigger. The smooth surface would be sitting on another surface. Or instead maybe there was something else on top of it that would work too
I think when they say it's a ship, I think they meant it's the anchor from a massive ship they used to sail once upon a time
I don't think the back side of that is completely untouched to those squares look intentional like they were trying to make it happen or maybe it was later generation trying to complete something but those two squares of the lines that look like a tic tac toe board definitely seem like there is more going on
nice video, but we need more details and better camera
The video is 4K, the highest quality available on UA-cam. Change your settings
Imagine it fell on their well/spring and they had to cut into it 😂
geopolymer?
No. It's volcanic granite.
Bath tub
Please blink
No.
@@thelandofchem 😂
05:43 is other worldly.
Looks like a piece of ufo
That's just torsion, the effects of wind , it's not unusual for kids to do that, it's not significant, looks like a point of the of a earthquake, that has made those scribe cuts, not really that much
Natural formation as usual, nothing to see here as they say...
Are you sure? I think they've might been made using pounding stones.....
@@wesc08 Agreed, they did it 700 years ago. Hint: 1 in front, 0 behind.
Bruh blink during intro
@@dillonhelms7810 No.
@thelandofchem I love the response
Bro, almost 8 minutes in before you show anything?
You gonna cry about it? Fck off
@@thelandofchem LOL
@@thelandofchem LMAOOO
Do you see signs of stone softening?
No
You guys are nuts and you don't know anything about Japan or their history. That is far from precision stone cutting. I lived there for years, there are tons of massive stones cut there and Japan has had excellent metal for a very long time. I also went to college for archeology, I admit some stuff in Egypt is far to precise and hard to be carved they way they claim but this is totally normal. Stop feeding the crazies.
Oooooh Mr. Fancy Pants went to college for archeology. OMG you must know sooooo much. Literally no one cares about your opinion.
@@thelandofchem Hmm, but if you starve crazies, do they not then become hungry, and thereby maddened by hunger and need, do they not then crave simpler pants.
Mmmm coffee.
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Those Manson lamps tho