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World Mysteries - Science Mysteries: The Grid Lines of Force
Jun 13, 2004 ... These 'lines of force' are the earth's meridian lines or channels of electric and magnetic energy, or electromagnetic energy. ...
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World Mysteries - Quantum Vacuum and the Planetary Energy Gridby ...
The planetary energy grid is better known to the few interested in such topics as the energy grid of the ancients. .... Earth's Energy Grids ...
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World Mysteries - Science Mysteries: The Grid Lines of Force
Jun 13, 2004 ... Grid Lines of Force by Philip Gardiner and Gary Osborn. ... points within the earth's electromagnetic grid. What we know today as Ley Lines. ...
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World Mysteries - Science Mysteries
Earth, Radius, Equatorial. 3963.19245606 mi. 6378140 m .... 6107.7755ft polar latitude; Nautical mile 6080.00ft Admiralty sea mile. 1 Sumerian shusi = 0.66" ...
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World Mysteries - Science Mysteries
Earth, Radius, Equatorial. 3963.19245606 mi. 6378140 m .... Translated into feet this is 3.47593ft and is accurate to within one part in 19000 of the double ...
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World Mysteries - Science Mysteries - Pole Shifting
The earth's axis connects the north and south poles, as its the line around ..... This line of thinking was published in Earth's Shifting Crust (1958), ...
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World Mysteries - Strange Artifacts, Delhi Iron Pillar
Enigma of the Iron Pillar from Delhi. ... Standing at the center of the Quwwatul Mosque the Iron Pillar is one of Delhi's most curious structures. ...
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World Mysteries - Articles by Jonathan Gray
World Mysteries - Articles by Jonathan Gray, Secrets from our past that will blow your mind… ... Secrets of that forgotten world BEFORE the great disaster ...
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World Mysteries - Voynich Manuscript
Voynich Manuscript, The Most Mysterious Manuscript in the World. ... The Voynich Manuscript is considered to be 'The Most Mysterious Manuscript in the ...
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World Mysteries - Voynich Manuscript
Voynich Manuscript, The Most Mysterious Manuscript in the World. ... The Voynich Manuscript is considered to be 'The Most Mysterious Manuscript in the ...
 
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