Image) The Malvern Hills in the United Kingdom, said by Alfred Watkins to have a ley line passing along their ridge (Wikipedia/Ley line)
Have you ever heard Ley lines? The fact is that many historical monuments are in straight lines. And the reason why those lines are made is a mystery. Are those lines made in purpose? Or is the location of those landmarks only an accident?
The Ley-lines are historic landmarks built into straight lines. Those landmarks are built at different times. And the question about those lines is are they built in purpose? Or are those locations in straight lines only a coincidence? The fact is that even if those historical structures are the built lines in purpose that thing might be made for some kind of positioning.
We don't know, are Ley-lines made in purpose?
1) If those Ley lines are made in purpose. The reason for that is that the old artificial landmark offers a good spot for surveyors. That point gives surveyors possible to put the buildings in the right place.
2) If those lines are accidents. There is the possibility that the underground water flows are making the ground easier to dig in those lines.
3) The Ley-lines might be shown route from somewhere to somewhere. They might be made landmarks for people who carried some documents or something like that.
4) The most unbelievable explanation for the Ley-lines is that they are made for pointing the route of plasma balls. In that quite interesting idea, the plasma ball would make by using mirrors that heat the air. And then that plasma ball would start to travel in those lines. But as I wrote earlier that thing is theory.
Like everything else that is written about this kind of thing. Nobody is sure why the Ley lines are made. Those lines can be a coincidence. Or they can be made for some unknown purpose. Maybe that purpose is to make the line that the traveler can follow. Or maybe those things are only landmarks for surveyors. Or maybe they are made above underground rivers.
And that rising water keeps the air humid in those buildings. Or water ions that are mixed with some other ions are making the air easier to breathe inside those buildings.
The old historic structures are offering a good landmark for surveyors. And that can give the natural explanation for those mystery lines. The fact is that the lines are true. But the thing that is a mystery is the reason why those sines are built. Are they built because the surveyors used some prehistoric monuments as a landmark? Or is there some other reason for that?
There is one non-proven claim about those lines.
Did somebody use them for creating electricity?
There is the possibility to make electricity by benefiting the magnetic field of Earth. The idea is that the long antenna can pull through the air. And the magnetic field of Earth inducts electricity into that antenna. In history, there was a radio receiver called "crystal radio". Those crystal radios were very popular before electricity turned more common.
Crystal radios didn't need any other energy source than radio waves. When electricity turned more common the amplifier radio ousted crystal radio. In amplifier radio. The sound was better than in crystal radios. And that made them more popular. But there is the possibility to make high-voltage electricity by using crystal radios. Those radios can connect to series or side-by-side.
The crystal radios are turning topical again because of nanotechnology. The miniaturized crystal radios can use as a power source for nano-sized machines. And they can use to receive remote-control signals to those nanorobots. In nanotechnology, those systems can turn radio waves into electricity. And that electricity can use in nano-size engines and computers.
Famous inventor Nikola Tesla introduced the idea that electricity can make by using Earth's magnetic field. In Tesla's idea, the only needed thing was the antenna that is long enough. So did those Ley-lines made to create electricity? The thing that is needed is long gold or iron wire. That inducts electricity from the magnetic field.
One of the most interesting things in the claim is that the fire phenomenon is more common in the Ley lines than in other places. The theory claims that those lines are built for following the magnetic power lines of the Earth. That claiming might be just a coincidence. But in some theories, inside the stones of historic structures is iron crystals that can cause those fire phenomena.
The idea is that. When the iron sticks are in a north-south position. The magnetic field of Earth will make them magnetic. And when the magnetic field is turning strong enough it starts to expand in that system. Sooner or later those magnetic crystals are starting to send the radio waves. If they cannot erupt their electric load to the ground.
Those crystals can collect electricity from the magnetic field of Earth. Then they can send the radio waves through the air. If positive and negative radio waves are impacting each other. They are creating a stable electric channel. Then the magnetic field of Earth will pump energy to that radio bridge and sooner or later forms a plasma. The plasma ball travels in the magnetic power lines. The thing is that the ionized air between two towers is making perfect conditions for making the eruption channel to plasma ball. But can that thing explain Ley-lines?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Watkins
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_radio
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ley_line
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