Possible new reason for stone henge.

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I've put this in the Science section, because the thought is quite scientific in the details, although it does involve ancient monuments.

I have been studying ancient structures to see if there is evidence of ancient technology. Certainly Tiahuanaco carved stones are very complex and the local population say it was built by the Gods overnight. Quite often nobody knows who built these structures and it is presumed they fit in with local archaeology.

I am particularly interested in the anomalies of these sites. In Mexico for example at the Pyramid of the Sun and Moon it was found that the upper chamber floor had a thick slab layer of Mica, that had travelled 2000km in one giant piece! And that the other flat topped pyramids had an upper surface of Mica.
And the stories that surround the Ark of the Covenant. I have researched this subject for about 25 years now. The conclusion I am coming to is a little unorthodox to say the least.

To help me understand the concepts better I started learning about Ham radio and am now qualified at the foundation level, and will be taking intermediate before Christmas and hopefully Full licence by the close of next year. This will allow building and testing new antenna types.

What I am proposing, is that the Pyramids and Stone Henge may form a network of communication around the world, and can prove this piece by piece. Not only around the world, but off world too!

A bit more in depth:
Frequencies used today are classified as Longwave, mediumwave and shortwave for standard radio, but also HF High Frequency, VHF (Very High Frequency) and UHF - ultra high frequency. What you need to know is that the higher the frequency the shorter the wavelength is and also the shorter the range is.
To get very long range you need Very low frequencies. Typically anything under 14MHz will bounce off the ionosphere at a low angle and reach around the world. But also travels further in space.

But longer wavelengths need bigger antennas, so these structures need to be BIG! If you want a support to last a long time then it also would be best to make them from stone.

In the Radio ham world there is always development in antenna design. What is relatively new is the interest in magnetic loops. These have an advantage because they receive in the magnetic portion of the RF transmission. Because of this they are quieter to listen to, because most of the background static noise is electrical in origin, and has a smaller magnetic footprint.
 
The way a magnetic loop is "fed" with RF from a transmitted signal is from a gap in the loop. At this point there is high current, but low voltage. as the signal passes around the loop it transitions to a high voltage but low current at the opposite edge. This results in a radiated pattern at 90 degrees to the feedpoint, so basically if it is upright - you feed it at the base and the signal goes out mostly sideways.

In receive this is also true. Signals are best heard from the sides of the loop. These loops work both vertically and horizontally.
Typically a loop for 10M band (28MHz) is just over a meter in diameter. The lower the frequency - the larger the loop needs to be.

To transmit at 500khz you would need a loop larger than most gardens!

Height also has a bearing. There is a capacitive coupling effect, so it is more efficient to get the antenna in the air as much as you can. They will still work closer to the ground, just with some loss.

So, to make a large loop capable of listening and transmitting on 500KHz that will last a long time - you would need to construct a large solid structure in a ring shape with a flat top surface that is at least 3M above the ground.

- and that is what we can see at Stone Henge!

Some demonstration on the voltage distribution in magnetic loops -
 
This is an interesting theory. I’ve heard the theory that the pyramids could have been an energy source before but communication would make sense too. I’m amazed at the thought and work you have put into this. You may have found the answer to a mystery.
 
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If you throw in possible help from alien visitors into the mix, what would we likely do if we ever managed to travel the stars? Apart from helping planet populations in exchange for a bit of fuel and supplies along the way - wouldn't we also want to give them some method to communicate with us long after we left? It would have to be fairly robust so it isn't accidentally broken, last for thousands of years, be able to communicate deep into space, require no batteries, require no specialist knowledge to operate - just speak into the right place and listen to a reply. Quite a tall order for a design, but I believe possible.
 
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Hopefully I can write it all down in a book eventually. There is quite a lot of it. Problem is it would show that if such things existed, then where did it come from, and where did it go?- and that creates more questions.

From what I can see of the old technology, those that built things knew the formulas without much trial and error happening. There didn't seem to be a gradual learning phase of development - no half finished stone henges laying about abandoned because they didn't get it right.
 
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If you throw in possible help from alien visitors into the mix, what would we likely do if we ever managed to travel the stars? Apart from helping planet populations in exchange for a bit of fuel and supplies along the way - wouldn't we also want to give them some method to communicate with us long after we left? It would have to be fairly robust so it isn't accidentally broken, last for thousands of years, be able to communicate deep into space, require no batteries, require no specialist knowledge to operate - just speak into the right place and listen to a reply. Quite a tall order for a design, but I believe possible.
This really explains your concept. Thanks