Coral Castle and Free Energy?
1920's Castle in Florida has unusual magnetic
wheel. Lovesick inventor Ed Leedskalnin said he discovered secrets of
gravity. Castle constructed of ~30 ton blocks.
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Photos • Relevant
Websites • Book: Magnetic Current • See
also • Special Thanks
Overview
On Jan. 1, 2007, T Lee Buyea wrote:
About 20 miles south of Miami is the Coral Castle Built by a five foot tall 100
pound sickly man back about 60 years ago.
I have been there three times in the last 40 years.
He built this quarrying the coral rock out of the ground and placing the stones
some weighing as much as 30 tones each without using any cranes or hoists of any
kind!
After several years to complete it -- mostly at night, so people could not
see how he moved the stones -- he decided he built it in the wrong place and
moved it all several miles down the road where the magnetic lay lines etc. were
better. He did hire a flatbed semi truck to move the stones to the new
location but he would make the driver leave the truck over night each night so
he would not see how he got the stones on and off the truck.
He also has a magnetic motor built into his sleeping tower.
He must have known the Egyptian method of levitating the stones and
took it to his grave. However, he claims that books written by him in
different languages, if all put together reveal the secret.
Some kids spying on him said they thought they heard him humming and touching
the stones and levitating them.
Jon in Orlando FL, (Mergis@aol.com)
writes: "I'm his biggest fan. I went there and took this picture.
Everyone seems to not even notice it there and it's the main component of all
his work."
Ed Leedskalnin shown with Rotating Magnet Device
- Definitions > Magnetic
Current - Advertisement by the late Edward Leedskalnin.
"Read about magnetic current, what it is, how it is made, what makes
it, and the way it runs in the wire."
- About.com > The
Secrets of Coral Castle - Did a Latvian immigrant rediscover the
secrets to the building of the pyramids... of levitation... of anti-gravity?
His amazing "castle" may hold clues to long-lost powers.
- Mysteries
of Coral Castle - overview
- CoralCastle.com -
approaches it from a generic tourist point of view.
I would like to thank Jim
who commenced a discussion
recently (July 2, 2003) that brought the relevance of this subject to our
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Index created by Sterling
D. Allan, July 15, 2003.
Last updated April 22, 2009
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