China’s UFO Launching Pyramid

Posted by on December 15th, 2010

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It’s a pyramid. In China.

Wait, it gets weirder.

It’s on top of a mountain and is not (as far as researchers can tell) a burial tomb for a royal dynasty. In fact, local legend has it that the elevated platform has been used as a UFO launching ground.

Nine scientists form the team that will travel to the western province of Qinghai and the mouth of this 165-198 foot tall structure known as the “ET Relics.”

“The pyramid has three caves with openings shaped like triangles on its façade and is filled with red-hued pipes leading into the mountain and a nearby salt water lake,” says China’s state-run Xinhua agency.

To add to the mystery, iron debris and unusually shaped stones are scattered about the desolate area.

“The theory that the pyramid was created by extra terrestrials is “understandable and worth looking into…but scientific means must be employed to prove whether or not it is true,” says Yang Ji, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

More information on the pyramids of China can be found in this handy YouTube clip.

[Weird Asia News via Derren Brown blog]

2 Responses to “China’s UFO Launching Pyramid”

  1. Dereckc1 Says:

    That’s Awesome! Out of curiosity, have they made certain that the “red-hued pipes” are not the same thing as the Bia-gong (most likely misspelled, sorry) pipes? If they are, then they would likely be ancient tree roots. The iron debris in the area and those strange stones are quite interesting though.

    Also, the idea that a pyramid was made by/for ET is “understandable”?!?

  2. poddys Says:

    Fascinating. I just hope it isn’t a hoax. Having read a lot of books on ancient history and the creation of mankind, including the works of Zecharia Sitchin, I do believe that there were advanced beings, the “Gods of Old” or “Anunnaki” thousands of years ago. The evidence is sketchy, it would just be nice to have enough to prove that the interpretations of ancient writings are correct.