As I could demonstrate, there is a gravityless point in Formentera island, marked by a 3500-years old megalithic unexplained monument. This particularity, probably the archaic scar of a former very big earthquake, explains some strange liquids behaviors, such as disappearing gasoline or capillary rocks sucking seawater to pee edible water in the no-springs isolated island. I consider it may open up a new scientific future for Formentera island, allowing experiments that until now could only be done in gravity less outer space. The Covid19 emergency, as the virus does not seems to develop properly in Formentera, as it is doing in Earth's altiplanos, where gravity is less, should lead us to a more attentive consideration of the small Balearic island. Who would like to participate in such a thinking tank?
Hi, Fred!
Anomalies typically are caused by geological faults, landscapes and materials.
Were megalith's erected in order to block Earth radiation?
I showed how water withdraws CLOCKWISE over there, at the opposite of the rest of the Northern Hemisphere and even in my house 5km away. I consider it the logical consequence of a former gigantic earthquake Fukushima-type where this place was the epicenter. The Fukushima one left a scar in the Earth's gravity field, detected by European Space Agency's satellites. In Fukushima, gravity is also less and so is covid 19 contamination. I think the men who built the megalithic site in Formentera were coming from Algerian Sahara, namely Tassili N'Aljer, where double circle megalithic structures can be seen too. I believe this place was an amphidromic point, too, a place where water comes to but withdraws the opposite. Probably due to severe drought, they went up to the Mediterranean coast. Still in nowadays Algiers a strong current 6 knots pushes you North effortless up to Formentera island. I think those guys were looking for the place where waters go to and withdraw the opposite way. But the very strange thing is there are no life signs of them in Formentera, no sculpted stones, no tools, no ovens, no houses, only two megalithic structures, very different and not seeming from the same time. Ca Na Costa monument is more restored but also seems more complex, meaning more recent. No similar structures happen in the rest of Balearic islands, either in continental Spain, or France, or Italy.
The gravity less megalithic site in Cabo Berberie, Formentera (photo Google Earth)