The Coral Castle is a mysterious monument and tourist attraction in Homestead, Florida, built by one man, Edward Leedskalnin, who used primitive tools and secret methods to move and carve thousands of tons of coral rock, including a perfectly balanced 9-ton gate that can be opened with one finger. While the site's enigmatic construction raises questions about supernatural or extraterrestrial help, Leedskalnin claimed he used physics and leverage principles, not magic, to build his creation as a tribute to a lost love. Visitors and psychics report experiencing powerful energy at the castle, and some even claim to have seen unexplained figures in photographs taken there. Leedskalnin built the Coral Castle entirely on his own, working in secret at night. He moved and sculpted massive blocks of coral, weighing thousands of tons, without any modern machinery or assistance. Theories about how he accomplished this feat range from the supernatural to advanced, unknown technologies. Some believe he possessed psychic abilities, while others suggest the use of magnetism or arcane knowledge of "earth energies". Some visitors and psychics report feeling a strong, powerful energy emanating from the site. One visitor reportedly captured unexplained figures in photographs taken at the castle, which were not present when the photos were taken. Leedskalnin began building the castle in the early 20th century after being jilted by his fiancé, Agnes. He built it as a monument to his heartbreak and devotion to her.