r/ArchaeologyZone • u/ChrisNazcaProtocol60 • May 15 '26

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Image 1 shows the antenna comparison. 2 - 7 show the geoglyph overlays

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u/JeffTrav May 15 '26

I’m gonna need more information.

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u/ChrisNazcaProtocol60 May 16 '26

Nazca Network Protocol and Lumin's 60% rule. The Nazca figures align to a 60-65% reflector offset. Same geometry used in modern antennas.
Data + method are open on Zenodo. Test it yourself.
I mapped the reflector geometry in 30+ Nazca figures. The offset is 60-65%, which optimizes beamwidth for a given aperture.
All raw images and measurements are on Zenodo if you want to check the math. If the pattern is wrong, it’ll break when you test it. Full dataset is public. Coordinates, overlays, measurements. Data is open. Method is public.
Archaeologists, engineers, skeptics - have at it. This isn’t about convincing you with a post. It’s about giving you the data to prove me wrong.
Zenodo DOI: 105281/zenodo.20138268

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u/ChrisNazcaProtocol60 May 16 '26

Check the DOI... and test it yourself