Nan Madol “Venice of the Pacific”

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Joseph Newman, inventor of The Energy Machine, declared late in the last century that, “ the major effect in respect to hurricanes is electromagnetic. For a hurricane to sustain itself, it does not solely depend on the heat of the water on which it travels.” Newman concluded that temperature was of secondary importance in the production of a hurricane, adding that electromagnetism was the most important factor.

Pohnpei, the island attached to Nan Madol, has unique and constant subtle seismic activity. Seismic activity generates piezoelectricity. The piezoelectricity works within strangely magnetized basalt to focus a concentrated coronal discharge skyward. Thus making the location of Nan Madol the ancient weather manipulation structure.

Legends, myths, magic, truth, and theories. They all surround Nan Madol and provide us with many avenues to choose from, depending on how we want our story to come out. I read somewhere – “There is a little bit of truth in everything we say,” which leads me to believe that some of the legends and myths are entwined with truth.

Research continues today at Nan Madol and the tapestry of man made islets in Micronesia, and we will learn more about this strange place in the middle of the Pacific Ocean in the years to come.

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The Curse of  the Ruins of Nan Madol by Ivan McKerle
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Madeleine Noa is a freelance writer from Honolulu, Hawaii who has published articles on a wide range of topics including spas, real estate development in Hawaii, entertainment, luxury yachts, and history. She is also a copywriter and creates sales collateral for small businesses and corporations. She has been an associate writer for "IN" Magazine and "Second City" Magazine, having been published 13 times between the two publications. She currently is involved in the alternative energy industry and in helping to sustain a symphonic orchestra in Hawaii.

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