Laser measurements reveal basalt steps cut to sub-centimeter precision

Laser measurements reveal basalt steps cut to sub-centimeter precision. Step depth measurements using a laser tool consistently read between 24.7 and 24.9 cm across multiple steps Precision of 0.2 cm noted across the basalt steps The same exactness is noted as a construction principle seen in Peru and Egypt

Laser measurements of the basalt steps at Santa Cristina Well revealed remarkable consistency — readings between 24.7 and 24.9 cm across multiple steps, showing a sub-centimeter precision of just 0.2 cm. Researchers note this same exactness appears in construction principles documented at ancient sites in Peru and Egypt.

Key Facts

• Step depth measurements using a laser tool consistently read between 24.7 and 24.9 cm across multiple steps
• Precision of 0.2 cm noted across the basalt steps
• The same exactness is noted as a construction principle seen in Peru and Egypt

Source: The Impossible Precision of The Well of Santa Cristina: Why This Italian Well Matches Peru by Earth Explorer