STEEL CASING. How are knightly armors physiologically unrealistic for the human anatomy? скачать в хорошем качестве

STEEL CASING. How are knightly armors physiologically unrealistic for the human anatomy?

You've been told medieval knights wore this armor into battle. But what if these metal shells were never designed for humans at all? We'll break down the mathematics historians ignore. Calculate the waist size, joint angles, and heat physics. Numbers don't lie — people do. 48cm waist circumference? A human ribcage won't fit. Knee joints bending backwards? That's shattered bones, not protection. Mirror finish with 0.1mm precision? That's factory production, not medieval forges. Those "child-sized" suits with battle damage? Not children. Something else. Something standardized. Something manufactured, not born. After 1480, the technology collapsed completely. 30 years — all skills vanished. As if factories suddenly stopped and savages started copying what they couldn't understand. This isn't craftsmanship evolution. This is post-apocalypse. We're looking at artifacts from a civilization erased from textbooks. The armor is what they didn't have time to destroy. Every restoration erases evidence. Every year the truth dissolves in museum archives. Soon only display cards will remain — and proving the truth becomes impossible. This armor didn't protect humans. We're waking up. And they're hiding the evidence before we fully open our eyes. 👉 SUBSCRIBE to discover what else is locked behind museum glass.