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What The #BELLS?
Hundreds of thousands were destroyed.
Official story, "evil Germans' needed bullets."
But America destroyed just as many. Some so massive the #Usurpers cant even really ascribe how they were made, "we lost the tech.." [again]
..More #Tartaria #Antiquitech?
Hundreds of thousands were destroyed.
Official story, "evil Germans' needed bullets."
But America destroyed just as many. Some so massive the #Usurpers cant even really ascribe how they were made, "we lost the tech.." [again]
..More #Tartaria #Antiquitech?
The technology used to create a perfect pitch in #Bells is very hard. It takes a clear knowledge of the material down to a molecular level.
The Forges alone to mold a 20+ foot Bell have not been found.
The Forges alone to mold a 20+ foot Bell have not been found.
#Bells Can heel and Bells can destroy.
It would seem that most of the Giant-Bell Technology was done in the same area we call #Tartaria
It would seem that most of the Giant-Bell Technology was done in the same area we call #Tartaria
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Antiquitech
➤ Mercury 🚧
➤ The World’s Fairs
➤ Bells, frequency, health
➤ Electrofield
➤ Sound
➤ Starforts
➤ Sigils & Circuitry
➤ DNA
➤ Nukes 🚧
➤ Sophistication (external)
➤ Airboats 🚧
➤ Radium
➤ Dicyanin
Realm Exploration
Antiquitech
➤ Mercury 🚧
➤ The World’s Fairs
➤ Bells, frequency, health
➤ Electrofield
➤ Sound
➤ Starforts
➤ Sigils & Circuitry
➤ DNA
➤ Nukes 🚧
➤ Sophistication (external)
➤ Airboats 🚧
➤ Radium
➤ Dicyanin
Realm Exploration
➤ Structures
➤ Giants
➤ Giant trees
➤ Shape of the Realm
➤ Creatures and things
➤ A Map
➤ Paris
Mercury, a key element? (1/x)
Perhaps you might not yet be familiar with the (al)chemical and rather magical properties of Mercury, so before we get into Red Mercury let’s
➤ Giants
➤ Giant trees
➤ Shape of the Realm
➤ Creatures and things
➤ A Map
➤ Paris
Mercury, a key element? (1/x)
Perhaps you might not yet be familiar with the (al)chemical and rather magical properties of Mercury, so before we get into Red Mercury let’s
have a look at regular Mercury.
>Only metallic element that’s liquid at room temperature
>Extremely dense
>Still used in electrical apparatus
>Found in nature as Cinnabar
>Cinnabar is either red or black
>Mercury amalgamates with almost all metals
>Doesn’t merge with iron,
>Only metallic element that’s liquid at room temperature
>Extremely dense
>Still used in electrical apparatus
>Found in nature as Cinnabar
>Cinnabar is either red or black
>Mercury amalgamates with almost all metals
>Doesn’t merge with iron,
