The Arкs of the Covenant. Well maybe two of them

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This…

commbined with this…

and with this…

…and all the physical and chemical laws confirmed and valid in therms of contemporary sciences ,and combined together in combination with the materials from which the Great Pyramid in Egypt was built (pizoelectrical in nature), and plus combined with the locations of the chambers in the pyramid itself … well I don’t know I’m not an engineer but, roughly I can I assume that a capacitor is placed in a certain place( King’s chamber) in the pyramid itself, and an electrolyzer (the other kind arc of the covenant i.e. electrochemical device) in another place below the pyramid, in the unfinished chamber.The queen’s chamber in this case would be the kind of combustion chamber where the hydrogen and oxygen would chemically combine.

So it is possible that at least two Arks of the Covenant (some kind of devices) existed or still exist today,somewhere.

In this way, I think that the Great Pyramid itself, and with the help of other pyramids and obelisks, could have been a source of electricity for Egypt itself, but also served as a way to create a kind of defensive shield around Egypt itself or around the entire planet.
Аnd in certain cases to be intentionally used as a weapon of mass destruction on the life of the planet Earth itself, but probably also on other planets in the solar system.
At the same time, the entire internal system with chambers and shafts is too reminiscent of modern internal rocket systems.
But I don’t know, maybe I’m wrong, just wildly speculating.

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Good Thinking, 99!!! Anyone aware of the work of Sacha Stone knows that he presented some people who had actually found the tomb of Alexander the Great…it’s in Jordan. They had a televised event about it, but the interesting thing was that they actually showed pictures purporting to be The Ark!!! Of course, the MSM ignored said find!!

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King Alexander III has clearly stated where he wants to be buried.
The place of his grave is not in Jordan.
As for the Аrk of the covenant the first or the second one certainly also are not in Jordan.

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#4

I like to explore all the info that is put out, especially since learning that most of what we have been taught is not our true “history”.

All The Best!!

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#5

I respect your will and motivation to research and perceive things, that they are or that they are not as such , from all possible and available points of view!
Things are always in the details, as they say, but also in the details of the points of view of some people who are rejected as a kind of non-rational, or irrational cognizers off you know the stuff! :thinking:
I strongly support and encourage research of your type and manner! :smirk: