Effort Under Way To Mend Egypt’s Damaged Treasures
Do you even have to wonder why their was an uprising in Egypt after seeing this?
16th Feb2011
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31st Jan2011
Ancient Egiptian (Egyptian) Al-chemy and Science
The ancient Egyptians had many advanced scientific technologies, with much being found in picture form and in three-dimensional models throughout Egypt. Themes reflecting scientific knowledge and achievement can be found throughout the world in various ancient civilizations. These teachings seemed to center on electromagnetic energies.
Scenes depict scientists of that timeline able to work in fields of alchemy, biology, chemistry, dentistry, anesthesiology, air flight, and the electromagnetic energies of the Great Pyramid among other sacred sites – how that link together and to the sacred geometry that forms our universe. Much of the interpretation is left to those in our timeline to decipher.
Rare squared form of tet, at left. The heavy animal may be a ancient symbol for heavy electrons; the squaring may be an ancient way of referring to water. The tet might employ magneto hydrodynamic principles like ancient Egyptian and modern transportation technology, but it may employ it in obtaining energy from certain materials as well.
The study of science and medicine were closely linked to religion as seen in many of the ancient rituals. The “pouring” and “anointing” we see in so many Egyptian works is the application of electromagnetic forces and not the application of actual fluids. Much of this was linked with ‘magic’ of some sort – as many unexplained things did occur. These were often considered miracles.
08th Nov2010
Swizz Beatz feat. Rakim – King Tut
Over “God Bless Us All” from N.E.R.D.’s new album, Nothing.
Swizz actually didnt sound half bad on this one…
Swizz Beatz feat. Rakim – King Tut | Mediafire
Props to Swizzy
07th Sep2010
Twinz!!: Michael Jackson: King of Pop or Pharaoh of Pop??
WE KNOW Michael Jackson was the King of Pop, but could he have been the Pharaoh of Pop too?
A spectacular likeness of the singer, who died in June of a suspected drug overdose, has been found – carved in stone on a 3,000-year-old Egyptian sculpture of a woman.
The uncanny likeness even extends as far as the almond-shaped eyes and strange crumbling nose.
“The similarity with Jackson is astounding”
The stone piece, which resides in Chicago’s Field Museum, was carved during the New Kingdom period, or around the time of Ramses and Tutankhamun, some time between 1550BC and 1050BC.
Oddly enough, Jackson’s video to his 1993 hit Remember The Time was set in ancient Egypt during the reign of Ramses.
A spokesman for the museum told the Sun Times newspaper in Chicago: “I have no idea whether Jackson ever visited the museum, but the similarity between the limestone statue of a woman – which is about 3,000 years old – and Jackson is astounding.”
The bust went on display at the museum in 1988, shortly before Jackson’s face underwent its most dramatic surgical changes. Presumably, modelling his face on the golden death mask of Tutankhamun would have been too expensive.
20th Jul2010
Will Smith Set To Rule Egypt As ‘The Last Pharaoh’ Taharqa
Will Smith will take on the role of the pharaoh Taharqa for Columbia’s “The Last Pharaoh” – which will be written by Randall Wallace (“Braveheart”). Taharqa was the pharaoh who fought against Assyrian invaders in ancient Egypt.
Variety reports that Smith will also produce the film with James Lassiter and Ken Stovitz for Overbrook Entertainment. The film has reportedly been a dream project for Smith, and the actor took the story to Wallace.
The film will follow Taharqa’s war with Assyrian leader Esarhaddon in 677 B.C.
