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Date of construction - unknown
Date of major alteration - mid 19th century
For starters, we're being asked to believe that this is the work of toothless illiterates who lived by candlelight
Notice the original project had a semi-circular colonnade
Date of construction - unknown
Date of major alteration - mid 19th century
For starters, we're being asked to believe that this is the work of toothless illiterates who lived by candlelight
Notice the original project had a semi-circular colonnade
Gee, where else do we see such things ?
Given the numbers of granite columns, this must have been some sort of power station - the columns being the capacitors in which the generated charge was stored
Given the numbers of granite columns, this must have been some sort of power station - the columns being the capacitors in which the generated charge was stored
And then there's the dome - actually, three of them stacked on top of each other
The outer dome is covered in gold with a strange installation on top - and the ubiquitous fractal antenna that was retconned as a religious symbol
The outer dome is covered in gold with a strange installation on top - and the ubiquitous fractal antenna that was retconned as a religious symbol
Whatever must have been on top has long been removed
And then there's "Napoleon's tomb"
"The excavation and erection of the crypt, which heavily modified the interior of the domed church, took twenty years to complete and was finished in 1861"
And then there's "Napoleon's tomb"
"The excavation and erection of the crypt, which heavily modified the interior of the domed church, took twenty years to complete and was finished in 1861"
"a tomb made of red quartzite and resting on a green granite base, was finished in 1861."
What a coincidence, two piezoelectric rocks
Makes one wonder what was originally there
What a coincidence, two piezoelectric rocks
Makes one wonder what was originally there
The fact that this is a sophisticated energy source is beyond doubt
My question is - what's with the triple dome ?
Makes me think of a radome
Does it emit ?
If so, at what frequency ?
The fact that this isn't talked about makes it clear we wouldn't like it if we found out
My question is - what's with the triple dome ?
Makes me think of a radome
Does it emit ?
If so, at what frequency ?
The fact that this isn't talked about makes it clear we wouldn't like it if we found out
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