Egyptian statue turns by itself in museum

[joshlyman]

The video is REALLY weird. They can't seem to explain it - and it always stops with its "back" to the glass. WTF guys?? It's in a locked glass case...

news.msn.com/world/is-ancient-egyptian-statue-turning-in-its-grave

This is the time lapse video of it turning.

youtu.be/UFHR1PaXLks

[hisno1girl]

The case must be tipping or the floor is sinking. An uneven surface would explain why the statue spins.

Any other explanantion is too spooky to think about.

[underwaterrhymes]

My vote is turn table.

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Jun 24, 2013 20:46:46 GMT -5 hisno1girl said:

The case must be tipping or the floor is sinking. An uneven surface would explain why the statue spins.

Any other explanantion is too spooky to think about.

[Deleted]

But it appears to stop at night and after a certain degree of spinning. Creepy.

[Deleted]

The fact that it settles into a permanent position makes me assume its on a slight tilt (probably has a slightly unbalanced base also) and the vibrations of daily traffic make it shift.

[ProfessorArtNerd]

Duh, the man's Ka finally finished its afterlife journey and lost its mummy, guys!

[joshlyman]

It's just weird that none of the other statues move.

Sorry, haunted, gavel.

[BunnyMacDougal]

Jun 24, 2013 21:11:59 GMT -5 joshlyman said:

It's just weird that none of the other statues move.

Sorry, haunted, gavel.

It does make me kinda wonder if the pyramids are pointed out the way it ends up gazing...or something.  ooOOOOOoooooo

[joshlyman]

It has writing on the back - like it really wants us to read it........