Within the framework of regular measurements of radioactivity and various gases, the team of the ‘Archeological Park: Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun’ Foundation prepared a comparison of values in three locations: in Sarajevo, Visoko and in the Underground Labyrinth of Ravne.
OXYGEN
The oxygen values in Sarajevo and Visoko are 20.9%, and in tunnels between 20-20.9%.
CARBON MONOXIDE (CO)
The values of toxic gas of carbon monoxide are 0% in Sarajevo, Visoka and the tunnels of Ravne.
HYDROGEN SULFID (H2S)
The values of the toxic gas of hydrogen sulphide, resulting from the breakdown of organic matter without the presence of oxygen, are at the level of 0% in Sarajevo, Visoka and the tunnels of Ravne.
NUCLEAR RADIATION (CPM)
Nuclear radiation in Visoko and Sarajevo is at the level of 17 units per minute (CPM). In the Ravne tunnels at the K-1 level, it is 9 CPM, the K-2 block is 10 CPM, in the Healing Chamber 13 CPM, in the eggshaped block 12 CPM. In other parts of the tunnel, values are between 6-16 CPM. All values below 100 CPM are considered safe. Conclusion: the concentration of natural radiation in the tunnels is several times lower than the minimum allowed, and is lower than the average measured in Sarajevo and Visoko.
INTENSITY OF RADIATION (mW / cm2)
The values of harmful electromagnetic radiation are low in Visoko and Sarajevo and are at level 0.1 mW / cm2. In tunnels, the values are zero (0 mW / cm2). Otherwise, worrying levels start from 5-10 mW / cm2.
ORGONE ENERGY
The values of orgone or life energy were measured by the American instrument ‘Experimental Life Meter’. They show a ‘level of life’ or the ability to absorb harmful electromagnetic energy. The higher the level of life energy, the more healthier it is.
The values are relative and based on the comparison of different spaces. For example, the value is identical in Sarajevo and Visoko (8 units), but it is two-three times higher in Underground Labyrinth Ravne (15-20 units).
Note: Measurements were made in December 2018. Location in Visoko: Primary School ‘Kulin Ban’. Location in Sarajevo: Breka subdivision. Locations in tunnels Ravne: fourteen (14) locations from the entrance to the tunnels to the place where the visitors most often stay and to the remote parts of tunel which are rarely visited.
Conclusion: all the measured parameters indicate exceptional values in the Ravne tunnels that create a very favorable framework for improving the health of visitors.
