12 Most Incredible Ancient Egypt Finds That Scare Scientists

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Whenever a YT video claims that "scientists don't want you to know" or "scares scientists" or "rewrite history" etc, it means the video maker has no idea what they're talking about.

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@rogerbabson7729 : You are ever so correct. How I hate these Yellow Press video titles.

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@@wuodanstrasse5631 Kudos for knowing the term "yellow press." That's an oldie.

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[@toddstover5291]

Scares scientists? I don’t even need to watch this to know scientist aren’t sitting around scared. One could simply label the video as “ extremely intriguing” and I’d be feeling better about giving my time to watching

[@dwaynestevens8307]

They never give anything but the obviously incorrect accounts of Egypt's history. No mention of those copper doorhandles being part of what makes the Pyramid work as an electric generator or that the comet mentioned could have been a missile of some sort used during what could have been the first nuclear war as recorded in ancient India. They do know the facts and withholds them

[@Phaota]

Please stop claiming the Egyptians built the three Great Pyramids. Even the Inventory Stele of Pharaoh Khufu says that they were there long before his reign and he was just the caretaker of them. Looking at the weathering on them, plus tons of other factors pointed out by other hidden history archeologists, they clearly go back to at least or more than 13,000 BC, around the Younger Dryas event. This puts them way before the Egyptian culture. A lot of the ancient ruins of the area were pre-culture and just graffitied with hieroglyphics. There are a LOT of crystal and stone urns and other objects that could never have been made with the copper or stone tools of the period, which clearly indicate they were passed down from much older generations.

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SO. They carved alabaster with bronze tools?

[@toddstover5291]

Alabaster is pretty soft, but I get your point. Granite is a different beast altogether and there’s a lot of it carved in Egypt

[@devschlong]

You can easily carve alabaster with bronze tools. You can gouge it with a finger nail.

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