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#364 - The Angle over the Star
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#365 - At the masonic temple, the star is inside a deliberate angle.
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#367 - This may look like it is a right angle, however this angle is a little oblique, less than 90 degrees.
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#368 - In this case, it is not the specific angle that's important.
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#369 - The answer is hidden in the ailgnment.
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#371 - The angle is representitive of collecting the 168.
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#372 - We need to count the streams within the alignment.
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#373 - We can label the north (N) and south (S) pole streams of magnetism.
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#375 - This matches the magnets that we need to take from the side of the pyramid.
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#376 - Take it From Sweet 16
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#377 - 7 (168) 129, 6 (144) 105 195
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#378 - The 168 and 144 are taken from the 16-fold pattern of the sun.
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#379 - Ed's Sweet 16.
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#380 - Generated by the star.
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#381 - Just don't forget to ring twice.
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#382 - It is interesting that one of the oldest manuscripts in the Hebrew Bible, the Leningrad Codex, makes the same connection. The star and the 16, created by two squares.
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#384 - Tying it up
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#385 - All of the codes indicate that the values should be accessed in this order:
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#386 - 168, 144, Then, drop it below, through 0 degrees.
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#387 - Drop It Below?
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#390 - Now it can make sense.
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#391 - And that cutaway at the top represents the span of the prime numbers adding to 168.
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#392 - Everything where it should be.
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#394 - Dropping it below, is the last step.
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#396 - And guess what?
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#397 - There is a place to attach a wire...
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#398 - Underneath the flywheel.
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#399 - Ed knew what clues would last through time, and planned each one... carefully.
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#400 - Drop below.
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#401 - The masonic temple in Philadelphia is older than Coral Castle. The architect was James Windrim, a freemason.
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#402 - The Norman Hall room, decorated by George Herzog, also a freemason.
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#403 - The Norman Hall room, decorated by George Herzog, also a freemason.
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#404 - Now we can appreciate its true value.
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#405 - The freemasons have kept these secrets forever.
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#406 - This is the oldest science in the world.
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#407 - The secrets used to construct ancient megaliths weighing amounts beyond comprehension.
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#408 - The ultimate secret of magnetism and antigravity.
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#409 - It's simple.
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#410 - "It's not difficult really, the secret is in knowing how." - Edward Leedskalnin
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#411 - And now we can know.
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#412 - Assyrian Cylinder Seal
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#433 - Edward Leedskalnin claimed to know the secrets of antigravity and magnetism.
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#434 - He proved it by building Coral Castle.
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#435 - Modern achaeologists like to think that know how these huge structures were built.
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#436 - They just can't seem to figure out where all the people required to build them could even have room to stand.
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#437 - There are ancient stories of floating stones from all around the world.
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#438 - But they are just myths...
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#439 - ...right?
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#444 - You will be seeing unusual accomplishment. ED.
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#445 - Indeed.
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#447 - Let's build this thing.
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#448 - Written Content Copyright (C) 2008 Jeremy Stride. Email: jeremy@code144.com, www.code144.com.
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