😱Amazing ""Kumbemayo"" stone aqueduct that breaks the laws of physics and flows from the bottom up 😱

😱Amazing ""Kumbemayo"" stone aqueduct that breaks the laws of physics and flows from the bottom up 😱
The Cumbemayo rock aquifer is located in Peru and is said to be a masterpiece of pre-Hispanic Andean hydraulic engineering. This aquifer is said to defy the laws of physics because instead of flowing down, its water moves "up" from one basin to another.
In his book Philosophiae NaturalisPrincipia Mathematica, published on July 5, 1687, Isaac Newton, who mastered history 2000 years ago to know the knowledge and applications of Andean engineers, announced that amazing technology.

Due to its complex and well-developed aquifer system, it is not surprising that the name Kumbemayo derives from the Quechua term Kumpi Mayu, meaning "well-constructed channel" or "narrow river". It is considered one of the most remarkable hydraulic works in pre-Columbian America. The archaeological complex of Cumbemayo was built by the pre-Inca culture of Cajamarca.
Dr. Julio C. was the first person to study this place in 1937. Tello is. Although he was fascinated by the well-elaborated canal system in addition to the decorated coals throughout the complex, he has not yet finished deciphering it.
According to Tello, the canal was probably built before 1000 BC. Later investigations showed that the aqueduct had been in use for centuries.
The aquifer is located at an altitude of 3600 meters above sea level. The maximum depth of channels (tracks) is 50 cm. And the width is about 30 cm. In addition, zigzags, elbows and right angles were used to slow down the water and prevent soil erosion. Even today, water can be seen flowing through its channels. The approximate total length of this aquifer is 850 meters.

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