obliterate for 1,500 days , this funeral tomb in Palenque , Mexico , was finally glimpse by human eyes when researchers lowered a mini camera ( measure 4 x 6 cm ) through a crack in the roof .
After 12 years of knowing the tomb existed , it would ’ve been bloody — pardon the pun — satisfying to lastly clap eyes on what put down indoors . Not that they can locate the bones of the Mayan ruler however , as the photographic camera ca n’t see that far , nor can the team of researchers squeeze inside for a proper look , due to reverence of structural damage . I suppose in another 12 year ’ clock time the same researchers will be capable to despatch a lilliputian robot through the very same crack for a thorough geographic expedition . [ National GeographicviaNeatorama ]
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