Scientists Discovered A Pre-Historic Structure That Was Impossible For Man To Make

Scientists Discovered A Pre-Historic Structure That Was Impossible For Man To Make
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Scientists have discovered a pre-historic mega structure in Baal Bek, Lebanon that was impossible for man to make. Learn more about this fascinating archaeological find in this video. What mysterious secrets does this megalithic structure hold? Stick around and find out with added insights from Graham Hancock.
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[@John-oe5nb]

Modern day people say that it was impossible to move those stones. It is a good thing that the people who moved them did not know that.

[@Knape-vz5ml]

Yes but who are those people ? They are not who we have been told who did it.

[@aspenrebel]

Right

[@user-yp3qg3km7s]

Cheeky, but your right.

[@Italliving]

if you tell modern people that in ancient times we were invaded and killed and rebuild to be enslaved they will say na ah didn't happen, but it did

[@Maximilian0011]

yes, very witty and true of you

[@barryoflaherty6430]

As humans, We only live on this earth for a short while, come & go in the blink of an eye, we will never know what's happened before, it will all happen again & again

[@toughstuff6959]

sad but true plus so many civilizations aren't known as their knowledge was recorded in frail media...

[@vauxy308]

Obviously this "Pre-historic" civilization was more advanced than we are.

[@rubenstones8684]

Thats not the question, question is who did it if it was a race on earth. Our history does not show any evidence of anyone having technology to be able to do this. Niw i know that dosnt mean its impossible but thats why the mystery is there...

[@kbkyal]

Imagine the technologies the neanderthal would have possesed

[@peterwauter6161]

Before the Flood, there were the gigantic nefilims…

[@AMW927]

Obviously this wasn't done by humans

[@DT-abcd]

You people want to believe there are aliens on other planets. Maybe you are an alien. Do you have a piece of metal in your head?

[@72151]

There’s a technology we haven’t discovered yet involving gravitational control. Once we discover (or re-discover) the ability to manipulate gravitational forces, people will say, oh yeah we can do that.

[@iranisharp9483]

Our minds are too small to figure this out

[@Emy53]

How did humans have an ability to construct these monuments and not have that ability pass on to the next generation. How do humans have to learn a technique that is considered ancient in a modern world??? We have not progressed that much at all, if "modern man" can't figure out how our ancient ancestors built these structures. And please don't give Aliens credit for this.

[@DevinsMorgan]

I feel you

[@surfdocer103]

No, no …copper tools, twine and pulleys 😂😂😂

[@brianpartridge5654]

Come on your saying they were such advanced engineers to build these GIGANTIC structures in meso-americawith all this precision but for some reason too dumb to think of the wheel? are u fin kiddin me!

[@airrikrhaine9654]

These people always like to pretend we are smarter than our ancestors

[@angiem1402]

We are

[@christinepeach8213]

There is something about the Mega Stones used by the Ancestors. The current 'smart' people of today can not build many things from years ago. Somehow people of old used these gigantic stones because it was easy for them to use. There is something lost...we are not smarter now than we used to be.

[@MyUnrealPlanetTV]

There seems to be a tendency among some individuals to believe that we are intellectually superior to our ancestors. This sentiment reflects a certain arrogance or hubris, as it disregards the knowledge, wisdom, and achievements of past civilizations. It's understandable that advancements in technology and science may lead some to perceive themselves as more advanced or enlightened than those who came before. However, it's important to recognize the contributions and accomplishments of our ancestors, who laid the foundation for many of the innovations and discoveries we benefit from today. Moreover, this attitude overlooks the fact that intelligence is multifaceted and context-dependent. While we may excel in certain areas compared to our ancestors, they possessed their own unique strengths and capabilities shaped by their respective time periods and environments. Ultimately, acknowledging the intelligence and ingenuity of our ancestors can foster a deeper appreciation for human history and the collective journey of humanity. It reminds us that we are part of a continuum of knowledge and progress, and that there is always more to learn from those who came

[@angiem1402]

@@MyUnrealPlanetTVwhat humans have done in the last 100 years is 99.9% more than what our ancestors have done in 20,000. How about you start respecting our time and stop discrediting us current humans.

[@magistradox39]

Our brains are 30% smaller...

[@stevegreen2432]

The real question to answer first is "WHY?" . Nobody who has to hunt their next meal has the time to do this work at the rates we understand today. Find out why, and you will much closer to finding out who and how. We KNOW we can't do it (economically), but "they" did. :WHY?"

[@Knape-vz5ml]

Its not just economicaly prohibitive it is beyond n our ability to move with the tech we possess today. Much like the drilling of accent Egyptian drilling examples.

[@arbii777]

I know why.

[@bassilbrush3540]

Another question is what food did these people eat. They lived in the desert where nothing would grow

[@DT-abcd]

It's all BS.

[@DT-abcd]

They are hornytoads

[@wallyblackler46]

The Romans built on top of the old structure the Romans never moved those large stones

[@Tom-fc3fb]

Nobody on Earth moves 1100ton bloks with "Rope and Rollers????" Pffff bah bah

[@DT-abcd]

So do you have a space ship in your livinroom?

[@wolfie5]

If you use engineering principles then you don't lift all 1100 ton if thats what they weigh. You only lift the end part of it which weighs much less. Besides this one guy moved all this kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3ScaIGpasmqqqc

[@ChopsticksDIYGarden]

@@wolfie5 I would like to see him move the blocks on the ground, not relying on the concrete floor he had to build.

[@robertpotvin8872]

than, who made those rope and with what and what was the size,,,thats equivalent of 1/46 of TITANIC WEIGHT or 1/10 of EIFFEL TOWER,, unbolte it and try to slide it with rope !! lets say a normal person can pull with not too much friction 250 to 500 pounds depends on what you put under the load,,so now calculate how much man would take to moove 1100 TONS ,,, convert to pounds is 2 200 000 divide say by 500 =4400 man,,,divided in maybe 10 ropes so 440 man on each rope,,,and all this on a flat hard surface with no slope,,,on a sled the friction increase a lot,,with logs they would go deep on soft soil,,meaning impossible,,,having big flat stone on the ground and having a mixture of water and seaweed or other material to make the surface slippery,,,!?MAYBE🤔😉 NOW let,s talk about lifting that weight,,,later 🤣

[@MrHailteam]

Man a lot of that stuff was already there before the Incas were even born

[@DrinkTheKoolAid62]

Whales travel in Pods - not fleets

[@zpydawebb2344]

A wooden wheel crane and olive oil.... yeah, I believe that.

[@user-mf5bg5ek2h]

Anyone with an i.q. over 12 could see that humans of that time couldn't have possibly built these things.

[@Emy53]

A wooden crane would not withstand that type of weight. Steel might, but I cannot believe wood was used to lift that amount of weight.

[@shable1436]

You have no idea what type of structures they used, they had so many slaves, anything is possible

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

Who was the mathematician or philosopher who said “give me a lever and I can move the world”?!

[@erberIsSillyhawk]

TREES BACK THEN WERE NOT TINY LITTLE TWIGS LIKE TODAY,

[@itsNovak]

​@@shable1436 come on man

[@chadrichardson6]

Frequencies and vibrational tones

[@neocount6397]

No way the Inca shaped those stones.

[@user-yp3qg3km7s]

1.7 million pounds. No amount of levrage could move the Balbeck foundation stones. No ammount of slaves could move that weight.

[@unclemony5939]

I’m a Christian, but I believe supernatural powers were involved.

[@user-yp3qg3km7s]

@unclemony5939 agreed, keep in mind with the lack of vocabulary in that time advanced tech could be described as supernatural. I respect your religious beliefs! I come from a devote family. In practical terms. Humans accomplishing advanced geometry and architecture thousands of years ago. Or they had help.

[@Mariel_Moon]

The big stones are preInka. The smaller are Inka. Nature don't build walls of stones. This walls are older than humans think. Continents move. And we have had many cataclysms and civilisations have been destroyed. We are not unique at any way and we don't know much about what have been here before.

[@robertryan3639]

Have you never seen the Flintstones? they used dinosaurs just as Fred did in his job.

[@christinepeach8213]

Hahaha

[@barth9580]

That is more believable than aliens or some lost anti-gravity technology. People underestimate the enginuity and determination of ancient people.

[@tashablue]

Yabba Dabba DIDDDDDD!

[@MitchellConner-xb6jx]

That would explain the massive wipe out of everything. Just push the time line way back. We use elephant, s. ?!!

[@blockwriters5728]

Built with the help of Giants I'm convinced.

[@issimondias]

The giants that left absolutely no trace of their existence? Those Giants?

[@justinm2697]

Perhaps. But why would giants help little humans?

[@davidsivills3599]

@@issimondias Fossils have been found of Giants around the world, some more than 10ft tall they are mentioned in the bible they were called the nephilim.

[@barth9580]

That's ridiculous.

[@notsure1783]

@@issimondias no, the pre flood civilizations that left no trace of their existence. Any idea what a mile high wave can do to traces of civilizations??? Let me guess, You want to see their tools or where they took a dump to believe there were people before our present records suggest.

[@mike-vw1zn]

There’s no way stones of the proportions talked about in this video where lifted and brought from different areas , then uphill and put in place by humans.

[@Leakynine]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2bTi2qrh5upbsU that is 1 man, What could 1000 do?

[@mike-vw1zn]

I watched the video and that was also amazing,

[@alloy2047]

@@Leakynine it's a good vid but he is spinning a large concrete block on a huge flat concrete pad....somewhat easier than the terrain around all those megalithic sites. Secondly, one would need the correct type of stone, otherwise it would just shatter under that weight....he also didn't move 1100 tons. Even if you had a 1000 men, the practical techniques mentioned would still have no use....sheer weight says no.

[@bogieszot8891]

Does anyone can say how many civilization have been on Earth yet ? NO

[@user-cu4ff6qk6g]

How to cancel background music. It simply does not allow me to listen to the commentary.

[@davidfabien4108]

Some of that sort of stone construction requires supernatural power to accomplish. Flesh and blood cannot achieve it.

[@RM-kc6qk]

They assume that the Roman's built the buildings in Rome when they really don't know. The Roman's could have just found them and made them theirs.

[@johnfogarty91]

Roman architecture has been found in Iberia, Britain, Eastern Europe, the middle East and Africa,

[@troyrockwell7744]

I want your drugs

[@lancedeschenes4046]

No, you are an idiot.

[@mickdundee7604]

It was all found and our so called "his story" is just fabricated BS that gets forced down our kids throats at their indoctrination zones aka schooling, all is from the previous civilization, as we can't build nowt like it even today

[@judechopper]

Ancient concrete, easier too understand

[@baneverything5580]

They know where the quarry is and where they came from. It`s easy to figure out the composition and the source.

[@soultraveller5027]

@@baneverything5580 The misconception by some people that The Romans invented Concrete they didn't through they certainly improve concrete by even waterproofing it

[@martapatterson8896]

They lifted through sound, frequency.

[@bassilbrush3540]

Now that is one thing that deserves looking into. Some way of controlling gravity

[@barth9580]

No.

[@notsure1783]

exactly. But the sheeple with the tiny brains refuse to open their minds.

[@TS13579]

The text of this video is impeccably written and narrated. Major kudos for both!

[@Emy53]

We have come a long way, but we are not asvanced if we still don't know how our ancient civilizations created these structures. You can't advance if you are still figuring out the past.

[@lahaina4791]

So going to the moon, computer technology, and modern electric machines do not count as advances?

[@generalmarkmilleyisbenedic8895]

@@lahaina4791nope.

[@shable1436]

Stay away from Graham's BS it's ridiculous. He wants everyone to believe in equating modern equipment vs ancient technology being impossible, there's much proof that moving the Egyptian obelisks has been moved by boats and logs, and sand.

[@johnvaughan8239]

What the hell are you talking about? Of course you can advance while still figuring out the past. What a strange and blatantly untrue statement.

[@pilotstiles]

The problem is even if scientists and archaeologists found this technology and were able to reconstruct it. Our glorious governments around the would never tell the general public keeping the knowledge secret for whatever nefarious purposes they are into. I know there is no way ancient humans could build or move blocks of these sizes without some kind of machinery or technology.

[@LongJohnLiver]

Of course they moved it with technology. Technology doesn't mean computers or ray guns. Go far enough back and a sharpened stick is technology. A hand axe is technology. The atlatl is technology.

[@BodhiCody-mh2ec]

1750 went through a reset, like they are pushing now. Check out 1890s Chicago world fair. We live like rats compared to a few hundred years ago. We are NOT advanced.

[@kayleighllyn8253]

I totally agree!​@@LongJohnLiver

[@lahaina4791]

You are of course, wrong.

[@Brian1962-ob1do]

​@@LongJohnLiverI believe he was talking about the tech to move those stonez

[@JohanFasth]

The worst comparison possible is to compare with Blue Wales. How many have seen a blue whale or have any way of relating to their weight?

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

And wtf is a 'fleet' of whales? This is all bullshit

[@generalmarkmilleyisbenedic8895]

Anyone who knows that its one of the largest animals to ever exist…

[@JohanFasth]

@@generalmarkmilleyisbenedic8895 and how does that tell you how large it is. 🙄

[@generalmarkmilleyisbenedic8895]

@@JohanFasth anyone who isnt some Soul-less degenerate can get a sense of scale, bug. Everyones brain isnt as deficient as yours.

[@aspenrebel]

How do you get a blue whale to step onto the scale?

[@Knape-vz5ml]

We should know more about all of these projects with the new lidar Imaging.

[@user-yp3qg3km7s]

The Egyptians documented everything. Why didnt they chronical their greatest feet's? Cause they didn't build the pyramids on the kings plateau.

[@DecrepitBiden]

feats...

[@user-yp3qg3km7s]

@@DecrepitBiden appreciate the correction 🙏 I blame lazy typing fat fingers and small buttons. 😆

[@christinepeach8213]

Could be.

[@DecrepitBiden]

@@user-yp3qg3km7s LOL, you should have blamed it on auto correct 😂

[@Knape-vz5ml]

Thats right.

[@tkyap2524]

Without written records in whatever form we can only guess. One thing is for sure, our ancestors were not less clever than us.

[@sammyjones3500]

Look deeper, into the block's purpose! They're brilliant and resourceful people then they said hey, lets shape and move huge blocks that don't do anything.

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

These were part of a retaining wall. There's no mystery here.

[@sammyjones3500]

Unfinished is what I'm thinking, dropped tools when an ice Age hit, the Romans built on it, but just a wild guess!

[@chipparker3950]

I haven't heard one thought regarding these mysteries that are close to credibility. This remains mystery but modern scientists refuse to acknowledge that there are mysteries for which there are no credible explanation.

[@alicianowell9758]

I’m curious which pharaoh the pyramids were tombs for - which pharaoh did they find buried in the pyramids?

[@qedcharlie]

Think man, 100 slaves could not possibly move these 800 to 900 ton stones. It is not possible and certainly not efficient to tie up so many men to move one stone, the project would take forever to finish. Wooden cranes and fiber ropes would never be able to withstand the massive pressures required to even hold these huge stones, let alone move them. Lifting a heavy weight is far easier deal than actually moving it. Therefore only giants could have built the foundations of the Baalbek temples. The Romans came along behind the giants and added their tiny 50 ton stones on top of the already ancient foundations., which were originally thee pre-flood buildings. It is a known fact that the Romans normally could lift stones of 50 tons safely and with consistency. Moving the heavy stones from the ground up and onto the walls was very hard to do, as the crane either had to swivel on its foundation with all that weight and the whole crane had to roll next to the wall or a huge part of the crane had to be perpendicular to the wall with the upper section that would roll across the wall to place the stones in position. Also only the first 3 or 4 rows of stone can be done with most of these types of cranes. The strength and flexibility of the 15 to 35 ft tall giants working as a team would be more useful to raise walls of gigantic stones. Did you ever wonder why the ancients needed stone pillars to be 60 or 70 ft tall. That aloud the giants to walk in and out freely. Much later the Roman men and Greek men before them had bronze straps and hooks and then 1000 years later iron straps to strengthen the wooden cranes, but that can only do so much. It is thought that the first sea faring men of Lebenan and specifically Baalbek had mastered the use of iron for their ships and temples. Peru is the other location that instantly comes to mind where human engineering is totally inadequate to answer the questions of how these huge stones were cut, moved 10 miles and across rivers and then up high mountains and lifted up onto very ancient walls. See the giant hexagonal and later the quadrangular stones of Peru, Japan, Lebanon, China and Mexico. In S. America a prideful large bunch of men arranged a test to see if they could move a large natural stone. The village collected 300 men and many strong ropes and they could not move a 100 ton stone. These tests have been tried many times, but only a few have been put on videos. The free masons control the media directly and the illuminati controls the free masons, so you are not going to see these tests fail, when they do.. Also no one can move heavy stones across sand, as in Egypt, and we engineers don’t care how many rollers you throw under the stone, is is not going to move. It just sinks into the sand and laughs at you. So giants built the pyramids also. There were a second bunch of giants alive on earth as late as 1000 BC in Lebanon, Peru, etc.

[@user-py1bq1xb5l]

We have discovered and deciphered enough ancient writings to know that these gigantic stones were "floated" into place

[@iranisharp9483]

Facts

[@oggyoggy1299]

No

[@Blackwataa]

☝️ 👆 WITCH!!!!!!!

[@lahaina4791]

Download the proof and send to Elon Musk. But you cannot.

[@user-py1bq1xb5l]

Who gives a flying Frisbee what Elon musk thinks

[@dcsc4895]

No way the Romans were moving those stones. That tech from before the Romans

[@MyUnrealPlanetTV]

Researchers have unearthed a prehistoric structure that defies explanation, appearing to be beyond the capabilities of ancient humans to construct. This statement conveys a sense of awe and intrigue surrounding the discovery of an ancient site that challenges conventional understanding. It suggests that the structure's complexity or scale exceeds what would have been achievable with the technology or knowledge available to early civilizations. The use of the term "impossible" suggests a profound mystery that captures the imagination and invites speculation about the origins and purpose of the structure. It implies that the discovery has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of prehistoric societies and their capabilities. Overall, this statement reflects the excitement and wonder that accompany groundbreaking archaeological discoveries, highlighting the ongoing quest to unlock the secrets of our past.

[@transistorradiorecords3661]

At 1:08, is that huge rock carved out hollow? The one the women is walking on? I can only see a vast amount of water moving these.

[@stevelindsay3643]

The number one problem with mainstream archeology, geology, paleontology, etc. is they assume the incredible ancient structures were made by modern man in our current size and shape. They could not be farther from the truth. Unfortunately, they are not allowed to venture beyond that narrative in Academia and the mainstream sciences or they will be unemployed, ridiculed, and if they rely on government funding they will be cut off. This forces them to stay inside the box and try to make their findings believable. Some of the megalithic sites prove modern man could not construct them based on the lack of technology to get the jobs done. Copper, Bronze and even Iron tools won't do the job and the ability to move some of the stones from the area they said they were quarried to the place of construction is another impossibility. However, if you change some of those handicaps it makes things possible. The mainstream have tried their damndest to keep Giants in the fables and fiction category. There were definitely Giants and a lot bigger than most can wrap their heads around. I'm talking about small to medium-sized Giants 100 feet tall, but some in a world long before the collisions were miles tall. To keep in line with this post let's use small Giants from 15 to 50 feet tall and their tools and abilities. All of a sudden nothing seems impossible. Yes, Giants of that stature existed alongside modern man. A 15-foot-tall giant would weigh about 1500 lbs and be capable of lifting what would take 10 to 15 men to lift. You don't just double the capability by 1/3rd, it would be a multiple-number of equivalency. Think about Giants far exceeding 15 feet and imagine what they could get done.

[@user-et1eh3mn1q]

It even says in the bible that there were giants.

[@GT-mq1dx]

Genesis 6, there’s a reason that the Holy Spirit put it in there.

[@toughstuff6959]

kilometer tall people can't b comprehended yet...

[@wout123100]

what a bunch of nonsens here, how cope you peeps are so incredibly ignorant about things?

[@richNfit4life]

The existence of a giant so incredibly tall, so far, only appears in the Bible. No actual skeletons of these beings have been found. The photos I have seen are clearly doctored images. Just try to image the amount of food it could eat in one meal. And even more scary, image the size of its dung pile. Haven’t found any giant poop piles either. And even if there were giants, there’s still the methods, as of yet unknown, of cutting the stone in such straight lines from top to bottom for the so-called giants to move. Living languages continue to evolve, meanings of words change over time. Even scholars agree that what meaning we interpret from a written passage today may very well not be the same when it was first written. Seems you would need a thorough understanding of the ancient languages in which the texts were written to derive a closer approximation of what they were trying to say. We might have an idea of it, but we probably will never really know exactly.

[@rodpettet2819]

It's mentioned a few times that the pyramids were tombs for the Pharaohs but was any Pharaoh actually found there?

[@sullyway51]

The Greeks and then the Romans only built on the already present Baalbek platform which is much older . Incans said themselves that they did not build the polygonal walls. They only patched and built on the already present ruins. You can tell by the smaller and less precise stone work of the Incas.

[@miaji1963]

Can someone try and move 1000 ton with olive oil the find out the results

[@caedmonv55]

46:15 As I understand it there is absolutely no writing in the great pyramids, unlike what you say here. Could you clarify this? I believe there are no inscriptions of hieroglyphics in them.

[@leonidasmarronidas7619]

Why they asume they moved something? They coul sculpt a granite mountain. First you got to prove they moved that, not just assume it.

[@warriordog4094]

you can't compare Stone Henge with the Pyramids of Egypt or the Pyramids of the Americas, ...Stone Henge truly looks primitive....

[@bassilbrush3540]

In case you are unaware, Stone henge was re built in the the mid 1930s by about 15 men using pully blocks, and ropes and tri pods. All the largest stones that are square shaped were taken from a local quarry nearby. I am 82 and I well remember the article in a local newspaper. The stones that came from Wales were round cross section, and my theory is that the original people who built it were Nomads from Wales who moved on from time to time in search of new game and they took their dwelling with them. The simply rolled the original stones

[@leonardcollings7389]

@@bassilbrush3540 7 meters tall and weigh between 20 and 30 tons somehow managed to move them fro9m a location taking 40 minutes by car to reach. One hell of a lot of olive oil.

[@codemans22]

definatly need to sort your audio volumes out

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

GIANTS!! But sadly, some people just can't see past their own nose.

[@barth9580]

And some people live in a fantasy land.

[@shawnwalford6578]

Ok, you got me. I put the blocks there.

[@jeanjearman2025]

Could they have had a way to fuse many stones together and make the giant stones on site?

[@TheNoldaz]

The natural columns at 29:00, the shape is caused by the cooling, ok, but how could they bend the way they do on the left?

[@geraldmiller5260]

Whales travel in pods, not fleets.

[@afronprime51]

I did not know the a "FLEET OF BLUE WHALES" was a unit of measure. Always nice to learn new things from experts. And the spot was not covered in sedimentation as that is a prosses and not the end result. That would be sediment, or settled particles. To be an expert and not know your own language. How does that work.

[@chrismitchell7692]

What was forgotten was the ziggurat, in ancient Near East; especially the Tower of Babel, or rather, Bab-ilu - meaning 'gate of the gods' : recounted in Genesis 11. (Interesting note, a lot of cultures mention a time when there was only one language upon the earth, and the 'gods' confused the language....)

[@lostknowledge1709]

One word, "Giants".

[@TONY-uc1ps]

You say Giants, I say Aliens

[@StanTompsett]

love the white wolf at 28.38

[@DRheisenberg6000]

Anything humans cant explained: it was 👽👽👽👽👽👽

[@seanpreston3653]

We have lost so much due to catastrophe,war, dark ages, We are now just re acquiring a fraction of what the human race knew. It will probably take getting back to nature to be able to duplicate what our ancestors have accomplished. For at our moment in time this will not happen not now.

[@gdismine01]

Everyone is so excited about the find they forget that if it were man made there will be a monsterous pile of debris left over. Where is this debris pile?

[@AgricultureTechUS]

"Mind-blowing power and efficiency. These machines are epic!"

[@OathfLouve]

The Roman did not make these megaliths .

[@allinoneig2311]

The massive stones were constructed by the asuras (Syria earlier called as SURA was one of their earliest origin) rakshas more than 10-11000 years back. Same is the time when several massive advanced structures were constructed across the world. The seas, oceans and even deserts conceal many impossibles which were considered as 'MYTH' by European and American historians. Even the Adams bridge (Ram Setu bridge) was made by humans along with vanaras(naendrathals)

[@trender18]

How were those columns machined so perfectly round?

[@twista1more]

impossible for them because they view it on their mindset of if they cant do it then others could not have done it either

[@tjhessmon4327]

There are a few things which always escape Hegelian believing so called scientists and or scientific Experts, mainly because they are ignorant of biblical texts. …. Giants, (Nephilim) in the Hebrew are well documented in biblical text, with their size being invaded in measurements in excess of 4.6m (15ft) tall. What is hardly considered is that they had knowledge “of old”, which means knowledge that preceded flesh mankind. When these Nephilim mixed with flesh women, their offspring were referred to as Gibbor in the Hebrew which means, mighty, strong (exceedingly), bold, valiant…. They were “Of Old” (Olam in the Hebrew), meaning antiquity, of past time, of ancient time. …. Those who believe in Socrates/Aristotle/Hegelian doctrine, have no knowledge of an existence which precedes flesh mankind, although the evidence of such is exists. Further, that everyone reading this text I am typing (myself included), lived during that time. Therefore these Nephilim and their offspring Gibbor, possessed knowledge and strength which we humans of today, simply don’t understand. Imagine what these people would have been like, compared to flesh mankind of that time. Imagine a 1.7m (5.5ft) compared to a 4.6m (15ft) tall Nephilim or their son a Gibbor. To put that in perspective, that is someone who would stand nearly 2 stories of a building, tall today. That knowledge and excessive strength is founded in the temples to their “god like” figures. Do you think that the Greek gods do not depict these Nephilim and their offspring? Where else would the Greeks get the idea from? Yes, these Nephilim and their offspring “Gibbor” would have known how to form and place these massive stones. Further, there exist structures on this earth which exceed flesh mankind, structures made during the time “of Old” or Olam in the Hebrew. So called scholars today, who are ignorant of the Nephilim, struggle when faced with the truth of their existence, and there they construct elaborate theories based upon the limitations of flesh mankind, especially flesh mankind according to Darwin’s dialectic based theory. However, biblical texts indicates these Nephilim and their offspring Gibbor, possessed knowledge which was “of Old”, knowledge which precedes flesh mankind.

[@reincarnated95]

Some people are truly trapped by their own mental limitations:What would make a person believe that the architect (s) were able to design such precise structures but used such primitive means of transporting the stone.

[@BabyBlu-wx1bb]

Sound frequency is the key

[@seanpreston3653]

water? or lard with water?

[@davidwillis5016]

Thanks

[@Knape-vz5ml]

Even this location was reconstructed, but it's easier to see how this existed.You need to see a picture of it before it was cleaned up and reconstruct

[@thepunadude]

'IMPOSSIBLE' IS A HUGE STATEMENT .. THERE IS MORE TO OUR HISTORY THAN YOU CURRENTLY KNOW, BE SMART, LEARN!

[@queuefiddy9063]

Tell us then wise guy

[@jimagnew1643]

​@@queuefiddy9063 A person actually starts learning, AFTER they got started, Because 😊of all those mistakes they keep making. Ingenuity is when you get finally tired of it, AND figure it out. AND find a better way, IF it wasn't for the Being , AND the freedom , for humanity, The INVENTIONS, Nobody would even have a chance to try. Freedom is what allowed all this invention to happen. They finally got away from the tyrants and the dictators, then they got to try it out for themselves.

[@Trabunkle]

That's correct! Possibility and Impossibility are states of the Mind!

[@lahaina4791]

​@@queuefiddy9063No, you tell us smarty.

[@JamesPilkenton-se5cx]

There are those in China , India or Tibet that can levitate themselves or throw things using only their minds. Seems to me that's evidence enough to show that it could be done

[@joest2080]

why is it that everytime something like this is found all kind of outlandish explanations are uttered? Perhaps people of old were smarter than you think, after all they were not the idiots that ruined the planet

[@asanablue]

You got that right.

[@bassilbrush3540]

Obviously someone done it, the question is who and how. , and and that is something we are never going to know in a thousand years, unless of course we meet these people in the after life and they tell us. The only thing that I think we can be sure of is going by all the doorways it seems to be clear to me that they were not giants but just about our size today

[@robertestevan9460]

I think they were so smart they created helium and used many balloons and Placed stones where they needed. They Probably also had some type of hydraulic system.

[@anomaly2990]

Maybe the stones were liquified and then poured.

[@tonyatallah-qn9oz]

The Phoenicians were very crafty. They earned God's trust

[@user-rw8qb6dq2x]

rivers of mercury floated those rocks into place

[@bobbyrhoan268]

Worst part is warlords and chieftains of the area destroyed these locatiins

[@MotherofMycroft]

The Adam and Eve Theory (Polar shift) should help you w your numbers. I suggested it to The Why Files and it's still his highest grossing video. He could have done so much more w it too. Doomsday theory is huge right now

[@Brousey]

🤣 ya you're responsible for the why files success... Get over yourself.

[@MotherofMycroft]

@@Brousey absolutely not. Been w him since he had 200k subs. He asked for tips and I gave him one. He did all the work himself. How you got 'I'm responsible for his success' out of ''I gave him a tip that he turned into his highest grossing video' is beyond me as I stated HE TURNED IT INTO meaning he did the work.

[@baneverything5580]

We know how long the ice has been at the poles from cores. There was no shift besides magnetic in the evidence. But something happened to the mammoths...likely impact related.

[@heckell4181]

Bird likes this. LTA heavy lifters are being developed. One should consider our current "advanced technology" is a newborn not yet able to crawl. One should not be so accepting of modern mythology presented as indisputable facts. True science is always questioning not always accepting. There is no way to confirm current understanding. I came to see the megalithic structures not the feeble interpretations. Different interpretations should always be welcome to expand ones mind. Accepting interpretations as facts is weak.

[@happypanda7003]

A possibility of Alien assistance to build such structures.

[@Italliving]

if you tell modern people that in ancient times we (Clean DNA) were invaded and killed and rebuild to be enslaved (Altered DNA) they will say na ah didn't happen, but it did and we still are

[@seanpreston3653]

First things First. Be able to hear a Molecule. It must make sound for it moves.

[@derekeimer7758]

Mmmmm... String Theory... I suppose once ya can hear molecules the next thing is just vibratin' yerself through walls and stuff, huh? Well I spent hours blowin' on a harmonica and runnin' into walls, and stuff... do molecules sound like a high pitched bell with endless sustain? I'm gettin' close!

[@lahaina4791]

Thanks grasshopper.

[@seanpreston3653]

@@derekeimer7758 its only a hypothesis, laugh if you may that is your choice. But if every thing makes a specific sound that needs to be researched more. And we can't hear molecules or atoms atm why? because we don't have the means. To each his own but just throwing that out there.

[@seanpreston3653]

@@lahaina4791 Im just throwing out possibilities. Harmonics of the universe and on earth must have meaning.

[@seanpreston3653]

I am certain sound or vibration has something to to with advanced technology.

[@jeg456]

I wonder if they cast the stones in place into sectional molds that could be removed. Powder and sand chunks be conveyed via an Archimedes screw.

[@thetinker3924]

Building a ramp they could raise large stones as high as they wanted to

[@leiverikson1517]

The pyramid of the sun is incredible 🎉

[@daniellore2961]

Is it possible that people back then were just better than we are now? As an example consider the drop of testosterone in men over the last 100 years.

[@BonesJones85]

Hell yeah, look at people these days haha.

[@danielcarey2046]

😂😂😂 I get the example of the last 100 years, but the sheer weight of stones and technology it would take to produce that precision of engineering has to show an external influence. If you look at the burst in technology over the last 100years that would counter act the lack of testosterone in modern man 😂😂😂. And we couldn't get close to understanding how this was done and apparently with a stone hammer lol

[@aspenrebel]

Also how did they carve and shape the stones? What tools did they have?

[@annacardenas4519]

Is there any way into or behind the wall?

[@TheGreatGreekTabless]

Pyramids are not tombs

[@Knape-vz5ml]

Yes the romans did build many grand projects,but they never moved anything like the three mega stones.The romans could only move 54 ton stones. With roman craines.

[@susanmartin8856]

I’m sure that a team has attempted to move large blocks of similar size. Using only the equipment available at the time. The math is simple. If one man can move say a 1/4 ton block. A team of 200 men would be needed to move a 50 ton block. I suggest that several hundred thousand individuals were likely involved. The big question is: How did they then elevate these blocks to build a structure like the great pyramid. My thoughts are, they may have achieved this by lifting the blocks a little at a time until at the required hight. The great pyramid is basically terraced. Each block slowly making its way up the steps. It is entirely feasible with sufficient manpower. Until evidence to the contrary is presented & verified, we should continue to believe these amazing structures were made by the people’s of the period. That their knowledge & abilities while surprising, is a human trait. “Together, anything is possible”.

[@edvallecorse2966]

If one considers the possibility of ancient interactions of extraterrestrial visitors, whereas there is ample myths in all religious texts, then it all makes sense of the existence of such monolithic structures.

[@gregfletcher3557]

Ive seen a professor talk of a limestone concrete being used to make these giant stones.

[@barth9580]

No.

[@brianpartridge5654]

The romans didnt build balbek they documented all there grand constructions but somehow forgot to document there grandest of all? Not buying it. It wasnt "human" as wed like to think

[@deenfurgsz6806]

They built ON Baalbek…

[@PimentabilisAnusOutrem]

When a scientist sees a real thing in front of him and says that it is impossible for it to have been done, something very bad is happening in science.

[@AT-ol2yj]

You’ll figure it out soon enough

[@1982dsc]

I think after a certain medical intervention a few years ago went horribly wrong we mostly all saw that science is paid for.. Following the science always leads back to the money

[@BumpyRyder]

could the music be any more annoying...

[@michaelstevens3479]

So thats where I left it , if I pay postage will you send it on to me?

[@mariovillarreal8647]

2 pyramids below pyramid of the Sun , bottom one dated by two separate Archaelogical teams. Using two different methods each, dated, at 170,000- 200,000 years old . Gobekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe dated conervatively to at least 11,500 years old each. Way over Graham's six thousand years.