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THE PYRAMIDS OF CHINA RTs OTe ay ES flight towards Assam. He finally sighted knowledge of the ancients, Countless tered icing conditions, and between the the Brahmaputra river below his plane, books have been written about the monas- mountains you were met with thick fog from which he was able to ascertain his teries, and the supposedly vast under- and cloud. Gaussman figured that the position, and eventually landed at his ground libraries in the area, Lhasa, they fuel lines of the aircraft were freezing up home base none the worse for wear. He _ say, holds the key to the history of man. and, although it was extremely dangerous, _ believes that the world will be amazed if Did the high priests of Lhasa use the he had no option but to descend to a__ this pyramid is ever found. geometry of the grid to create a global lower altitude. The engines began to run There was nothing around it", he said, network for communication, and a means smoothly again and the aircraft was flown "just a big pyramid sitting out in the for delving into the laws of nature? If so, in a hazardous zig-zag fashion through _wildemess. I figure it was extremely old. @ calculator programme should indicate | the mountain tops. A rough flight pattem Who built it? Why was it built? What's possible clues. was carried out that would return him to on the inside?" I found many interesting geometric his base in Assam, India. In his report to I too, would like to know the answer to coordinates which I will follow up at a an intelligence officer he said, "I banked those questions. If there is anything there later date. I would expect different com- to avoid a mountain and we came out the scientist have probably already found _binations of harmonic spacing to be used over a level valley. Directly below was a jt from the study of satellite photographs, for the many points established on the gigantic white pyramid. It looked like but are keeping quiet about it. earth's surface. This would tend to con- something out of a fairy tale. It was This whole general area has been fuse anyone guessing at the truth, and encased in shimmering white. This could shrouded in mystery for centuries, but "SUte Secrecy until the new science was have been metal, or some sort of stone. It ow that we are able to scan the entire Presented to the world. was pure white on all sides. The remark- gurface of the world by orbiting space The small amount of evidence that I able thing was the capstone, a huge piece cameras, it should not be long before have shown here is obviously not enough of jewel-like material that could have many secrets will be solved. One place, '© Prove the point fully, but should help to been crystal. There was no way we could which is of extreme interest, in this part of indicate an area of research which should have landed, although we wanted to. We the world, which may have a connection be very enlightening. If the great circle were struck by the immensity of the with the ancient sites is Lhasa, in Tibet. It distances between all the ancient struc- thing." is said that since historical times the ‘es were computed I am sure there Gaussman encircled the pyramid three Lamas, and high priests of this mountain u!d be many surprises. times then continued his hair-raising town have been guarding the secret & 66 NEXUS Continued from page 34 or OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 1992