New 3D Scans Finally Reveal How Puma Punku’s H-Blocks Were Made скачать в хорошем качестве

New 3D Scans Finally Reveal How Puma Punku’s H-Blocks Were Made

At 12,800 feet in the Bolivian highlands lie 20-ton andesite blocks featuring H-shaped joints machined with such precision that modern engineers admit they cannot replicate them using the bronze-age tools the builders supposedly had—andesite has a hardness of 6-7 on the Mohs scale while bronze measures only 3-4, making it physically impossible to cut. New 2024 3D scans analyzed with industrial CAD software have exposed something even more disturbing: these aren't random carvings but standardized components following a modular blueprint with tolerances under 1 millimeter, revealing a sophisticated design system based on a 34-centimeter measurement grid that implies mass production, interchangeable parts, and engineering knowledge that shouldn't exist 1,500 years ago—or possibly much earlier.