@bassforge.us: Theres something strange in this temple in India, and I think we may be underestimating what these things are. Weirdest thing is, its on the ceiling.. This is the Keshava Temple, it is in the Hoysala style, and stand out from other temples due to the technological look of their interior sculptures. These are the same temples with the pillars that look like sound waves. Which had me investigating if I could play the pillars in some way.. still working on that one. The craziest things by far are these ceilings though. Their called domical bay ceilings and the designs are breathtaking. Some resemble cymatics, this one looks like a particle collider in quantum physics, but Keshava got me questioning things. So I follow this guy Neil who does these cool simulations of waves and how different shapes interact with them. He made a simulation of a water droplet with nodes in a circular array to create interference. The Nodes in this array shape that wave into exactly what we see on the ceiling of this temple. So if this isnt some sort of antenna tech, where did the design inspiration come from? It doesn’t pull from existing Hindu designs so what was its predecessor? If its solely a place of worship, why are there so many parallels with our technology. Does it indicate utility? I think we’re about to find out. #ancientindia #india #hindu #temple #vibration #wave #ancient #ancientknowledge #physics #simulation #matrix #scienceismagic #wakaan #fyp#greenscreenvideo

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