Florida Coral Castle Mystery

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

In the city of Homestead in Florida, there is a strange structure of coral monolithic boulders, built by a native of Latvia - Edward Lidskalnin in the first half of the 20th century. The people called this building the Coral Castle, and it immediately overgrown with many mysteries and secrets.

Edward never allowed anyone to watch the construction of his Coral Castle. He was very suspicious, having built large walls first, and working under their cover at night, by the light of a lantern. The blocks that he delivered, going down to the sea, weighed 30 tons each, which is twice the weight of the large blocks in the Pyramid of Cheops. How he did it in those days, when there was not even a special technique, remains a mystery to this day.

Everything here is shrouded in mysticism and mystery. Edward himself claimed to have uncovered the secrets of the Egyptian pyramids, as well as the pyramids of Peru and Yucatan such as Chichen Itza and Teotihuacan. He allegedly understood how the ancient builders erected these structures with the help of primitive tools, easily moving multi-ton blocks. Neighborhood boys claimed to have seen Edward's coral blocks floating easily in the air, moving without any problems to the right place in the park.

In addition, Edward had to change the location of the castle, according to one of the versions, doing this in search of the maximum source of the Earth's magnetic energy. According to another version, he was hiding from the undue attention of his neighbors, as he wanted to live in seclusion.

This thin man didn’t have any tools, he didn’t even have a car or any equipment at all. It was not used at all by electricity, also due to its absence, and nevertheless somehow it descended to the ocean, where it hewed out multi-ton stone blocks and somehow delivered them to its site. spreading out with perfect precision.

Let's tell you in order how Ed built his creation. As mentioned above, at first he fenced off with a large wall. The door in this wall was also hewn out of coral, weighing 9 tons, but so perfectly fitted that it opened with the touch of a finger. Then a two-story tower with a total weight of 243 tons was built from the same blocks, where Ed actually lived and worked until his death. Later, a throne room with a 12-meter obelisk, stone statues of Saturn, Mars and a large crescent were completed. The final stage was the construction of a bedroom with two large beds and a baby cradle - Edward's unfulfilled dream.

After Ed's death, scientists began to carefully study his creation. For the sake of the experiment, a powerful bulldozer was driven in, and an attempt was made to move one of the 30-ton boulders of the coral castle. The bulldozer roared, skidded, but never moved the huge rock. When the aforementioned door stopped opening, it was hardly possible to remove it with a huge crane, and it was found that Edward had drilled a perfectly even hole along its entire length, 5 centimeters in diameter, right in the center of a 3-meter block, and passed a metal rod with bearings through it. Even in our time, it would take a powerful laser to drill such a hole.

A strange device was found inside the castle. It was a massive structure with many metal parts. On the outside of the device, 240 permanent strip magnets were embedded.

Researcher Christopher Dunn in his work “The Mystery of the Coral Castle” writes: “There is only one person in the world who, by his own example, proved the solution to the mystery of the erection of the Egyptian pyramids! But this man is no longer in the world. Indeed, during his lifetime, Edward Leedskalnin did not leave any explanations about how he created this miracle, only left many secrets and mysteries. In scale, this structure can be easily compared with some of the Egyptian pyramids, and Stonehenge. In the United States, Coral Castle is called American Stonehenge.

Sergey Baldenkov, author of the site infrafon.ru, in this video, using the example of original experiments, gives his technical assessment of the tools with which Edward alone built such a monumental structure:

See also the big film by Sergei Baldenkov, in which he assesses the technology of stone processing by vibration and sound.

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