Eds Coral Castle Quarry and Flywheel, Engineering Mystery Solved

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Made by one man

Made by one man

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This Documentary has been registered with the library of Congress and I am awaiting the VSA pursuant issuance number. Replicas, and other engineering "toys" will be available upon request. Contact me if interested. For now I will customize an order. later when this engineering truth becomes "accepted" I will produce cookie cutter replicas for the masses. depending on the demand. Full Ed Leedskalnin machine replicas will also be available. wheel, tripods, and yokes etc will be full setups like an old working train set.

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@selekolela8805
@selekolela8805 2 ай бұрын
Nine years its taken me to find this, it baffeled us for years, brilliant explanation, simple but brilliant, thank you much appreciated.
@garyfrancis6193
@garyfrancis6193 Ай бұрын
Baffeled? How about “ baffled”. I know you don’t understand the concept of a syllabic consonant.
@lisathomas1622
@lisathomas1622 Ай бұрын
@@garyfrancis6193dang, you harsh man.
@x51DonGoddard
@x51DonGoddard Жыл бұрын
Dude, best explanation I’ve ever seen of coral castle technology. This is a masterclass in understanding Ed Leedskalnin and how to do very impressive feats with minimal resources
@brianwilson9828
@brianwilson9828 2 ай бұрын
Scott! Damn glad to see this masterpiece is still up and running!! It should NEVER be taken down!!! Still impressed with what you have done SINGLEHANDEDLY!!! You're still my hero! Debunked all the "stories" and 'In Search Of" television show!! Again GREAT JOB!!!
@robertbodell7221
@robertbodell7221 2 ай бұрын
I grew up in Florida and always thought about this place. I knew it was just physics and not magic. In fact, that is what got me interested in studying physics more. Some things he mentioned here I used in my generators for living off the grid for 60 years, like making the power source work at maximum output so there is no idling. This guy spent a lot of time in the museum studying everything and putting it together. It took a genius to put all the bits of knowledge together to build the coral castle and another genius to figure out how he did it. Great video.
@SNOOPY2X
@SNOOPY2X Ай бұрын
This video shows the result of a thorough investigation, and explains in a very clear way the technology Leedskalnin almost certainly used to build Coral Castle singlehandedly. I sent it to a friend who is an experienced electrical engineer and a senior program manager with a major defense contractor, and he too found the conclusions completely plausible. I'm very glad to have found your channel, and am now a subscriber.
@EGlobalTrading
@EGlobalTrading Жыл бұрын
Wow I cannot believe I stumbled on this 7 years later. I went there and that place is beyond amazing. Thank you for this.
@harley-qh6yr
@harley-qh6yr Жыл бұрын
Best and most accurate divination of Eds Coral Castle I have ever seen. Thanks.
@endlessnameless8181
@endlessnameless8181 Ай бұрын
I went there with my wife probably 5 years or so ago, they act like they don't know anything. You just showed me 1000x the information than the tour guide did. The place is mesmerizing. Absolutely beautiful. The door doesn't move anymore because they tried to lube it and used something that caused more harm than good. Well, it was either the door or a huge turntable stone thing that you used to be able to s[in with your pinky finger? Don't recall now? Anyway, thank you for your awesome ingenious work to show us what the people who get paid to show couldn't.
@FloridaSalon
@FloridaSalon 6 жыл бұрын
Thank you for posting this. You should get a medal for figuring it out. Many people tried and failed to understand Ed's achievements. I bet he would have loved to have met a kindred spirit like you.
@Pawbreakers_com
@Pawbreakers_com Жыл бұрын
No, it doesnt...lol. His 'engineering solution' is all but bunk. How did Ed charge those batteries? Did he put ANY type of power measurement into this? He just 'plugs in the wheel', shows it spinning...and says 'this is how it works'. Yeah well, how many batteries did it take? Did he cut ONE rock with this method? Do you know how many batteries it would take to cut rock in this way? How did Ed charge those batteries? With his tiny 'hit and miss' engine he had (most don't even know he had this). This is extremely inefficient. You would be better off using the mechanical energy from the generator its self to cut the stone. Ed only had ONE cutting device, which is seen at his 'at work' photo. This guys explanation above is all but a distraction from the 'real' technology used. Just like Tesla...they don't want you to know the real stuff. This guys explanation is bunk...utter junk.
@seditt5146
@seditt5146 2 ай бұрын
@@Pawbreakers_com Ed himself could rise from the grave and say this video is correct but there is zero chance of you or people like you believing it because it takes away the magic you want to be real but NEVER is.
@anthonyv6962
@anthonyv6962 Ай бұрын
@@seditt5146 perfect reply to statements like that, might have to borrow it. His response to every solution will be nuh ah. I can predict another dozen situations or events of similar nature (read flat earth, pyramids)where that person will be of the opinion that the elite are withholding what was really done while also withholding the knowledge of free energy.
@manspreader7854
@manspreader7854 5 жыл бұрын
I was born in 1960 and I've seen many documentaries about the Coral Castle.Nothing comes close to your comprehensive explanations....thanks man:-)
@colinchampollion5605
@colinchampollion5605 4 жыл бұрын
Here, Here, me too I always followed the mysteries of COral Castle. YES YOU ARE CORRECT BEST EXPLANATION TO THIS BUILDING MYSTERIES😈😉
@maxrodgers5702
@maxrodgers5702 4 жыл бұрын
I totally agree. This has shown me the answers to all of the questions I still had.
@davidgallego2854
@davidgallego2854 4 жыл бұрын
This guy is bullshit let me know if you believe him
@JamesSmith-lt5zz
@JamesSmith-lt5zz 4 жыл бұрын
@@maxrodgers5702 what in the video shows lifting 60,000lb+ stones stacked into 1/1000th of inch by a hundred pound man. It would take multiple cranes to attempt to lift some of the stones. Just lifting it would a engineering challenge. Now stack them where a sheet of paper can't even begin to go through. 1/1000th of inch. Any stone workers today. Stacking stones to that tolerance.
@GrimSleepy
@GrimSleepy 4 жыл бұрын
@@JamesSmith-lt5zz So Ed was either a midget, or emaciated?
@shroomzzz
@shroomzzz Ай бұрын
I've marveled at the mystery since my parents took me to the coral castle as a child. You've explained it in very basic terms.
@EdOfTheNorth
@EdOfTheNorth 5 жыл бұрын
Me thinks you missed the entire mystery of the mystery. Cutting the stone is nothing. It can as you admit, be cut with a hand saw. This coral limestone is a soft material which can be cut and shaped with ease. All it requires is time and energy. Lifting the blocks is the mystery because they are so heavy. Stacking them only increases the mystery. What do you do with the story of Ed moving one of his creations to another site via a wagon. How did he get the stones up on the wagon. And more importantly, how did he remove the stones from the wagon and stack them at the new site without his cutting contraption or his tripods, in the middle of the night without his battery powered lights and all of this in the course of less than 6 hours? That story has been verified and proven to be true. Ed also said that he understood how the Egyptians built the pyramids by utilizing what he re-discovered. And he said that he refused to share his discovery because he feared what mankind would do with it. Building a DC (pulse) generator and utilizing solenoids to operate jack hammers was far from anything to be feared because that technology was already widely used. However Ed's generator and his primitive solenoids do show us that there is great power in magnetism if you can harness it. The mystery is magnetism. Ed speaks of that all through his writings. The mystery of the mystery is how to capture the earth's natural magnetism which affects everything on earth, even gravity. And that is what takes us to Ed's repeated inferences to time, longitudes, latitudes and materials, which is what we still don't understand to this day. You have figured out one of Ed's experiments but you neglect the mystery of the mystery.
@thomaskarpinski1997
@thomaskarpinski1997 4 жыл бұрын
He used the Earth's mag to move them and it deals with the cone shaped rocks he had and there's more to it water is one .
@Drew_Hurst
@Drew_Hurst 4 жыл бұрын
You make some very good points Ed, I tend to agree with you. There is more mystery here. Also Thomas is right... I heard a theory where water plays a part in the cutting, in an uncommon way. The pond /tub at the site is said to be used to create a kind of ionicly charged water which is ready after the water has evaporated to the second inner cut-out in the pond/well. Then used to cause the stone to cleave apaet by dripping it along the cut line. As I said 'uncommon'. If modern-day engineers, when trying to improve the 10 tonne door (which used to open with just a push of one finger), were only able to only ruin it all together... then it points to the use of an uncommon (miss-understood) force. Also can you imagine how much attention all those lights running, and having a truck engine running all night would attract, not to mention the added sound of the saws and solinoids going at the same time. I admire your mind and your video but I believe there's more to it personally.
@andyjohnson7408
@andyjohnson7408 4 жыл бұрын
He fracked the inside of the coral then pumped air into it and capped the blocks. They used water to float them.... I'm pulling this out of my ass, but that's how I would do it.
@TheQuarterbackX
@TheQuarterbackX 4 жыл бұрын
Nice video. Nice explanations. Though there are still many unanswered questions. Such as an uneducated man able to have a greater engineering understanding than the mechanical, electrical, engineers and physicists with a Ph.D. around the world? And, doing so from only reading books in the neighborhood public library? How could he afford to pay for all those working batteries, mechanical devices the were specially made with tools and methods he did not have access to or the most likely ability of resources and financal means to make or buy these specialize devices you arexmentioning? Part of me is, on a side note, thinking if we could just look at the record of all the books he had checked out at the library, read this book, would at least give us the background of how he was able to figure out the knowledge he was able to learn and figure out himself. I will give it to you, these are nice explanations to how he may possibly have built his castles. Though I also have to agree with the person here questions as well. 1) That is was stated by Ed that it would 3xplain how the Egyptians built the pyramids. 2) Why he was concerned that if the world should have such knowledge. 3) And, if I recall correctly how the earth's own lay lines, magnetic energy and such was what allowed him to do so. 4) I am also courious how he was able to move 30 ton stones? Yes a cart will make the moving of heavy objects easier. Though anyone who has used a wheelbarrow or a hand pulling cart knows, the more weight put in these carrying devices, the more difficult it will be to move. That is even if he had the cart sturdy enough to do such moving repeatedly over the years use. There is also that giant stone door he made that was so perfectly balanced on its center axis at the top and bottom that a person could open and close the spinning doorxwoth their finger, and little effort in doing so. Also feeling confident when no matter how many times opening and closing, that it would not fall off its axis, and be a potential danger to anyone around. I also recall how extremely secretive he was at night to all his workings. With stories of people trying to catch, and sneak a view of his secrets with pur his knowing, with no lick in doing do. Though again good explanations. Possable if not answering all the questions, then at least some. And, also demonstrating pictures to such objects, machines he had at his property for use, that most were not awair of. Those demonstrating the strong connection to these devices being of use in his project. So, thank you for sharing.
@davidalexopoulos8372
@davidalexopoulos8372 4 жыл бұрын
EdOfTheNorth The mystery is in the application of energy against the coral or stone- that concentration of energy force through the blades is not something we get to see except in something similar to plasma welding, or water welding. To cut the stone, not just a small stone but a massive, several ton stone, perfectly cutting the stone would take a great force, or would it? The interesting part is that people assume Ed did this on his own without getting the epiphany from someone else- how do we know someone else didn’t inform Ed and he just applied it?
@driverjamescopeland
@driverjamescopeland 6 жыл бұрын
With enough materials, a small source of power, some common sense automation, and sheer diligence... ...a man can beguile the minds of generations, with something no more complicated than a paperclip.
@truthstreammedia9622
@truthstreammedia9622 5 жыл бұрын
no more complicated than a paper clip?
@dougwiest9318
@dougwiest9318 5 жыл бұрын
hahahahahahahaha
@insencia
@insencia 7 жыл бұрын
This is probably the finest example of "research archeology" I have ever seen. This man needs to be commended and recognized for his achievements in decoding the mystery's of Coral Castle. This a a stellar achievement.
@sumeetghai8867
@sumeetghai8867 7 жыл бұрын
Billy Piazza oh really. and how does a fourth grade man with no vocational training on mechanical or masonery has carved it.And what is he purpose of making the telescope and align it with truenorth. And if it is that easy, why can't anybody be able to recreate such thing ever again
@insencia
@insencia 7 жыл бұрын
My friend. The video says that his father and grandfather were stone masons. He was also an experienced rigger. Mr. Russel also clearly showed how the cutting process occurred and how the flywheel was implanted. The only reason he didn't demonstrate how to cut the actual coral was due to the fact that there isn't any in Vermont. However, , I am afraid, the purpose of pointing a telescope at a star, was taken to the grave with Mr. Leedskalnin.
@sumeetghai8867
@sumeetghai8867 7 жыл бұрын
Yes, but a doc's son does not meccesarily bcms or knws aby anatmy. In d sm wy if his fthr nd frfthr r masons dat dsnt necessarily means dat he was equipped with masonry as well. And also he was a 4th grader and not eligible to rven attain in sort of vocation in this trade. Billy coral are quiet brittle and should be chipped wid a specific technique to prvnt thm frm breakin. How he'll be able to chip it?
@insencia
@insencia 7 жыл бұрын
Humm, that is an interesting question Sumeet. You are wondering how he was able to form those interesting shapes? I'll do a little research and get back to you with an answer my friend. It is nice to engage you in scientific discourse. I'm guessing you are from India. Greetings from America Mr. Ghai.
@sumeetghai8867
@sumeetghai8867 7 жыл бұрын
Thank billy, and i am sorry if i'll sounds abit offensive
@regor2102
@regor2102 2 ай бұрын
So old Ed had more going on in his head than we knew. Thanks for sharing this with us.
@chrishensley5222
@chrishensley5222 4 жыл бұрын
This is THE VERY BEST documentary I have seen on Mr. Leedskalnin and his work. Thank You.
@Jacmac1
@Jacmac1 7 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the explanations, you really show how much of a mechanical genius Ed was; and to have unraveled how it was all possible, you are a genius yourself. We had a man that retired where I live around the early 20th century who spent about 10 years in retirement digging out a cave complex. He didn't do it for any other reason than passion and to keep in good shape, and he was proud of his work. After he passed away, many legends sprang up about the origin and purpose of the caves, most of which were totally bogus. It's no surprise that the Coral Castle would end up shrouded in myth, anything people don't understand the purpose of ends up with its story told in a mixture of facts and lies.
@ivandamico93
@ivandamico93 7 жыл бұрын
tom maginnis One has nothing to do with the other. However, much of his knowledge came from masonry, and the Freemasons use the term as a description of sharing their secrets, but it is not true enlightenment.
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
Very good. the "secrets" were of the celestial arrangements. Whoopdy do right. you obviously DO know your stuff. My 104 grandmother was the grand matron of the local order of Eastern star. YES you are right on. NO building secrets just the letters on the five pointed star.
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
isnt YTube the source of great accurate knowledge? @$%@#%^$@&
@chrisbova9686
@chrisbova9686 7 жыл бұрын
Thanks, I was wondering if even the masons have forgotten the secrets they once knew, and I think you may have confirmed my suspicion. Another mason I talked to was aware of high level sacred geometry, and we were able to have a conversation based on the trinity and the clover being the center points for much deeper understanding than the flower of life. What I know comes from no order, and I think I remember what I know from previous incarnations. Once you figure out the 7 point star, the rest just falls into place through experimentation.
@fishfire_2999
@fishfire_2999 7 жыл бұрын
Made by one man Yes
@mtpatton1846
@mtpatton1846 5 жыл бұрын
How he cut the stone was never what really intrigued people, it was how the hell did he move them.
@Vejur9000
@Vejur9000 3 жыл бұрын
Bingo.
@bwest6275
@bwest6275 3 жыл бұрын
100%
@jolantafronczak4667
@jolantafronczak4667 3 жыл бұрын
TELEKINESIS
@firstnamelastname-oy7es
@firstnamelastname-oy7es 2 жыл бұрын
We know how he moved the stones, on the back of a truck over the course of a few years from one location to the other ten miles away. People these days can't comprehend it because they want everything instantly done for them by someone else. This was a passion of labour for Edward, who spent a large portion of his life slowly working on the landscaping.
@anti-ethniccleansing465
@anti-ethniccleansing465 2 жыл бұрын
@@firstnamelastname-oy7es But didn’t they say that some of the stones were as heavy as 30 tons? How does a personal truck hall 30 tons?
@drum420
@drum420 8 ай бұрын
How am i only seeing this video 8 years later. Amazing research, you must be a very smart man (:
@kwisatzhaderach1458
@kwisatzhaderach1458 2 ай бұрын
IKR Maybe ppl skipped this vid bc the other theories were so much more fun just like the Ancient Aliens hype back then
@jeffbrinkerhoff5121
@jeffbrinkerhoff5121 Ай бұрын
Absolutely the best Leedskalnin information- documentary I've seen. Most impressive.BYW I knew a guy who worked at CC in the 80s, though he had no clue as to the details you demonstrate. I hope this video is played for guests at CC so they can appreciate what is otherwise not explained.
@ivandamico93
@ivandamico93 7 жыл бұрын
Congrats on a very well made and informative video! I have often wondered if what they said about him was true, but instead of conjecture, you seem to have put the pieces together nicely. I know the amazing amount of effort and time this must have taken for little reward except knowledge, which is its own reward, but it is important to share this knowledge for future generations, I hope to see a book from you, I will buy it.
@RobbsHomemadeLife
@RobbsHomemadeLife 6 жыл бұрын
Thanks for making this video. My family has been in Miami since 1919. I was always unhappy at the recent bizarre theories people used to attribute how Ed was able to build his stoneworks. Many of them claim he used unknown magical and mysterious forces that normal humans were incapable of. The truth was he was a wonderful stonemason and engineer. He did not have alien help, he had a lot of intelligence and grit and gumption and the desire to create that is in most of us. Ed should be held as an example of what we can all do when inspired, not portrayed as some mystical person who had access to otherworldly nonhuman resources. I think the creator of this video showed a similar amount of ingenuity and desire to create as much as Ed. Thanks a lot for making and sharing and inspiring.
@mentalistsa
@mentalistsa 6 жыл бұрын
So it comes down to either aliens or what this video says? Case solved then, its all here, 100 percent.
@TheSkyballs
@TheSkyballs 6 жыл бұрын
yea i went to visit because of everything i saw online but now i understand what it is and the tour certainly left no doubt about the museum :) i plan to go back soon and do the tour properly
@beaudavidsunofjohn6066
@beaudavidsunofjohn6066 5 жыл бұрын
Robb's Homemade Life b
@arr7580
@arr7580 5 жыл бұрын
Earlier days when there is no technology people used to say God did it. Because it is beyond their knowledge. Nowadays, they says it aliens done it. They do not understand the human possibilities and defame it by taking name of aliens.
@vinnystvincent9788
@vinnystvincent9788 5 жыл бұрын
Robb's Homemade Life Hey Rob ! I love the way you laid that out! There’s there real truth on how us humans can have people to look up too!
@josephsimeon6117
@josephsimeon6117 4 жыл бұрын
Great job at figuring out his setup and then explaining how it all worked. Amazing work.
@2fas4me2
@2fas4me2 5 жыл бұрын
And now you know the rest of the story... Nice work explaining some difficult conceptual problems. Thanks for all your work and for the video!
@naokikashima9349
@naokikashima9349 9 жыл бұрын
Ed Leedskalnin had the entire coral castle moved to Miami from the original site. Ed hired a driver to take the rocks to Miami, he told the driver to leave the truck at night and the truck would be completely loaded by morning. Ed did all the loading and working at night to prevent others from seeing what he was doing. Well one time the driver came back to his truck only 30 minutes later. To his amazement the truck was already completely loaded with over 30 tons of rocks! How did Ed load that truck with 30 tons of rocks in just 30 minutes? How could his tripod move stones that weigh 30 tons when the tripod could only support 2 to 5 tons max? Ed used anti-gravity to nullify mass/weight of those rocks. Gravity is a subset of electricity and magnetism it doesn't exist as a separate force. Ancient builders knew this. That is how all the great ancient structures were built, the stone henge, puma punku, the pyramids. The great pyramid is 1,200,000 blocks at 433 feet tall, built in only 20 years, average weight of block is 5,500 lbs. This means that a block had to have been cut, moved, and set into place above every 8 minutes and workers had to have worked 24 hours a day 7 days a week while maintaining the precision of the blocks at 0.01 mm... That task is impossible even today!
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 9 жыл бұрын
Naoki Kashima IMPOSSIBLE? woops you just landed on the wrong site to start using such BLIND words. I can tell right away you are either very young or very young at mind. Because these things are not impossible. What is impossible is to get the public to stop believing stupid exaggerated "non provable stories". As for 20 years that might be wrong but that's it the rest is "probably done by man" how is impossible for modern lazier unorganized minds to understand. Don't get me wrong Naoki, I am not running down todays people just that know one seems too much common sense old fashioned thinking any more WITH physical teamwork. I have levered some very large things into place and know Ed leedskalnin built this place with perserverance and sweat not some silly never ever seen device. Come on. Really. Ground control says NO. peace. Scott R.
@naokikashima9349
@naokikashima9349 9 жыл бұрын
Made by one man If ED used conventional methods for building the Castle how come he only worked at night? How much harder is it to dig and lift giant stones under the light of a candle light? What about the report of kids spying on Ed. They stated that he was levitating the stones using two cones. Kids reported that stones were floating as if they were giant balloons. How did Ed load that truck with over 30 tons of rocks in just 30 minutes? Ed was only 115 lbs (very small man).. What is the point of having so many inductors, transformers, the flywheel if he didn't use them for some grander electrical setup? Go read Ed's book called 'the electric current' it will give you a different perspective about what Ed was doing.
@shidoin5398
@shidoin5398 9 жыл бұрын
Naoki Kashima he didn't use candlelight, he had lights! He did it at night #1 because of the heat #2 he was giving tours during the day. He NEVER FINISHED THE FIRST SITE.. it took him 3 years to move the first site to the new location. He didn't levitate anything... he used chains, please look at Ed's original 1930's video of him lifting and moving the coral. If you still think there is something more, they have medication for your condition...
@naokikashima9349
@naokikashima9349 9 жыл бұрын
shidoin Did Ed Leedskalnin have advanced knowledge of electricity? Wad Ed a high level Freemason? All one has to do is go to the Coral Castle and look around. You'll see "the star of david" or the joined pyramids in at least 3 places within the Castle. You also will see the Moon sculptures. These are both well known Freemason symbols. Ed is known to saying, "if you put one of my devices on a rocket and fly it to the moon and then come back you'll have the same amount of fuel as when you started". What was Ed talking about in that quote? Is he talking about harvesting energy from the vacuum of space? I think so. If Ed only used levers and a tripod to move his stones how did he move the 35 ton stone in the Coral Castle? Why don't you do a video demonstrating how it is possible to move a stone with a weight of 35 tons using this method :P
@shidoin5398
@shidoin5398 9 жыл бұрын
Naoki Kashima no ed did not have knowledge of ADVANCED electricity, he did however understand electricity. He was NOT a freemason, but he was a stone mason. Stars, the sun, the moon. That's pretty mind blowing. There is not a 35 ton block at the castle. It's easy to take a statement and twist it to work with your beliefs..
@echeaz
@echeaz 8 жыл бұрын
Dude, you are AWESOME!!! Since childhood, I've wondered how Ed built it and wondered about all the clues he left behind. I'm so happy to know someone figured it out. Thanks again!!
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
Had to. its too much work and insulting the guy to say it was magic science unrevealed.
@euromut555
@euromut555 4 жыл бұрын
Well done, Scott Russel. Your work goes a long way in explaining convincingly the methods used in creating the Coral Castle along with Ed's writings and the many materials and artifacts found on site. Bravo.
@Pawbreakers_com
@Pawbreakers_com Жыл бұрын
No, it doesnt...lol. His 'engineering solution' is all but bunk. How did Ed charge those batteries? Did he put ANY type of power measurement into this? He just 'plugs in the wheel', shows it spinning...and says 'this is how it works'. Yeah well, how many batteries did it take? Did he cut ONE rock with this method? Do you know how many batteries it would take to cut rock in this way? How did Ed charge those batteries? With his tiny 'hit and miss' engine he had (most don't even know he had this). This is extremely inefficient. You would be better off using the mechanical energy from the generator its self to cut the stone. Ed only had ONE cutting device, which is seen at his 'at work' photo. This guys explanation above is all but a distraction from the 'real' technology used. Just like Tesla...they don't want you to know the real stuff.
@jenkor513
@jenkor513 4 жыл бұрын
you left out a couple points. First, Ed stated he knew how to find the exact center balance fulcrum) of a stone, no matter the size or shape. That was required to be able to move the stones. Second, Ed moved the castle ten miles from Florida city to Homestead, a distance of ten miles, in a 3 yr time frame. Third, Ed clearly stated many times he used reverse magnetism to defy gravity. Fourth, Ed weighed about 120 lbs and worked alone because he refused to divulge to anyone the secret of how to move the stones. You stated you nearly completed a model of Eds machine. I suggest you finish the model, then move a stone 10 miles by yourself. You have only explained how to raise the stone from the ground. something we already knew. And you stated how you believe the machine works but never explained at which point the machine reverses the magnetic field to cause an anti gravity effect on the stone. So basically, we are back where we started. We don't really know how the machine works. KNOWING where electricity moves is the easy part, understanding the effects, exact parameters of the voltage, amps, power (watts) and the magnetic field created is still undetermined.
@blackfordoblique1965
@blackfordoblique1965 2 жыл бұрын
I knew indeed there would be no information here. starts out: I was was born very young... rocks are heavy... Thankfully your comment spared me from the rest.
@babayega_
@babayega_ 2 жыл бұрын
There is a very rare video of Ed actually lifting and moving stones using tripod and pulley system with chains rolling on top of smaller logs on top of our logs. He also loaded the trucks that moved the stones 10 miles away and then unloaded them. He didn't physically move the stones by his own hands the way you might think.
@ondagalapago2317
@ondagalapago2317 2 жыл бұрын
I dont know about all that but I can tell you he did not work alone kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nNeSZrd_vN7LdIk.html
@ExistenceUniversity
@ExistenceUniversity 2 жыл бұрын
@@babayega_ He didn't let people see him work, so why would you expect that him doing something on film is *the* method he used. Personally, if someone wanted to film me while I work on a secret of mine, I'd make it look like like I'm working the hard way as to trick people.
@SereneSoakingSounds
@SereneSoakingSounds 2 жыл бұрын
During the tour they said he had a team of people help him showed photos ...idk what's true don't care it's something else
@crisis-reactionsolution8014
@crisis-reactionsolution8014 7 жыл бұрын
The good word says "my people perish for lack of knowledge" your explanation is pure genius. Thank you for the very thorough explanation. We are no longer a generation of "common sense" we have lost this once "common sense knowledge"My grandfather used to move entire barns back in the 30's but died when I was 6 years old and now that knowledge is lost. I live in Florida and will be showing my children this video before taking them down there to visit the museum. Ed constructed something very beautiful with limited tools and technology and under budget. What a great lesson learned.Thank you again!Genius=taking something complex and explaining it simply.Moron=taking something simple and making it complex.
@johnscars82
@johnscars82 7 жыл бұрын
Lovely story, a simple engineer with impeccable brilliance. Engineer 1, Illuminati 0...
@sallie6
@sallie6 4 жыл бұрын
I want to see a recreation of you actually building something from Ed's park.....
@Astrostone666
@Astrostone666 3 жыл бұрын
tbh if he could do, any men could probably do. Following his writings and his general understandings, I'm sure one again could form such monolithical structures.
@Astrostone666
@Astrostone666 3 жыл бұрын
scpetisism is great, but it can hold you back for the bad too
@dwaynedarockjohnson2023
@dwaynedarockjohnson2023 3 жыл бұрын
I want to see you do it.
@dwaynedarockjohnson2023
@dwaynedarockjohnson2023 3 жыл бұрын
@@Astrostone666 exactly.
@DetroitFettyghost
@DetroitFettyghost 2 жыл бұрын
@@Astrostone666 Check out FPV ANGEL here on KZfaq. Go to the video list, there is a man named Roy who is doing TONS of videos regarding Ed Leeskalins works, notes, books, and yes how coral castles machinery actually worked. It's ALOT of watching if anyone truly wants to understand this is a close as it gets.
@AB-gt8ci
@AB-gt8ci 4 жыл бұрын
Thanks for clearing up the mystery of coral castle.
@dlwatib
@dlwatib 7 жыл бұрын
Thank you for working out how Ed did all this and documenting it.
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
Some deny my "getting close" but I know I am. THANKS
@substrate001
@substrate001 5 жыл бұрын
I was born in FL but had never heard of The Coral (Rock) Castle. I moved to NC in 1999, never having had an opportunity to go back and see this. This was a fascinating video. Thank you!
@tonysplace8009
@tonysplace8009 4 жыл бұрын
As a retired School of Engineering person this is an absolutely excellent analysis and presentation of how it was all accomplished by a single person. Archimedes Quote: Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world.
@bettertruththanlie1075
@bettertruththanlie1075 4 жыл бұрын
when he moved big parts of coral castle by himself on the rental truck-driver left only for 25 min. for short lunch,but his big truck was all ready fully loaded for relocation
@ursulakavaliauskas4463
@ursulakavaliauskas4463 4 жыл бұрын
That is perhaps the biggest clue yet. It tells that the block and tackle were not the method used.
@randytucker3083
@randytucker3083 3 жыл бұрын
if your erect a tower as many times as he did you get quicker at it. My dad in the early 60s pulled the tubing string and rod string from an oil well he owned using the triple beam method. Lots of people did this. See the huge trees they loaded on the wagons? Not rocket science.
@jabhutt1013
@jabhutt1013 3 жыл бұрын
It's fake story. Driver was paid to make this joke (driver thought so).
@Sunglare1
@Sunglare1 3 жыл бұрын
@@randytucker3083 if it was they simple people would have figured it out long ago.
@brobdj
@brobdj 7 жыл бұрын
Really interesting. But the soundtrack is annoying...
@hazytrain3159
@hazytrain3159 5 жыл бұрын
You figured it out and it makes complete sense. Nice job man. This guy was ahead of his time for sure. You saved history from being lost. So you have become part of the history of this also ;)
@thurmanx
@thurmanx 5 жыл бұрын
So we still dont know how it was done.
@bbelcher4355
@bbelcher4355 4 жыл бұрын
The only people that will find an explanation for anything in THIS video, is someone looking for an explanation(sort of) as to how this machinery was assembled. If one has no knowledge of what is required to actually handle blocks the size of those used in the construction of this monument.or for that matter,. assembling the blocks once they are in the general vicinity of where they are intended to go, they might consider this a AH HA video. What is it that makes some people so driven to explain things, that others, highly knowledgeable/experienced in their particular field, operators, engineers, stonemasons, ironworker, etc. etc.can not explain? The only explanation that I've found for it is FEAR, absolute terror of the unknown. That said, why don't one of you that feels that this video has enlightened you, removed enough of the mystery to build just one of the creations within CORAL CASTLE, DO IT. Make a video of it and post it here on You Tube so those of us not gifted with your acumen, can perhaps understand how Mr. Leedskalnins managed to do this by himself
@hughmccullough908
@hughmccullough908 4 жыл бұрын
No he didnt. Watch Searl zero point generator, real science
@brucevipond2222
@brucevipond2222 2 жыл бұрын
Mr.Russell, fabulous video! Like you I was born in 1961, so our experiences on a large scale are similar. Without getting into a diatribe on the failings of our educational systems the past 40 years I’d like to commend you on your use of language to impress or educate. Early in the video you spoke of Ed’s appetite to read. Reading and therefore knowledge is paramount to understanding the world around us or at least the world in which we place ourselves. Thank you.
@LiquidSkybot
@LiquidSkybot Ай бұрын
Great Video!! I cant believe this is 9 years old. Glad I got to see it!!! Brilliant explanation, Thank you!
@echafaud
@echafaud 7 жыл бұрын
This video was a treat and a pleasure to watch. A deft and concise display of logic and erudition. When you look at it, it makes so much sense with such an elegant ease. Of course the 16 spiked wheel is a rotor, when the magnet stator and the engine generator were found on site. Thank you for putting the pieces of the puzzle together. Even for a layman unsavvy in the field of electric machines, the methodical way you went through all the details allowed me understand the working principle..... I have little pity for mystics and quacks, however clever they may be, but lets assume Ed Leedskalnin had his reasons. Thanks again for the hard work!
@simagu918
@simagu918 7 жыл бұрын
This is silly. Where does this show any proof. I wanna see stones lifted, he says he has all the tools. The hick didnt figure it out. Dont be fooled, they had ways of getting running electricity in much easier ways. This is stupid.
@echafaud
@echafaud 7 жыл бұрын
it ok if you prefer the magical explanation
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
You don't knopw your history of the place. I KNOW he lifted the rocks with chains and everything like the movie, BUT the wheel was always the TRUE mystery. THATS ALL. I want to know how he cut the rocks and what the wheel REALLY did. The rest SHOULD be obvious like all the rest of the giant sites, BUT how did they CUT the rocks. Eds wheel is an old DC machine. Does S stand for Stupid you say? He NEVER had utility power everyone knew that but he did have BATTERY power. for lights BUT MAINLY TO CUT ROCKS. NOTHING else. its a stone garden not a engineering museum. Lets try to keep is simple. You know the rest. And I beg to differ my good man it is NOT SILLY. I am hurt.
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
Thank you I am trying. I have cut rocks now but won't upload the "action" because of future plans for books movies, Documentyaries etc. OH YES I GOT IT NOW GUARANTEED. the rest is nothing more than $$$$$$$ to film capture, quarry, and lift some like the ol boy did 80 years ago. PS the doc is wrong on the batteries. they were not in the boxes. SAWDUST SOAKED IN OIL to preserve the poles was. Simple and I know first hand. I didn't and after 2 years of rain. mine are rotten. go figure. appreciate the comment. Scott R.
@TRISMAJISTOS
@TRISMAJISTOS 9 жыл бұрын
Wow!! hats off to Mr. Scott Russell for the most impeccable and well presented documentary of the wonders of Mr. Ed Leedskalnin's Coral Castle. I have always been fascinated by this amazing and phenomenal labor of love. Thank you Mr. Russell - incredible research and presentation. Thank You very very much - Godspeed to You and Yours
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 8 жыл бұрын
+TRISMAJISTOS thank you that is greatly appreciated.
@jennyturner2827
@jennyturner2827 4 жыл бұрын
Wow!! I just watched RFB yesterday with this on there! I'm so interested and would love to go see this! Thanks bunches!
@logosonfire2481
@logosonfire2481 4 жыл бұрын
I watched the same video!!! Wow another RFB follower!!!
@mattmeehan3372
@mattmeehan3372 4 жыл бұрын
I seen RFB video as well. It was an awesome video. The guy who showed up.and explained all about it. And had Richie as the lookout. Indiana Jones he called him. LOL.
@miked5256
@miked5256 4 жыл бұрын
i saw that on Marfoogle i think ritchie mirrored Marfoogles work
@icantthinkofaname15
@icantthinkofaname15 4 жыл бұрын
I just finished RFB's video too. Wish I could go see it
@icantthinkofaname15
@icantthinkofaname15 4 жыл бұрын
@@miked5256 no he didn't wtf
@brianwilson9828
@brianwilson9828 4 жыл бұрын
Scott, hello once again! I texted you years ago when having discovered your video on youtube! I just once again wanted to PRAISE your ingenuity and intellect AND perseverance! You single-handedly solved this enigma! What I find amusing is people don't even bother to look at all of the videos and photos of Ed using enormous block and tackle! they do zero research to learn that he was a stone mason who came from a stone mason family! You proved beyond a reasonable doubt how and what all the "gear" was being used for! PERIOD! I remember watching "in search of" with Leonard Nimoy and being irritated by the prospects of "unknown" magical powers creating this work...like "floating" the rocks with his mind power! etc...the true unknown "irritates" me because I want to really know the truth! And you my friend solved the mystery! again! THANK YOU!!!
@joannawie
@joannawie 7 жыл бұрын
Thanks a lot. A lot. Reasonable, credible. No dwarfs, elves, ufos. What a relief, what a pleasure watching your video. Island of true magick of pure intellect. Thanks once more.
@r.blakehole932
@r.blakehole932 7 жыл бұрын
Congrats! My dad always figured that fellow was just a hard working mechanical genius. Seems like you have proved that. And, it seems you are as well!
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
Thank you. I am just giving my best shot. and I heard the target go tink from a distance.Thanks a bunch.
@cedricproper5256
@cedricproper5256 2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for producing this. It cleared up a lot of issues for me.
@TheZooman22
@TheZooman22 5 жыл бұрын
Very well done. I read several of Ed's books, and conducted experiments using the principles he discussed.
@danmax7456
@danmax7456 7 жыл бұрын
very interesting. I always wanted to know the secret behind the Coral Castle and how it was built. That was a very good explanation and rendition of how he built his sweet 16 Coral Castle, that he left behind for the World to be in awestruck by at what he left behind for the World to observe!
@cegtown
@cegtown 7 жыл бұрын
Did I miss the part where a 30 ton stone was lifted in this video?
@factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7568
@factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7568 7 жыл бұрын
Maybe. Pay attention at about the 10:15 mark for a plausible explanation. If you want to see the experiment demonstrated and the results reproduced, then no, that part did not happen in this video.
@cegtown
@cegtown 7 жыл бұрын
Nerdy McNerdlington Thanks for responding. I was hoping to see the duplicated apparatus perform the job since the video is supposed to have cracked the conundrum. I appreciate you pointing out the 10:15 mark because I did miss it before. This video is still a theory of how it was done to me and not the explanation since it wasn't duplicated on film. Thanks again.
@factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7568
@factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7568 7 жыл бұрын
:)
@einsteindrieu
@einsteindrieu 7 жыл бұрын
I miss that part to.If I had to use this saw to cut all this coral I would shit.Ed varyed or shielded the field of gravity.
@badbatch974
@badbatch974 7 жыл бұрын
There is no way those stones weighed anywhere around 30 tons. They were more like 2.5 tons. The blocks would have to be close to nearly 9 ft. cubes or 27 cubic yards to have that much weight. They look to be closer to 2 cubic yards on the video. It's coral not granite.
@niniliumify
@niniliumify 4 жыл бұрын
Amazing Story! Thank you for all your research and fortitude to bring this lost history to fruition.
@HydroMaester
@HydroMaester 2 ай бұрын
Really cool! The amount of practical and physical engineering knowledge Ed had is staggering! No wonder so many people are confused!
@robertleephillipsiii577
@robertleephillipsiii577 7 жыл бұрын
absolutely fantastic work here! you sir have made Ed proud! I've been waiting for this explanation for ten years! I applaud you.
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
More to go BUT thanks
@gtcazusa
@gtcazusa 7 жыл бұрын
You know I've seen quite a few zany theories about how this man must have possessed some lost ancient magical knowledge and levitated blocks or had demonic assistance and such... but you sir really demonstrate your mechanical genius here in this video and offer the most feasible scenario yet as to how this set of structures was actually built by one man. Thank you very much for a great video.
@gtcazusa
@gtcazusa 7 жыл бұрын
And I made this first comment before I even finished the video or read any of the others. Now I'm seeing much the same sentiment from the rest of the public and there's a reason. Very well done.
@jamespalmer9556
@jamespalmer9556 7 жыл бұрын
Guy C ill bet this is nowhere near how he did it
@jamespalmer9556
@jamespalmer9556 7 жыл бұрын
Guy C i think he used a drill bit
@thereallightwarrior906
@thereallightwarrior906 7 жыл бұрын
That music makes this sound psychotic. Your statements are occasionally so overblown, you come off as a crazy.
@gtcazusa
@gtcazusa 7 жыл бұрын
^^^^ I don't think either of you watched the whole thing.
@mediaman1346
@mediaman1346 2 жыл бұрын
Finally!.. a very thorough & logical explanation
@joeybeckmann7376
@joeybeckmann7376 4 жыл бұрын
This has come up in a number of books i have read. Excellent video. Awesome recreations. Good work.
@cybrpypr
@cybrpypr 7 жыл бұрын
Thank you for putting this mystery to bed for me. I have remembered this tale for decades. I understand electronics and everything you presented is factual in your explanations. I am happy to see that technology prevails here.
@aaronmurphy5060
@aaronmurphy5060 7 жыл бұрын
I have to say I love your straight forward naration, calm and steady. The music is nice too, not all that common on youtube vids. I respect the work you did on this video, very nicely laid out in an organized point by point, tons of pictures and a lot of ACTUAL EXPERIMENTATION instead of conjecture! And like some one else commented, no flights of fantasy with aliens n what not. Favorite quote: human illusionment @ 19m 5s, it pretty much sums up other videos on the subject. Thanks for a nice, informative and realistic half hour. Time NOT wasted.
@robertjames4953
@robertjames4953 4 жыл бұрын
Brilliant work. Ed... pretty smart engineer. Thanks for your passionate effort to re-engineer this amazing process!
@Tim-Kaa
@Tim-Kaa 2 жыл бұрын
Congrats, you did a marvelous job untangling this mystery.
@chrissargeant2254
@chrissargeant2254 7 жыл бұрын
THANK YOU this was very informational. the man was a GENIUS.
@cornfusedatbest6693
@cornfusedatbest6693 7 жыл бұрын
yeah, how about " Made by one man?" this dude has got, ...uh what one might consider "HIS SHIT TOGETHER!!" KEEP YOUR VIDEOS COMING!!!
@ThisIsMe360vr
@ThisIsMe360vr 5 жыл бұрын
I love how everyone who's solved the mystery doesn't cut or lift/move a single block of stone. Spend a year, build one wall, and i'll believe that you solved it. until then, it's all hypothetical.
@tattben1207
@tattben1207 5 жыл бұрын
Also You have to make the wall look like the stone was melted together to where you can’t even fit a piece of paper into the crack then I might believe it is well I’m with you here
@j.stribling2565
@j.stribling2565 5 жыл бұрын
Did you not see the prototype tripod and cutting machine the author constructed? Did you even watch the video? That wasn't hypothetical at all. Mystery solved!
@mhikl4484
@mhikl4484 5 жыл бұрын
So what was the power source for the building of the Pyramids, moving huge rocks, cutting them and completing them so quickly?
@Silvermeow
@Silvermeow 5 жыл бұрын
J. Stribling wtf are you talking about, huge difference is craftsman ship! You cannot get blocks that flat and smooth from that method. Period, thats the real facts here
@justeatmyass
@justeatmyass 5 жыл бұрын
ZEN CAPTUREALL ON SUICIDE WATCH Science and logic win again.
@wientz
@wientz 4 жыл бұрын
A lot of people speculate how these things were done. You actually did it. Good work. Great explainations of the tripod erections and central power system. Nice to see someone do the homework and replicate how it was done!
@edwardedward7974
@edwardedward7974 Жыл бұрын
Amazing explanation and DEMONSTRATION ! Well done Sir !
@tnunn3023
@tnunn3023 5 жыл бұрын
Ed was electromechanical genius...wow
@lecinquiemeroimage
@lecinquiemeroimage 4 жыл бұрын
Not him (Edward), but his friend Nikola Tesla !
@jojolafrite90
@jojolafrite90 4 жыл бұрын
FRIEND? The fuck. Just shut up you blind fool.
@janglestick
@janglestick 4 жыл бұрын
@@jojolafrite90 yes i dont see even the slightest mention Ed and Tesla knew each other, perhaps professeur essef was not being literal? I think he just meant that what we have lost from Ed was the same knowledge that we have lost from Tesla. Being dismissive can be distinguished from being derogatory. If you have a good analytical mind youre always going to be pissing people off anyway, the swears will just lessen the impact and let people dismiss the truth behind what youre saying.
@MilenNikolov
@MilenNikolov 4 жыл бұрын
@@lecinquiemeroimage prove it. Do not claim what's already in the school books that lead us to dead ends!!!! Physics need rewriting !!!!!!!!! History TOOO!!!
@lightsurfhome
@lightsurfhome 7 жыл бұрын
wow, so cool that you figured out, on a practical level, what so many so called 'experts' could not... you deserve our respect, just like Ed does...thank-you
@koko4kosh960
@koko4kosh960 3 жыл бұрын
I appreciated the work you put into this video. It would be useful that have more animated diagrams of what you are attempting to explain. I had a hard time following why these devices were particularly help in Ed performing these tasks.
@CaptNemo-mb3sd
@CaptNemo-mb3sd 5 жыл бұрын
Crane operator here from Texas. Man what an excellent explanation. Yep he moved and built all that with his mind, just not the way people thought.
@brianclark7719
@brianclark7719 5 жыл бұрын
Two big problems - 1st ) Regardless of your example, the design you suggest does not provide ample force to do anything of the magnitude it would require to work the coral. Fact ) Scientists have commissioned contractors to use whatever heavy machinery they would like to replicate the work and precision - they were unable to do so. 2) The wheel was not free spinning, instead was enclosed within another ring of block shaped machinery and was hand cranked at the very least to get the process rolling (as seen in several photos of Ed and remnants at coral castle) . Another piece that just does not work well with your idea - Ed moved every block of the castle by himself (and a driver who was not allowed to help him) onto a flatbed, and off the flatbed - to an entirely new location. I am quite comfortable saying that had he only been using a pulley system and tripods - the driver would have had no problem identifying how Ed moved the blocks. Instead, he had no idea how Ed did it. While your suggestions do pose as possibilities - unless you can undertake something just as advantageous as Ed has done on your own , with your theory and no help, do not suggest you know how it was done otherwise the only thing you are doing is showing how pompous you really are. And Ed definitely deserves more respect than that. And finally - the 1930's video is hollywood at its finest. If you're telling me that you believe what you see in film then oh boy.. This HAS become deluded.... Ed worked at night - and did not share his secrets in his writings, visitors, nor onlookers. When asked, he wouldn't share it - and almost lost his life as a result of this: which also was the premise of him moving his castle. IF it was a matter of simple mechanics and machinery , I do not think Ed would have had any problem sharing it with the rest of us. Instead of his two books being cryptic; he would have just laid it all out. I'll give credit where credit is due; your suggestions 'sound' convincing - now get out there with your theory, cut some 30 ton coral slabs out of the earth, pulley and stack them and prove it to the world. Otherwise, just another sham.
@joeschmoe7978
@joeschmoe7978 4 жыл бұрын
Have you ever been to the California Science Center? Check out this video of a 40lb 5 year old girl lifting a 3 ton pickup truck. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pbp5oLOHrdGum5s.html Nothing mysterious here.
@koontz1154
@koontz1154 4 жыл бұрын
People that will believe secondhand accounts from sources that can't be confirmed seem pompous to me. All these tales of he/she said they saw this or that but never any names.
@Pawbreakers_com
@Pawbreakers_com 4 жыл бұрын
Well stated and exactly. Just another cover up of Ed's actual abilities...this is NOT scientific proof. I'm quite sure how he did it, and I myself as well as others are now working on real world analysis and replication... :)
@randytucker3083
@randytucker3083 3 жыл бұрын
I beg to differ. As a mechanical engineer who has worked with electric motor design for decades. As a lover of stone masonary. As an owner of a 16 hp version of the engine shown. Who moves 40 ton machines often using simple rollers. That sheet of steel will slice that limestone like butter. Two engineers. One using engineering to do magic. And one showing it isn't magic. Just sound engineering.
@danstewart8218
@danstewart8218 3 жыл бұрын
@@randytucker3083 Beg All you Like, you haven't made a 9 ton door that you can push with you little finger that has a hole drilled through its centre with such precision that they have no clue how Ed did it. And couldn't replicate it....and when they tried to 'service' it...after 30 years of trouble free movement...they broke it.
@johndoe-wx4ih
@johndoe-wx4ih 5 жыл бұрын
Outstanding job of figuring it out. I work a short distance from this site and have visited it and bought some of the pamphlets there. I think that this video hits the nail on the head. If only they taught the young people these electrical, leverage and construction ideas nowadays. He figured it out by self educating from books and introspection.
@buggzo
@buggzo 3 жыл бұрын
How every video ever should be. Straight to the point.
@jengiskhan5016
@jengiskhan5016 2 жыл бұрын
This site will last for thousands of years, and you Eds, your name will be immortal as long as the site exists
@davidcollins2648
@davidcollins2648 5 жыл бұрын
I respect your knowledge and dedication to recreating this technology. Awesome work!
@Metallolomshik
@Metallolomshik 8 жыл бұрын
AWSOME!!! Thank you for taking time and creating this.!!!
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 8 жыл бұрын
+Dmitri Soroka (Metallolomka) It actually sucked me in and when I saw all the misnomers I had to try my shot at it and It came to me. thats all I can say. Thanks Scott R
@brino7900
@brino7900 3 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for this. This is exactly why KZfaq should exist
@robgray4188
@robgray4188 2 жыл бұрын
I’m not sure this is 100% correct, your equipment doesn’t appear powerful enough to well do anything Ed did, but I am fascinated by all of your time and work.. you may be right, I’m not smart enough to figure this out. Props to you bro
@sandycarson2168
@sandycarson2168 Жыл бұрын
While he makes many valid discoveries, it still doesn't explain how he moved it from where he originally built it, to where it stands today. Also doesn't explain the massive doors you can open with one finger, with the exception of one which was knocked out of position. As far as I know, they still haven't been able to restore it to the way Ed originally set it.
@TalkingToLeedskalnin
@TalkingToLeedskalnin 7 жыл бұрын
Scott, the more I watch this video the more I like it.
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
Yup its a little barbaric but I am making GOOD head way on the real process to the point where i am almost ready to go to Florida. Coral Castle Nut Roadtrip. Any takers. ?? hope you are well brother. all that mathematics you are digesting will come in handy later.!!!!! Scott
@invinciblevicks4382
@invinciblevicks4382 7 жыл бұрын
great work explaining coral castles mysteries. amazing, the things that people could get done before we all started sitting around watching tv and staring at the internet.
@Raven135
@Raven135 5 жыл бұрын
Tim vickers Indeed!😊
@anthonyjones657
@anthonyjones657 3 жыл бұрын
Very impressive man. That's back engineering at its finest.
@kevintucker3354
@kevintucker3354 4 жыл бұрын
Scot Russell!! If you built all of the replica work shown in the video, I praise you for your interest and work! You really stuck to the rules! No cheating at all. Everything you use would have been available in the 20s and 30s. Good work man, why can’t I have a neighbor like you to hang out with?...
@brentmoore3778
@brentmoore3778 5 жыл бұрын
Ed was the man,May his soul be at peace,with the lord. Good job,brilliant work.
@diannaskare7829
@diannaskare7829 5 жыл бұрын
Although I do like the music could you please consider making one without the music? I can't hear everything you say sometimes!
@duncankelly4354
@duncankelly4354 4 жыл бұрын
Agreed! It was very distracting!
@arunca190
@arunca190 4 жыл бұрын
The music is terrible in this application.
@willlaan3841
@willlaan3841 5 жыл бұрын
Whatever way he did it,this was a great man a larger than life person who left a lasting legacy! Even after him showing us,nobody has ever equaled his ability. Much respect for a man of small stature with the shoulders of a giant.
@yamiryuu
@yamiryuu 5 жыл бұрын
This is gold, no nonsense magical power
@mycofairbanks3321
@mycofairbanks3321 5 жыл бұрын
Hands down the best explanation on youtube. And just when I was losing faith in humanity this documentary has lifted my soul.
@andrewholdaway813
@andrewholdaway813 8 жыл бұрын
Interesting, and entirely plausible, it makes a pleasant change from the usual levitation/aliens (magic) nonsense normally put out on KZfaq. Well done.
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 8 жыл бұрын
+Andrew Holdaway I know right? Thank you much for that. you have no idea how much crap I get though. I don't know anything cause vibration is the key, or sound will levitate rocks. I just have to duck.
@sonsofthunder915
@sonsofthunder915 8 жыл бұрын
+Andrew Holdaway Xln't job. However, disappointing. I came to see magic ice cream cones that levitate stones. :-(
@andrewholdaway813
@andrewholdaway813 8 жыл бұрын
Danny Boy 🍦I know, floating stones and ice cream, my favourite 😁 too.
@motel29
@motel29 8 жыл бұрын
+Made by one man Wow..is this even you? I was gonna say how fascinating and thought provoking this was....and then " I know right"? In any case, Thank You for posting. A highly entertaining and educational video . The mechanics and physics were excellently described and kept my attention throughout. In any case, Thx for posting and would like to see more~
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
Thanks. I am sorry your post didn't get to me till now. I though we conversed but sometime you tube drops things. I Don't delete comments. someone else does behind the curtains. (i think) Scott R.
@user-wq1xu4dj7g
@user-wq1xu4dj7g Ай бұрын
Wow,total explaination to a long story ,thank God some one finally figured this out thank you much.
@robertmaule8196
@robertmaule8196 5 жыл бұрын
Well spoken and I understood most of the technical things you spoke about tho not understanding the mechanics. Thank you for the listen.
@ohmzen9695
@ohmzen9695 7 жыл бұрын
WOW! this was the BEST video explanation by far!! Amazing that you actually re-did almost all of Ed's inventions and set up. That is some Major Dedication! Can you please do a video on Explaining Ed's "book in every home" and his"Magnetic theory book" I think you might be the only person to explain it clearly and "accurately". Thank you!
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
Thanks Much. I HAVE read both book a number of times each. I have also had strange "parallels" as many others have had with the girls, boys etc. and magnetic universal potential space/time correlations. As for Magnetic current I have actually done the calculations with declination and the change in the earth magnetic field with regards to NASA's actual modern measurement of the shifting North and South poles. Also Ed discoveries could be related to maxwell and others so on that?::::::::::: Someday I will write a book and there will be a "sub appendix" for the "potentially enlightened" open minded folks including leyline theory, anagrams of alien orientation, and a few "contraversial" spiritual subjects and commentary etc. That will probably be about the book in every home.
@natesgarage
@natesgarage 2 жыл бұрын
@@madebyoneman5006 I had the chance to visit the castle one time myself - you have put all mystery in my mind to rest! Amazing work and dedication sir! You're a hard-working man.
@hideouseblob955
@hideouseblob955 7 жыл бұрын
this all makes complete sense great logical and practical video
@madebyoneman5006
@madebyoneman5006 7 жыл бұрын
Thank you. I will update what few things are wrong like the boxes had sawdust and engine oil to preserve the poles not Batteries. Ooops.
@Stealthzero
@Stealthzero Жыл бұрын
The knowledge you have to come to this conclusion is amazing! Thank you for sharing with the world.
@Ano-Nymous
@Ano-Nymous 4 жыл бұрын
Great video and great attempt to explain the unexplainable. Thanks for your effort!
@patriciahansenwithan
@patriciahansenwithan 7 жыл бұрын
You have my attention but I would have to go back and read about the situations where he did something extraordinary in a short time when people were listening and did not hear any noises, etc to indicate he was doing things that used the kinds of energy you are describing. Another point is that the men at that time would have been familiar with the things you are describing and if he could have done them they would have known it. I think that he did do things with the equipment he had but I also think he did something more either with that stuff or other stuff that related to magnets. I volunteered at UFO and free energy conferences for 20 years and I saw some amazing things. A thing on a carburator that ran a car idling for 8 hours a day of the event, and the exhaust pipe was ice cold. A device made of round magnets that copied the 'wedding cake saucer ' that Billy Meier in switzerland photographed, and when the guy stood it up it began to rotate wildly on only the power from the magnets. And I have seen videos where things Ed had were moved to make a magnetic change and did something I forget, but it was impressive. I agree with other commentors that although impressive, you theories have not shown they can do the moving of the coral slabs, and if they could as you say, five men could not do it in the time he did things. It is like the Japanese team that moved a huge block by ropes, but they never got it up to anyplace that showed it could be done and was an explanation for how the pyramid was built. I also have videos where Yul Brown barehanded with regular glasses and smoking a cigarette welded glass to tungsten, bricks to steel, etc with browns gas. Having worked as a fitter to a welder who cut 35 inch steel pipes, I know a bit about how welding does and does not work, and abiut how much one or two people can do when things are very heavy, etc I think he could have done what you say but in months rather than hours, and if he did the people who tried to see how he did things would have heard motors and seen lights, etc,
@newroyalorder6225
@newroyalorder6225 3 жыл бұрын
Great reply. I've been to Coral Castle several times. Almost everything in this video's on point, except I don't remember seeing a reciprocation engine or a locomotion attachment or any heavy machinery. I think he was using the generator to do a couple more things that's missing in this video
@hilohahoma1547
@hilohahoma1547 7 жыл бұрын
Excellent deductions and hands on reconstruction of evidence left by Ed, I'm sure he is chuckling in the spirit realms.
@kayferrari5361
@kayferrari5361 5 жыл бұрын
Well done my friend, truly truly awesome work. It's going to take ages before all this sinks in but one thing i know for sure YOU are amongst the eilte my friend. I'm so grateful you filled in the missing pieces for me, and i didn't realise, although i knew how he could have cut those rocks and lifted them using wedges and a walking tripod i had no idea about the electrical parts, infact i thought that flywheel was a red herring. I honestly believe everything you have reported in this video is the truth of what happened and i'm sure Ed will also be pleased that you have solved his mystery. I can't thank you enough, Coral Castle has been one of my favourite things in life and i've loved it forever. Thank you thank you thank you.
@fergalfarrelly8545
@fergalfarrelly8545 5 жыл бұрын
Great work. You put a huge effort and time into that.
@kpacheco
@kpacheco 4 жыл бұрын
The time and dedication in this video certainly deserve the number of views it has got in these 4 years. It is true that the guy in this video uses almost the same kind of things they let him see in the old vintage videos and the remaining of the museum, however with the machines he has built in this documentary never in this world he or anybody can build a Coral Castle like Ed did, in fact with those tools from this video he couldn't build even a wooden house. A real mystery solver would be a real cutting on the rock or a real lifting/moving of a 40-ton rock. I agree that was all his opinion of how it could be done not mystery solver at all.
@skydog22
@skydog22 Жыл бұрын
Not to take anything away from Ed by any means, I'm a huge fan, but it's doable without secret methods. I move monstrously huge, heavy things frequently, and I do it alone (and at night usually) because other people get in the way, have a horrible understanding of force, and are a liability. So much easier to do work like this alone if you are so inclined.
@jdhed1
@jdhed1 4 жыл бұрын
Well, I'm glad he dispelled some of the Pergitude at least.
@jasontitley1988
@jasontitley1988 4 жыл бұрын
I always wondered how 1 man built that place . You explained and I actually understood . Thank you
@DStrayCat69
@DStrayCat69 5 жыл бұрын
Excellent job :-) Ed seemed to have a lot of Electrical knowledge and know how... Can't take anything away from his being a Legend :-)
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