Ursi's Eso Garden

The physical changes documented in crop circle plants by Michigan biophysicist W.C. Levengood have been determined by evaluating hundreds of sample plants -- both downed and standing -- taken from inside the overall perimeter of each formation against hundreds of control plants taken at varying distances outside each formation, in several directions. More than 250 individual crop formations from multiple countries, over a 10-year period were examined in-depth. Although many of the formations studied were relatively "simple" in overall design and/or relatively "small" in overall size, many larger and more "complex" formations -- those whose overall design included intricate geometric shapes with multiple design elements of varying sizes -- are represented here.

It all began 4,500 years ago, when a civilisation that knew nothing of iron tools, the wheel or pulleys built one of the most mysterious monuments in the entire history of humankind: the Pyramid of Khufu in Egypt.
How did they do it? Nobody alive today knows with any certainty.

The secret of the construction of the pyramid of Khufu in Egypt has always held people in fascination. Numerous theories have been put forward but none has yetstood up to analysis.

Eight years ago, the architect Jean-Pierre Houdin had a flash of intuition and developed a revolutionary theory. Considering Khufu' monumental undertaking as the first industrial construction project in history, he turned to Dassault Systèmes technology to test his hypotheses and feed his thought processes. So it was that he joined the 'Passion for Innovation' programme.

Having demonstrated the validity of the theory with the aid of their scientific 3D solutions, Dassault Systèmes invite you to enjoy an extraordinary journey through time and space. Relive the Great Pyramid construction project in real-time 3D!

3D Unveils the Mystery of the Great Pyramid

This e-book offers for our friends around the world a brief taste about the crystal skulls and shares a little bit about the work we do with our crystal friends. By the way this is a new revised and updated revision of our free e-book, so if you have downloaded the 2003 version or received it from a friend before, you may want to get this updated copy.

Download it here: Journeys of the Crystal Skull Explorers.

In the early 1990s, German engineer Rudolf Gantenbrink explored the inside of the Great Pyramid by sending a remote-controlled robot through four small tunnels called "air shafts" with their openings measuring about 20 by 20 centimeters extending some ten meters into the Pyramid. As a result, he discovered a door with copper handle at the end of the air shaft extending southward from the Queen's Chamber. Gantenbrink: ""We are not discovering anything in the Great Pyramid, there is nothing really remaining to be discovered inside."

Here is the website of Rudolf Gantenbrink: The Upuaut Story.

Sie sind eines der größten Rätsel der Erde - die weltbekannten Bodenzeichnungen in der Wüste im Süden Perus. Die Dresdnerin Maria Reiche versuchte in 40-jähriger Forschungsarbeit das Geheimnis um die Entstehung und Bedeutung der Geoglyphen zu lüften. Ihre Theorie, dass es sich um eine riesige astronomische Kalenderanlage handelt, ist bis heute nicht bewiesen.

Beim Anblick der Geoglyphen stellen sich folgende Fragen: Wie wurden sie hergestellt? Wer hat sie gemacht? Warum wurden sie in der pampa angelegt?

Geoglyphen vom Schülermuseum smart-art (German version)

Saunière arrived in Rennes-le-Château in 1885, but initially, he did not stay for long: his preaching from the pulpit against the Republic means that he is penalised and spends several months in Narbonne. Upon his return, he has money in his bag from the Countess de Chambord, money which he uses to do the most essential repair works. What specific “essential repair works” were carried out, is never clearly defined. It is however known that at that time, he already takes a particular interest in the cemetery. Perhaps he already knows what he is looking for and what he is doing? And it seems that he is the one who has figured out Bigou’s message. Saunière immediately goes to where Bigou is leading him: the discovery of the real tomb of the Lady of Hautpoul. It is this secret that he uncovers… and no doubt, it is here that he finds objects of great value.

It is now an established fact that Bérenger Saunière made one or more discoveries during his life that brought him fortune in one way or another. On top of that he showed some pretty strange behavior throughout his time in Rennes-le-Château, always assisted by his housekeeper Marie Dénarnaud who was 16 years younger than he was.

For years they were seen digging in the cemetery at night together, to such extent that the municipal council filed an official complaint for deplacing graves and disturbing the death after which they did indeed cease there nightly violations of the graveyard.

The double sided parchment (item 4) contains a number of messages, some of which are easy and other which are extremely hard to decode.

In combination with the tombstone of Marie de Negri d'Ables, (who was buried by Antoine Bigou who also made her tombstone), are said to lead to a treasure. It appears like Abbé Saunière, alone or with the help from experts in Paris, cracked the code and followed the treasure map that resulted.

Three decades ago, two men in their fifties began flattening circles into the fields of Hampshire and Wiltshire. Little did they know that their Friday night antics would seed an international phenomenon that continues to change people's lives to this day.

Now, in the first book of its kind - part history and part how-to guide - the secrets of the crop circle world are revealed, by the people behind the modern era's most astounding artform.