New research into mysteries of the Pyramids
Pyramids power new research.
18 March 2007
Roger Taylor reports on some extraordinary findings from ongoing research into the effects of pyramids.
The Pyramids in Egypt are one of the seven wanders of the ancient world. The mysteries of how they were built and their purpose provide an endless source of research and speculation
Many other ancient pyramids are known, both in eastern and western hemispheres, and more continue to be discovered.Estimated of total number now run into thousands. In recent years, many experiments have been done with smallpyramids; beginning in the late of the 1930 with the finding by Bovis that dead animals and perishable food items,when placed in small pyramid, had their freshness greatly extended and eventually became mummified. Later Karl Drball discovered that his razor blades retained their sharpness much longer if stored within a pyramid. These reports 1 have generally been ignored with derision by western scientific world.
Pyramids power new research
Recently, however, Russian and Ukrainian scientists have confirmed these and many other extraordinary effects after building a number of very large pyramids. These have all been built after 1990 under the direction of certain physicists, principally Professor Alexander Golod in Russia and Volodomyr Krasnoholovets in the Ukraine.
The largest is an amazing 44 meters high a variety of interesting effects, both physical and biological, have been recorded, both inside and in the region surrounding these pyramids.
Of hollow, fibreglass structure, they are ‘sharper’ than the ancient ones at Giza but are based on the dame geometry. (There is some controversy over whether the Giza pyramids were based on p (pi) or ø (phi), because these two ratios are so close). These Russians base theirs on phi and orient them north-south like those in Giza. Since at present no extended scientific articles are available on English, my information comes from the websites listed below.The most extended account of the effects of the pyramids is given in the article by Dr Kradnoholovets, one of the top theoretical physicists in the Ukraine.Tantalizingly, he fives only a short paragraph on each of these effects and with little in the way of quantitative data and no statistics. Nevertheless, an impressive list is given of names of Russian scientists involved and of scientific institutes brought in for research needing specialist expertise.Among the many physical effects recorded were.
-Water (both commercial mineral water and distilled) placed in the pyramid did not freeze in the Russian winter, even at temperatures reaching -38c. Instead, it entered a super-cooled state, from which, on striking the container, it rapidly solidified.- The properties of several materials changed so that, for example, electrical resistivity of carbon increased 2-fold and than of silicon reduced 10-fold.- Among the other findings were changes in the half-life of radiocarbon, in the optical properties of crystal and in the strength of concrete (presumably when it was allowed to set within the pyramid)
- Radar detectors revealed column, presumed to be ionised air, rising up to as much as 1000 m from the pyramid’s apex.
And among the biological effects:
- Seeds of more than 20 crop varieties were kept in the pyramid 1-5 days before being sown over tens of thousands of hectares. All of them showed growth increases of 20-100 percent compared with controls.
- Mice were infected with a range of doses of pathogen Salmonella typhimurium. Those kept in the pyramid showed greatly increased resistance. Thus, at one dose-level, 60 percent survived, compared with only 7 percent of controls. Mice also became more resistant to induction of tumours by various carcinogens.
Presumably following the first encouraging results, a number of smaller pyramids have been built in various parts of Russia. One 12 m pyramid on a state farm has apparently augmented the production of wheat four-fold. Another, in region with oil wells, resulted in a 30 percent decrease n viscosity of the oil, with a consequent increase in productivity. A complex of pyramids in the Arkhangelsk region is reported to have helped to clear blow-well of heavy metals. Another, near Moscow has reduced the salinity of the ground water.
After storage in the pyramid, granite rocks were found to exert an influence similar to that of the pyramid. Thus, when circles of such treated rocks were placed around fields, the crops within them grew better. In this way, it seems the influence of the pyramid can be spread over wide areas. More than 40 such circles we re made in the Moscow region during period 1997-99 and presumably there will be many by now. Each consists 50-300 rocks, with a total weight of 20 kg – 200 kg. The incidence of epidemics is being recorded, in anticipation that this will decline as the number of circles increases. After one such circle was set-up around prison, the behaviour of the inmates was noted to improve.
Dr. Krasnoholovets also reports in some detail a successful attempt to reproduce the claim that razor blades kept in a small pyramid become sharpened. In this case he used merely two glass plats with upper edges bonded at the correct angle and oriented north-south.
The scanning electron-micrographs of his result are quite impressive (note that labelling of the images, a and b in this article is reverse
So that the control blade appears – incorrectly – to be sharper.)
Theory of ‘inerton’ waves
Such a great building project, required very considerable funding, would not have been undertaken without secure backing theory. This, as briefly described by Dr Krasnoholovets, is based around new understanding of space in terms of fundamental quasi-particles called ‘inertons’. In the form of waves, these can influence the properties of matter, coherence and directionally to these waves is imposed through the space.
By the rotation and orbital movement of the Earth. It is argued that the pyramid shape has the observed affects because it serves as a resonator for these Earth-oriented waves. Inerton theory now seems quite highly developed and has been published in English 2. It may account for many anomalous phenomena including, for example, geopathic zones and dowsable Earth-energies.
Of great significance is the fact that inerton fields can now be detected with an instrument developed by Dr Krasnoholovets. The latter has many uses, including geological and archaeological surveys and detection of geopathic zones. It is hoped to use them to survey Egyptian pyramids and sacred sites generally. Moreover, Russian and Ukrainian scientists are now making first steps in a new branch of inerton-astronomy.
Significantly, an American group has linked up with the Russians and is actively seeking financial support for more research, particularly into physical phenomena which, it is thought may be associated with an Egyptian pyramids. On their website, the American group, headed by Dr
John DeSalvo puts out much general information on pyramids and describes the work using small pyramids (much of it little-known) that has been done during the last century by individual researchers outside acknowledged scientific institutions. As yet the American Group has not reported building any pyramids. Dr DeSalvo’s book 3 provides a valuable resource on pyramodology. This gives, in addition to the Russian work, a detailed description of the Great Pyramid at Giza and the history of discoveries relating to it, together with much, little known research and theories.
Is there any common factor underlying all these multifarious phenomena?
While on, on their website, the Russians refrain from speculation, it is worth nothing something that does seem to stand out; most of the effects could be described as beneficial- that is, beneficial to higher forms of life or tending toward higher levels of integration. At present however, though we may have feeling for them, none of these can be quantified. At one point Russians mention how certain wild flowers had reappeared in the vicinity of 22m on the ashore of Lake Seliger, which had not been seen in that region for many years.
Could the effect even be to restore the complexity of he ecosystem? If so, the implications would indeed be vast.
From this new work we can get a hint at what all those ancient pyramids, found in many parts of the world, might have been for. It builds on what is becoming increasingly evident: the sophistication of some of these ancient civilisations and how much more there is to discover about them. It seems urgent for this work to be publicised widely, since this and other lost knowledge could well be the key of our survival. 4
Formerly University of Bristol
Reader in Immunology
Dr Roger Taylor has spent 16 years studying the scientific basis for subtle energy. He can be contacted by email rogerbt@onetel.com
References
1.
Ostrander S and Schroeder L. PSI:
Psychic Discoveries behind the Iron Curtain. Spher Books London, 1977, pp 358-67
2.
V. Krasnohollovets, V Byckov. Real Inertons against hypothetical gravitons. Experimental proof of the existence of inertons. Indian J. Theoretical Physics, 2000;48(1): 1-23.
http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/quant-ph/pdf/0007/0007027.pdf Much more information on Dr Krasnoholovets work is available on his website
http://inerton.cjb.net
3.
John DeSalvo. The complete Pyramid Sourcebook. 1st Books, USA, 2003 ISBN 1-4107-8042-2
4.
Readers interested in this subject should get in touch with the Ouroboros Trust, which aims to become an internationally recognised centre for gathering, evaluating and communicating information from the field known as Ancient Wisdom Studies. www.ouroborostrust.org.
Websites
www.abo.ru Russian site.
www.gizapyramid.com: American site, mine information, including Dr Krasnoholovets’s article.
www.pyramidoflife.com : Canadian site offering certain products for sale, such as mini-pyramid energised within the Great Pyramid.
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