Topic: Sacsayhuaman

Research into 238 ancient monuments reveals that a significant majority are precisely aligned to "North Pole Prime," the theoretical North Pole location during Earth's state two. Sites including the Xi'an pyramids in China, Sacsayhuaman, and the city of Gor in Iran show these specific alignments. Notably, the shaft angles within the Khufu pyramid are cited as pointing toward this secondary pole, suggesting these multi-generational projects served as markers for previous or future rotational states.

New measurements using satellite imagery confirm that many ancient monuments, such as Newgrange in Ireland, are aligned to North Pole Prime rather than solar events like the winter solstice. This "obsequience" suggests that ancient builders were obsessed with the celestial North Pole as the "unmovable mover" and the seat of God. The theory builds upon the work of Sir Isaac Newton, who suspected the Khufu pyramid was intimately connected to Earth's destructive cataclysmic cycles.

The Cuban underwater formation, discovered by oceanographer Paula Zalitsky, is identified as a state two monument that was above sea level during the last rotation. Other geological anomalies, such as the Gobi Desert and the saline flats of Australia, are explained as the result of oceanic cascades during the 104-degree shift. Additionally, the "plastic deformation" of massive stones at Sacsayhuaman suggests that ancient builders used unknown technologies to construct survival shelters at high elevations.