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Did Leonardo da Vinci hide evidence for aliens with encrypted messages in his iconic paintings? Did he receive knowledge from an advanced extraterrestrial source? And where did he disappear for two years? Let's find out! Leonardo da Vinci is often regarded as one of the greatest geniuses in the history of mankind. He was a profound painter, sculptor, architect, musician, engineer, inventor, anatomist, geologist, cartographer, botanist and writer. His creative genius and his ingenuity have left their mark in various areas of research and art. Da Vinci was an extraordinary man in everything he tried and despite almost all human limits, as we know them, with an unparalleled imagination in history. But what made him supernaturally talented? Is there an explanation for the many controversies around him? Why were these controversies formed? Did he use a kind of supernatural source for his intellect and his abilities? Maybe Da Vinci used something natural that is still unknown to us in the 21st century. Maybe he had contact with aliens. Let's start with one of his very first works of art, a drawing of the Virgin Mary, which receives information from an angel about her supernatural pregnancy. As it turns out, Leonardo only painted the angel on the picture, while the rest was painted by his teacher and mentor Andrea del Verrocchio. This painting, which was created over 600 years ago, was recently analyzed with X-rays. The picture showed that the angel in the picture, the only element painted by Leonardo, was invisible to X-rays. We have found that Leonardo was an expert in the creation of hidden messages, which we will decrypt by analyzing some of his works as well as his life. If we go back in time, in which Leonardo was a famous artist, who was famous all over Italy and had created a multitude of pictures, whose hidden message was unknown to the people of that time and probably also to the people of the present, we will find that something strange happened as a result of the historical records. What happened was that Leonardo da Vinci completely disappeared. For two years, between 1476 and 1478, Leonardo disappeared. And there were no records of his work or his presence during the said time found in any historical reports. What is all the more strange and complicated when you consider that Leonardo was a very famous figure and the historians of Florence have recorded the events in Italy to the smallest detail. When Leonardo finally returned, his creative genius was on a completely different level. From 1479, when Leonardo's memories of his return were found in history again, his work took a massive rise, from the limitation of painting to inventions that were far ahead of their time, technical mechanisms that are still extensively studied in machine construction, the human anatomy and very detailed representations of body functions, architecture, to the design of aerial maps with very high location and detail. So what did he do? It is generally assumed that he was taught, trained in his skills to study nature and everything that could be done with nature. Maybe he was taught by aliens. But what if the training began without him even knowing it and led to him being the one who was chosen for it? Let's look at one of the most common methods for displaying and creating designs and models, 3D modeling. From all the non-human figures and aliens you see in movies to demanding 3D designs and building blocks, as well as architectural structures through 3D modeling on an average computer. What would it be like if you had to create a model without 3D technology? The closest assumption would be to draw the models and drawings by hand, which requires skill and a zealous understanding and the application of geometry, skills that Leonardo certainly had and used in his creations, whether it was exotic paintings by people or different views of a particular device that Leonardo designed. It is worth mentioning that it was a very favorable coincidence that Da Vinci, an artist who was famous for drawing paintings and the production of sculptures for entertainment, was accidentally an inventor who used his drawing skills to create extremely good blueprints for devices that he had invented. His application of drawing skills is so advanced and thorough that modern construction and mechanical engineers as well as architects only create illustrative blueprints that are very similar to those that Leonardo created with his own illustrative techniques. Leonardo's knowledge of art and drawing and his application for the development of technical drawings of his inventions raise the suspicion that Da Vinci could really have been chosen to use drawings to illustrate his inventions. And his career in painting was simply a vehicle to get the resources he needed that paved the way for him to publish all his works. This created the basis on which Leonardo's extraordinary representations of humanoid robots were created with synthetic muscles and skeletons, which are still objects of research in some of the most comprehensive institutions in the world. Leonardo was, as already established, a man who liked to hide messages in his works, because he hid the fact that the angel could disappear in the painting of the Virgin Mary. He also used a handwriting technique called mirror writing. Simply put, mirror writing is writing in mirror images, so that the content can only be revealed by very careful observation or by using mirrors. What if Leonardo would not only use mirror writing in the text, but also in pictures? Let's dive into some of his painting and art. The first work of art that comes to everyone's mind when they hear Leonardo's name is the famous Mona Lisa. Simply a painting by the wife of a silk trader, which coincidentally took 16 years of Leonardo's life. Of all the paintings that all artists have ever painted, most people overlook the Mona Lisa in terms of details, color choice and outstanding representation. But the Mona Lisa stands out as something to think about, something that immediately attracts attention and whose view never fulfills and leaves the viewer with a feeling of dissatisfaction, as if there was more in the painting that cannot be seen. For example, the hands of Mona Lisa are placed right next to her waist. Pretty common. Less so, however, if you simply make the Mona Lisa with a graphic software mirrored and combine it with the original under reduced transparency. An extraterrestrial head is very clearly visible right between Mona's arms and chin. It could be a coincidence. And maybe we are looking at too much with it, but on the other hand, a very similar creature is clearly visible if the same technique is used in the painting, the virgin and the child with Saint Anna. And as with the hand of the Mona Lisa, the picture is created only when the mirror and the original are combined at the position of the virgin's hand. In another painting, the cave of Madonna, the hands of the virgin show another similar figure. The use of the same technique as that of the Last Supper reveals a number of different images that are simply created by mirroring. It is also worth mentioning that on some paintings there are spaceships in the sky and the two years of Leonardo's disappearance could have led to him traveling in a real spaceship or seeing it. As already mentioned, Da Vinci's genius was not limited to his art or his paintings, but he relied on his inventions, which were not only hundreds of years before their time, but also used sophisticated applications of engineering, which were completely foreign to the culture of the Renaissance. Robotics is an area of engineering that is still considered very young at the moment. Engineers are working hard to find ways to run a robot with legs like a normal animal or a normal person. Although we were not lucky enough to simulate realistic jumping or running, Leonardo had achieved almost what we have now hundreds of years ago, when he presented a mechanically driven model of a lion in original size with functioning limbs and joints. You may have noticed that jogging is less exhausting than walking at the same speed as jogging. This is because our muscles store energy from every step when jogging and use it for the next step. For this reason, tigers and leopards have a lot of endurance and speed. Leonardo da Vinci imitated the energy regeneration in his robot lion so effectively that he was able to walk through an entire hall by himself with just one push and scared the audience on site. Snail gears are now widely used in elevators and conveyor belts. They basically use a rotating screw to drive a gear wheel. It turns out that Da Vinci invented a prototype of the snail gear at the time. In a similar way, Leonardo's aircraft are the basis of modern helicopters and propeller planes. His respirator, which filters the air for use underwater, was rebuilt by British engineers and is often used by divers. Although Leonardo was a very famous personality of the Renaissance and each of his demonstrations by historians was recorded in extreme detail, there are almost no records of his personal life, how he lived, what he liked and what he did in his free time. Leonardo himself did not have any records of his personal life, but he recorded a case in great detail. As it turned out, Leonardo was never admitted to an educational institution or academy because his parents were not married. So he spent his youth wandering in the forest. He recorded the time when he found a cave in the forest and emphasized his curiosity and mysterious nature of the cave and his desire to witness what was in it. Even if he did not explain whether he actually examined the cave or what he saw in it, it is very fascinating that Leonardo's discovery of this cave is one of the few autobiographical details he has ever recorded. Leonardo's paintings, drawings and recordings directly after his specified time of discovery of this cave show humanoid creatures with deformed bodies and faces. This raises the immediate question, what did Leonardo observe to come to these pictures? In summary, it can be said that Leonardo da Vinci, who is often referred to as the most ingenious person of the last millennium, was well ahead of his time, not only in terms of his skills and abilities, but perhaps he was also a literal messenger of a species far beyond what we can understand. What do you think about it? Leave us a comment in the section below. Don't forget to subscribe, press the like button and the notification bell to be informed about new content.