IDK if Ive posted this one, but go in 7.5 or so minutes & Look at the window openings, How in the World! No way thats a chisel & hammer done cut. & there is stone Removed from the side of a mountain, like its scooped out, you could go stick a cube in the hole, well,, rectangular slab, I dont get it, man,, I cant envision a process, a Mechanical process that would remove a piece of stone leaving that hole. Now IF the hole in the wall was the goal & the stone in it could be destroyed in order to leave such a fine Dent in a stone wall on the side of a mountain, it at least becomes possible, but I sure wouldnt want the job, AND, the surfaces left are smooth to the touch, NOt like anything a chisel would leave,  



http://video.search.yahoo.com/video/play?p=youtube+pyramid+secrets&tnr=21&vid...

http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?_adv_prop=image&fr=mcafee&va=pir...

If youve never seen this map, you REally need to..

Man! Thats something,, I wish theyd give a close up of the finish & say what kind of stone that is,,

What happens when it rains?

Serowbot wrote on 11/15/12 at 17:26:02:


Funny, that's exactly what an old girlfriend used to say.

They have a big granite ball in Bakersfield at the Amtrak station.   I forget how much it weighs, but it is fully suspended on a micro thin film of pressurized water (I think they are called Kugel Balls).   It is nearly friction free, so it slowly revolves on its own.   You can also push on its surface, but it takes a lot of effort to make even minor changes in speed or direction.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bakersfield_Amtrak_Station.jpg