Topic: Rose Line

Greg Carlwood shares research Chad Stemke conducted on San Diego's "Fault Line Park," which features an installation titled "Fault Whisperer" by artist Po Shu Wang. The park contains stainless steel spheres that monitor the Rose Canyon Fault and broadcast musical notes based on tectonic movement. Stemke identifies esoteric elements in the park, including mounds and a serpentine path that mimics the famous Serpent Mound in Ohio.

The orbital path of the planet Venus traces a pentacle or rose shape in the sky, which Merrick identifies as the origin of the "Rose Line" and the name Roslyn. This celestial resonance pattern is tied to various goddesses and the concept of resurrection. Merrick also explains how the golden ratio is used in modern speaker enclosure design to create "dead" or non-echoing spaces, mirroring the acoustic intent of ancient temples.