Tartaria’s Giant Windows Don’t Make Sense

This documentary began with a simple observation… why were the windows of so-called Tartarian and Old World buildings so impossibly large? As I studied cathedrals, government halls, train stations, and orphanages across Europe and North America, a pattern emerged that standard architectural explanations fail to address.

These windows weren’t designed just for beauty or ventilation. Their scale, symmetry, and placement suggest a deeper function - flooding interiors with controlled light, interacting with geometry, and possibly amplifying natural forces like heat, pressure, or atmospheric energy. Many were later bricked up, lowered, or reduced, quietly altering how these buildings originally worked.

As the research deepened, it became clear that what we’re taught about 19th-century construction is incomplete. This video explores whether Tartarian windows were meant for light alone… or if they were part of a forgotten energy system tied to an older, more advanced understanding of architecture and nature.

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