🇮🇳 Lepakshi's Gravity MIRACLE: The LEVITATING Pillar! 🏛️

Welcome to a world where history defies gravity! 🚀🌍 This riveting short takes you to the heart of India 🇮🇳, where the enigmatic Hanging Pillar of Lepakshi stands as a testament to ancient Indian architecture's mind-boggling prowess. 🏛️⚖️🛠️

The levitating pillar of Lepakshi has baffled architects, scientists, and visitors alike for centuries, challenging our conventional understanding of physics. 😵🌀 Can a heavy stone pillar really hang in mid-air, with not all its parts touching the ground? Is this a divine miracle or a remarkable feat of ancient engineering? 👷‍♂️🔮

Join us as we unravel the mystery of this gravity-defying marvel nestled in the historical Veerabhadra temple of Lepakshi, Andhra Pradesh. From mind-bending facts about its construction to stories steeped in mythology, we'll take you on a journey into the heart of India's awe-inspiring historical heritage. 🕌✨

Brace yourself for a voyage through time, where architecture meets mythology, and science grapples with the inexplicable. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more fascinating journeys into the pages of history. Stay curious and keep exploring! 🔍🌌

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[sujitasujita]

Normally few temples are constructed with single stone carvings. Likely earth plate movements cause gap.

[SaiSai-ickg]

It looks like a cantilever beam, fixed at one end and free at the other end.
It's my POV..😊

[mikevecchio]

Obviously there's very little weight-bearing on it and it's connected at the top. Simply put... Items don't float.
Countless of times things have settled in just a matter of decades in our residential home or business that we all inhabit daily. Those effects were no different back then. The floor settled out and the top was connected is my official explanation. I've been in construction for over 30 years and now consider myself a materials expert.

[AbXy-rgth]

The pillar makes contact on one side of its corner

[paygecpltd.]

The photos didn't show the spread of cloth on all four sides of the pillar at the same time. May be a very small portion at a corner of the pillar may taking all the load.

[herc]

Not true, on one corner they all touch the ground but they are so build that they are stabilised thru that one point over diagonal line . It’s still very impressive architecture accomplishment

[PR-ppzc]

It's in karnataka which more then this Bellur halebedu temple 🛕 u can't see the gap. The guide past a news paper underneath it to our surprise 😮

[mintooji]

They were us from a distant planet after or before the so called great flood.
They had advanced knowledge of construction.
We are still in recollection of the lost knowledge of our distant planet beings.

[journeyofsucesss]

we are not discovering anything new in this world. we are just re-discovering the things which were discovered thousands years ago..

[raymondfredenburg]

Pretty sure it wasn't done on purpose

[DRPdtPSukeniMScPhD]

"... Drop your theory bellow ! ..."
Iya lek kuwi duduk gambar
edhitan !!

Yang pasti harus lihat dan dekat lebih dahulu sebelum tahu what is going on !!

[SonnyParadise]

They didn’t do it. Most likely the ground settled slightly and separated it slightly. 🤦🏻‍♂️ come on people, you have to be smarter than this

[A_for_AML]

Nonsense
Temple carved in single rock
Or
Pillar is itself part of roof
But
When its ild time abd related to Hindu temple, it's miracle😂 or it's "wow ancient talented hindu~ 😂😂😂😂
And sanatan 🤣😁😁😁🤣😊