Newport Tower History, Brownell Public Library

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  • čas přidán 13. 09. 2024

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  • @smileawhile3788
    @smileawhile3788 Před 3 lety +1

    Wonderful presentation!

  • @jeannineclarkdunlap2322

    Marvelous explaination!

  • @jayizzett
    @jayizzett Před 9 měsíci

    Amazing

  • @jonsknows5471
    @jonsknows5471 Před 7 lety +4

    Mind thoroughly blown!
    Most important person in all of that info...Jim Egan.

  • @johncampbell4382
    @johncampbell4382 Před 6 lety +2

    16:25 John Dee (1527 to 1609) claims in his 7th book that Queen Elizabeth the the First has rights to claim North American because King Arthur visited it and claimed it for England. The same King Arthur that some historians claim never existed. "Dee used Geoffrey's inclusion of Ireland in Arthur's imperial conquests to argue that Arthur had established a 'British empire' abroad." [52]
    O. J. Padel, 'Arthur (supp. fl. in or before 6th cent.)', Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, Sept 2004
    Source Wikipedia and Wikipedia footnote [52]

    • @MrGerryodonothing
      @MrGerryodonothing Před 4 lety

      The only people who had rights to America were those who lived there and the only people who visited them were the Irish and all they brought with them was the understanding of the skies and the big ball of fire that became a symbol of life simply because if it disappeared today they could sit up in their graves and laugh and say we told you lot that but you didn't listen. We left it all over the world from éire to the med to persia and asia and china and america and africa and back again, did you not see our monuments to it? It dies for three days in december and then rises on the third day, we built a whole belirf system on it, have you not heard of it?

  • @MarcCreedon
    @MarcCreedon  Před 7 lety +2

    For a deeper look at Jim Egan's exploration into numbers systems and how they relate to John Dee, Buckminster Fuller, and the design of the Newport Tower see Jim's presentation at the Design Science Symposium held at RISD czcams.com/video/P1cL9ug5Nls/video.html

  • @jayare2620
    @jayare2620 Před 2 lety +1

    Jim Egan's work represents an all too rare of actual intelligent scholarship in place of the speculations, superstition and outright nonsense that is 95% OF YT "information" videos.

  • @fugotmusic
    @fugotmusic Před 7 lety +2

    fascinating subject, captivating presentation, and really amazing amount of effort and work to put it all together. Still I wonder, does the tower point at anything else? Are calenders and time all that Dee was into?

    • @newporttowermuseum
      @newporttowermuseum Před 7 lety +2

      John Dee was a polymath. He was interested in many subjects. He was an expert on the art of navigation and helped all the great early Elizabethan explorers. He was an expert cartographer and his best friend was Gerard Mercator, one of the best cartographers on the continent. Dee was an expert in geometry having helped make the first English translation of Euclid's Elements. He was a brilliant mathematician and invented the use of the colon for proportion, which we still use today. He was a wordsmith and was the “first to use” 144 words printed in the English language. His two favorite architects were Vitruvius and Leon Batista Alberti, who wrote about using optics, geometry, and mathematics in the proportions of buildings. Dee was a great historian, particularly of the England history dating back to King Arthur and Brutus. He was also involved in several mining projects, particularly for tin in western England. He was deficient in anything I would say he wasn't much of an athlete. How could he accomplish all of the stuff? In college, he studied 18 hours a day. He collected a library of over 4000 books and manuscripts. Also, he didn't have a TV or a Facebook account. And never tweeted once.

    • @tysanders8836
      @tysanders8836 Před 3 lety

      fugotmusic tower points to kensington MN ,but also the bottom of Nolans cross points to tower from NS. It was just revealed that an alignment starting at the Temple Mount aligns thru frances main throughway and across to NS and lands on the top of Nolans cross on oak island. Some say The beginning of a land claim for the founding of America. Either way ....interesting.

  • @jamesdoughty8086
    @jamesdoughty8086 Před 5 lety +2

    OK... Well, so long to my theory ancient Atlanteans built it to keep tabs on the Lemurians, escalating the nuclear tensions between the two.

  • @kinochdotcom
    @kinochdotcom Před 4 lety +1

    Collapsing the Wave Function, this is strangely almost like a Quantum Mechanics experiment

  • @hoofheartedewe740
    @hoofheartedewe740 Před 6 lety

    Convergence of multifaceted brilliance

  • @carlboucher2643
    @carlboucher2643 Před 3 lety

    Timestamp 36 seconds!! With all due respect sir! Your statement is at 36 SEC! this is a picture!?????

  • @carlboucher2643
    @carlboucher2643 Před 3 lety

    This structure is in was part of a map! No ifs ands or buts about it

  • @duru2882
    @duru2882 Před 7 měsíci

    It's not a lighthouse, the location tells you that, a windmill maybe, lot of extra work in the arches for a machine!!!

  • @carlboucher2643
    @carlboucher2643 Před 3 lety

    Timestamp 37 seconds! You claim this is a picture! Approximately above your elbow of your right arm there is a mountain in your picture? To the left of the tower just beyond the tree there is another clearly defined Mound in your picture? Picture picture picture picture your words not mine! If that's a picture I would hate to see what an artist rendering would look like? These are just uneducated observations

  • @carlboucher2643
    @carlboucher2643 Před 3 lety

    Timestamp 35 seconds! No one knows who when it was built?? Case in point what kind of a lecturer makes that kind of a statement? No one knows who's the wind was built? Is it me or? Timestamp 35 seconds listen to that statement! No one no Hoosier when it was built?

  • @carlboucher2643
    @carlboucher2643 Před 3 lety

    It's part of a map is part of a map is part of a map is part of a map. Although it could be just a really cool pile of rocks? Which is and always has been part of a map LOL

  • @carlboucher2643
    @carlboucher2643 Před 3 lety

    25 minutes and 51 seconds you do not build a structure like that just from reading a book! There were hundreds of these structures up and down the Northeast Coast

  • @crestedduck64
    @crestedduck64 Před 7 lety +3

    The tower was built by the Portuguese KnightsTemplars way before the 1500's and it's twin is in the entrance to their headquarters in Tomar Portugal. Dighton Rock in the Taunton River was inscribed in 1511 by Miguel Corte Real(His descendants go by the name Cotrell nowadays, my sister inlaw is one of his ) . My Portuguese ancestors are all connected to that Dighton Rock & 1511, and my grt grandfather Domingos lived on the family land by the brook just north of Dighton Rock. My family sold Dighton some land by the brook for the Dighton Water Dept many years ago.... Google earth will show you where Brook St in Dighton crosses the brook , and that was my Portuguese ancestors property since back in the 1500's.
    Domingos is Latin meaning "Belongs To God " ! My ancestors were Portuguese Sephardic Hebrews/Jews...real Jews ! And they were brought here to "New Jerusalem" as it was called back then,and protected from the RCC inquisitions by the Portuguese KnightsTemplars.."aka..Knights of the Cross of the Christ " Whom the RCC hated and held ZERO AUTHORITY OVER THEM !
    By the way I am Robert Wayne Shutt, and I was the original "Ocean State Handyman " and grew up in Harrisville RI, the town built by a Portuguese Sephardic Hebrew/Jew named "Austin T Levy" and my house was less than 100 yards away from his mansion on East Ave..rt 107. I delivered newspapers as a teen from one end of 107 to the other! And I still have Portuguese relatives living in Dighton,Somerset,Fall River, New Bedford, and all over SE Mass and neighboring RI areas.
    Here's a vid with the real facts for you all to know the truth ! Dr Manuel Luciano DaSilva talks about Dighton Rock, his 511th and final presentation after 64 years of research and personal involvement in getting Dighton Rock out of the sludge in the river and into it's current museum ! czcams.com/video/zSNuY7u6PMI/video.html

    • @MrGerryodonothing
      @MrGerryodonothing Před 4 lety

      Nope it was built by the Irish and bears all the Hallmarks of it. The Portugese did not possess the Harp so would not have had the knowledge.

  • @mattbutler8880
    @mattbutler8880 Před 2 lety

    Amphetamine

  • @carlboucher2643
    @carlboucher2643 Před 3 lety

    The first British colony I believe it has been established was in Roanoke Virginia! In my humble and educated opinion this guy is not giving you a history lesson he is selling you a history lesson!