Water running UPHILL

Filmed at Devonport Leat, Dartmoor National Park, UK.

[firstnamelastname]

I don't want to burst your sunny bubble but the Incas in Peru (1000 BC) used to irrigate their crops up in the mountains with water running down in the valleys. It is a gentle zig zag pattern going uphill with a clever little vortex (the magic part) at each elbow of the zig zag.You can still see it being used in some places. It is a very clever thing when you see it from a distance; water flowing 300/400 mts below watering the crops 300/400 mts up in a mountain.

[racheller]

I feel like this is a good argument for around Earth I believe an oval Earth actually but even though there's a hill it's possibly the curvature of the earth and it explains everything

[qadrifaizan]

This way of water flowing upstream had been developed in Kashmir that too around 1000-1100 years ago. Ancient people had wisdom and knowledge

[theoutdoorexplorer]

Thats really cool! Great channel btw, I love the outdoors as well

[JamesHawkeYouTube]

Some people think water can stick to a ball in outer space.

[Shelljul]

It means there are empty rooms down and the gravity becomes different. Gravitational fields are different in this spot. There are rivers that flow uphill in Cyprus, Armenia, Kenia, Greece, Oman.

[justinclark]

People talk about "we need free energy".
Divinely comical, for thousands of years man used ships with sails when not enough wind they had to row and as many men row as one they had the power to move the ship.
Blows my mind when people say we need free energy.
Society thinking "ohh this is new, look what we created"
Nothing new under the sun.