Impossible Ancient Tech Caught on Film

This is footage I captured years ago at the Ollantaytambo archaeological site in Peru with author & researcher Brien Foerster. Brian can be seen below the "Temple of the Condor" standing next to what looks like a fountain. The water flows down from the mountain above and channels through this megalithic structure. When Brien swiped his finger across the lip of the so-called fountain, he could make the water stop and start again at the lip of the fountain even though the water was still flowing down from above. This area has since been restricted and visitors are unable to approach this "fountain." Gee, I wonder why? How do you think Brien was able to stop & start the water? Leave a comment below.
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[@geggs1]

The weight of those blocks is mind blowing

[@donramonramirez5141]

Y son de GRANITO ... Observar como están cortados e instalados ... desde hace miles de años ...

[@brienfoerster]

Thanks Derek

[@jamesn.economou9922]

This is a great video. You can clearly see, where the Inca people, have built onto, the existing megalithic, polygonal stonework. The Inca people say, the largest stones, and the hydraulic system, was all there, before they were. Your video, showcases this fact, to a tee. Excellent work.

[@dodgygoose3054]

100% ... Gods house was empty so they moved in.

[@jamesn.economou9922]

@@dodgygoose3054 Something like that, except, I don't think these beings were, really gods. To us, they would appear to be superior for sure, but that is only compared to us.

[@dodgygoose3054]

@@jamesn.economou9922 I agree, I believe its about understanding ... When technology is so advanced it is seen by others as magic.

[@Grey-Ieo]

They say? You were there ignorant, because you don't talk about your country! YOU DON'T KNOW SHIT ABOUT MY COUNTRY

[@jamesn.economou9922]

I never said anything about "God's"

[@waynephillips5087]

This is waaaaay more like it! Thank you for such a long video!!

[@PsychobabbleRapp]

Any notion primitive men cut those granite stones to perfection with rocks and sticks and then placed them by hand is grounded in pure wilful ignorance

[@dodgygoose3054]

Granit has the same hardness as steel, which means you have to us something harder to cut it or grind it; & bashing on it with a rock, can't give you a right angle cut.

[@JoseRodriguez-en8bo]

Anyone who disagrees with you is either an imbecile or is in on the huge lie. Even today (that we aren't even close to as advanced as they were back then) it would cost so much time, money and effort that we wouldn't even consider it! I have a feeling someone somewhere knows exactly who built these amazing structures all around the world.

[@isakrynell8771]

The argument from Incredulity fallacy definition. (also known as: argument from personal astonishment, argument from personal incredulity, personal incredulity) The argument from incredulity is a logical fallacy that occurs when someone decides that something did not happen or does not exist because they cannot personally understand how it works or how it could happen.

[@jacobhoffman2553]

they werent primitive for sure.... past us i would say in tech.... the cutting part isnt mind boggling to me... its the lifting and placing... to acheive this kind of precision we just need better laser tech and that is only held up by the amount of alectrical energy we can generate... they mastered metals and not just copper and they had far superior energy production.... i think the elongated skulls is them... and i dont think they got wiped out.... i think they left and took their shit with em..... you know that movie prometheus might be on to something.... we might be a bio weapon

[@isakrynell8771]

@@jacobhoffman2553 There is not a shred of evidence for any thing you sayid. There is no evidence of high technology. There are no mines, no powers stations, no power lines, no factories, no deposits of heavy metals realised from smelting in the arctic ice, no slag, no purified metals apart from copper and the copper we find is of poor quality compared to ours and not made in the modern efficient way. There are no chemical plants, no electronics or complex machinery of any kind, no ash deposits, no artificial fertilisers, no increased carbon dioxide emissions, no nuclear waste, no composite materials, no plastics, no silica glass etc etc etc. what we find is the remnant of a primitive Bronze Age society and we find writing that is written by primitive Bronze Age people. All the cutting, lifting, transporting and building can be made by primitive techniques and have been duplicated. It’s not a misters. In technical advancement no one is better than our civilisation, not only can we lift rocks like these we could send them in to orbit if we wanted to, we have built a dam so massive that it altered the rotation of the planet and I did the math on this if we really wanted to and where prepared to to put in the effort and resources we could build a pyramid so large that it had a permanently snow clad peek. The elongated skulls are anatomically human convergent revolution is a thing but it is no way an anatomically identical scull with the exception of being elongated would develop on another planet. It’s irrelevant though because we have dna tests and it’s human. They just shaped the skull when the person was a baby and the skull bone was soft.

[@holymoly6829]

If only we knew how the ancient people did these wonderful feats of engineering The fact that the rock was quarried across the valley Transported and worked there is mind blowing enough Then the structures themselves 🤯🤯🤯

[@cawiltu]

Have to watch with mute on to stop my brain from vibrating 🙉

[@Jonathan-b2j7s]

The clamp, at 7:00, is a tell. That block should be on top. I doubt the Spanish were able to pull and tumble these large blocks... All these places seem like they were destroyed in cataclysm, earthquakes, tsunami, or by glacier...

[@peterdebaets4590]

Or avalanche?

[@carlmorgan8452]

Not one stone shall Be left upon another.

[@HML.M100]

Can you comment, follow, or like? Thank you ❤❤❤🎉

[@dockarlita]

Amazing footage Derek 😎 Very Ultra Mesmerizing! Thank youuuuu!

[@monashsq4001]

My theory on the knobs, the original masons who cut and shaped the stones realised some stones need those particular knobs on those areas of stone to stop cracking the stone. This makes for a uniform way to solve the problem.

[@jamesn.economou9922]

If the knob is 4", then 4" of the entire face of the rock would have to be removed, in order to reveal the knob. This is anything, but convenient.

[@Titus9508]

The knobs are there for manhandling the stones with levers and ropes, most would have pounded level afterwards.

[@fldon2306]

Great vid! The two “benches” in front of the 5 megastones have now been roped off; guess people were standing on them for photos. Behind the 5 megastones is a stepped zigzag wall that climbs the hill behind (at 6:46). Don’t know where they go, or their purpose, as the area is off limits. And the ramp to bring those massive blocks up the hill is on the left, visible at 5:23. Thanks!

[@12345678927164]

Ancient touch faucet. Need this in my kitchen. In all honesty, what the hell is being hidden from us? A lot is the answer.

[@terravitamantenimiento57]

I've loved to have a kitchen in 50ton granite too. Soon we will understand why water and granite are so valiable to us

[@Jk-yb1ve]

You got to be blind not too see that Egypt's pyramids megaliths are the same building techniques that these megaliths are

[@jtxs8360]

Fun stuff, though, the water is still flowing despite claiming that he "turns it off". If you look closely at the wall you can see the water is simply switching between states of flowing in an arc that travels away from the surface of the wall and the state of flowing so closely against the wall's surface that he appears to be able to "turn it on and off". Look very closely and you will see the water is streaming off the wall slightly lower on the face of the already wet surface after he interrupts the flow. In other, simpler words: It is a clever trick that is employed by this tour guide to amuse his tourists. No magic, no lost technology. Just a fun display of how laminar flow can be made to become turbulent when interrupted by this man's finger on the fountain head. Peace ✌

[@craigf2696]

Funny how " I want to believe " is actually pandemic...

[@jtxs8360]

@@craigf2696 Skepticism first and foremost. I try to live by that rule in this world full of information.

[@merlinkater7756]

Lol, yes you're right. Cool trick though.

[@DH-zd3de]

You may be missing the point. ❤

[@ronniereddix5200]

Yea, way to ruin it jtx!

[@bradleydowning4655]

Simple physics of water. It's sticky. Break the stick and it flares. Help the stick and it becomes laminar flow.

[@thomasroberts7021]

Just another amazing day in Peru

[@Wowjustwow37]

Brian is the coolest. Im gonna join soon, I swear

[@wout123100]

a scam he is .

[@Wowjustwow37]

@@wout123100 Thanks for sharing your doubts Wout 123100! 👍🏾

[@dodgygoose3054]

We forget that modern human biology is recorded to go back to 300,000 years, that's lot of time for a group of humanity to create advanced machinery/computing. Our current human society only goes back a few thousand years, doesn't mean we are the first to reach a panicle of technology.... #beenherebefore.

[@vincentrusso4332]

What a phenomenal megalithic site, I can't even begin to imagine.. great music selection too I might add. - Surry Virginia

[@ozzierfilho6711]

Best chanel on KZbin

[@Blizzmatic777]

until recently, most people just took these stones for granite.

[@donramonramirez5141]

¿ Y de que serían, según tu conocimiento ?

[@Blizzmatic777]

@@donramonramirez5141 it's a joke! I have no such knowledge!

[@donramonramirez5141]

​@@Blizzmatic777👍👍😎🇦🇷

[@davidplatt3135]

Thank you for sharing this awesome video. Things like this make me ask just how many things are hidden from us - the acres of construction hidden in rainforests, entrances into The Sphinx which don't exist, OVNI sightings, etc,....

[@CharlotteKnight-fh6tx]

Amazing...thanks Derek

[@rosemariejarvis3705]

This structure was in the process of construction by being far more advanced then us even now … The smaller stones that have been filled in between the megalith blocks are of course a later addition … they were not able to replicate the advanced building methods and still do not know how the original building works were carried out …

[@Bokkie100k]

Manipulating rock is the most primitive form of construction. If you think this is too advanced for us today, I seriously doubt your mental capacity.

[@DJ_Narcan]

​@@Bokkie100kcreate just one then show us. That's not cement, it's solid granite. It's been tested many times. The people telling you it's cement are the ones with poor mental capacity. Feel free to tag me when you quarry a 70 ton stone block then carry it down a mountain, across the valley then up the other side. To be fair, some geopolymer blocks have been found at other sites. None have been 70 ton structural blocks

[@Bokkie100k]

@@DJ_Narcan Who said anything about cement? And how is any of this beyond our current capabilities?

[@DJ_Narcan]

@@Bokkie100k enlighten me. How would YOU move those blocks?

[@Bokkie100k]

@@DJ_Narcan I would hire a lifting crane with 10 ton capacity

[@luisarroyo1368]

4:00 Looks like these megaliths have recessed bottoms. Those recessed spaces have been filled in with rocks to make it appear as if the megaliths were placed over the simple mismatching rectangular- trapezoidal rocks. You expect me to believe they started with simple trapezoidal rocks, built the megaliths over them & topped the megaliths with the same primitive trapezoidal rocks? Nope. Someone else here mentioned that possibly the Incas found these megaliths as simply filled in the gaps over under and around with their simpler trapezoidal & rectangular rocks.

[@dandare222]

Exactly. Compare the vertical gap filling in-between the huge rocks with the gap filling underneath the rocks. How can ANYONE claim this was done by the same builders?

[@sanjeeepchettri3546]

Hello I am from India, I liked your video very much so I subscribed to your channel.

[@UtubeAW]

Yes, obviously built in the late 10th century by people who didn’t use the wheel.

[@carlmorgan8452]

Worshipping the created Instead of the Creator.

[@Hawk641]

Top Video 👍

[@martinb.2697]

Massive! Beautiful and awe inspiring. Brien is a real great human. Thx 🙏

[@atulkedia8425]

When humans have developed so much in just 100-125 years in this era...Why do you believe that our ancestors had no brain in their era...

[@megbuchanan1630]

What are the notches or knobs jutting off the faces of the stones? I cant figure them out.

[@baldmenwin9591]

If the knobs we're faced down, during transport, it could hook or settle into a skid or cart to prevent movement and derailment. Multiple uses to assist in moving the giant objects. (My thoughts.)

[@windblownmccoy2908]

​​@@baldmenwin9591Some held roofs and other parts of the structure that were lost in the last erasure event. Many massive stones were strewn as well in those times before the Myans.

[@amberandrews6842]

The knobs are global. They vary enough in shape and size that using them for ropes wouldn't have worked.

[@mooset2466]

Amazing and fascinating, hopefully some day in my lifetime all will be revealed regards ancient technology

[@redfoe77]

Bronze hammers and Chisels. Bronze hammers and Chisels. I called it first.

[@maggipetty7047]

So beautiful.

[@rh5563]

Brien Foerster, I like his work as well. I say him in the opening shots.

[@roscoeholcomb4979]

Did the ancients have the ookie-pookie music playing back then as well?

[@franksliwa362]

To think this was engineered many thousands of years ago! It’s still operating as it was designed. Simply mind blowing!!

[@lorenzorugiati2034]

Splendido video ❤ Finché gli storici e archeologi "classici" non spiegheranno come scolpire questi materiali durissimi è inutile che si continui a scrivere oltre...nessuno scultore di Carrara conosce il metodo per intaccare tali materiali senza Vidia, Acqua a pressione o strumenti con polvere di diamante...🥶😱

[@donramonramirez5141]

Y ni con Widia, agua a presión con arena, o carburo de tungsteno ... Eso fue cortado de manera desconocida para nosotros ... Al menos, por ahora ...

[@lorenzorugiati2034]

@@donramonramirez5141 continuo a credere che la materia si è solidificata lentamente, come gli alberi antichi che si sono pietrificati. Forse anche il granito...

[@donramonramirez5141]

​@@lorenzorugiati2034Le explico, Fratello : veo similitud con Baalbek y con Egipto ... Quienes hicieron eso, podían cortar granito a razón de 2,5 milímetros x revolución ... Nosotros, hoy, solo podemos " cortar " 0,04 mm x revolución ... Y está el asunto de las juntas : están colocadas SIN mortero, y Ud no inserta una hoja entre ellas ... Y es zona sísmica : el suelo de ahí, se mueve todos los días ... Quienes hicieron eso, sabían MUY BIEN que construían 👍😎🇦🇷

[@waynephillips5087]

The pre-Inca were one with their natural surroundings. So amazing are the things they built.

[@matthewmolina9485]

If you turn the water-fall off? Where does the buildup the backup water go? 👎🏽

[@linuslanser4719]

The same architect and machinists from egypt were hired to finish the job. What an awesome site.

[@johnwalker1553]

Hundertwasser & Sciences against Myths did it, finally!

[@claudio2874]

Temos que "agradecer" os conquistadores espanhóis por terem dizimado as populações locais, por terem destruído inúmeras construções incas e eliminado muitas pistas que nos ajudariam a compreender melhor todos estes mistérios. O pior é eles fizeram tudo isso "em nome de Deus" - e da ganância, claro. Lamentável.

[@donramonramirez5141]

También paso eso en India, en Egipto, en México ... Y no fueron solo " los españoles " ...

[@jasonoreilly2795]

What, no head-on view of that "trick" with the stopping of water?

[@boriskaragiannis]

these huge stones did not come from a quarry...they are made at place...it's geopolymer

[@donramonramirez5141]

Si, con saliva de chamán, Ayahuasca y tierra de Macchu Pichu ... Más caca de gato viudo ...

[@boriskaragiannis]

@@donramonramirez5141 do you even know what the roman concrete is?...

[@donramonramirez5141]

@@boriskaragiannis Por supuesto Boris ... fueron ( los romanos ) los inventores del cemento, lo llamaban " puzzolana " ... Ahora, para que el cemento funcione, debe convertirse en hormigón armado : contar con varillas de hierro/ acero, para lograr rigidez. En la época de construcción de esos muros, no se conocía el hierro, solo el cobre, la plata, el oro , el plomo, el estaño... Y Ud no puede " cortar " pórfidos con cobre, mucho menos tallar esas caras para lograr contacto íntimo entre rocas ... Y esas rocas, la más " blanda " es de basalto ...

[@Titus9508]

There's no such thing.

[@JasonSmith-we5ls]

I need more data! Amazing

[@johnmiller8814]

The ringing is annoying. Can't take it. No watch.

[@seeourah]

It stops at 2:25 mark 🤗😆

[@Hew.Jarsol]

Tinnitus

[@snakebite8003]

Just FYI guys burj khalifs life span 100 years 😂. Ollantaytambo life span 3500 😂. So if you want your constructions to last thousands of years build them with hard rocks. ❤

[@richardbailey3343]

So my question is what is it we are really looking at and are we perceiving these structures in the right way and why earthquake proof blocks need locking keys brackets?

[@isakrynell8771]

Where is the impossible ancient tech?

[@miss.miaaa6]

Chileans everywhere 😂

[@CamperGirl03]

Wish I could afford to go ❤

[@XBAKERXBAKERX]

It's facinating that none of the tools or evidence of any tooling has been left over, only the structures. A civilization that came but left because of the unstable & unpredicatable climate? Its only as our technology advances that we understand how unique the past is!

[@Vision_2]

Fascinating that entertainment channels don't tell you about the tools that have been found and the studies that have been performed. I recommend beginning with the work of J P Protzen.

[@XBAKERXBAKERX]

@@Vision_2 Thank you, I'll do that!

[@dandare222]

@@Vision_2 Personally can't understand the view that the Incas pounded the stones into shape using river rocks. Such flat, level, precise structures constructed by incessant pounding with rocks? Not a chance IMHO. Maybe the obviously different Inca stone work was fashioned and created using river rocks, but not the clearly & visibly different much larger stones. It's so obvious that there are 2 completely different types of stonework, mixed together (i.e. newer stonework built around and on top of older stonework), that it's hard to understand why anyone would deny that? If it was so easy for the Incas to create the huge, incredibly precise stonework, then why change their approach and start to use smaller, much more rudimentary stones instead, part way through the construction process? Just does not make any sense. Who achieved the incredible feats of engineering is anyone's guess - I'm not for one minute suggesting it was aliens. But it is fascinating nonetheless.

[@Vision_2]

@@dandare222 Stone working has always involved tools for pounding and fracturing. Commonly called hammers, picks and chisels. Same then as now. The Inca nation consisted of many conquered smaller tribes. Different methods and techniques were available.

[@gabrielbaez8034]

Only a vey large amount of fast moving water would displace and wear these stones.

[@donramonramirez5141]

Eso está ahí desde hace miles de años ... Y está como el 1° día ... O es granito, o es basalto, o es diorita ... El agua no perdona ...

[@Rock_K9]

And they did all this precision with bronze tools 🙄

[@richardpagan7690]

From before the flood. We called the architect by many names, one was Enoch.

[@donramonramirez5141]

Ese fue Viracocha o los " hermanos Sayar " ... quienes tenían un rayo de oro que derribaba montañas, una " caja con un pájaro " que daba consejos, y que " iban y venían " desde el cielo ...

[@donramonramirez5141]

Veo cierta similitud con Baalbek ... El tamaño de las rocas, el tallado, la terminación, instalación ... Y la altura del terreno a la que construyeron ... Eso no fue obra de " indigenas " ... 🤷🇦🇷

[@StanJan]

@ 2:09 Anthracite

[@ruth4489]

I have seen that tye of tech before a long time ago, aftr Sept 11th when i was in north Africa. The Berbers knew of places where stone would flow water. At first i thought it was ancient history til i saw it, i couldnt explain it but the stones were cool to the touch at the base of the mountains.

[@windblownmccoy2908]

Aryans were everywhere before the younger dryus event.

[@DJ_Narcan]

​@@windblownmccoy2908yes and no. Younger dryas is a fraud too. The flood was muchvloser than that

[@sarojinichaudhury179]

The Ancient was very Great - those builders have left their creations ,only to baffle the modern dwarfs .

[@enveroren185]

Muhteşem. Bu taşlar nasıl kesilmiş ve küp haline getirilmiş??ÇOK Düşündürücü.🌍⚖️🤔🤔🤔👍

[@patrikbergqvist6988]

Temple of the sun ? Temple of water

[@jerrylagesse9046]

Those claimed to be responsable had not the tools to produce this .

[@Takeiteasy09]

What are the orange stains?

[@its4fjm]

...probably lichen.

[@ajayindiana]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@bretthouser13]

Looks like an explosion took place

[@Miguel_man]

The Flintstones but high technology.

[@Sixth6Sense]

There’s nothing impossible or amazing about that. The water hasn’t stopped or even slowed, you’ve just used your finger to create more tension down the vertical face, then broken that tension again. The stonework however, is incredible.

[@aaronocello7836]

You can go away now your stupidity is astounding

[@Flatlander_]

Great views thank you. Do they not look like anti blast shields, uad in the wars to protect from large Bomb blasts as in Nukes

[@NWDestroy]

i don't get what ancient technology you caught on film

[@Hew.Jarsol]

Madness

[@markgraham4732]

😢 They had the intelligence to neutralise gravity. If our society utilised anti-gravitation (the wheel is a backward step) then what would our technology be in regards to engineering?

[@MD-ts3hd]

Thanks, got the feeling.

[@user-zt2jf2wz1d]

cast stone blocks.

[@Titus9508]

Nonsense.

[@simonsays2774]

Remnants of a global civilization from before the Flood that was wiped out with it. And with them the knowledge and technology. Acoustics can cut through metal and stone. We don't know what occult knowledge this civilization had.

[@Angelazul1997]

Why not just show the builders as well that the Smithsonian is hiding?

[@EliezaBaby]

Beautiful ancient architecture. But music chosen match spiritually ❤ who is the music artist?

[@Burger-yg7ee]

Those stones are pre fabrication?

[@balazskiss985]

melted brick walls

[@sqqql70]

3 D PRINTING ROCKS AND FLYING ROCKS

[@NeetchianQueen]

Thank you! Now we need to learn how to do this ourselves ha ha how does it work?

[@bitkrusher5948]

They trolly or levitated across and down ....not down and up that be impossible .

[@starcrystal3271]

At the start of the video, the sound that occurs before the musiç starts is annoying to hear

[@davepowell7168]

Clickbait There was no 'lost ancient high technology',nothing was impossible Our ancestors would laugh at such ignorance

[@PatrickCrossfire.]

The ONLY WAY anyone is going to find out who built this and how is by time traveling backwards over and over again till you find the correct time period at this very site catching the builders in the process of building this. There is no other way unless God himself shows you how it was done and by whom. He knows all of this obviously.😊

[@MichaelLeBlanc-p4f]

Nubs and Knubs . . . Amaze me

[@ITThroes]

Coca-Cola is calling

[@spekenbonen72]

Where is the technology..? I see water. No technology

[@rubenhernandez8578]

The rocks fool… look at the rocks…

[@iphoelfalah6596]

Mungkinkah AI dapat menjelaskan ini semua?

[@kingreaper4305]

Where are the studys that bring you to believe that, what evidence do you have, because making shi up is not the way to knowledge

[@fennynough6962]

Precision even down to the smallest of water faucets! Might of been another Solar Calander, before the Inca's blocked off the space between these Megablocks?

[@ELONCASK]

exuse me but i tried this in my city near the newly built spring that has similar waterfall and it works just as well. this is just water sticking to the surface because you ran your finger over it ... dumdum

[@nowaistedspace4946]

Those blocks are made of a type of grout and gravel mix. Pretty cool they didn't have to drag big stones up there. I worked in concrete and build and poured big forms for buildings, I am a stone mason, carpenter, welder, among many more skills. It's right in your face how they did it. No advanced technology needed. The coolest part is when you cast a shadow on the stones from different angles.There's images/graffiti all over the stones. The bumps bulges and scratches are there for a reason.

[@DJ_Narcan]

That's granite my dude. It's been tested dozens of times

[@donramonramirez5141]

De ser hormigón, hace mucho tiempo hubiera dejado de existir ... El diferencial térmico entre día y noche ( a esa altura ), más la permanente circulación de agua, y las nevadas de invierno, hubieran hecho estallar al cemento .. Ah, y queda el ítem " juntura de rocas ", SIN mortero ... Y es zona sísmica ... 🤷🇦🇷

[@Titus9508]

Nonsense.

[@nowaistedspace4946]

@@Titus9508 LOL It's more believable than "Draggin' Stones" up a mountain at 13,000ft, because someone told you that's how they done it. And now it's a "tourist attraction", and they're all getting a cut. I'm not losing sleep over how they did it. lol Thanks for the comment.

[@ravendove8126]

Nephelim

[@onceANexile]

FROM THAT MOUNTAIN PEAK.OH.OK.I SEE! WELL, NOTHING TO SEE HERE!!!!

[@kingreaper4305]

So they basically made a man sized one of those rodent water things

[@ConsciousConversations]

❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🌈🦋

[@kingreaper4305]

You do know sand was used to cut stone right, you know what sandpaper is right

[@aaronpetterson2207]

You are the tool.

[@phovid1971]

Queste strutture megalitiche, che ritroviamo in tutto il mondo in misura diversa, dimostrano che prima di noi c'era una civiltà NON umana, eran una civiltà con una tecnologia a noi sconosciuta, esseri dalla forma non simile a noi. Abbiamo perso tutte le tracce tranne le loro architetture megalitiche. Forse sono andati via dalla Terra.