LiDAR technology confirms a ‘lost city’ in the Brazilian Amazon | News

APIACÁS, BrazilAnd the 22 August 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The Brazilian Amazon may be the cradle of the world’s oldest city, as evidenced by map analysis at Apiacás/MT using LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) technology. The laser scanning is performed from an aircraft. This technology uses laser pulses that can penetrate vegetation without the need to cut through the bush. Pictures posted on Sunday (Aug. August 2022) During He lives-Youtube broadcast on Duqila Research Channel (minutean association of independent researchers) that the “Apiacás Lines” website was man-made.

in June With the permission of the Brazilian Ministry of Defense and using its own resources, Dakila researchers flew two aircraft over the site known as “Apiacás Lines” to survey it using LiDAR technology. Aerial photos of the site revealed surprising images symmetrical pattern It can be seen with the naked eye. The lines seem to be squares or streets of a possible ancient city. According to the dating provided by researchers from Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP) in Rio Claro (SP), a group of rocks found at this site that is about 1.5 billion years old.

“It took more than 30 years to find this place. It could be one of the greatest discoveries of all time: Ratanaba, the ‘lost city’ in the Brazilian Amazon. According to our studies, Ratanaba was the capital of the world, built by Muriel, a civilization Before the flood, its impact extends beyond the Brazilian Amazon and beyond, said Orander Fernández de Oliveira, president of the Brazilian Amazon and beyond, and currently has 16 study sites in the Amazon states of Rondônia, Amazonas, Amapá, Roraima and Acre.

Al-Athari explained during the live broadcast on the YouTube channel on Al-Duqaila Saul Evan Nerithese “straight lines” on Earth are quite different from the natural patterns of surface erosion in the region, indicating the human (man-made) origin of the “streaks”.

Manal Surveys of the local terrain and river basins in the area, conducted by the Brazilian Army and the Brazilian Geographical Institute, used in a comparative study with LiDAR images, confirmed human intervention.

The total area of ​​the “Apiacás Lines” surveyed using LIDAR technology is 95 hectares, and we can identify about 30 “blocks” and 30 “roads”. The “blocks” are about 50 meters high relative to the ground.

Sophisticated metal objects such as coins, medals, chests, and swords were found in various parts of the Amazon rainforest; non-glowing rocks that glow strangely in the dark; Skulls are rectangular, about 80 cm long, and one is fossilized Effects On a rock more than two meters high.

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