Okay so I'm searching youtube in my room late one night when I discovered this video of a documentary on a man named Edward Leedskalnin. He built this modern marvel called "Coral Castle". It's a building made almost entirely out of coral rock. It was built in like the early, early 1900's. The building itself weighs apparently over 980 tons or 1,960,000 pounds with some stones weighing over 30 tons a piece. He writes that he has discovered how the egyptians built the pyramids and he designed a structure using simple tools that can lift objects and reverse the effects of "gravity" on an object that then makes it almost weightless. He has also made a door made of a 10 ton piece of coral that is balanced so perfect that a child can spin it with their finger.

I want you guys to watch and read up on this topic before discussing so that there are no misunderstandings. His concepts are mind opening and his feats are beyond impressive.

The video's will be posted below as well as a site dedicated to his projects:

http://www.leedskalnin.com/Leedskalnin2012.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=naj8VzcDa-w Part 1



Edit:I'm acutally just gonna post part 1 for now. I may post all 10 parts later.

Holy fuck, that's crazy. And they haven't figured out how he did it yet? :o

Not yet, he devoted his entire life to discovering the secret and I guess he was so secretive about it that if anyone ever came near his castle he would cover all of his stuff up until they left.

He has a book that many think is the key to discovering how he did it but it's insanely complex.

Dude, that's basic physics. Not any sort of secret.

Ok KoiKage, please go and create a coral castle and describe in depth how you are moving these incredibly heavy objects around, I'd love to read it.

Basic physics? Our modern cranes couldn't lift a 30 ton piece of stoned. Not to mention Egyptians didn't have massive cranes to move these massive stones. Basic physics..kid if this was so basic then why is it 70 years later and still no one knows how he achieved it?

Hmm... Some pretty interesting stuff here Ō-Ō
Well, if we believe that there were far more advanced civilizations before the "early" civilizations that we know of (yeah, the concept doesn't look too logical, but I have seen quite a lot of theories like this with some evidence), then it would make sense.
Also, this guy totally makes me proud to be a Latvian xD