Description
This book details sixty-four ways in which earlier, forgotten science and technology are superior to our own . . . today.
These are not merely ancient secrets—but knowledge way ahead of the twenty-first century. You will learn of secret formulas that could revolutionize modern aviation, construction, and medicine—advanced secrets our world once knew, and has forgotten. Discover how some geniuses of antiquity soared into inventions and plucked knowledge that the twenty-first century is just beginning to nudge. You may well ask, what else did they know, that we don't? Art techniques which we cannot copy, super micro technology, sub-ocean tunneling, invisibility, time viewing devices, lamps that never go out—WHAT NEXT???
The book covers the following areas and topics:
Cartography:
1. Maps more accurate than ours
2. Comples 3-dimensional map made with unknown technology
Astronomy:
3. Knowledge of planet beyond Pluto
4. Calendars more accurate than ours
Metallurgy:
5. Bronze harder than we can make
6. Iron that will not corrode
7. Enormous castings of pure iron (we can't)
8. Alloy processes not yet discovered
9. Copper hardened by an undiscovered process
10. Silver that does not tarnish
11. Gold plating technique superior to ours
Construction size and techniques:
12. Architecture beyond our scope today
13. Lifting capabilities beyond ours-engineering feats nefer equalled since
14. Larger than our biggest modern buildings
15. Surface smoothing and fitting accuracy superior to ours
16. More accurate standard of measurement
17. Construction speed superior to ours
18. Buildings which are virtually indestructible
19. Shaking towers - a secret unknown
20. Cement superior to modern Portland cement
21. A process for softening hard rock
22. Non-circular, 5-point-star shaped holed drilled
23. Drills faster than modern power drills
24. Ability to slice through hardest materialswithout friction or heat
25. Interlocking unnels thousands of miles in length under land and sea
26. Canals and dams larger than ours
27. Construction methodes beyond our present cabability
Town Planning:
28. Town planning for centuries ahead - nowhere done today
Mechanical - electric:
29. Robot cock, long buried, able to shriek and flap its wings
Everyday items:
30. Books composed of gold leaves
Clothing, textiles:
31. Cotton grown in various colors
32. Textiles finer than is possible in a modern loom
Art, sculpture:
33. Three dimensional effect by luminous plants
34. Finest stone engraving in the world
35. Mysteriously high carvings
36. Art visible only in a photograph (also visible/invisible art)
37. Neon bright "movie" in granite
38. Crystal skull beyond our ability to produce
Health, medical:
39. Currently incurable diseases cured with medicines known today
40. Obsidian instruments 1,000 times sharper than today's conventionsl surgical blades
41. Skull operations technically superior to our own
Electricity:
42. Perpetual lamp able to burn for 2,000 years
43. More known about matter, light, and ether properties than we know
44. Inexplicable paired TV screen transmission
45. Book TV with vanishing pictures
Surveying:
46. Cross-country lines laid out straighter than by the best of modern survey techniques
Flight:
47. Aircraft able to fly straight up, down, forwards, or backwards
48. Manouvers that helicopters can perform today only partially
49. Ability to hear conversations in enemy planes
50. Flight powered by mercury
51. Specified tricks in flight to deceive an enemy (and formulas that would revolutionize modern aviation)
52. Flight powered by sound waves
53. Electomagnetic energy from the atmosphere
54. Vehicles adapted to travel both in the sky as well as on or under the sea
Intriguing secrets:
55. A container which weighs the same whether full or empty
56. Fire which burns in water
57. Singing statues
58. Large public baths heated by the flame of a single candle
59. Objects suspended indefinitely in mid air
60. Alchemy (transmuting one metal into a different metal)
61. Invisibility apparatus
62. Visible then invisible, bridge
63. Time viewing devices
64. Brain transplants
Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Printed: |
2006 |
Pages: |
104 |
ISBN-13: |
9781572584181 |
Product Reviews
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A Treasure Chest of Ancient Knowledge
While I'm a fan of more rigorous scholarship I find that this work is an acceptable introduction for the non-academic. My issue is that this "list" does not meet any strenuous investigation by the author (which may not have been his purpose). This book is more of a tool of introduction for those who are curious and wish to study further on their own. I would have preferred to see more citations or even a bibliography but alas this isn’t so. As a result I am not confidant in quoting this book in any of my works. However, the brevity of this book seems purposed to launch the reader into a deeper inquiry of your own. It becomes clear that the author has narrated a series of historical findings that we’ve failed to learn from and in doing so has a suggestive purpose of rebuke. What rebuke you ask? If were to learn of humanity’s crude past as it were, we’d be much further today. However, this would require the admission of our failure to respect our past, which would be to learn from it. So I give it four stars because I believe the author's purpose wasn't to regard him as an authority on the matter but rather to prompt others into further research for themselves. In that respect it's a great book. Do not ignore it!
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If everyone knew and practice these secrets, this world would be way different.
I bought this, not because I needed something to read in my spare time, but because I need to know what is really going on in our planet Earth. For me it does not make sense that years and years of research have gone by and we are in the same position. Reading 64 Secrets still ahead of Us, really open my eyes, and make realize that we still have a lot more to learn about how our world is functioning. But above all, this book really make me trust more Jehovah God. It is to Him that we owe all what we know. Why don't we turn back to Him, and with the knowledge that he give us, help each other. This book prove that when greed is the motto, knowledge suffer, and we have a world like our, divided into two groups: one with a superior knowledge, profiting and oppressing the other group who barely know something to live by everyday.
