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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Atrh1qRbtxY
Introduction
The video begins with an introduction to the topic, focusing on the exploration of the Ogamigaishi Stone Circle in Japan. The site is presented as a significant structure from the Japan research expedition, with potential evidence of high-voltage electric current distribution. The channel emphasizes its mission of uncovering the ancient technology of lost civilizations, particularly their use of physics and chemistry.
Ogamigaishi Stone Circle
Location and Structure
- The Ogamigaishi Stone Circle is an artificially arranged configuration of massive stones, some weighing hundreds of tons.
- The formation resembles a circular or U-shaped design, with six major stones in its arrangement.
- Steps leading to the central structure suggest intentional design for human interaction.
Observations and Measurements
- Magnetic anomalies were tested throughout the site using magnetometers.
- Fluctuations in the magnetic field ranged from as low as 10 microteslas to over 280 microteslas, significantly above the ambient environmental field (20–60 microteslas).
- Notable magnetic increases were observed near specific edges and cracks of the stones.
- The team hypothesized that the placement and orientation of the stones were deliberate, possibly for electromagnetic purposes.
Mythology and Symbolism
- Local mythology associates the site with Kukai, a Buddhist monk guided by a white snake, symbolizing lightning.
- The site is connected to the deity Susano, a god of lightning and thunder, reinforcing the connection to atmospheric electricity.
Magnetic Field Investigation
Equipment and Testing
- Handheld magnetometers and smartphone applications were used for measurements.
- The team detected significant anomalies at the center of the circle and along the edges of certain stones.
Key Findings
- Magnetic field strengths were highest near specific stones, with readings exceeding 200 microteslas at several locations.
- Some areas demonstrated extremely low readings, occasionally dropping to zero.
- The observed variations support theories of the site’s interaction with natural electromagnetic forces, such as lightning strikes.
Second Megalithic Site
Connection to the Ogamigaishi Circle
- The second site is positioned to align with the Ogamigaishi Stone Circle during the summer solstice.
- The layout includes additional megaliths arranged in circular patterns, continuing the exploration of electromagnetic properties.
Findings
- Similar magnetic anomalies were observed at this location, with field strengths fluctuating significantly depending on proximity to specific stones or edges.
Conclusion
The investigation at the Ogamigaishi Stone Circle revealed intriguing evidence of electromagnetic phenomena potentially linked to ancient high-voltage technology. Measurements of magnetic anomalies, coupled with intentional placement of stones, suggest the site’s connection to atmospheric electricity, possibly from lightning strikes.
The team plans to visit another site in the series to further explore these phenomena and their implications for ancient technology.