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No i havent Classical, but im putting in this song from the Moody Blues Album Days Of Future past 1967, which was incorporated into their time-travel experiments....
Captain Leale Martelli - The Odyssey in the Realms of Time
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You see this is what happens to me Classical, when i suffer from sleep deprivation
Im plzd you liked the track
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The Vatican chronovisor if true, was built in 1952-1956. It's been more than 60 years now. Aditionally, consider that in the late 60's early 70's according to Andrew Basiago, DARPA had a 3D chronovisor working with a crystal and holograms.
So, I do believe that with today's technology and electronic parts ready available to all, it might be not too difficult as one thinks to replicate it.
Only a starting point is required.
I have a feeling that the original chronovisor was not totally electronic. Most likely, radionics was also involved. Psychics with psychometric powers have the ability to access past events. This is made possible by his/her special type of orgone/ectoplasm, etc., whatever you choose to call the term. So, maybe Father Ernetti had this type of ability and his chronovisor was just an amplified tuner to make things easier.
However, the DARPA's device might have been something different, but we do not really know.
I propose if anyone is interested, a starting technical discussion about the concept and fundamentals of the chronovisor.
So, I do believe that with today's technology and electronic parts ready available to all, it might be not too difficult as one thinks to replicate it.
Only a starting point is required.
I have a feeling that the original chronovisor was not totally electronic. Most likely, radionics was also involved. Psychics with psychometric powers have the ability to access past events. This is made possible by his/her special type of orgone/ectoplasm, etc., whatever you choose to call the term. So, maybe Father Ernetti had this type of ability and his chronovisor was just an amplified tuner to make things easier.
However, the DARPA's device might have been something different, but we do not really know.
I propose if anyone is interested, a starting technical discussion about the concept and fundamentals of the chronovisor.
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Speaking now of the technology behind the mysterious object is undoubtedly premature.
The history of the object is of an immensity almost unimaginable. The time to talk also about this will arrive.
For now we continue with the history and with the personages that are in some way part of the mysterious object history.
We talk about the journey from Damietta.
The Latin cargo ship used by the Templars was already equipped with equipment comprising: a commander, 2 skippers, twenty mariners, two oxen hauling and a "verrocchio" (a kind of winch).
When the Templars arrived near the port of Damietta, the port was already besieged by the Muslims, then the Templars sent a Turcopole on horseback to warn the crew of their arrival so they could load up fast and leave.
The object was packed in Tanta with camel skins, some of these skins were not correctly tanned and this created a problem of bad smell.
To make matters worse the bad smell, in addition to the heat, there was also the animal fat used to slide the object on the turcopoli chariot. The crew tried to fix the problem by wetting the object with vinegar, but with poor results.
The history of the object is of an immensity almost unimaginable. The time to talk also about this will arrive.
For now we continue with the history and with the personages that are in some way part of the mysterious object history.
We talk about the journey from Damietta.
The Latin cargo ship used by the Templars was already equipped with equipment comprising: a commander, 2 skippers, twenty mariners, two oxen hauling and a "verrocchio" (a kind of winch).
When the Templars arrived near the port of Damietta, the port was already besieged by the Muslims, then the Templars sent a Turcopole on horseback to warn the crew of their arrival so they could load up fast and leave.
The object was packed in Tanta with camel skins, some of these skins were not correctly tanned and this created a problem of bad smell.
To make matters worse the bad smell, in addition to the heat, there was also the animal fat used to slide the object on the turcopoli chariot. The crew tried to fix the problem by wetting the object with vinegar, but with poor results.
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The fourth and perhaps most important relic was entrusted to the man who found her and that was waiting for Roberto da Volterra at the mosque in Tanta.
This warrior was a noble (very important data) Knight Templar, a veteran of the Crusades. This noble Templar was very critical of the cardinal deacon Pelagius, who was the cause of the military campaign failure in Egypt, in the noble Templar opinion. It was also very critical of Pope Honorius III guilty of having entrusted this delicate mission to a person unprepared as Cardinal Pelagius.
The noble Templar was not convinced of entrusting the relic in these hands even if he wanted it to be kept in Rome.
But we talk about the history of this relic and the noble Knight Templar who found it...
This warrior was a noble (very important data) Knight Templar, a veteran of the Crusades. This noble Templar was very critical of the cardinal deacon Pelagius, who was the cause of the military campaign failure in Egypt, in the noble Templar opinion. It was also very critical of Pope Honorius III guilty of having entrusted this delicate mission to a person unprepared as Cardinal Pelagius.
The noble Templar was not convinced of entrusting the relic in these hands even if he wanted it to be kept in Rome.
But we talk about the history of this relic and the noble Knight Templar who found it...
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Notes:
-Three relics had already been loaded on board of a cargo Latin ship docked at the port of Damietta. This Latin ship was chartered specifically by Cardinal Pelagius by the Venetians. The Cardinal himself took charge of the relics recovery. The last relic, together with the treasure, was assigned to the Italian Templar Roberto da Volterra.
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-Three relics had already been loaded on board of a cargo Latin ship docked at the port of Damietta. This Latin ship was chartered specifically by Cardinal Pelagius by the Venetians. The Cardinal himself took charge of the relics recovery. The last relic, together with the treasure, was assigned to the Italian Templar Roberto da Volterra.
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The noble knight was nicknamed "the Knight of the two helmets." Here's why: it is said that the noble knight came across in relic during a battle for a temple in the desert. When he saw that object he realized that it was a discovery certainly important and decided to take it with him. Knight was suspicious of the importance of the object by the fact that it was hidden in the temple in three coffers, one inside the other like a Russian doll. The noble knight, during the battle hid the relic inside a Norman helmet , it was the helmet of one of his comrades in arms who died in battle. But here the amazing thing: the relic dissolved the dried blood that dirtied the helmet just after contact. And even more incredible the relic welded to the helmet inseparably. In the future I will reveal how it was possible unsolder the relic from the helmet ...
The knight, from then on, always carried with him also this helmet without ever revealing its precious contents. For this he was called "the knight of the two helmets."
The knight followed Roberto da Volterra, but it was not his intention to hand over the relic to the Cardinal Pelagius, papal legate. Roberto did not oppose to the knight at the time and decided that would address the problem later, especially as Roberto did not approve the military strategy of the Cardinal deacon Pelagius. According to Roberto Pelagius was man without wisdom and sense of value.
The knight, from then on, always carried with him also this helmet without ever revealing its precious contents. For this he was called "the knight of the two helmets."
The knight followed Roberto da Volterra, but it was not his intention to hand over the relic to the Cardinal Pelagius, papal legate. Roberto did not oppose to the knight at the time and decided that would address the problem later, especially as Roberto did not approve the military strategy of the Cardinal deacon Pelagius. According to Roberto Pelagius was man without wisdom and sense of value.
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Roberto da Volterra, not knowing much languages, enlisted the help of an interpreter, a very important person in the history. He was a Armenian monaco who knew several languages: Hebrew, Arabic, French, Latin, German, Mongolian, greek, Hispanic, Portuguese. He was an expert scribe expert in medicine, philosophy, botany, astronomy.
It was a peculiar person that behaved strangely at times. Some people, especially in the ecclesiastical world, called him a heretic. The Armenian monaco followed Roberto from Egypt to Valle Benedetta who at that time was not called Valle Benedetta. Years earlier, after some ups and downs in Syria and some disputes with Pope Innocent III the Armenian monaco self-exile in a tower-stronghold near Bibbona. When Roberto contacted him, the Monaco would not follow him, but once he learned that they had to go to Egypt, he changed his mind. The Armenian monaco played with Roberto, he already knew that he would come looking for him and already knew that they would leave together.
There is a whole chapter of the tome Arabic speaking of monaco Armenian. Briefly describes the monaco very high, almost impressive, neck in the place of a cross bearing a pendant with represented a phoenix, it is said that he took during his stay in Syria. From that moment he changed his attitude even towards the Catholic Church.
The monaco helped a lot Roberto, we can say without a doubt that any decision taken by Roberto was recommended and supervised by the Armenian monaco.
Anyone who was talking to monaco did not call him a heretic, but simply the Armenian. In the not ecclesiastical world when referred to him called him the Armenian magician. Roberto called him Armenian. Of the monaco end we know very little, the only thing that is certain is that once the mission ended he retired on the shores of England and his traces were lost.
Anecdote: it is thought that it was the Armenian to recommend Roberto to take the mysterious object from the mosque.
The Armenian magician was very disdainful towards those around him. When he spoke of the pope called him "the last of the mortals." The people who he detested were called "foolish mortals". He called the people indifferent to him simply "mortals". He called the estimated people "noble mortals". So he called Roberto da Volterra.
It was a peculiar person that behaved strangely at times. Some people, especially in the ecclesiastical world, called him a heretic. The Armenian monaco followed Roberto from Egypt to Valle Benedetta who at that time was not called Valle Benedetta. Years earlier, after some ups and downs in Syria and some disputes with Pope Innocent III the Armenian monaco self-exile in a tower-stronghold near Bibbona. When Roberto contacted him, the Monaco would not follow him, but once he learned that they had to go to Egypt, he changed his mind. The Armenian monaco played with Roberto, he already knew that he would come looking for him and already knew that they would leave together.
There is a whole chapter of the tome Arabic speaking of monaco Armenian. Briefly describes the monaco very high, almost impressive, neck in the place of a cross bearing a pendant with represented a phoenix, it is said that he took during his stay in Syria. From that moment he changed his attitude even towards the Catholic Church.
The monaco helped a lot Roberto, we can say without a doubt that any decision taken by Roberto was recommended and supervised by the Armenian monaco.
Anyone who was talking to monaco did not call him a heretic, but simply the Armenian. In the not ecclesiastical world when referred to him called him the Armenian magician. Roberto called him Armenian. Of the monaco end we know very little, the only thing that is certain is that once the mission ended he retired on the shores of England and his traces were lost.
Anecdote: it is thought that it was the Armenian to recommend Roberto to take the mysterious object from the mosque.
The Armenian magician was very disdainful towards those around him. When he spoke of the pope called him "the last of the mortals." The people who he detested were called "foolish mortals". He called the people indifferent to him simply "mortals". He called the estimated people "noble mortals". So he called Roberto da Volterra.