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Video: 15-year-old guy found the lost Mayan city according to the star scheme
2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55
Canadian schoolboy William Gadoury has long been fond of the Mayan civilization. He knew that the Maya worshiped space and the stars. But he was interested in the question of why they did not build cities where it is convenient for life, not near rivers, but in rather strange places: in hard-to-reach jungles, on mountain slopes, etc.
A few years ago, a student had the crazy idea that the Indians built cities … according to the arrangement of the stars in the sky!
The boy made a map of settlements, superimposed it on a constellation map - and managed to predict where another unknown city is located. This discovery was an excellent confirmation of his theory.
William Gaduri studied the topic for several years and managed to superimpose 117 Mayan cities on the schemes of 22 constellations - this has never been possible before. About a year ago, he managed to combine two more cities with the diagram of the 23rd constellation. The only thing missing was the last 118th city to fully match the stellar scheme. The schoolboy calculated exactly where he should be.
Unfortunately, the boy could not verify the indicated coordinates on his own, for this he would have to make a trip to the deep jungles of Central America. Therefore, he turned to the Canadian Space Agency for help with a request to show detailed satellite photographs at the given coordinates. Scientists complied with the boy's request - and his assumption was confirmed. Processing satellite images, William combined them with images in Google Earth.
The city was found in the jungle in southeastern Mexico, near the border with Belize.
A more detailed study of the city using satellite images from NASA and the Japan Space Agency made it possible to establish that a pyramid and about 30 structures have been installed in a previously unknown settlement.
It turned out to be not only the 118th city of the Mayan civilization, but one of the five largest cities known today!
The city was named K’àak’Chi’ (Fire Mouth). So far, no one has seen him in reality. Perhaps a scientific expedition will be organized in the coming years, but experts warn that it will cost a lot of money.
“This will be the culmination of three years of my work and the dream of my life,” said the boy.
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