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The secrets of ancient flying machines


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We all who are been interesting about secrets, UFO:s, ancient civilizations, and technology have heard the stories about ancient flying machines and levitation, what might seem incredible. But at the same time we usually forget, that this kind of systems were miracles in that time, and when we are thinking the ancient levitation machines, we must realize, that Chinese have been invented warm air balloon before year zero, and when we are thinking about heavier-than-air solutions, we must say that those devices are needed only the warm air under the body. The ancient Indians might also know that the parachutes can also be used for rising the craft from the ground.


There is only need to make the fire under that device, and then the parachute can raise the device from the ground by the rising air. But there is another way to raise the vehicle from the ground, and that uses volcanic heat in those machines. The volcanic heat can raise even the big device from the ground because the device can be over the heating point long period, and then the heated air would be collected under this device. The French inventors called Montgolfier brothers used this technology in their first warm air balloon, what was introduced for King Ludwig XIV in the year 1734.


The fire was made under the warm air balloon, and then that device was raised from the ground in the front of the Solar King and his court. The idea of this flight might come from some writings of ancient civilizations. And in here I must say that digging the cave under the device, there would be change to make very much warm air for those flying machines. And the levitation can also be made by using acetylene flame, what can be burned inside those balloons. The temperature of that flame is 3500 degrees Celsius, and that could make those devices rise with very high speed.


Maybe later in the modern time, some inventors tried to use electric arcs in them, but in the modern times the microwaves can be targeted to that kind of devices, and the microwave transmitters can be used from the ground. And in this imagination device the flying device would sit on the microwave transmitter, and then the heated air would pull the device to the skies. This kind of devices could be aviation of tomorrow. But this is only the speculation.

Sources:

Watch "Vimana: 6000 Years Old Levitation Machines of Ancient India - Lost History" on YouTube https://youtu.be/ZLhvac4asUY

http://pocketcultures.com/2011/11/23/hot-air-balloons-a-french-invention/

Montgoflier-brothers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montgolfier_brothers

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