Ley Lines: The Mysterious Alignments Across the Earth
Ley lines are hypothetical straight lines connecting ancient landmarks, megaliths, and sacred sites across a landscape. The amateur archaeologist Alfred Watkins proposed them in 1921 as prehistoric trade routes; later New Age writers reimagined them as channels of earth energy. No scientific evidence supports either claim. I have stood on a Herefordshire hill at the […]
Becker-Hagens Planetary Grid 1983: Mapping 62 Vertices to Global Anomaly Sites
In 1983, an industrial designer and an anthropologist stood in front of a small archaeology symposium and proposed that the Earth has a hidden lattice. Their names were William S. Becker and Bethe Hagens, and the lattice they drew on the chalkboard had 62 vertices. Published: 2026-05-18. Last reviewed: 2026-05-18. What the Becker-Hagens Planetary Grid […]