1500's Sibiu Manuscript describes multi-stage rockets, with accurate diagrams, and other modern technology

Another video on the subject

shameful OP bump because this is way more interesting than any other ancient text we know of and haven't discussed yet

Anyone know of anything else good like this?

"We do know from history that Johann Schmidlap, a 16th-century Bavarian fireworks maker, and rocket pioneer, was the first to experiment with two-stage and three-stage rockets around 1590.

Before the discovery of the Sibiu manuscript, the earliest details of a three-stage rocket was attributed to Kazimierz Siemienowicz, a Polish specialist in artillery, who published details about rocketry in his 1650 treatise Artis Magnae Artilleriae Pars Prima."

“But my advice is for more peace and no war, leaving the rifles calmly in storage, so the bullet is not fired, the gunpowder is not burned or wet, so the prince keeps his money, the arsenal master his life; that is the advice Conrad Haas gives.”

Conraad was a modern day genius who has never once been mentioned in any accounts of the history of aerodynamics, but is strangely officially recognized by NASA as the founding father of rocketeering essentially.

Meant to add this [link to www.ancient-code.com (secure)]

Very interesting! 5 stars!

for later.

:) Yeah I thought this one was a special one deserving a post for sure

The videos are short no worries :)

Classic GLP, OP!

Bravo!

Unfortunately, I don't have the time atm to dive into this, but it certainly looks extremely interesting...so I've put it in my personal pins.

It certainly looks like knowledge that's been suppressed.



Oh...and pin request!


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Last Edited by esotericMorgan on 07/15/2019 10:20 PM

There is straight up like 2 articles in existence wrote about this other than official records and NASA's statement on it

It's suspiciously ignored by all history books, but in a really weird way, like not maliciously, but weirdly just ignored like, nobody even knows this has historically existed and been known of and even more, officially recognized and addressed

It's the weirdest thing, but it doesn't seem like suppression

And on top of that it's like it popped out of nowhere like 3 days ago, like a Mandela effect

That's the weirdest thing I've found about this so far aside from it's stunning degree of official recognition

Fascinating stuff, thanks for bringing it to the table! So much of our history has been swept under the rug, or stashed away in the Smithsonian's Basement!

I've been looking into the book(s) "Lies My History Teacher Told Me."
Pretty amazing how much bullshit we've been expected to swallow just because it's in a textbook!

Although he's been calling them out a long time, we're still being fed the same old lies!

Well here's the weird part

It just seems like this came out of nowhere and just exists now

I don't think this was suppressed

The fact this was never spoke of by any shows or anything is so fucking weird

GLP deserves good content

Very interesting. Thanks OP!

You're welcome, I hope you enjoyed learning about this cool ass manuscript

Thanks Morgan