AJ Gentile

I like the acoustic levitation theory is an interesting one where they use sound vibration to lift heavy objects. We see that occurring throughout history as part of lore. But even in the 1930s, a British, maybe he was an archaeologist, naturalist, went to see Buddhist monks. And using instruments, he watched them levitate heavy objects. And there's film of it. This is all the legend.

I like the acoustic levitation theory is an interesting one where they use sound vibration to lift heavy objects. We see that occurring throughout history as part of lore. But even in the 1930s, a British, maybe he was an archaeologist, naturalist, went to see Buddhist monks. And using instruments, he watched them levitate heavy objects. And there's film of it. This is all the legend.

I like the acoustic levitation theory is an interesting one where they use sound vibration to lift heavy objects. We see that occurring throughout history as part of lore. But even in the 1930s, a British, maybe he was an archaeologist, naturalist, went to see Buddhist monks. And using instruments, he watched them levitate heavy objects. And there's film of it. This is all the legend.

And when he went back to the UK, they seized the film. But they were using instruments and chanting to levitate these rocks up a cliff face to build whatever they were building.

And when he went back to the UK, they seized the film. But they were using instruments and chanting to levitate these rocks up a cliff face to build whatever they were building.

And when he went back to the UK, they seized the film. But they were using instruments and chanting to levitate these rocks up a cliff face to build whatever they were building.

Oh, yeah, that's Edward Lee Scanlon. I found, it's hard to find, but I found him using levers and pulleys and stuff to do it. It's still amazing what he did. Yeah, by himself. By himself. He's like 5'1", 190 pounds, and I think that door is tons, and you can push it with your finger, that door in the Coral Castle. It's amazing.

Oh, yeah, that's Edward Lee Scanlon. I found, it's hard to find, but I found him using levers and pulleys and stuff to do it. It's still amazing what he did. Yeah, by himself. By himself. He's like 5'1", 190 pounds, and I think that door is tons, and you can push it with your finger, that door in the Coral Castle. It's amazing.

Oh, yeah, that's Edward Lee Scanlon. I found, it's hard to find, but I found him using levers and pulleys and stuff to do it. It's still amazing what he did. Yeah, by himself. By himself. He's like 5'1", 190 pounds, and I think that door is tons, and you can push it with your finger, that door in the Coral Castle. It's amazing.

He did it to impress a lady. You went too far, man. You don't have to do that. You just buy a nice car. Don't do the... She doesn't care.

He did it to impress a lady. You went too far, man. You don't have to do that. You just buy a nice car. Don't do the... She doesn't care.

He did it to impress a lady. You went too far, man. You don't have to do that. You just buy a nice car. Don't do the... She doesn't care.

The ones that kind of shatter my belief system. Like the hollow moon or the crop circles.

The ones that kind of shatter my belief system. Like the hollow moon or the crop circles.

The ones that kind of shatter my belief system. Like the hollow moon or the crop circles.

Right. Well, a few things. One was they deliberately crashed their rocket into the moon. And there was seismology. Seismographs were placed in the moon to check what would happen. And it did reverberate. But mainstream science says it reverberates because it's extremely dry, and that's why sound waves travel like that. That's what they say.

Right. Well, a few things. One was they deliberately crashed their rocket into the moon. And there was seismology. Seismographs were placed in the moon to check what would happen. And it did reverberate. But mainstream science says it reverberates because it's extremely dry, and that's why sound waves travel like that. That's what they say.

Right. Well, a few things. One was they deliberately crashed their rocket into the moon. And there was seismology. Seismographs were placed in the moon to check what would happen. And it did reverberate. But mainstream science says it reverberates because it's extremely dry, and that's why sound waves travel like that. That's what they say.

But other scientists have said it seems to be, if it's not hollow, there are hollow cavities within the moon. And why do they think that? Just the way that the sound travels and just how... There are parts of the moon where the surface dirt is... Let me get this right. Where the surface dirt is older than the dirt underneath. The soil on top is older.

But other scientists have said it seems to be, if it's not hollow, there are hollow cavities within the moon. And why do they think that? Just the way that the sound travels and just how... There are parts of the moon where the surface dirt is... Let me get this right. Where the surface dirt is older than the dirt underneath. The soil on top is older.