Magnetic Mystery in Puma Punku Stone | In Search of Aliens

A strange stone block in Puma Punku causes compasses to go haywire. What is behind the magnetic effect of this rock?

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[akatikbalang]

I think PUMAPUNKU is a engineering school ..of stone cutting ..thats is why all we can see in there is masterpieces cut stones...all pieces are just showcase of drilling and cutting techniques....thats why theres no way to assemble those stone cuts into a ..single structure...

[thevillageidiot]

Magnetized stone hold together better ?

[Baldeagle]

Probably magnetic from exposure to energy fields during original construction.

[tedcleveland]

Modern human looking down on ancient human. Just because you’re modern human doesn’t makes you any smarter than ancient people..

[pamelahomeyer]

Great demonstration and video thank you so much

[joarlisantos]

Como seria possível algumas civilizações antigas construirem algo tão magníficos mesmo ao tempo moderno (com todas tecnologias hoje)?Se hoje não sabemos é porque não existiu nelhum cientista capaz de deduzir certos acontecimentos antigos.Fascinantissimo e curioso o "tempo desconhecido".

[lzdmglg]

Heated stones reflect the magnetic orientation of the time in which they cooled. Maybe someone has recently moved those pieces and maybe the earth's magnetic orientation reversed as may ancient campfire sites in Australia demonstrate.

[mycommentpwnz]

Puma Punku, and the surrounding area, needs to be excavated. Those type of megalithic blocks aren't going to go very far. And, it's almost a certainty with ground penetrating radar we could find more of the blocks, perhaps even enough to BUILD the structure.

[Qwerty]

‚Magnetische‘ Steine sind jetzt nicht gerade ein geologisches Wunder…. Was eine Zeitverschwendung hier 👊🏽

[MET-vdem]

It's magnetic north, not true north if he is going by the compass.Small detail.

[windtalkerxx]

The stones, could they be fuses, conduits, or batteries?

[MajinErick]

That rock has different positive and negative charges. Whatever it was probably uses negative and positive charges to move it or hold it in place.

[bcbudGstatus]

a compass does not point to true north it points to magnetic north

[PRCRVV]

Did anyone ask himself what kind of rock it was? Maybe the rock itself has a magnetic nature?

[albrowne]

Just perfectionists with chisels and hammers and alot of free time right

[joolat]

Slightly magnetic stone is nothing unusual and it will effect a compas.

[davidhey]

The biggest lie is saying it was a primitive society.

[laurent]

Something magnetic is hiden into the hole...We are not so stupid...

[MWcrazyhorse]

The stone is magnetic?
This can only mean one thing.

[erlinglarsen]

Wow a magnetic rock how amazing Giorgio it must nt have been aliens lol