Monumental Instructions for the Post-Apocalypse

This monument is one of the strangest monument in America. The monument is located in the northeast of the state of Georgia. There are 5 blades as if the stone out of the ground. Even stranger, the fifth rock star formation.

In addition to the name deikenal Monumental Instructions for the Post-Apocalypse
, monmen is also known as the Georgia Guidestones.

The height of the rock at 16 feet (487.68 cm, or nearly 5 meters) and made ​​from granite. Heavy rock is estimated at 20 tons perbuahnya. The form is reminiscent of Stonehenge in UK.

Hinnga now there is no information about who the maker and the destination establishment of stone masonry. Here are articles fatherly review rock. Even the scientists also predicted that these stones be made to guide the direction of the wind or as the clock of its time.

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1. The monument is located at the highest titk Elbert County, fatherly intended to follow the movement of the sun from east to west throughout the year.
2. At the equinox (the state where the Earth's axis tilt away from the sun, the sun is directly above the equator, the full read), visitors who are on the west side of the center stone exists as horizontal holes (see picture above No. 2) to see the sunrise from the horizon .
3. There are holes for the eyes that are on the stone pillar in the middle. If we look from the south through the hole meuju sky, it will appear Polaris or the North Star (No. 3).
4. There is also a hole diameter of 7/8 inch stone located at the top (horizontal stones). These holes can show the exact time. If the sunlight that passes through the rock right in the middle of a stone pillar, then that's when the middle of the day.

Whoever the anonymous architects of the Guidestones were, they knew what they were doing: The monument is a highly engineered structure that flawlessly tracks the sun. It also manages to engender endless fascination, thanks to a carefully orchestrated aura of mystery. And the stones have attracted plenty of devotees to defend against folks who would like them destroyed. Clearly, whoever had the monument placed here understood one thing very well: People prize what they don’t understand at least as much as what they do.