Coral Castle - The Enduring Mystery of Florida's Stonehenge

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[@bradbradeen9277]

I have been there several times myself, I live in SoFla and it's amazing what Ed built, deconstructed, moved and rebuilt. At night by himself. Think about that folks. And remember what year this was done and where. The area at the time was very undeveloped and remote. He got the material for his 'tools' from a junk yard. There are videos online that show methods of how he may have worked the stone with balanced machining, but it doesn't prove he used those methods. He still deserves huge credit for what he did and took his secret to the grave. BTW many independent energy ideas have been and are still rejected by the patent office....

[@davepowell7168]

Simple mechanical advantage. Wally Wallington has made videos on KZbin

[@margarethoward9339]

Where is this located?

[@bradbradeen9277]

​@@margarethoward9339 it's located in Homestead, FL.

[@bradbradeen9277]

​@@davepowell7168I think he had a secret that was beyond mechanical advantage...he did it by himself.

[@dubselectorr345]

These physical "Laws" were set in place by people who only knew up to that limitation. The laws are not governed by your* understanding, quantum physics will tear your understanding apart. As it has done and continues to do so. Laws can be broken. Love the ending clip. 5:36

[@Nylon_riot]

There is absolutely no evidence of Quantum mechanics, physicists are even admitting to their embarrassment, that after spending decades of hours and resources for it, there is no basis for it. Just like that nonsense of string theory.

[@davepowell7168]

Let's not be naive. Mechanical advantage is common

[@InFamousProductions]

Hey Wolf, cool Little video, i’ve been there three times and paid really close attention to a lot of the tools that were left over and he had some dollies/Hand trucks. They were very interesting and a lot of other tools that he made by himself. I agree with you that there’s something missing from the picture that we just don’t know, but there is a video of a guy that has moved a few rocks with duplicates of the tools that was used supposedly by the builder. And it in that same video this guy re-created an electrical homemade motor winch. I’ll see if I can find it and send it to you here . somewhere I have a bunch of video that I shot there almost 20 years ago, so I’m not sure where it is. I’m not far from it so I can go again and get fresh video if you’re interested. I can just go shoot the whole thing and then send you the video for you to do your thing on

[@WanderingWolf]

I think I’ve seen that video! Human ingenuity is amazing, and I think it clear how he quarried the blocks but lifting them is something else. I’ll never say no to more footage, but they do have a rule there against filming. 😬

[@InFamousProductions]

@@WanderingWolf what? they didn't the last time I was there. I may have to search a shit to of drives haha. but it was a while ago so I guess they realized that people were making vids and they want a cut!

[@_TheGoob]

I tried posting the video twice, but my comment is getting deleted. Put this at the end of the youtube address /nOoCuDnmtyM

[@heikkiaho6605]

maybe a winch and log-cranes with pulleys couldve gotten him somewhere

[@colinflagg2283]

@@heikkiaho6605there is a vid of him doing exactly that

[@darxide03]

Becoming one of my favorite channels, keep it up!

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you so much for your support!!!

[@Fc3s808]

The problem is that we start with the premise that those rocks are actually 30 tons.

[@mementomori4972]

Have you been there?

[@LadyBits2023]

... i've been there. I live about 10 minutes away from the site and at most the heaviest blocks in the entire complex are maybe 5 to 6 tons and the stone is extremely soft and very easily workable stone on top of that a ton of video footage has recently been discovered that shows exactly how he did all of this using very conventional chain hoist and timbers and other technology that was readily available at the time and involves no magic and no mystery there is extended footage that you can find on KZbin and on google that will show you exactly categorically how he did this on film original of him doing it live on film ...

[@Jonathanvelez-ku6yx]

Excellent work, enjoyed it all the way through

[@WanderingWolf]

🙏

[@doctoribanez]

People always leave out the huge door that you could open by hand because it was balanced perfectly. It broke down over the years. The army core of engineers tried to fix it and failed

[@MarcillaSmith]

I heard it was on an old Ford axle bearing.

[@alexgonzo5508]

I remember a very interesting video i saw over 10 years ago about how he did it. It involved analyzing some wheel he used that had a specific number of magnets configured in a specific way all around, and something about prime twin numbers in relation to the magnets configuration. It had a lot of math, but i wasn't able to understand it fully, and it was a long while ago. I tried finding that video again some years ago, but i couldn't find it. Just the math concepts alone were interesting. Oh, and the video also spoke about his association to free masonry and how some of this mathematical knowledge was encoded in the architecture of certain masonic temples or buildings that he apparently was privy to.

[@Gotblade]

It's a fun mystery! All the things convention says we know are nullified by it! 😊

[@Donovan_Williams]

The documentary is not from the 1960s. Its "In Search of" from the late 1970s. The narrator's voice is Leonard Nimoy, who played Spock on the original Star Trek.

[@jennifernichols9468]

Yep

[@jamesdelaney3797]

I thought it was Scotty

[@BonsaiBoise]

I think he, (and the ancient Egyptians for that matter), used some form of sound waves. It's been proven that sound waves can move objects and cause them to hover in the air. Just because WE don't know how to do it, doesnt mean it can't be done.

[@peterjermyn5785]

We need more information on this look further into this you're on the track of right on maybe you can build a place like coral castle look deep in leedscalnins background he was a lumber jack in Oregon when he first came to America and he spent time in library's studying Egyptian literature the answer is out here

[@briankane3905]

Edward did in fact build Coral Castle. Once known as Rock Gate. There is no mystery but a brilliant Stone Mason!

[@paulbellett2442]

Correction required, he called it "Rock Gate"!.

[@briankane3905]

@@paulbellett2442 I stand corrected!! I have seen both places and you are RIGHT!!

[@briankane3905]

@@paulbellett2442 I corrected it. Thanks!

[@briankane3905]

@@paulbellett2442 Great Read!! Mr. Can't Isn't Dead!! Plus the video of Ed building Coral Castle and not an alien in sight!

[@candui-7]

Block and tackle rigs and pressure bags. Piece of cake. I've loaded multi-ton logs single handed as much as 5' diameter by 13' long without machinery dozens of times. Slow and steady wins the race. I suspect the truck loading clip is hoaxed.

[@sacredsounds4234]

30' in the air?

[@peterjermyn5785]

You might be able to create a place like this

[@candui-7]

@@peterjermyn5785 no thanks

[@johnnbg684]

Another great video!!!

[@WanderingWolf]

🙏

[@InfiniteUniverse88]

He used pulleys.

[@eYACTION]

Very nice my friend 😊👍

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you!

[@katesisco]

Paramagnetism by P Callahan, since this is a weak force, the question is what is the multiplier. Especially since the choice for paramagnetism is basalt or granite, not limestone. Then we are looking at diamagnetism.

[@nicksavage4763]

THE ONLY MYSTERY OF CORAL CASTLE IS THAT EDWARD WAS NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED WHILE HE WAS BUILDING IT.

[@Onesfear]

Absolutely I have often wondered how he never had an accident, So much could happen on any given work day...

[@joelmosier125]

4:45 Respectfully Coral Castle was (Made 1928 / Moved 1939 to Homestead, Florida) 10 miles North of Florida, City. Not completed in 1951 as you stated. Edward Leedskalnin died December 7th, 1951. Thank you for sharing your video. Author J.Terran of ANCIENT MYSTERIES REVEALED.

[@heikkiaho6605]

Maybe there's something else too but using ropes and pulleys it probably should be possible in theory.

[@Fermion.]

Ropes and pulleys to gently and accurately place a 30 ton block? To do that today, you'd need a hydraulic tackle system with high strength cables, not just an ordinary rope and pulley. And all this was done by a sickly, 100lb man with 1950s tech, all by himself, at night. Something just isn't adding up.

[@heikkiaho6605]

@@Fermion. okay, i dont know too much about ropes and pulleys/moving stones

[@fennynough6962]

These blocks appear to be Cocina Rock, or the "(Balsa Wood of Stone). If hollowed out, I'm guessing they might not even weigh a Ton.

[@Onesfear]

The blocks are said to be composed of Oolitic Limestone taken from two different areas of Florida

[@____________aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

I wonder if he hallowed out the stones/coral then filled them with cement after he placed them

[@peterjermyn5785]

If they were hollowed out then don't you think they would have blown over in any of the hurricanes they had over the years heel thinking outside the box

[@prince-solomon]

Very nice video, Tim! I've never heard of this place before. Good research! 1:39 The so called "laws of thermodynamics" are just theories, nothing else. Nature doesn't have laws, it's a human invention. It doesn't even have causality (-> Quantum mechanics) So this machine isn't impossible, it's just impossible according to the theories (not laws!) of thermodynamics. It's your typical misleading WIKIPEDIA article...and misleading mainstream science... And we know those laws aren't correct, since we see them violated on a macro scale in cosmology. -> they invented Dark Matter & Dark Energy to explain the contradictions of "laws of physics" (-> the hubris...) ...zero evidence for either. They don't even think about that it's more likely that their understanding of nature is wrong... it's time for a paradigm shift. The standard model is bad, the Plasma Universe theory explains everything we can observe and measure without having to invent fantastical matter & energy.

[@oriraykai3610]

That was right up there with the flat Earthers in understanding of the modern world.

[@doctoribanez]

Been there once. Its pretty amazing. I wonder what he would think of what has become of the area it is located in. It was probably a pretty rural area. Now its on a huge busy highway

[@Pikeunit1]

Besides exactly how things were moved, my curiosity is the navy radar, that he disrupted every time he started the generator, which means he did know something the Egyptians knew, scalar wave technology, metal plates as bottom of shoes making him part of the event, wire going into well using earth energy. Pyramids emit scalar energy straight up, can transmit information in both directions at the same time faster than light almost instantaneously from any point to the farthest

[@Teeitup68]

Why didn’t he pass it along? History can be so frustrating

[@paisano6830]

He was the opposite of Tesla. Sadly the two could have done so much more.

[@joshuamctiger5699]

There is something to the reason why he moved to homestead fl in the first place...

[@cahg3871]

His the victim of a beating by 4 street toughs who believed he had money hidden in his home.

[@blackwingskkl]

Florida's weather is the best for Liedskalninjsh Tuberculosis he was suffering

[@bradjones5107]

He used a frequency transmitter. That's what is in the box at the top of the tripod. He tapped into the right frequency. Watch "Melting Stone With Sound"!

[@kevinkhoy7171]

Maybe He had an agreement with extraterrestrials? Not to divulge the secret code of physics in Gravity! Who Knows? Still Quite a Mystery!

[@LUCCII4KT]

He literally showed us tho the black box that he uses as he hoists the rock uses magnetism

[@joelmosier125]

FACT: there are NO TOOL MARKS on any of the Oolite sculptures ONLY NATURAL Lines, because someone else constructed Coral Castle. I am Joel Mosier/Moser /J.Terran the TRUE owner of Coral Castle. Coral Castle is the map to the Entrance to the Great Hall of Records located on the East side of the Great Pyramid at Giza, Egypt. NOTE: the Oolite sculpture atop the Northern wall is the SAME as the original Entrance to the Great Pyramid at Giza, Egypt. Thank you for sharing your video. J.Terran

[@oriraykai3610]

Equal parts grifter/delusional douchebag.

[@burneye]

awesome work! Great Topic! I'm going to be interviewing with Vinny st Vincent channel, aka Roy who has remade The coral castle 🏰 fly wheel and Ed leedskalin's design

[@WanderingWolf]

Nice! Will be looking forward to that!

[@nooffense3417]

Maybe it was reversed Gravitational time dilation in a sense that mass is just slowed down "x" so the motor or whatever in the black box could be magnets spinning mercury to create a sped up "x" which was focused like a laser beam to the object u want to move thus reducing its mass to be lifted with ease. However, I'm dumb and don't know much about anything I say.

[@peterjermyn5785]

That makes sense for some reason

[@engineerjay420]

I wonder why he never closed off the wall.

[@LadyBits2023]

... So there was a bunch of video footage found recently that literally shows him moving these blocks in extended scenes and the chain hoist, and the lifting rigs that he used there was absolutely nothing mysterious about any of this. It was all very conventional very basic technology leverage and physics and common sense to move relatively light stones when you actually think about it in terms of construction.... Search up these videos and you can every single thing that is somehow to this video so mysterious

[@peterjermyn5785]

He probably used a kind of magnet reversed the polarity manipulate the stones making them weightless what do we know about magnets and reverse magnetic poles

[@colinflagg2283]

Yes I feel as if he reversed the magnetic properties somehow manipulating magnetic field around the rock using a magnet he also manipulated the properties of

[@dontworch]

maybe next time you could showing the actual structure you're talking about

[@DegreesOfThree]

Did anyone actually read the screenshots from Ed's book? WTF? 🥴

[@Pikeunit1]

Ed said he could go out past jupiter and be back by lunch time with what he knew

[@oriraykai3610]

to who? When?

[@TGBahr]

Not a mystery to those who pay attention. This video is up for nine years now. You're welcome. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHmVf2OYitimZ9U

[@brankobelfranin8815]

People who believe aliens built the pyramids and other places , need to watch this. Ed was a great builder.

[@Mattyew]

you dummy, ed could have used the same process as aliens provided.

[@tracymatherson8174]

He was a Jinn.

[@Tonystarkes888]

He used magic 🪄 talking yo the rock with his mind, making them weightless like helium balloons.

[@haha-kq6rz]

The government doesn't work in real time, It's more like geological time.

[@deansmith6593]

VerseByVerseBT has a 9 year old clip on KZbin explaining exactly how Ed built it. Ed was filmed moving the stones with a tri pod. No mystery, no supranatural just human knowledge and ingenuity. RIP Ed.

[@johnprince5000]

Levitation!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@thehillbillygamer2183]

He can move it with the power of his mind chicken levitate those rocks he's a mutant are some kind of a wizard he has some kind of ancient knowledge that most been lost he was the last wizard

[@mitchpictish2250]

How couod those old trucks move rocks that weighed 30 tons? They couldn't

[@oriraykai3610]

They could be lifted like hot air balloons We aleady know that much.

[@ivokolarik8290]

He didn't lift the entire block only one and so he could insert roller underneath and to move them on rollers he used ropes pulley and winch to get them up high dirt ramps, and to cut the rocks electric saw that shot 8self of when it cut tru. All the mystery is for tourists

[@devinmccloud]

I know the secrets of Coral Castle. I know how it works. Why his phamphets do not discuss levers and falcrums. Why he left blank pages in his pamphlets. Who's electrical diagram was used for the PMH and the flywheel, what particle it captures, why particle physics is a lie, what sweet sixteen means, and many more secrets no one has discovered

[@nicksothep8472]

Well, I'd seriously love to hear it. Willing to share?

[@Teeitup68]

No, no you don’t.

[@oriraykai3610]

and why do all the "secret knowers" only reveal what everyone knows who've read about it and researched it? Because you're a grifting liar of the commonest variety. That's why.

[@leorodriguez-vd7qw]

It's called pulleys and levers and lots of chains. No magic no mystical powers.

[@JohnNugroho]

electromagnetism?

[@noserly]

It’s a pulley. He used pulleys. It’s not mysterious.

[@oriraykai3610]

Clueless. Even after watching the video...

[@noserly]

@@oriraykai3610 Yeah, it’s so mysterious. Probably supernatural and/or aliens, right? Guy who has many clues?

[@deansmith6593]

@@oriraykai3610 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHmVf2OYitimZ9U Explains how it was done precisely. No mystery.

[@BeaulieuTodd]

By definition, it is a mystery. You can’t simply say ropes.. it was ropes and try to come off as superior. 😂

[@MD-us8np]

Manual labor? A 100lb man moving a large stone would take 28 yrs to move one a foot.

[@athenian221]

It says in the Bible you can throw a mountain into the ocean if you have faith.

[@sacredsounds4234]

There was a book made by a gentleman who befriended Ed when he was a kid.He was the only one that Ed would allow to watch him work.They used to go to the matinee's on Sunday's together. He illustrated how Ed moved the rocks.I have seen it,and wished I had purchased it when I saw it,but now can't find it.The man is dead now.Was just good old engineering. He debunked the ideas of reverse magnetism and floating the rocks.Also don't forget Ed worked in a rock quarry growing up.

[@deansmith6593]

There is a film of him lifting a 15 ton stone with a tripod and pullies. Why are you making crap up?

[@sacredsounds4234]

@@deansmith6593 Hey Genius please tell us how he built 25-foot tall, 28-ton obelisks with a 15 foot talll tripod?

[@deansmith6593]

VersusByVersusBT has a clip that has been on KZbin for 9 years explaining how he built the coral castle. You do know things can be stood up with out actually lifting them to their height with pullies and wedges, brainiac?

[@deansmith6593]

@@sacredsounds4234 Ever hear of a ramp? Ever hear of using multiple chains and pullies, oh wise one?

[@deansmith6593]

@@sacredsounds4234 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHmVf2OYitimZ9U

[@_TheGoob]

Here is a video demonstrating how it is easy if you know how. youtu () be/nOoCuDnmtyM Replace the parenthesis with a . I'm pretty sure the "perpetual motion holder" was not a perpetual motion device, nor did he claim it was. His claim was that he had created a permanent battery. Something that you could store energy in that would not degrade with time. The biggest piece was 23 tons, and it's entirely possible for one small man to move that by himself without advanced tech

[@sacredsounds4234]

30 feet in the air?

[@_TheGoob]

@@sacredsounds4234 yes. 30 feet would take a lot more time and effort than say 10 feet, but not at all impossible. You do bring up a good point though. When lifting something that heavy the work to lift it starts growing exponentially. It would be nearly impossible for him to lift it say 300 feet. As the work to create the platforms and support structures needed to lift it that high would become a significantly larger project than the tower or whatever was being built in the first place.

[@sacredsounds4234]

@@_TheGoob If I am not mistaken it took a 30 ton crane and 3 men to try and fix the revolving door, and they couldn't get it working like Ed had it .To where a 4 year old could push it open.

[@oriraykai3610]

@@sacredsounds4234 - Door weighed 9 tons and had an automobile axle embedded in it for the rotation point.

[@sacredsounds4234]

@@oriraykai3610 From my understanding the axle was rotating on a flat rock that scientists couldn't figure out what it was.They said there is no known substance like it on the planet that they knew of.The mystery plays on.