Paris M. Herouni (1933 – 2008) was an Armenian professor and
scientist, member of National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia in
the fields of radio-physics, radio-engineering, and radio-astronomy.
Among his many experiments is his first Radio-Optical
Telescope (ROT-54/2.6) – the “Herouni Mirror Radio telescope” – the large
antenna of which with a diameter 54 m has one of the best parameters among all
Large Antennas in the world.
In more recent times Dr. Herouni has begun to take an
interest in megalithic structures, such as Zorats Karer in Armenia, which is
thought to be an ancient observatory. By using four telescopic methods, and the
precession laws of Earth, he claims to have proven that Zorats Kaher is more
than 7500 years old; dating it to around 5500 BC. After his initial research
and calculations, Herouni, in 1999, got in touch with Professor Gerald Hawkins,
author of Stonehenge Decoded.
Hawkins responded to Herouni in a letter, in
which he said "I admire the precise calculations you have made. I am most
impressed with the careful work you have done, and hope that the result will
ultimately get recorded in literature." Dr. Herouni wrote about his claims
in his 2004 book, Armenians and Old Armenia.
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