I find it easy to assume information is 'quickly' lost throughout the many years on earth. And as noted, the victors do the rewriting. A prominent point in this video is that sound creates physical form. The ancients seem to have realized this, and more. What kind of form were they creating? What was their intention? Gold, slavery and the winged serpent appear to be clues.
My research on gold:
Outside of the video here are some outstanding properties of gold:
- Astronauts wear gold coated visors in space, not as a fashion statement, but to protect their eyes from dangerous sun rays. Gold covers many parts of space crafts and modules to deflect harmful radiation.
The windows of entire buildings, like the Royal Bank Plaza building in Toronto, are coated in gold to reflect light and decrease utility bills. - Used as a chemical catalyst, tiny gold particles are used in industrial settings to provide a cleaning mechanism for chemical reactions. It is important for pollution control, energy production and food production.
- One of the most exciting uses of gold in medicine is precision delivery of medication to fight cancer. Microscopic gold covered "medicine bullets" are fired at targeted cells then activated to release their load.
- Gold is the 3rd most conductive to allow electricity to pass through. 2nd is copper, then 1st being silver. Analyzing a few properties quickly, gold stands far from the 3 in pound per cubic foot (weight / density). 1204.3 for gold. Copper 554.7 and Silver at 650.2, Silver being about twice as 'light'.
- Melting points of the 3 top metals vary by 300degrees F, with Silver melting at the lowest temperature and gold in the middle. Gold (Au) has an atomic number of 79. Silver 47 and Copper 29. Of our 3, Gold has the least magnetic properties, at -28, silver @ -19.5 and copper @ -5.4 (non magnetic).
- Gold 'nuggets' do not naturally corrode, even on a geological timescale. Any corrosion products of gold or platinum tend to decompose spontaneously into pure metal, which is why these elements can be found in metallic form on Earth and have long been valued. (Very resistant to corrosion of many kinds, including chemical and electrical.) (gold is the most noble of noble metals, which means its the most resistant to corrosion).
- Used for electromagnetic shielding which includes, radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible light, ultraviolet, x-rays, and gamma rays. All waves via the sun, gold seems to reflect.
- Gold is very malleable, the most malleable of all metals! 1 gram can be beaten into a 1 square meter sheet! It can be beaten so thin, it will become translucent. Gilding has been used throughout time to cover different shapes and sizes with thin layers of gold, thus preserving the object.
- Supreme reflector: Gold filming or layers can provide a superior quality reflective surface, and is used in high performance telescopes, lasers, thermometers, missiles, rockets, helicopters and much more. One of the top companies in the gold laser reflection business says: “The performance of the vessels gave us nearly double the sensitivity, due in part to the extremely high reflectivity.”