Shawn Ryan Show Stonehenge may be more than a monument. Ancient sites around the world share precise astronomical alignments, common geometry, and deliberate placement near fault lines. These aren’t random choices. Moving rock under pressure affects geomagnetic fields, frequency, and vibration. If these structures were responding to natural forces, Stonehenge may have functioned as part of an ancient technological system… one we’re only beginning to understand. | The Randall Carlson

47K views · 669 reactions | Stonehenge isn’t just an ancient monument—it’s archaeoacoustically attuned. The stones resonate with specific frequencies, creating vibrations that echo through the site. Reports suggest these sounds can even activate dormant parts of the brain, unlocking heightened awareness and deeper states of consciousness. Is this the key to ancient spiritual technology? | Cosmic Summit | Facebook

29K views · 1.6K reactions | New technologies are transforming our understanding of ancient landscapes—even iconic monuments like Stonehenge that we thought we knew well. https://on.natgeo.com/3PBIcc2 | National Geographic | Facebook