Dr. Jarl and how Tibetan monks made rocks float

Dr. Jarl and how Tibetan monks made rocks float

The world today uses the power of artificial intelligence and other technologies (especially electromagnetics) to make large and small objects float.

Whether these have been exploited to achieve a desired result in this direction is unknown to us and, as usual, is likely to be reserved for the military-industrial complex.

Apparently, however, for centuries - if not for millennia - there has been another way of levitating objects, which was used by Tibetan monks for several more years.

An acoustic method is used for this.

Acoustic levitation is the result of a sound technology or sound application to make objects float. A Swedish doctor, Dr. Jarl, found out that it could also be used to levitate large rocks.

Hovering with the help of acoustics has allegedly already been put into practice by many people and organizations, including NASA.

NASA used this method to conduct anti-gravity experiments, and Chinese scientists used the same method to levitate small animals in 2006 (probably much earlier).

But what is the difference between the levitation of rocks by Tibetan monks and how it works today, and what does science say about it?

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