Ancient Aliens

Wow.

For 200 years archaeologists

have been looking at a silent movie,

but suddenly we've got a soundtrack.

We're trying to get the sensory information

that was there when these people built these places.

And we're picking up the 110 hertz,

and it's vibrating around this whole area.

You can actually feel it in your body. -Yes.

That's quite amazing, actually.

Many ancient cultures

around the world worshipped sound.

Is it possible that sound has this incredible power

with which you could do certain things?

Is there some grand design from extraterrestrials

that was harmonically tuning

all of these sites on Earth?

Extraterrestrials are giving us clues

that frequency plays a much greater role

in understanding matter, energy, and consciousness

than we allow for in our current scientific paradigms.

Baalbek, Lebanon.

The 9,000-year-old Temple of Jupiter

contains three of the largest

monolithic stones in the world,

weighing approximately 1,000 tons...

Or two million pounds... each.

Puma Punku, Bolivia.

Scattered across a high desert plateau

are precisely-cut 100-ton blocks,

believed to date back

at least 2,000 years, and perhaps much earlier.

The Giza Plateau, Egypt.

The Great Pyramid is built

from more than 2.3 million limestone bricks,

each weighing a staggering 5,000 pounds.

All around the world stand colossal monuments

to mankind's ancient past;

gigantic structures that have endured for thousands of years,

built with stone blocks so massive

that modern builders have not even attempted

to duplicate them.

Our 988 Cat Loader

can probably lift a 22-ton boulder,

just for perspective.

And it can probably roll and drag along the ground,

uh, maybe a 40-ton boulder.

But when you're talking a 50-ton boulder,

then we would need to bring in cranes, hydraulic jacks,

steel beams, girders.

It's a whole nother set of tools,

even with modern-day technology.

I mean, I can only imagine

how they would move boulders that size.

It baffles my mind.

I have no idea.

It's crazy to think about.

How is it possible that 10,000 years ago

our ancestors moved around the most massive of stones?

Well, the answer is either

another previous super civilization

existed here on Earth,

or extraterrestrials imparting technological knowledge to us.

Ancient astronaut theorists suggest

such structures provide physical evidence

that extraterrestrial beings visited Earth

and assisted our ancestors in the distant past.

And each of these three megalithic sites,

as well as numerous others,

have very specific stories behind them

that say they were built, not by men,

but by the gods, using the power of levitation.

Some ancient mythologies speak of the fact

that some of these stones were put into place with sound;

that these things all of a sudden levitated into place.

What the local legend of Stonehenge talks about

is that those big stones

were transported by way of levitation.

Similar to the mythical story of Stonehenge,

the ancient legends of Bolivia say that

the megalithic stones of Puma Punku were floated into place.

In the fifth century BC,

the Greek historian Herodotus wrote that

the Egyptians were given knowledge

from the guardians of the sky

on how to float the massive limestone blocks

with which they built the Great Pyramid.

What we see is the very real possibility

that extraterrestrial civilizations visited Earth

all throughout the world.

And that each time they did, they felt it was very important

to impart this sacred knowledge

about the importance of acoustic frequencies

in the keys to unlocking the mysteries of the universe.

The University of Bristol, England.

January 17, 2017.

Researchers unveil a prototype

for what they call a "portable tractor beam,"

a handheld device that can levitate small objects

using only sound waves.

Recently the University of Bristol

came up with a handheld device with an array of speakers

that allows the holder of this to actually focus sound waves,

and sound waves alone,

and then levitate small pieces of light material.

So when we look at this portable tractor beam,

can we extrapolate the idea

that this is a technology in its infancy,

where in ancient times it was actually being used

to levitate large stones?

At Johns Hopkins University, biomedical engineers

have manipulated ultrasound frequencies

to deliver specialized drugs

to specific parts in the brain with surgical precision.

And mathematicians at Cardiff University

have developed a method

to literally stop a tsunami in its tracks

using acoustic waves.

But while physicists are excited

at the prospect of using sound frequencies

to levitate and manipulate matter,

they insist it is only the beginning

of a wave of cutting-edge acoustic technology.

Could these amazing new scientific breakthroughs

simply be the first steps in replicating

what our ancestors had been taught to harness

thousands of years ago?

What if these scientific experiments

that we're looking at are leading us

to a much greater surprise,

which is that sound can be followed through

to much greater levels of efficiency

in its usefulness for all sorts of things

that seem to be impossible?

We may be just seeing now the very first steps in our society

of a robust technology

that extraterrestrial intelligent civilizations

have long since developed and perfected.

Vancouver, Canada.

February 17, 2012.

At a symposium for

the American Association for the Advancement of Science,

researchers gather to unveil the latest discoveries

in the burgeoning field of archaeoacoustics.

Archaeoacoustics is a new field of study,

multi-disciplinary, and we are incorporating three facets:

one would be archaeology, anthropology,

a second would be sound and acoustics,

the third would be space and architecture.

And all three of those areas

are put together to try to explore

what was going on with sound in ancient places.

Recent tests at Stonehenge

suggest that the megalithic stones

were positioned to cause sound wave interference patterns,

similar to noise-cancelling headphones,

creating spots of total silence

at various points around the circle.

Statues of divine beings

in the 3,000-year-old Chavín de Huántar

ceremonial center in Peru

project a feline-like roar

when ancient shell trumpets are played nearby.

And at the Pyramid of the Feathered Serpent

in Chichen Itza, Mexico,

sound echoes mimic the cry of the quetzal...

a bird the Mayans believed was a messenger

for their creator god Kukulkan.

People are coming forward now

with these ideas that maybe were considered pseudoscience

for a long time.

These days, it's beginning to be taken seriously

that sound belongs in the study of the ancient world.

Many ancient cultures

around the world worshipped sound

because sound was deemed to be divine in origin.

Is it possible that the reason why our ancestors

talked about divine sound is not necessarily because

they were referring to music...

but that sound has this incredible power

with which you could do certain things...

but it's just that we've lost this knowledge

over the millennia?

According to ancient astronaut theorists,

there is evidence that our ancestors

utilized the power of sound waves

to accomplish amazing feats that defied gravity.

But might they have learned of acoustic applications

far more profound than those involved

in moving giant boulders?

Perhaps further clues can be found

by examining some of ancient man's most important structures;

structures that weren't built with sound,

but built to make sound.

- Coming up. - Paola, Malta.

Deep beneath this small town

in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea

rests one of the oldest subterranean structures

in the world.

On the islands of Malta, there are prehistoric remains