Latvian emigrant who between 1923 and his death in 1951 quarried and raised roughly 1,100 tons of oolitic limestone single-handed at Coral Castle in Florida, working at night, refusing observers, and never explaining his method. He self-published pamphlets on what he called magnetic current, which is why he recurs in Anti-Gravity and free-energy lore. Christopher Dunn devotes Chapter Six of The Giza Power Plant to him as modern proof that megaliths can be moved by non-obvious means. What the site actually demonstrates is one determined man with patience, leverage and twenty-eight years.
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Coral Castle · Christopher Dunn · Anti-Gravity · Nikola Tesla