A Book in Every home - by Ed Leedskalnin (original book scan 1936)

Gardener

antigravity said:

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Pogi-18 said:

If anyone hasn't done it yet, going back to hieroglyphics and Mesopotamian tablets is a great way to "piggy-back" on Ed's work. Perhaps it's easier to analyze well preserved 3-dimensional carvings than Ed's black and white pictures.

yeah i know that's how i cracked it along with the bible and a book in every home
ed's machine is that man in that rocket on that tablet
note he is operating the CROSS

...interesting... go ahead.

antigravity

Gardener said:

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antigravity said:

Pogi-18 said:

If anyone hasn't done it yet, going back to hieroglyphics and Mesopotamian tablets is a great way to "piggy-back" on Ed's work. Perhaps it's easier to analyze well preserved 3-dimensional carvings than Ed's black and white pictures.

yeah i know that's how i cracked it along with the bible and a book in every home
ed's machine is that man in that rocket on that tablet
note he is operating the CROSS

...interesting... go ahead.

i must of been in the middle of editing my post when you quoted me..
its on my last post but if you are interested in my theory..
http://magneticuniverse.com/discussion/342/my-far-fetched-theory-i-would-like-to-share#latest

Ones65118

In my opinion this is still the oldest edition found yet.