The Sibiu manuscript is a document that was found in 1961 and it is a compilation of approximately 450 pages that contains information on three-stage rockets and manned rocket flight, among other things.
Future being known to the civilizations that existed in the past is an intriguing thought in itself. Imagine discovering evidence that solidifies that an instance of knowledge from past to present could be true. What if we tell you that there is an ancient text that details liquid fuels, multi-stage rockets, and even manned rockets that dates back approximately 500 years?
The Technology Of Rockets Predicted In Sibiu Manuscript
Most of us are unaware that there are innumerable ancient writings dispersed over the world that describe what many perceive to be incredible historical achievements. The authenticity of the Sibiu Manuscript has been tested and it really describes liquid fuel, manned rockets, and whatnot.
Although many believe it was created utilizing manuscripts dating back deeper in time, it was formally published in the 16th century. It was discovered by Doru Todericiu, a professor of Science and Technology at the University of Bucharest in 1961.
It was discovered in the archives of Sibiu, Romania. Todericiu was surprised to find illustrations and technical data on artillery, ballistics, and precise descriptions of multistage rockets in the ancient manuscript.
The ancient text known as the Sibiu manuscript is believed to be written between 1550 and 1570 by a man called Conard Hass. The man is believed to have worked for the kingdom of Hungary and the Principality of Transylvania as a military engineer. The origin of the text is not clear and the originator of the text is believed to have been born in either Austria or Transylvania. He allegedly became the head of the arsenal of the Austrian Empire under King Ferdinand I.
Description of a Rocket in the Sibiu Manuscript
The Sibiu manuscript was originally written in German and was discovered to be a theoretical treatise on the creation of many sorts of weaponry, including multistage rocket technology for the first time in history. It also contains information on combining explosives with weapons, designing fins in the shape of a hang glider, and creating fuel combinations in liquid fuel.
It is unknown whether Haas was able to employ his plans and put them into effect, although some claim that a rocket launch took place at Sibiu in 1550, though there is no documentary evidence to back up these claims.
Johann Schmidlap, a 16th-century Bavarian fireworks maker and rocket pioneer, is known to have been the first to experiment with two-stage and three-stage rockets based on the concept discussed in the writings of Conard Haas somewhat around 1590 if history is to be believed.
Before the Sibiu manuscript was discovered, the first inscriptions of a three-stage rocket were attributed to Kazimierz Siemienowicz, a Polish artillery specialist who wrote data regarding rocketry in his 1650 work Artis Magnae Artilleriae Pars Prima.
Conard Haas included a few noteworthy phrases about the military’s employment of rockets in his text.
“But my advice is for more peace and no war, leaving the rifles calmly in storage, so the bullet is not fired, the gunpowder is not burned or wet, so the prince keeps his money, the arsenal master his life; that is the advice Conrad Haas gives.”
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