Mysterious map of sixteenth-century Pierre Reese

- Gochar-Agochar-Devesh Mehta

- Those who took the photographs will have a spacecraft and will also have advanced technology like taking aerial photos

The earth is a treasure trove of secrets. There are many mysteries hidden on earth that no one has been able to solve yet. Some fantastic architectures, artifacts, objects, documents, books, maps are full of such mysteries. The map of Piri Reis is such a wonderful mystery. The original name of Peeri Rees was Ahmed Muhiddin Peeri (13-14). He was a Turkish Admiral, navigator, geographer and cartographer. Pierre Reese found this map in the 19th century from the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul. This map, known as the Turkish Atlas, is said to be the oldest detailed map of the New World and also known as the oldest map of the United States. Pierre Rees, a collector of maps and antiquities, found two more atlases along with the old ones, which resembled a replica of a map of the Mediterranean Sea and the region around the Dead Sea preserved in the Berlin State Library.

All of these maps were commissioned by Arlington Mallory, an expert American cartographer. After deep study, Mallory said that the physical details shown in it seem to fit and close but their locations are not drawn in the right place. Intensive efforts were made to find out why this might have happened. He enlisted the help of Walters, a cartographer from the Hydographic Bureau of the USA. The two experts created a grid and reshaped the map into a modern map of the earth. Seeing the result, the fur of his body stood up! The ancient maps were very close to the modern maps. The contour of the Mediterranean Sea, the Dead Sea, the North and South American coasts, and the Antarctic coastline were also drawn on the map of Pierre Reese. Not only that, with the outer lines of the continents showing the details of the inside of its places. Mountains, mountain peaks, islands, rivers, and high, flat lands on top of mountains were all mapped out with perfect accuracy.

An investigation into the maps of Pierre Reese continued. In the 19th century, Linham, the director of the Western Observatory and a cartographer for the UN Navy, was assigned to do further research. He also said after deep study that these maps had absolute accuracy called inconceivable. The most astonishing and unbelievable thing is that it contains the full details of all the regions that have not yet been fully explored. Part of the Antarctic continent is also clearly delineated. The amazing thing is that this region has been covered under hundreds of feet of snow for thousands of years! Even the mountains of Antakirta have been covered with snow for hundreds of years, and no one knew it until the 19th! The entire Antarctic region was not discovered until 190. The coastline of this dense continent is also astonishing. It also shows the shores of Queen Maud Land in Antakirta. Interestingly, the shore has been shrouded in a thick layer of ice for centuries, and its shape has been drawn by modern cartographers even today with the help of modern seismographic instruments such as echo-sounding.

After drawing latitude and longitude lines, the ancient map is transformed into a modern map. South America is connected to the Antarctic continent by a thin continent. That was 11,500 years ago. Pierre Reese drew a very accurate picture of the mountains, bays, and beaches of Antarctica in 1914. Which is still invisible to us today as it is under snow. Naturally the shoreline could have been drawn before the Antarctic ice cap was covered! Even now, about one and a half kilometers of snow remains there. The question is whether E.S. What might have been the basis of the map that Pierre Reese drew in 1914? No instruments like seismography, encoding or computer were invented at that time!

Professor Charles H. of Key College, University of Hampshire. Hapgood and the mathematician Richard Stretch did research that is dazzling to the eye. He says that photographs of the Earth taken by our scientists from satellites floating in space show that the maps of Pierre Rees are basically replicas of aerial photographs taken from very high altitudes. An experiment is also being conducted in this regard. A spacecraft is taken very high above Cairo and from there a powerful camera takes pictures of the ground below. If we take a look at the center of the photo, we can see that the countries and continents are quite stretched. Since the earth is round in shape, places far from the center seem to be pulled down, stretched, or sunk. South America, on the other hand, appears to have strangely stretched sides with distorted shapes. Even in the Earth photographer taken by Apollo 2, America looks like this elongated shape.

Surprisingly, this is how America is drawn on the maps of Pierre Reese. This proves that the maps of Pierre Reese are similar to the replicas of aerial photographs. Its original form was an aerial photograph taken from a great height, which must have been mapped later. Those who took the photographs would have a spacecraft and would also have advanced technology such as taking aerial photos. Researchers such as Eric von Daneken believe that when aliens came to our planet, they would have provided such photographs and given them to the inhabitants of the earth on the basis of which maps like those of Pierre Reese would have been drawn! Scientists believe that the original aerial photographs were taken between 8,000 and 10,000 years ago.