Thanks for the helpful information

Not so good a video! Best of luck!

Can the roll support C be negative and acting downward? Because whenever I solve on beams that are not statically indeterminate, rollers and hinges always act upwards.

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Brother don,t get confused by the fake anglesax false science. The stones were never moved, they were prepared in site in wood moldes. Is easy, but not for those northern barbarians. They only know how to steal and masacre other people.

Wait, you took over my ship to tell me about giant stones?

AI voice why this voice? Do this kind of voice do a lot of history and discoveries? Creepy

Is this an AI channel?

There’s a documentary on the false narrative of how the stones were moved and carried. And part of the documentary they take you to a Cory. Not too awful far from the pyramids. It has the hieroglyphs. And pictorials pretty much a manual for the employees or slaves whatever they used. Of how to set up the block and tackle pulley systems to lift the stones and load them on the barge. And scientist have known about it for like 100 years but yet they don’t commonly make a documentary about it. Aliens sell better.

You guys explain a lot transporting these bricks of stones. How you will explain the graphite stone inside the pyramid? How it was designed or decorated internally?

Only robots could survive a trip of six months, and function on Mars.

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Hello I got 31.5 for Ey but my assumption is incorrect because I used clockwise positive. Both 72 kip and 18 kip were positive which resulted a negative direction (down) due to sign change. I’m confused if I’m right or not

Amazing video, thank you for the informations, and effort on doing the video, keep going with the amazing work

why the shear wall in a building are placed symmetrically in general explain ??

is there any design method?

Thank you very much

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What's laying in the floor beetween footings? ( slabs)

"silly me I forgot to anchor these parts☺"

Thanks a lot I was struggling that why we need to reduce moment of inertia but you answered all my queries very well.

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thank you very much. please make one for nigerian offices

do you have a detailed cross-section or close up of gfrc so I can see how its laid out

are all of the experiments done using a hard/flat base? no one has tried to recreate this in the desert? I'm finding it hard to believe the massive weight of the stone wouldn't immediately sink the sled tracks into a compacted sand rut. maybe if 100 men were pulling at once? im dubious

Great video, many thanks!

It still astonishing how these ancient people built these pyramids…. No I don’t believe in aliens or any form of the supernatural helped… I so believe these Pharoahs gad hundreds of thousands of workers working on their tomb for decades…and I’m sure the tech they had is long gone and maybe it’s something so simple too where if we knew what it was well probably would feel so inferior lol

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haha man if you think they used sled you guys are crazy and then some how they life every rock and make sure they are perfectly placed together where u cant even fit a strand of hair inbetween them

We still dont really know how they built the pyramids. imagine that.

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If anyone finds this particular accent not grinding enough on your ears…the same vid is available with an Indian gentleman doing the narration.

i only needed to know how you placed the columns,,, only to watch the vid and see something else

Good people, great family shame on you.

0:38 thats the manhattan bidge

No mystery at all . I know the answer. They used a system float and flood. They would flood the area until it gets to the top spot with water . And you say well how can those big stones float 🛟 they would create floating devices to get them up . Then when the stones were in the right position , they would release the water . Just my idea 💡 and thing it would work .

The classic example used in engineering videos is the Tuned Mass Damper in the Taipei 101 building. It is made of steel and weighs 730 tons. It was hoisted up in pieces to the top of the building by a construction crane, and the sections were welded together to form a single mass. There is video online of the damper in action during a 6.8 magnitude earthquake. The damper is swaying with a frequency of about 7 seconds, and reverses direction a few inches short of the travel limit stops. After about 30-40 seconds the earthquake passes by, the building returns to vertical and the mass damper stops moving.

All I can say is that my 60-year-old mother moved a stone that was easily 500 pounds around 30 yards by herself with nothing but a stick people do not give humans near enough credit for what they can accomplish

Please how did you get Ey as 31.5? I got 4.5

But I thought forces that move in clockwise direction are positive while those that move in anticlockwise direction are negative.

The wet sand thing seems crazy dude with a jug so small would run out every time the men tugged the ropes so they must of had an assembly line bringing the jugs to and from the sled. I dont know it seems pretty insane but so do all the other possibilities.

Every useful hope you keep posting more videos.and hope you skip music editing..thanks

If the damper was only supported by a single point, wouldn't it still enable for the centre of mass to remain in the middle? or am i missing something

Anybody who truly believes that the Egyptians built those pyramids without technology is not a brain orientated person cuz da shit makes no sense that shit way 2 heaven and some blocks weigh more than that and the interior is 2 well put 2gether to be by coincidence

They had to have poured the stones in place like we do with concrete some kind of way.

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How do you determine the size of the window basing on the size of the room