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and now to the supporters of cutting ancient

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stone, look at these ancient steps, the

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so-called Well, it’s clear that then there are

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similar steps. But the interesting

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fastenings, so to speak, are reminiscent of Lego, that

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is, try to cut this from a stone.

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This is purely poured concrete, so it’s

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pinked and it’s filled in some

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very shapes exactly according to the Lego principle, and these

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steps were connected to each other by a

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hole and a

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pin according to the principle of modern Lego,

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this technology is often found here,

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that is, we know that our ancient masonry

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was virtually seamless and

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was held in place by geometry or

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metal brackets in the form of a butterfly. But we

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see this Lego

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fastenings one on one staircase

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[music]

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Good afternoon viewers of the ispeak channel and

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today we are visiting Alexander

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Romanov, you already know him from the films on

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our channel, he explained what temples are,

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why they are not power plants, for some reason

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communications are generally

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multifunctional constructions are very

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interesting films, a link to them will be

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under this video But the most interesting thing is in

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something else. Today we will talk with

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Alexander about construction technology and

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that’s where we’ll start in general. I

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also recommend following the link under the video, there

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is Alexander’s interesting website and it’s

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dedicated to free energy

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many today are interested in this

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technology of free energy, many

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channels are dedicated to this, but Alexander,

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in my opinion, has the most sober and, how can I

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say, scientifically based

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view on this topic, because I recommend

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looking at his work. It’s really

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very interesting, but we will start today not

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with free energy, namely with

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construction technology on the eve of

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our expedition St. Petersburg Where

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the question arose between the so-called

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masons and concrete workers, I

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would just like to ask Alexander his

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opinion my opinion You know, in order to

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restore history, I periodized it That is,

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we had an ancient civilization,

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earlier an ancient civilization then

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interflood a civilization that built its

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structures from the rubble of ancient times, but

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now it’s our civilization that uses

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technologies that we all know. And

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in its first stage of building

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its existence, it also used the

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wreckage of an interflood ancient

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civilization and we see a constant

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regression. That is, if the

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ancient civilization, as we know, began in cave

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cities initially, then on these

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cave cities they immediately built

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huge

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structures, cities there 500 by

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300 kilometers long; this was previously antiquity

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or the Golden Age. That is, it immediately

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began with the highest technologies that

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subsequent civilizations could not repeat,

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and we understood these technologies by

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studying them in Turkey in North Africa in

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Southeast Asia, in Crimea, we

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realized that this is an artificial stone, what

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we did for this, that is, many

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researchers struggled with this question for a very long time,

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arguing whether it was artificial

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or not began in Crimea

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when we started

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taking measurements in place with a Schmidt hammer,

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uh, the

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compressive strength of antique blocks and the fact

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that limestone or shell rock

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that is mined in quarries nearby And what

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we saw is that the compressive strength of

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artificial stone blocks

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turns out to be above 500 kg per square centimeter

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for what we see in quarries it is 150

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200 That is, this is a difference and quite

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big and it says one thing: this is an

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artificial block. Even if it is not

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artificial yet, it was not mined in the quarries

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nearby, we passed all the quarries to which

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historians and everyone show that it

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was mined there further we went even further,

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we did it in Turkey, we

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took samples and did their

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spectral analysis, so far we did it in a

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cheap way there, we explained it

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that there is a zone that is the

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home of fire, this uh, we somehow did

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n’t determine the excavation, but still, what

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we determined again he determined not

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the compound but the quantitative ratio of

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various chemical elements e below

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magnesium according to the periodic table and he

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actually showed us, approximately by

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calculation, the presence of clinker, that is,

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similar to a portrait a But the most

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interesting thing further is that all this rock in the

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antique blocks of artificial stone

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was practically crushed in the floor and

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here we found Alette from Kiev,

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many of you have seen this film, where he showed

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how it was done. He has

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equipment that grinds

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ordinary cement, which he buys in

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construction stores,

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grinds it into a smaller fraction and

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this is done using the method of cavitation.

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cavitation This method works at

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twice the pressure;

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in fact, the

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compressor works; it turns out that at the time

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when the antique blocks were made, the pressure

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was not two, but about 4 times

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higher; it was generally much easier to do.

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But

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we don’t really understand how cavitation was achieved now. Because

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there are two main ways to obtain

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cavitation, this is like on the wreath when

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metal

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fragments of this screw are actually drilled out of a ship’s propeller. That is, it

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is destroyed, this is achieved

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by changing the

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fluidity of the liquid by changing the diameter of the pipe.

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This is a very interesting moment of

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cavitation. Today, with our

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technologies, we are trying to fight so that it

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did not arise and did not destroy the screws. And

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then it was used loudly; the

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recommendation also acts on the

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destruction of

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microorganisms in the water; we saw this again

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in the future, where the entire bottom of this

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artificial river was filled with tiles with a

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variable diameter, just like an

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hourglass in this form, that is, the

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lower layer of water was delayed and

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cavitation was cleared, that is, we realized that

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indeed in ancient times

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cavitation was used very widely and

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another way to obtain cavitation is

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acoustic waves, this already goes

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to our guns, which may not turn out to be

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guns. Well, bell guns, that is,

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what was it created for, that is, wide

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spectrum Range of applications, as many

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have understood, I am still a supporter of the

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artificiality of stone, they are sharp and

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this technology is not at all simpler than

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sharp Why Because concrete, as we

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see, it is poured with a single synthetic

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mass and to fill it with a single

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synthetic mass you need a plant and

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the highest technologies, that is, what is a

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single synthetic mass, is it necessary for

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such a volume of this block that we see

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in antiquity,

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some up to a hundred tons,

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it comes to pouring from some volume of

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another this one, this hundred tons

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because it won’t be possible to pour it in by the spoon

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and we we see from the trace that it was a

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single thing that was poured in. That is, these are both

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vehicles and technology,

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this cavitation where the breakdown of

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rock into nanoparticles occurs, we just

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found it in the Caucasus, here is Zubaschenko's cave with

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sidor, it was on an expedition that we found a

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huge mining and processing plant in which all this

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was mined, the same thing we see how

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it was mined in the Crimea, this is the

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Inkerman quarries and the

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stone Lobnya in Kerch, that is,

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this is the approximate technology for

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making blocks in huge volumes

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because we see ancient cities

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hundreds of kilometers long and again

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I showed this in my films and

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now Now we need to separate this

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ancient construction technology, that

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earlier, that late antiquity, it was

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technologically advanced and building

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materials were produced in exactly this way, and in

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early antiquity they were more serious,

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more pressing strength, apparently the

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atmospheric pressure was still higher, then in the

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Renaissance, which arose in the second

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period technology fell from antiquity And

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again, on the ruins earlier, we see a

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clear trace that we saw in Turkey.

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How they built from new material

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using antique broken blocks, before

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ethics, and then when the entire

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ancient civilization perished,

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the interflood began, and now we have the next question

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before the trip to St. Petersburg in St. Petersburg we see

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granite columns of St. Isaac's Cathedral.

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Embankments of St. Petersburg, there are a lot of granite

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in general and products

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that are in St. Petersburg and they

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again arouse suspicion that they are

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really not made of

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natural stone. This seemed very good to

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Solovyov and having removed

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the salons of St. Isaac's Cathedral which are

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peeling and under it there is a very

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thin layer of external plaster, a

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completely different mass can be seen, she

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recently removed a column on

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Vasilievsky Island and she removed our

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St. Petersburg embankment where it looks

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like this granite was laid out like plasticine, that

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is, either it was in liquid form or

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it was poured like concrete and more the most

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interesting moment again for those who don’t

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want to see this, they resist and

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shout that these are all sharp stones, here is our

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so-called antique sarf, which

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is a substitute for the monument to Minin and

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Pozharsky, it is clearly covered with

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granite plaster because we

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see its white insides, which are

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similar in texture to the antique ones sarcophagi and

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this plaster part of its

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outer surface and we again have

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a Legend What is this This is a huge piece of

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granite brought from St. Petersburg

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to Moscow And all this was done by the male Sukhanov

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Although please, there are stills of footage of what’s

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inside going

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inside, that is, like this situation

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So now we have a question for Alexander

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Romanov Sasha Tell me please, are you a

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supporter of stone casting or

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cutting Although I will interrupt a little again and

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sharp casting was used, maybe even

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in equal parts, but most likely

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casting was used more, of course. That’s how you

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look at all this How you are looking at the

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ancient technologies for the production of

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artificial stone, which is of course

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very high. And that is why

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St. Petersburg was built, these granites,

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which are less durable than our

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antique block of artificial stone, but

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still they are high-tech. I

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still think that these are really the

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boundaries St. Petersburg were built already in the

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inter-flood period under Catherine, that is, the

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technology still remained. What do you

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think about all this? For

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I was interested in This topic

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was a little interesting at one time and look,

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dear friends, what I discovered I

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discovered the following effect that is,

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first, it must be the ideal purity of

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the material in order to get

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this Granite concrete Yes, but this is

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not enough, that is, the ideal purity of the

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rock from which I grind it, ideal

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purity is the most important thing. That is, if

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you now go to the store and

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buy ordinary Yes here is a mass from which

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you can then make plaster there and

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so on, you will not see such purity, that

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is, existing manufacturers

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cannot even do this yet, what the ancients could do, the

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closest effect that was

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demonstrated by Yutkin Yes, this is a breakdown of

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almost any breed into any

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Faction. So they even built their own

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time, an experimental section of the road that is

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still working and has not been repaired That is, the

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granite was practically smashed into dust

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Yes, it was made of it, so to

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speak, Concrete so that people could

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understand That is, I was talking about cavitation And the

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Utkin effect is another one of the

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technological extraction methods

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Absolutely right the Yubkin effect is one

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of the options where we can use it

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to grind almost any

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material, what it is in

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short, that is, it is a liquid, let’s say

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water or some kind of electrolyte in which a

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high-voltage discharge is performed

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from battery capacitors and so on and so on

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and this discharge

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spreading naturally in water. This is a

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shock wave, it completely destroys the

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entire rock and after a certain

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number of discharges we have almost

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any Fraction down to cement, this is the

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first thing, but this does not give us purity and while

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working on this topic, Yes, I kept thinking all the time

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Where could they get it from? such

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purity of material I came to a simple

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conclusion I saw So in the photographs

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Studying the various Hills, mountains and

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so on, one interesting thing is that they are

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like man-made mountains,

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they are really big and they go like a

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row like a radish

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right between them right here in

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this stone rock, like here in our country, the masses are driving

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there with almost a half-meter track And here

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comes one ridge of a track, a second ridge of a track, a

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third ridge of a track, and the mountains on top are like they

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were cut down,

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I understood how to use this technology,

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that is, where the track became a design

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like we have a sprinkler or a type of tower,

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set aside the crane. So, accordingly,

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what is observed at the top of this

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U-shaped or w-shaped structure

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is a cutting tool and the

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atmosphere is specially filled with the necessary

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material which is not pure

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and at a certain humidity the pressure and

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temperature it simply increases, as

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we do in in the rocks we observe stalactites and

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stalagmites Yes, this pure rock is

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then naturally cut and

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crushed and we have 5 nines

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of purity, the material that was used

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What is 5 9 For those who don’t understand Well, the

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purity of the material is usually

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determined, let’s say we take gold,

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yes Three fives three sevens Three nines

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yes This is exactly the same technology, the purity of

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the limestone that

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was in the rocks, it has

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different ones there. And here we have a pure

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predominant

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substance, which I want to emphasize again,

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here we grow the Crystal, it is of ideal

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purity, that is, there are no impurities,

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all impurities they remain in the electrolyte

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that are nearby It turned out

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that these mountains

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were specially grown as crystals. Yes, absolutely

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true, as crystals. That is, when we

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grow crystals, we observe

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that all the impurities remain in the solutions of

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salts and electrolytes in which the

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Crystal is grown. And the Crystal itself

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has ideal purity, Yeah, in terms of the

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material from which it is made obtained as a

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result, respectively, here the same

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technology of the mountain is an artificial

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structure,

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the result of which, during cultivation,

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they received into parts the material as the

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starting material for this artificial

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granite. And then it was crushed to the

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required fraction; it was already used, but this

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again is not all the mountains of the planet. This is

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only those that

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were specially grown at a certain

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mining and processing plant, that is, it’s

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absolutely true that not all of them. This is just a

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separate topic of terroformation that

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Alexey Kungurov develops, which I

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develop in my film, a mountain of earth. The

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ruins of megalithic cities are a

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megalithic civilization, it

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terraformed the surface then the

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ancient civilization in these

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artificial mountains that covered the

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whole earth there in the form of flowers in life and

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various patterns like

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Buddhist mandalas, that is, the question is that the

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ancient civilization then began to

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develop quarries - these are ancient and

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now Alexander is saying a generally

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interesting thing, that is,

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certain areas are obtained surfaces where

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crystalline growth was made according to its type,

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which was then used for

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building houses and so on and so

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forth

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in the Caucasus they studied Zubaschenko’s cave, they

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really didn’t go there,

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you show this site and didn’t cut it off, there was a

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huge tunnel Well, apparently the shields

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were ordinary mining round

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sections that were simply raked out from there

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Moreover, they were 20 m in diameter, so the

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rock there is very interesting. Nobody from

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hunger can say what

00:19:05

it is, someone says it’s andesite,

00:19:06

unripe marble, actually a gypsum

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rock, that is, well,

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iron constantly comes out of it, this trivalent

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iron, which from which Volodimite

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Lotritis is made up, that is, it is

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so similar to an artificial

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structure, and here you are absolutely right, most

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likely this year it was built up,

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only it was not cut off, but it was raked out very

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similar, also absolutely possible, and from

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this material that this God gave

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us there 20 Shah they found something similar and it was

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used to make artificial

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stone for ancient buildings throughout the Caucasus, there are

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very few of them now, they are mostly

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buried laws. But we saw there in the

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same area

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some of these antique masonry in the Roman

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Bridge, there from the chapel that the Cossacks supposedly

00:19:52

built. Well, that’s purely antique masonry and

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there the color is really similar. Yes, the

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color is still there. We have not yet determined all this with

00:19:59

our methods of spectral analysis.

00:20:02

But it really differs from the area,

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that is, the Crimea has its own

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artificial stone made from

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crushing local limestones. And in the

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Caucasus, there is its own local indesites or

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anhydrites who among the hungry will correct me

00:20:16

But really, I talked with some

00:20:18

geologists and with others They burn andesite,

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others anhydride That is, we need to

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figure it out and now we have figured out the

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technology Yes, how to get it, we

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need purity of the material, now we

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understand If anyone knows, I think

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many probably know who participated in

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the process, not so long ago we began

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to use the technology of manufacturing

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porcelain stoneware, the

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success of this porcelain stoneware depends

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on one simple thing. Well, I’ll

00:20:48

give an example, that is, we take two, let’s

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say, polished metal bars

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Yes, together we connect them and then they are all

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no longer they come apart, that is, you need to make an

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effort to unstick them, here’s the effect.

00:21:02

Here it’s exactly the same as how

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modern porcelain tiles are made, which means you take a

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certain frequency in a certain

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clear proportion, a certain amount

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of materials are simply mixed and at a

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certain moment it all sets,

00:21:20

that is, no solutions are needed, nothing is

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needed at all. Well I’ll give a simple example

00:21:25

like yes, many people wore live Yes,

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how to make cream from milk, let’s say

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Yes, you

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need to whip it and let it wait until the

00:21:37

process is completed, cops at the exit we

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get cream butter And catch up and

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the like, here it’s the same thing, that is,

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mixed in a certain

00:21:45

proportion this is the whole thing and within

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about 24 hours it has frozen, as if it

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has such strength. And then if you

00:21:55

look carefully at the graph I was

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interested, yes, that means within a month or

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two. This is the whole structure that

00:22:04

was mixed and there it

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took the form of the requirement there which is

00:22:10

necessary Yes it could be processed for up to a month,

00:22:12

it can be processed very easily,

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in fact, that is,

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these traces of processing

00:22:20

were usually made for this period And at this

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moment the graph shows us that

00:22:25

the strength of this artificial

00:22:28

granite, as it were, Yes, it is growing and

00:22:31

almost in 2 months Well, up to

00:22:34

six months, depending on the mixture, it

00:22:36

takes 100%. Yeah, all this is the maximum And

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then, as

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children, it very, very slowly goes

00:22:44

downward

00:22:46

Well, depending on the number of cycles in

00:22:48

cold, heat Cold, heat is destroyed so

00:22:51

quickly like modern concrete that

00:22:52

skins are destroyed, yes But indeed,

00:22:55

many said that it is necessary to even gain

00:22:58

strength identical to an

00:23:00

artificial block, but it doesn’t gain all

00:23:02

the same, it just collapses more slowly, we

00:23:04

showed a film of how, let’s say, concrete

00:23:07

loses its strength there, 300 300 concrete

00:23:10

is generally the pressing strength, this is the

00:23:12

grade of concrete, that is, 300 grade of

00:23:15

concrete, and we recently showed near

00:23:17

Lublis in Morocco what modern concrete has become

00:23:22

there, up to 150 strength dropped to 100

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But the ancient currency blocks

00:23:27

remained there for 600 as they were, uh,

00:23:32

something like this, that is, everything

00:23:35

is still destroyed for some period of time, concrete,

00:23:38

modern concrete gains 70% strength in 21 days

00:23:40

Yes, but then it reaches the

00:23:43

Peak strength gain and begins

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to sleep goes with their antique blocks, this

00:23:50

was also traced only over a

00:23:53

longer period of time Yes, due to the

00:23:56

quality of the material Yes And this quality

00:23:59

is not ensured the way we do everything, that

00:24:03

is, we always have some kind of

00:24:04

connecting part, that is there is a solution and

00:24:07

so on, and it is even located inside

00:24:09

our element. But here, precisely at the

00:24:12

molecular level, there is a bond that

00:24:15

practically does not subside; such a

00:24:18

huge long period, that is,

00:24:20

measured in millennia, allows

00:24:23

this material to withstand things that are not from

00:24:25

ours

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and also interesting point, that is, we have

00:24:29

now talked about antique,

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antique is very visible due to its

00:24:34

quality, we showed everyone how to

00:24:36

define it, that is, antique is the most equal

00:24:38

geometry, it is a shaped block. This is most

00:24:41

likely a computer calculation of not just

00:24:43

the thickness of the masonry, but the place of each block of its

00:24:46

connection with another Well, actually in

00:24:49

all this masonry. That is, this can

00:24:51

only be done using a computer method, and

00:24:53

plus what is allowed in many

00:24:55

ancient buildings. We don’t see

00:24:57

the handwriting at all, that is, this suggests

00:25:00

that it somehow automatically

00:25:01

fell into place. But this is, of course, only a hypothesis; the

00:25:03

gaps are the smallest. That is it all

00:25:06

came together without a solution. Well, imagine

00:25:08

now no one can even do this,

00:25:10

or it’s just through

00:25:11

metal butterflies. Well,

00:25:13

our ancient civilization died there, at the

00:25:16

turn of the seventeenth century. 18 Well, let’s say

00:25:19

I’m there at the end of the seventeenth, and then we’re still

00:25:21

clarifying that we began an inter-similar

00:25:23

civilization, they began to dig out of

00:25:25

the soil on which the ancient ones had fallen asleep,

00:25:27

these broken blocks that eroded a little,

00:25:29

then the water level

00:25:30

rose and fell, and in the middle of the 18th century,

00:25:33

Peter emerged from under the water, they began to

00:25:36

collect it all there, I’ll start a little from

00:25:39

afar from the

00:25:41

Egyptian pyramids So I believe that the

00:25:43

Egyptian pyramids were really

00:25:44

built on the ruins of a completely different

00:25:47

ancient structure, and the Lemurians

00:25:49

have a film about it there. Judging by the

00:25:52

people, these are not Atlanteans who built them;

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they were built in the middle

00:25:57

not earlier than in the 18th century, that is, this is most

00:26:01

likely the turn of the 18th-19th centuries just when

00:26:04

Napoleon arrived, they were still fresh, they were built,

00:26:05

they were still plastered with some kind of

00:26:08

quartz material, which were

00:26:10

then spread all over Africa to

00:26:12

build houses, but they were

00:26:14

actually built on the ruins of a new

00:26:16

block, and the old,

00:26:19

previously antique, broken blocks of

00:26:22

artificial stone, which they consider

00:26:24

now their borders were being sawed by

00:26:27

equipment that, in principle, is already close to

00:26:29

us, these are steam tractors, which there are

00:26:31

fragments of, I also have

00:26:32

a film about this, and they partially built from them, but

00:26:35

most of this construction volume

00:26:37

was carried out with a

00:26:39

lower-quality block, which we

00:26:41

see was described by a French Davidian

00:26:44

which laid the foundation for the study of all

00:26:46

these building materials In the

00:26:48

eighties of the 20th century, he clearly

00:26:50

said this is the 18th-19th century. This technology is

00:26:53

very low, it is lower than this receipt

00:26:55

or the Yutkin effect that was used

00:26:58

in ancient buildings, and on the basis of this

00:27:00

he actually created the Institute of

00:27:03

Concrete Polymer than he laid down the basics of modern

00:27:05

construction technologies of which

00:27:06

materials Well, it’s clearly a more

00:27:10

low-quality material than the

00:27:12

blocks of the Egyptian

00:27:14

pyramids were built from there at the beginning of the 19th century at the end of the

00:27:17

18th century than the antique block of artificial

00:27:20

stone, that is, there is no such

00:27:21

geometry either, there is no such s-

00:27:25

Corrosion resistance and all that and here is

00:27:28

St. Petersburg, in my opinion, St. Petersburg, it was built

00:27:31

on anti on the ruins of the ancient Veliky

00:27:33

Novgorod, white stone, which is an

00:27:35

indicator of ancient construction

00:27:37

technologies in St. Petersburg is the

00:27:38

Kazan Cathedral or the Temple of Venus there and

00:27:41

the dome of them is laid out They say this is

00:27:43

Pudov stone, but there is nothing

00:27:44

There are similar bell towers made of Pudov stone

00:27:46

and they are very different

00:27:49

from ancient technologies and the columns of the

00:27:51

Kazan Cathedral. I’m talking about the Kazakh

00:27:54

Cathedral, so Granite Embankments of St.

00:27:56

Petersburg that do not give anyone

00:27:59

peace. Lidia Solovyova did a very

00:28:01

good filming. So she filmed the

00:28:03

really peeling columns of

00:28:05

St. Isaac’s Cathedral a peeling column

00:28:07

here

00:28:09

on Vasilyevsky Island,

00:28:11

where in general there is a very thin layer of

00:28:14

this plaster there. Many of these pimples

00:28:16

were looking for there. We have one comrade who

00:28:18

is always looking for pimples, but it turns out that we

00:28:21

actually see something similar to the

00:28:23

Venetian thing, there are also pimples on it,

00:28:24

whatever you want. you can draw

00:28:27

granite products from St. Petersburg

00:28:30

Yes, somewhere you can find natural

00:28:32

granite Well, somewhere you can find it

00:28:33

is not clear at all. So she took the Embankments

00:28:36

There on Vasilievsky Island where the top is

00:28:39

leveled with a spatula and they themselves flow, that

00:28:42

is, they were not there at that time

00:28:43

plastic is just pouring concrete But

00:28:46

this is the technology of St. Petersburg granites.

00:28:49

This technology, in my opinion, was already

00:28:51

used under Catherine; then there

00:28:54

was a steampunk civilization and it was

00:28:56

also very highly technologically developed;

00:28:59

this is no longer a secret to anyone. I would like to

00:29:02

ask Alexander his opinion on the

00:29:03

granites of St. Petersburg, and in

00:29:05

anticipation of our big expedition to

00:29:08

St. Petersburg, where one of the questions

00:29:10

will be asked is exactly this, we will

00:29:11

compare granite in quarries under the choice

00:29:14

where we meet it, this one in Kiev with

00:29:16

granite products that are found

00:29:18

in the city,

00:29:20

I think Well, if we take

00:29:23

St. Petersburg specifically, then it wasn’t the technology, it

00:29:28

was still there at that time, and if

00:29:32

they, as I personally noticed, did not have

00:29:34

the opportunity, let’s say, to build a

00:29:37

production plant or there was no quarry, they

00:29:40

took ready-made material that was lying around

00:29:45

there that is, after the

00:29:49

city structure was destroyed there, so to speak, then they freely

00:29:51

recycled it because this

00:29:53

material allows it to be

00:29:55

reused and further. They used it

00:29:58

exactly as shown in the video

00:30:01

where the bottom feels as if

00:30:04

it was poured and the top was already molded there

00:30:06

while it still didn’t seem to have that strength

00:30:12

directly from the Vyborg Quarry, this is an

00:30:15

excellent product because they could be

00:30:19

partly a quarry and a very large

00:30:22

amount was processed as

00:30:25

additives because granite was

00:30:27

also used in ancient times and it was

00:30:29

stupid not to use Vyborg because

00:30:31

in St. Petersburg or it’s better to say in

00:30:34

ancient Nizhny Veliky Novgorod because

00:30:36

in fact all around this granite

00:30:38

comes out, even these additives, if you

00:30:41

look closely at this photograph

00:30:43

in a column, you can see them. Yes, these additives

00:30:48

appear right in the structure there, that is, we have the same

00:30:50

technology now, of course

00:30:51

is being applied, but the level is not the same, we have

00:30:54

n’t reached it yet,

00:30:56

we’ll look at it all, we’ll do a

00:30:58

spectral analysis. That is, uh, you

00:31:00

think that it’s still an artificial

00:31:02

stone. Yes, I think that the material was

00:31:05

obtained with the help of technology and applied,

00:31:09

and no one there is anything. from a career I didn’t

00:31:12

saw it out, I didn’t take it anywhere by force, and

00:31:15

these casting technologies are more complex

00:31:17

than the cutting technologies that are

00:31:19

needed for cutting. Well, metal processing has a

00:31:22

good cutter and some kind of drive, but

00:31:24

to make an

00:31:27

artificial block you need a chemical

00:31:30

industry, and it’s

00:31:32

very developed. Absolutely right and

00:31:36

This is the technology that

00:31:38

allows us to answer the question why there is a

00:31:40

perfect joint between the blocks, there are

00:31:43

no solutions, that is,

00:31:45

this is the technology that is used and

00:31:48

it allows you to simply

00:31:50

stick together like a Block of this

00:31:54

design and, accordingly, no

00:31:56

adhesive joining solutions are

00:31:58

required we already understood this, that is, the

00:32:00

connecting link was increased pressure, the

00:32:04

connecting link was

00:32:06

due to the fact that there seems to be a

00:32:10

connection at the molecular level and we

00:32:15

practically don’t even see diffusion there. And

00:32:17

this suggests that the material is the

00:32:18

same. And a very

00:32:21

big suspicion also arises that this connection

00:32:24

took place generally dry without water

00:32:27

and it is

00:32:28

practically without water and another

00:32:31

interesting question What do you think about this

00:32:33

our opponents are always talking

00:32:35

about these little bumps or drawings of this on

00:32:38

this stone We have one more

00:32:40

comrade with him Already there, many people

00:32:42

call him Pimple there from the balcony and

00:32:45

he presses on them. Look here,

00:32:48

the drawing has been preserved and we see on

00:32:51

this column there 2 millimeters, just the

00:32:55

real thickness of this top layer of

00:32:57

almost Venetian granite

00:33:00

plaster, this is how this drawing was applied,

00:33:01

that is, more Let me draw your attention once again to what we

00:33:05

see. We see a layer of 2 mm,

00:33:08

in appearance it looks like natural

00:33:10

granite because the drawing of these pimples,

00:33:13

so-called by our Misha, are oval,

00:33:15

such

00:33:17

drawings of natural granite are for some reason

00:33:19

preserved Yes, although we see a layer of really

00:33:22

2 millimeters, that is, this is how do you

00:33:24

think how they could have done it? That is, such

00:33:26

technologies. I think that it was done in the same way

00:33:28

as Venetian plaster; there is

00:33:31

nothing complicated there; there are such technologies;

00:33:35

they are known to us. That is, the

00:33:37

master simply had the task of making it look

00:33:40

natural; the task was to

00:33:42

make it exactly like natural granite, but

00:33:46

there are such products that

00:33:49

do not have a pattern for natural borders, they

00:33:51

simply retained the color and there are even

00:33:54

more, I will say those that are

00:33:56

natural granite and there are no resources.

00:34:01

I don’t understand why they even built this

00:34:04

duel, but in our St. Petersburg expedition

00:34:07

we will devote quite

00:34:09

a lot of time to this issue, we really Let’s take

00:34:10

measurements and see what it

00:34:13

really is. Well, visually, I don’t know what you

00:34:15

need to have. Sorry, somewhere there, so that seeing

00:34:19

these photographs of Liga Solovyova and seeing this

00:34:24

sarcophagus,

00:34:25

which is called a piece of natural

00:34:27

granite for the monument to Minin and

00:34:29

Pozharsky, continue to claim that this is

00:34:31

natural granite but I don’t want to

00:34:33

offend anyone, everyone decides their own business, someone

00:34:37

seeing a flying plane thinks that an

00:34:39

Archangel has flown by, that’s your business, but we

00:34:42

still want to get closer to the answer to the

00:34:44

question, especially since everything that we are

00:34:46

saying now, smart people have long

00:34:47

translated into technologies and make a profit from this

00:34:49

when let's say the same uh Joseph

00:34:52

Davidian Frenchman who was the first to

00:34:54

explore these Egyptian pyramids and

00:34:57

found this method uh geopolymer

00:34:59

concrete it is chemical it is not

00:35:01

cavitation ineffective it is not

00:35:04

used there it is generally primitive

00:35:05

geopolymer concrete from which

00:35:08

these Egyptian pyramids are built er there at the end of the 18th

00:35:11

beginning of the 19th century and he built a

00:35:13

whole technology on this and made a

00:35:19

breakthrough with his polymer institute in the production of building

00:35:21

mixtures there, materials of art

00:35:24

Yes, there is a very large number of

00:35:28

different Well, scientists in quotes I would

00:35:33

call them that, who used the knowledge

00:35:36

of the ancients They went there, they were engaged in

00:35:40

excavations and the goal, as we see of these

00:35:43

excavations, is to obtain the technology of the

00:35:45

ancients

00:35:46

and this is observed everywhere, I

00:35:49

can even give examples in India, when

00:35:54

research was carried out, a

00:35:57

metal alloy was discovered, it was discovered, that

00:36:01

is, manuscripts were translated through

00:36:03

local brahmins and these manuscripts

00:36:07

that were able to be deciphered and repeated are

00:36:10

precisely these alloys. Yes, they are now

00:36:13

used in modern technology. That

00:36:15

is, these are alloys that allow us

00:36:17

to protect ourselves from radiation; alloys that

00:36:20

allow us to regulate

00:36:22

electromagnetic waves and their passage

00:36:24

through them; this is observed everywhere;

00:36:27

for example,

00:36:29

in Germany they make these aircraft

00:36:38

just arrived stole these technologies from them, took them to

00:36:42

the states, got the money, as if everything was

00:36:44

fine, write it down

00:36:46

now for someone more than most of

00:36:49

us, some brahmins won’t

00:36:51

tell us anything. We still won’t

00:36:52

understand anything about the technology; we won’t be able to carry it out; after all, the

00:36:54

person understood it,

00:36:55

and that’s it. I think we will begin to finish this film after

00:36:58

all, the only thing I

00:37:00

still want to say to all the supporters of

00:37:03

cutting or casting is that we see We see

00:37:07

a lot of ancient technologies for

00:37:10

using various artificial

00:37:13

materials. That is, we see Roman

00:37:15

concrete, again American scientists

00:37:16

figured it out,

00:37:18

used it very much during the

00:37:21

construction of the same Colosseum,

00:37:24

permanent formwork was made from slabs, this has

00:37:26

already been shown 100 times, and then the

00:37:27

so-called Roman concrete was poured, it was

00:37:29

low-tech but apparently affordable

00:37:32

because they took ordinary

00:37:34

volcanic ash, mixed it with

00:37:36

lime, threw large boulders there,

00:37:38

which the quarrymen didn’t even

00:37:40

bother to grind and poured

00:37:43

permanent formwork between the principles.

00:37:46

Now we look at the Colosseum, it’s brick, it’s

00:37:48

actually built from antique

00:37:50

plinth material with walls and inside it’s filled with

00:37:53

Roman concrete, and the concrete was poured

00:37:55

again for many. And where do you see the

00:37:58

reinforcement if it’s a concrete product? Yes there

00:38:00

was no reinforcement there, but take

00:38:02

any antique block, there is no reinforcement in it,

00:38:04

if there is reinforcement, it is at the

00:38:07

chemical level. That is, this is a

00:38:09

nanostructure that is there because of the connections,

00:38:12

and now it is there,

00:38:14

please take plasticizers, that

00:38:16

is, they are self-reinforced,

00:38:18

resulting in All this it was also the fact that we are

00:38:21

now repeating it came from

00:38:22

there, that is, here we see

00:38:23

high-tech and here is Roman concrete,

00:38:26

which, in the presence of volcanic ash

00:38:29

or some other kind of plastic

00:38:30

rocks, they calmly used to

00:38:32

reduce the cost of buildings, well, basically,

00:38:35

especially earlier, antique was used precisely

00:38:37

here such is the artificial stone and

00:38:40

shaped blocks from which the so-

00:38:44

called polygonal masonry was made, but

00:38:46

again there are a lot of different hypotheses about how they were

00:38:49

made, but the point is that the

00:38:51

polygonal masonry is made from the same

00:38:52

artificial stone, how they were

00:38:54

crushed, or

00:38:56

rather softened, made or somehow

00:39:00

differently or this was done by

00:39:03

some kind of 3D printer that immediately made

00:39:05

complex shapes so that they, dad, mom, would

00:39:07

fit, no one can say this for sure yet,

00:39:10

and these questions all need to be

00:39:12

answered. When I was

00:39:15

studying electricity, for example, and

00:39:18

so on, I belong to the category of people

00:39:21

who never they don’t say something in the form of

00:39:24

assumptions. That is, I try to look at all this with my

00:39:27

own eyes and touch it

00:39:30

with my own hands, and when I

00:39:33

told you about this possible plant, what did I

00:39:37

call it and what exactly was it

00:39:39

built? I tried to reproduce experimentally,

00:39:43

as it were, the same conditions to obtain

00:39:46

certain frequencies of material Well, I’m on

00:39:49

salt and now, dear friends,

00:39:52

one remarkable fact has become clear: in order to

00:39:54

organize this process in an open area of terrain,

00:39:57

at least

00:40:01

two more conditions are necessary, which we

00:40:03

currently do not have, the first condition is that the

00:40:06

atmospheric pressure must be greater,

00:40:09

that is the density of the atmosphere, as I

00:40:11

assume, used to be much greater

00:40:14

than now and, accordingly, this is

00:40:17

the density since air is a

00:40:19

dielectric Yes, it provided

00:40:22

more voltage That is, as you all

00:40:26

know, we live in a capacitor, that is,

00:40:28

between the surface of the atmosphere and the

00:40:31

surface of the earth Yes, we have at the

00:40:33

moment the voltage is about

00:40:35

400 kW, so here we have a

00:40:39

situation with a saturated solution. We all

00:40:43

know that a particularly saturated concentration of the

00:40:46

solution must be present. Yes, and an

00:40:48

electrical component in the form of

00:40:50

voltage that will provide

00:40:53

microcurrents, and this is exactly the

00:40:56

combination that allows us to grow

00:40:58

practical material of any purity.

00:41:00

Sasha, we actually made one Of these

00:41:04

probably sensational discoveries, and

00:41:06

material ones, I use my forensic

00:41:09

method to study and try

00:41:12

to reconstruct the real past, and now

00:41:15

we are faced with such an interesting

00:41:17

dilemma, it turns out that there is actually almost

00:41:20

a catastrophe among in the 19th century

00:41:23

there were three types of people living on earth, what do you call

00:41:26

intelligent beings, they actually look

00:41:29

like us in the image and likeness or created

00:41:32

the only thing is that they have

00:41:33

certain anthropological differences,

00:41:36

especially in the ancient period before the disaster of the

00:41:38

18th century, they were quite strong.

00:41:40

That is, they did not have a

00:41:41

bridge of the nose with a straight forehead. That is, they had this

00:41:44

angle of 90 degrees. Between the nose and

00:41:47

as we understand so far we have studied the skeletons of

00:41:51

only the smallest of them, these

00:41:52

whose average height is 130 centimeters,

00:41:55

they have 28 teeth and no fangs, many of them are there. Oh, they

00:42:00

just didn’t have wisdom teeth,

00:42:02

but there we actually studied

00:42:04

skeletons with wear on the joints. I

00:42:08

studied forensic medicine. I see very

00:42:10

they will glue the old man together well, I can immediately determine

00:42:13

by the skull in a straight line while there is a woman

00:42:16

or a man in front of us there was a skeleton from the

00:42:20

wear of the joints of an old man

00:42:22

which we saw in a horse, just

00:42:24

130 centimeters, and next to these sarcophagi

00:42:27

under them are just statistically at

00:42:30

130 by 160 cm of internal space

00:42:33

That is, all small people, 160 of them

00:42:35

were generally the most giants, and he

00:42:40

really had no fangs,

00:42:43

and then we saw larger sarcophagi,

00:42:46

basically we calculated these three types of people

00:42:48

from the pictures

00:42:51

that have come down to us, various

00:42:53

images and the con of Christ where he is also

00:42:55

very tall That is, he is generally gigantic

00:42:57

But it’s just people who found 130 centimeters in a

00:42:59

sarcophagus at 160 at 26270, that

00:43:05

is, they were twice as tall, that is,

00:43:07

130 by 2 is exactly 260, so we saw

00:43:10

the sarcophagus 260 Internal space

00:43:12

there, various fairy tales are written about

00:43:15

electric sarcophagi, that they were buried there sitting there.

00:43:17

But this is [ __ ], a skeleton of 130 CM

00:43:19

lies and why invent a fairy tale that they

00:43:22

always buried him when he calmly

00:43:23

continues And we assumed that in

00:43:28

Morocco we saw these huge passages in the

00:43:31

Hermitage, we saw huge passages under

00:43:32

the 6 m, that is, they are according to the Golden Ratio,

00:43:35

they are suitable just for people 3.50 or 4

00:43:39

m tall, a lot of such doorways

00:43:43

have at least been preserved, and

00:43:45

indeed, even

00:43:47

in the mood of an inter-flood civilization

00:43:49

which was collected from the rubble of

00:43:51

ancient Morocco, there are also such

00:43:53

passages there, but sarcophagi these We see that

00:43:56

there is a sarcophagus under them in Turkey, we

00:43:58

often saw them there in

00:44:00

other places, the Mediterranean,

00:44:03

the Black Sea coast, but not mostly broken,

00:44:05

someone broke them on purpose, as if on

00:44:07

purpose, the bodies immediately disappeared somewhere,

00:44:09

here are all the sarcophagi that were found, for some

00:44:12

reason, all empty even who immediately

00:44:14

dug up where everything was done is unknown,

00:44:16

but the meaning of the fact that we really found

00:44:18

a whole such sarcophagus was again a sensational

00:44:21

discovery that subscribers saw when they

00:44:23

actually saw it on a website to raise

00:44:25

funds for the repair of the monument to Minin and

00:44:28

Pozharsky, where Well, the guys just took them and

00:44:30

showed how to enter it by moving the

00:44:35

helmet away from the ladder and there was a

00:44:38

real sarcophagus inside. When I saw this, we

00:44:40

immediately went on a Turkish expedition

00:44:42

after a while, I specially

00:44:45

made a comparative image, I took off the

00:44:47

antique inside of the sarcophagus for comparison

00:44:49

with what we see inside the monument

00:44:51

to Minin and Pozharsky, then we

00:44:54

understand that this was plastered with white

00:44:56

the sarcophagus made of artificial stone

00:44:57

was plastered Granite plaster

00:44:59

they said that Samson Sukhanov brought

00:45:02

horses from St. Petersburg to the former

00:45:04

Vyborg quarries, that is, we see

00:45:07

clearly three types of sarcophagus burials and here’s

00:45:11

a question for you: do we have

00:45:13

information traces? Let’s say here in the

00:45:15

Caucasus about this

00:45:17

Yes, I’ll tell you one funny

00:45:21

incident, so to speak, that happened to me personally,

00:45:23

I once went on

00:45:27

a journey, you can say in quotes, across the

00:45:30

North Caucasus to the direction of

00:45:32

Vladikavkaz, that is, we had a final route

00:45:34

along the way. So we stopped at

00:45:39

various settlements. That is, these are

00:45:41

mountainous where our locals live,

00:45:46

as it were, the nature there is gorgeous Yes, the

00:45:50

water of the river is all good And now, as if climbing

00:45:53

up a mountain, almost leaving, I observed a

00:45:57

small Stella, a small monument, it’s

00:46:01

somewhere there, maybe 70 centimeters

00:46:03

only high, and on it it means

00:46:06

some- then ancient writings,

00:46:08

here he stands, as if not far from the road, on the

00:46:12

right side of the road, a clean field

00:46:15

is observed,

00:46:16

and as if in this field, in the purest, it’s

00:46:20

like a small forest. Well, there were

00:46:23

local residents who were not far away.

00:46:26

I asked them what this

00:46:28

Stella means. to whom is it dedicated, what is

00:46:31

written No, well, and they explained to me, so it

00:46:34

means that the monument was erected to a

00:46:37

little wizard who lived there,

00:46:41

a little one. In the literal sense, that is, according to the

00:46:44

descriptions, it’s in the area about a meter, a meter,

00:46:47

thirty little man of some kind, and

00:46:49

so, that means he’s

00:46:54

in this forest ruled and as if his magic

00:46:57

only spread when he

00:47:00

was in the forest

00:47:02

and the

00:47:04

locals erected a monument to him and

00:47:08

he is still looked after there and

00:47:10

revered and everything means well and what is the essence of

00:47:14

what it means

00:47:15

Running away from the business of the department of the department yes they have

00:47:19

there we

00:47:23

have those who are 3-4 meters tall,

00:47:27

these are maidens and that’s how they lived there and

00:47:30

even with them when I went up higher and

00:47:34

asked the local residents Who are the

00:47:36

maidens there and so on

00:47:38

The elder comes out absolutely calmly

00:47:40

they say you’ve reached it, you don’t know everything is there And

00:47:43

they even have a special place A stone

00:47:45

where it is written that if a giant comes you

00:47:47

need to bring something and do everything and He

00:47:51

will take it and leave

00:47:52

instructions Yes, I say We have

00:47:54

some young people, they will soon no longer

00:47:56

remember who Lenin is, this is the

00:47:58

man in the Mausoleum yes And everyone knows about these

00:48:00

and are ready tomorrow everything will come

00:48:03

as it is written Well again, it turned out it turned out

00:48:06

quite recently and in

00:48:08

Morocco you saw that

00:48:10

indeed in the inter-flood period of the 18th and

00:48:12

early 19th centuries passages were still being built

00:48:17

under them then they became smaller Yes And so I

00:48:20

continue Where did he start, it turns

00:48:23

out that the def is overtaking This

00:48:25

good little wizard because

00:48:28

he brought some visible goodness to the local residents there,

00:48:30

so the Little wizard

00:48:35

understands that he does not reach the forest,

00:48:38

and now he does not have time to deal with him where

00:48:42

his strength means, according to legend, he took

00:48:45

conjured something there and moved the forest

00:48:49

to the field Wow, you ran into this forest there and

00:48:53

hid there, everything was fine, I didn’t find the default He

00:48:55

ran away Well, I’m a person who doesn’t believe

00:48:58

Yes, I need to check I get into the

00:49:01

car and go up to the city about a

00:49:03

kilometer and a half I went up and at the

00:49:05

next turn it turns out like

00:49:07

something like an observation deck of equivalentland

00:49:10

And what I observed below means

00:49:12

now I have a forest on my right side Yes, on the

00:49:16

left side the field is absolutely clean and

00:49:19

there the field is far away, which means it’s perfect The circle

00:49:22

is absent in the forest and nothing

00:49:27

grows there, which means and the

00:49:29

ideal circle is exactly the same diameter. There is a circle in the center of this field.

00:49:32

And I know. From my own

00:49:35

experience, we have fields that are not

00:49:38

cultivated. Well, practically for five years

00:49:40

it has not been cultivated and everything is overgrown

00:49:42

with shrubs, damn no one takes care of

00:49:45

anything. Nobody does anything there. It’s a hole. in

00:49:48

the forest that remains Yes, there is a hole in the forest and the

00:49:51

forest in the field is perfectly positioned and everything

00:49:54

you want is how you want and explain it

00:49:57

to the audience Of course, when you see something like this. Just

00:50:00

like Alexander, he

00:50:02

didn’t take a photo of it, but this is the state, this

00:50:06

situation exists and is like that now that those

00:50:08

who live in places it was in Ossetia Yes

00:50:12

please our viewers from Ossetia Who

00:50:15

knows about this place take a photo

00:50:17

Send us and we also planned an

00:50:20

expedition to the Caucasus there further to the

00:50:22

east to capture Ossetia Chechnya a little bit of

00:50:25

Dagestan we will definitely carry it out and

00:50:27

we will come with them But if you have

00:50:29

photos, information really about

00:50:32

this phenomenon, send it to me or in VK

00:50:35

to me or here under the video And many people

00:50:38

really know when such things

00:50:40

start, well, or rather you see, you don’t always

00:50:44

have time to even Reach the phone Well, that’s

00:50:47

it That’s why don’t throw pickled

00:50:49

apples because that this situation

00:50:51

really exists even now and it’s

00:50:53

easy to check, but the local

00:50:55

please do it if you just give me a

00:50:57

tip where it’s located, for example,

00:51:00

you’re passing through the Ushirov district. So in that

00:51:05

area on the way to Vladikavkaz,

00:51:08

right into the mountains, just like that, but the locals

00:51:11

are good about it should know, I did

00:51:13

n’t break it, I know roughly what you’re

00:51:16

talking about there and I know how it is, and the monument to

00:51:19

St. George was carved out. There are a lot of

00:51:21

interesting places there. Ossetia is generally

00:51:24

one of the most interesting places in general,

00:51:25

probably in the Caucasus, there is a Belgian

00:51:28

town there, that is, the remains of an

00:51:30

inter-flood city, the remains of an inter-flood city

00:51:33

in mountains, but that’s a completely different story,

00:51:35

I have films where we

00:51:37

found information traces in the Western Caucasus

00:51:39

that there were dense railways there,

00:51:41

that some Germans lived there, that they were like

00:51:44

in Bavaria, these what-to-call-it

00:51:46

cable cars, there are a lot of entrances to

00:51:50

there are various quarries and

00:51:53

uranium mines that

00:51:54

stretch there for almost 20 km Nobody knows

00:51:56

when they were built, this is all our

00:51:59

Western Caucasus and therefore if

00:52:01

you really find this place

00:52:02

please show me And we will continue

00:52:05

with just these three types of people Sasha

00:52:08

conveyed the Caucasian legends And Sasha's

00:52:11

assistant Denis now let's continue Denis he is

00:52:13

actually a certified doctor and he

00:52:17

will give us the missing puzzle: could

00:52:22

these three types of people exist and under what conditions could they exist

00:52:24

because now I imagine that a

00:52:26

person 4 meters tall will simply

00:52:28

walk because of its weight and everything

00:52:30

else, that is, here either Gravity

00:52:32

has changed Although it is very unlikely that we do

00:52:35

n’t know the nature of gravity at all, what

00:52:37

it is, we don’t even need to explain it,

00:52:39

I have friends who have been studying

00:52:40

gravity all their lives Ivanov, he cannot

00:52:43

answer this question dynamics If

00:52:45

anyone knows what gravity is,

00:52:46

electromagnetic, is it or something else?

00:52:48

Nobody knows also there is Sveta e And what it is, that

00:52:52

is, most likely I

00:52:55

assume that pressure, that is, if

00:52:58

there was increased pressure As many people

00:53:00

know, pressure not only presses from above from

00:53:01

below from the sides and therefore the weight

00:53:04

characteristics in high pressure are

00:53:06

completely different. Those who dived under water

00:53:09

understand this perfectly well, and Denis

00:53:11

will tell us now. Denis, we asked the question, that

00:53:15

is, to what extent

00:53:17

Why exactly the drop in atmospheric

00:53:20

pressure caused degradation and Denis

00:53:25

explained this quite simply. That is,

00:53:26

in fact,

00:53:28

density electricity electric field which is

00:53:32

actually on which our

00:53:34

activity depends Imagine that if you

00:53:37

just take plants from it take the

00:53:40

electric field

00:53:41

it will grow very weakly slowly everyone

00:53:44

is trying magnetic field electric

00:53:46

Remove ground everything there somehow Well,

00:53:48

find a way to remove something

00:53:50

nothing at all that’s why because

00:53:51

electricity in the plant We have such

00:53:53

charges that will fly away outside you understand

00:53:55

we need to accumulate more if there is more in

00:53:58

the environment we can still accumulate more for ourselves

00:54:00

they say here charged like an electric one

00:54:03

I’m such a private person sharp as

00:54:05

this one and with the origin of

00:54:07

these global catastrophes and the fall

00:54:10

This electric field has undergone a

00:54:13

process of degradation, which is very well

00:54:15

described in the Caucasian myths of degradation by

00:54:17

biology, understand that is,

00:54:19

then we are not talking about some kind of biochemistry

00:54:22

there, biochemistry flows more slowly,

00:54:25

accordingly How can it grow How

00:54:27

can it provide for itself, it

00:54:29

falls apart, roughly speaking,

00:54:31

they show and Let’s even say certain

00:54:33

things that are described in the same Old

00:54:35

Testament, although the dating is also incomprehensible.

00:54:37

If these giants lived before the 19th century, they

00:54:40

show us how they went crazy, became

00:54:41

non-philim, began to run through the fields and

00:54:45

forests, although they were a

00:54:46

highly developed Civilization, they flew, I grant

00:54:48

a monk that is, this influenced the brain

00:54:52

and in fact the process of physiological

00:54:54

development, and at the same time they are described that they

00:54:56

ate were already moving. This is especially

00:54:59

visible in the fairy tale of Svyatogora when he barely

00:55:01

passed through, only now the question is: When was

00:55:03

this fairy tale about Svyatogora written, I’m

00:55:06

not great, I’m just I want to add

00:55:08

Why they were preserved on the mountains and

00:55:10

because on the mountains there is powerful radiation.

00:55:12

Electricity and they could, roughly speaking,

00:55:15

on the mountains these reactions exist

00:55:16

to

00:55:17

put a very interesting thing that

00:55:20

bothered me for a very long time 20 times

00:55:23

why there are many inhabitants there why there

00:55:26

there are long-livers, that's why it's

00:55:28

just that electricity is more correct and

00:55:30

that's why we really thought that there was a

00:55:32

dependence on the amount of oxygen and a

00:55:34

dependence on electricity and

00:55:36

Really few cells do not oxidize the

00:55:39

discharged Atmosphere and in theory

00:55:43

these Giants should not have survived there

00:55:45

if they are on the surface of the Earth

00:55:47

More pressure degraded in the mountains,

00:55:50

they survived precisely because of the greater

00:55:52

electromagnetic or magnetic field.

00:55:54

Imagine the area of the plain around the

00:55:56

mountain is 100 square kilometers and all this

00:55:59

electricity does not fly into

00:56:00

the atmosphere, it roughly flocks to

00:56:02

the top and there is this flux density

00:56:05

Well, maybe a hundred times find this

00:56:07

sparin already lived in some cave so

00:56:09

went out looked to die then reluctantly He

00:56:11

feels that this is it, it feeds on

00:56:12

this you visit the cave on the carriages

00:56:15

there such such electricity you need to

00:56:17

visit People have never been there in the

00:56:19

winter somewhere there 20 January 30 I don’t

00:56:23

know there you just shield him What is the

00:56:25

amount of brain that turns on a thousand

00:56:26

percent there people can’t 10 minutes

00:56:27

then intoxication begins why he gets

00:56:30

drunk not because he has an

00:56:32

alcohol reaction in the blood or even

00:56:34

degradation there but because there is a lot of

00:56:37

nerve energy there it’s as if you

00:56:38

begin to see electricity, that is,

00:56:40

they see everything energetically. You see,

00:56:42

this is exactly possible at these points,

00:56:43

imagine I’ll also voice ordinary people,

00:56:45

small, let’s say yes And at this point there is

00:56:48

10,000 times more energy because it

00:56:50

flows from it. In general, thanks to Denis for the

00:56:53

explanation, it really is will explain

00:56:55

a lot even to me now Although I

00:56:57

guessed about this and this is exactly what many

00:57:00

viewers who asked

00:57:01

themselves a question, maybe you thought it

00:57:04

boring what we just said, but

00:57:07

we really have reached certain

00:57:09

processes of understanding and so far Although this is only

00:57:13

rough threads But we are already approximately

00:57:14

we present the main thing, after all, an

00:57:16

electric field is obtained. And we

00:57:19

end here and join our

00:57:22

St. Petersburg expedition link to the

00:57:24

site where the gathering of participants takes place

00:57:27

under this video we start on

00:57:30

June 26 and actually continue until

00:57:34

August 10, every day off we go

00:57:37

by bus to certain objects there

00:57:39

we have Gatchina and Pskov and Novgorod and

00:57:42

Ladoga And many e objects of

00:57:45

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