the LAST NAZI SECRET, the HENGE in LUDWIGSDORF - and WHAT IS REALLY THERE NOW? episode 2

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So he hired the oldest local that he could find as a guide.
There is no one living who can tell him anything.

The German govt is making sure about that,
otherwise there would be some excavations, tunnel clearings, etc
like we see in Egypt and other places.

The guide always answered "yes".
The guide told him nothing.


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Kemono Yama

This reminds me of the tunnels in Seiglesbach Germany where i served as an MP. It was an old V2 missile base. during WWII. Many of the tunnels were closed up and sealed as were the old Nazi bunkers. I remember the bunkers had swastika in the bricks fronts. Some of the tunnels were accessible and only partially flooded in summer and the seals had broken. I was rumored a tunnel big enough to drive a regular 2.5 ton truck existed from there to Heilbronn. Even my German friends knew about the tunnels and bunkers on our base. It was forbidden to get caught in them. Any artifacts soldiers found were considered contraband and to be turned in to the armory. Some of us did go into a tunnel there but it was was mostly flooded and rat infested at that time. the whole underground network was flooded and sealed up supposedly but I knew the dog handlers there had found several tunnels they used at night.

 

Rob Ashton

I recall reading about structures similar to the "henge" that were found as the Red Army advanced into what had been Nazi occupied Ukraine and eastern Poland. The structure in Ukraine was apparently mostly destroyed, but the one in Poland was surrounded by hastily abandoned buildings that contained what appeared to be engineering workshops and administration blocks. The installation also had its own localised power generation system and was surrounded by what had been substantial multi layered defences. The most interesting aspect - for me anyway - was the "henge" itself. It was somewhat smaller than the one in the video, with the horizontal cross beams at the top supporting a huge copper ring. There were signs that a huge amount of current had been fed into the assembly too. The mind boggles. The Nazis were up to all kinds of weirdness.

 

Barry B

The channels in the wall may not be just for cabling so to speak. The channels are windings like those on an electrical motor. Note: each channel is equal distance from next , stacked vertically, and along one side of wall only. I did not count the channels but if there are 12.. The piping is most likely cooling water... and the piping travels toward a central direction. Something created a lot of heat. Looks like the Germans were building a... or trying to build cyclotron, betatron, or possibly an Aqueous homogeneous reactor. The idea of nuclear reaction had been around since the 1930s, and this facility may have been an attempt. Too bad some walls cant be breached. Would have a better idea of the facility footprint.... which ironically is very similar to that of a particular Soviet Krub circular array antenna. Too bad I can post a picture.

 

Read the comments posted below the actual video....
Plenty of theorys.....

James Reedy

Pipes adjacent to grooves in wall = Cooling inlets evenly spaced, complete coverage to cool a massive "coil" that was (judging by your footage) an experiment in anti-gravity. This would have been possible using "round" objects "within" a field. Likely spinning! Suggesting that "ufo" is a laymens reference to something mysterious above the ground. This would have been in a category of propulsion research. The tunnels, imo look like a way for a barracks to swarm an invading force. Otherwise you have too many blocked up at a doorway waiting to get mowed down as they come out. Why swarm? To give the Nazis a chance to protect secret research. The town was a cover for the research facility. The mine was the cover for them being underground. The power plant was meant to divert suspicion as an implement of a mining community.

 

mrbassman49

I think I'm going to dig out my old physics notebooks and journals, as I think I might have an idea of what they were attempting to do with the Gloker. The separation of magnetic fields, (shredding would be a better term. Ripping magnetic fields apart on an atomic particle level would result in a magnet/anti-magnet field being created within a strong mega-volt electrical field. Hence the massive power plant.), plus vortex compression to break through the barriers of time and space and allow the movement of objects through that break in the dimensional matrix. I think the Americans got it and the scientists behind it. Remember project rainbow and what happened to the crew and the reason it was and still is classified. I think the Germans had the same problem. In modern day particle physics they are looking at field separation and vortex compression to create a matter/dark matter propulsion drive

 

jeff snively

In the final bunker complex, it seems like it does not have emergency exits and firing slits bu rather it has numerous armoured observation posts. It is reminiscent of how v2 test launches were often observed from many angles to spot failures. Perhaps it was a testing area for some ordnance or "device". German observation positions were often a simple narrow vertical tunnel with a lader and a small seat which is what those "escape" laders look like. Nothing about those bunkers looks designed for combat, its more of an underground, bomb resistant, industrial site. The windows are clearly not intended for fighting. Defending from blasts not bullets. Also the position of the doors to the firing slits suggests they are just windows as they really would not have defended the door well. Either the engineer was sleeping on the job or designed that for completely different purposes than a standard defensive position. The last bunker complex looks a bit like some kind of test observation site. What area does this complex look out over? Towards the ring? Inwards towrads one test area?