• 27:41 - 29:15
John Hamer & Shannon Rowan | EMF Damage, Ancient Mysteries, & Royal Society Deceptions
Greek Fire, Lycurgus Cup, Ancient Nanotechnology
The authors discuss Greek Fire, a Byzantine chemical weapon that burned on water, and the Lycurgus Cup, a Roman artifact that changes color based on light. The cup's properties are attributed to silver and gold nanoparticles ground to 50 nanometers in diameter. This suggests that ancient civilizations possessed a sophisticated understanding of materials science and nanotechnology long before the modern era.