Quadcopter Flight Over Ancient Saqsaywaman Near Cusco Peru

[@jimg2553]

Those of us who could never afford to go to these places really appreciate you Brien. Thanks

[@spanishmeatloaf7901]

It's not as expensive as you'd think. These 3rd world countries are rather dirt cheap.. Tickets to these 'attractions' are the most expensive of your trip. Food & lodging are very affordable.

[@pamelasmitley3712]

Wow, what a view from the quadcopter! That is an impressive look at the megalithic wall. It really is massive and could not have been built by the Inca. I did not realize that so much of the site remains buried. Can't wait to see what discoveries come forth. Thanks for a wonderful presentation Brien.

[@colinburke3758]

The aerial perspective is quite beneficial to understand the scale of the site. We were there summer of 19....walking and flying are not the same experience - Thank you Brien for all your work and insight into these incredible settlements

[@erikwestrheim804]

Thank you for great content, for us who cant trawel for all sorts of reasons. Awsome.

[@amarshmuseconcepta6197]

✊😘

[@jackleripper3482]

Yes Erik 👍🏻❤️

[@flapneus3212]

Thank you Brien for sharing your amazing footage of your quadcopter👍🏻

[@johnharrison7506]

Thank You Brien, Great aerial view from your quadcopter! I very much would like to go back a spend more time in and around Cusco. The most amazing trip I have ever taken. Thank you again...

[@brienfoerster]

Any time John.

[@lynnmitzy1643]

Thank you ,Brien 🤗and thank you Pachacutec 💛

[@davidjennings5865]

Thank you Brien. Excellent footage of an amazing site.

[@TRUTHorDie]

Quadcopter = BADASS! Thanks for sharing this! Looking forward to seeing everything from this new perspective! It is a huge gift for all those interested in TRUE archaeology

[@jonr1510]

I feel as though I was cheated in school. Places like this have been bothering me for 20 years, certain things that I learned in school just didn't seem to make sense. Come on people, do you honestly believe that this was done with soft metal tools! Thanks for shedding more light on these mysteries. It's a shame that people are afraid to admit that they have put out inaccurate information. Keep up the great work!

[@richardlilley6274]

We were all lied to in school and still are by media It's obvious they had more knowledge in the past We rely on so called technology and have become lazy and ignorant Seems we're waking up and starting to think for ourselves again and can smell what science has been shoveling us

[@richardlilley6274]

@Craig Bartel totally agree We went to school with some of the people who now have the misguided conception that they have authority over us... Simply because they kiss ass and put colleagues before truth and justice.. That's why the world is as it is... Greed and ego and solidarity between them Simply sell your soul an they let ya join in the slaughter of the weak and innocent

[@richardlilley6274]

@Craig Bartel science is becoming more open and truthful as genuine people with ap passion for research are setting up labs even at home.. So soon the days of corporations paying science to find the results they want them to find are numbered as Joe blogs can check for himself and not every Joe will take a bribe and with the Internet and secure under the net Internet a bullet isn't fast enough to buy silence either So the tide is turning Just hope there not hard losers!!!

[@richardlilley6274]

@Craig Bartel yeah.. Pretty much all about control " Power and being at the top of there pyramid But we're the ones holding it up... We walk away an it comes crashing down...they forget.. The higher they are the further they fall

[@erikmoller84]

So interesting what we know about these sites, even more so, what we don’t. Human curiosity drives so much. One of the many reasons I love these videos.

[@tammynance1648]

Truly awe inspiring. Thank you for sharing.

[@JohnMoore-qv4vn]

Thank you. Those wide angle shots of the zigzag wall were very impressive.

[@edwardanthony7283]

Fascinating and it looks like something enormous is buried under the ground too.

[@kigerkarlzeberedi1800]

Now ur using all the Muscles, I love the perspective of the Q-copter. Thanks B cheers

[@JdubU]

Breathtaking view, thank you so much.

[@OspreyFlyer]

Thanks for posting! 👍

[@lenny108]

awesome video about Saqsaywaman, it would be important to fly over this whole area with soil x-ray to check for possible foundation walls.

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

Thanks Brien, can you spell the name you've given the copter please ?

[@brienfoerster]

Pachacutec

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

@@brienfoerster Thank you :)

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

An Inca emperor apparently : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pachacuti

[@rudy103069]

@@brienfoerster Old Nisa, Turkmenistan.www.google.ca/maps/place/Old+Nisa/@37.9530181,58.2120406,101m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x3f7007ecda4e059f:0xa7b81022515fb14d!8m2!3d37.951348!4d58.2113635

[@rudy103069]

@@brienfoerster Muyaq Marka, Peru. www.google.ca/maps/place/Muyuq+Marka/@-13.5091086,-71.9829086,95m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x916dd66e8bd4ca6b:0x810a709e3bbcdf98!8m2!3d-13.509221!4d-71.9827545

[@sangstar1]

Excellent Brien

[@chrispfeifer7628]

Thanks, I have always dreamed of going to these sites, but can't because of lung disease, so I really appreciate your videos

[@steve-o6413]

Always amazes me the scale of the Megalithic Builders had, Knowledge upon Knowledge of Engineering skills and Advanced Technology to back them up...

[@ocker2000]

The zigzag wall: was it ever determined it had a function like for protection for the structure on top? Agriculture?

[@jamessherburn]

I was wondering, if the rock came from so far then maybe transporting rock wasn't so difficult, and then if not difficult maybe the saw tooth wall was built quickly and with coming floods in mind? Could such a wall design disrupt the power of a flood? I've no idea if the floods even got/could get so high, just thinking aloud.

[@jackleripper3482]

That’s incredible 👍🏻thank you 👍🏻

[@ericmelton4630]

I like the close up work that you do but the quadchoper. Gives an interesting view. If you live on a hillside then before your life is half over you see rocks sliding down the hill. I see very little of subsidence.

[@edwardanthony7283]

Wonder what took place on this many centuries ago.

[@skytreker]

4:12 😯This is Minas Tirith!

[@tolbaszy8067]

Are the grooves at 3:50 natural features?

[@criminalfpv]

I would love to fly ancient spots!! 💯👍

[@wayneg1212]

The conglomerate of flat surfaces in the megalithic structure looks like it was part of a type of fountain like garden, just a thought!

[@Ghostbull26]

is there a video on the quad copter you use?

[@spaceman8671]

Cool Video!

[@peteferraro5835]

The view from above serves to make the site even more curious. This jigsaw puzzle needs more pieces exposed.

[@flaminglaughter]

I would have liked to see those 125 ton rocks a little closer! Why didn’t you just fly that thing down there?

[@robynnee]

Hi Brian, a couple of weeks ago I saw a video where it was speculated that the knobs on the megalithic rocks could be writings, intimating a megalithic alphabet. Do you have any thoughts on this?

[@brienfoerster]

Quite possibly a form of code.

[@steve-o6413]

Interesting concept...

[@zeph6439]

150 ton rocks need more than a donkey cart.

[@383jpark]

...and the Inca had llama and no wheels.

[@zeph6439]

@@383jpark The Mayans had bicycles, long before the invention of the wheel though.

[@ultrafeel-tv]

@@zeph6439 ??

[@zeph6439]

@@ultrafeel-tv That's my name! There is also evidence of Nigerians using either motorcycles or bicycles before they were invented. I find that pictures are wonderful things - they never lie, and always say more than a thousand words.

[@ultrafeel-tv]

@@zeph6439 Can you send me photographic evidence of those "bicycles"?

[@birgitwt6143]

Warum macht man nicht mal an solchen Gebilden Grabungen dicht unten drunter? Oder bildet Modelle davon nach und füllt mal diese Aussparungen aus - quasi als Positiv nutzen und ins Negative gießen. Vielleicht erhält man dann Gebilder, die mehr erklären....es könnten durch extreme Hitze verschmolzene Eisen- oder Metallteile sein ...eines Gebildes was wir nicht kennen...von vor über 10.000 Jahren. Thanx Brien Forster!

[@jeroenrademaker1071]

If you look at the mountains after it little to the left you see two lines going upwards what is that is it a building or maybe two walls and a road to something filtup with sand?

[@rushfan9thcmd]

Brien, this place doesnt look like a place that was built to be defended. Its walls dont appear to be used to keep out invaders. Is it more of a monument built as a tribute?

[@helgoland6537]

Did the wall goes all around? I cant see it the quadcopter is too far.

[@disklamer]

What were they trying to keep out? What were they protecting themselves from, for the walls to be this massive. It's a lot of work if it was just to keep out humans and pumas, and also probably not particularly effective against humans or pumas. So what was the threat? Megafauna? Mudslides? Floods in the valley? To me it looks very much like it was built to break up either tidal/floodwaves, or a mudslide.

[@MRNAFR33]

kind of looks like a huge star fort. if you look at it through google earth there are melted layered walls that come to triangle points. something cosmic melted the walls at most of the points but they are visible

[@darthdmun]

is that a giant statue buried in the lower left at 3:55

[@jairbolsonaro5607]

Hola saludos desde el Perú intento aprender ingles para entender lo que dicen xd 😋 bolivia era parte del imperio inca por eso el parecido en cultura y idioma.

[@sfbadboy]

Starfort?

[@paulehney4581]

While it may be possible to go see it by yourself I would think it would be far more beneficial to have someone with knowledge of the site like Brien to explain some of the aspects of it to you.

[@april4972]

Ancient Star fort?!?!? Almost looks like a fractal pattern

[@SuperPhester]

EXCELLENT.

[@mybackhurts7020]

I was watching a card stacker the other day and it suddenly just came to me why the odd angle shape it’s so they don’t fall over just like a house of cards

[@amarshmuseconcepta6197]

✊😘

[@edwardanthony7283]

Looks like giant dragon scales in the background.

[@lelandbrown1675]

That overhead flight is better than anything We've seen on television the zigzag patter of the walls has something to do with energy flow, Understand this all of the megalithic sites in the world Where landing pads the world was A soft please have million years ago you couldn't land a ship on the ground Balbek was the first

[@RiggedVedist]

nice globe.

[@PACstove]

Maybe ancient man found an even more ancient tool and went around building with it, and then he lost it. So there's mystery at the end of the mystery.

[@Rivenburg-xd5yf]

always wondered what is buried behind the zig zag walls, it looks still mostly buried. no other massive structure i can think of puts up walls like this, without usable space behind them. like petra, i believe more fascinating stuff is almost in plain sight, buried.

[@augustjones6078]

Is there free twerking involved?

[@6233791]

Massive shame how none of these sites allow for the use of UAS photography. After all, we discovered the Great Pyramid was 8-sided from the air, imagine what else might still yet to be revealed to us by using this amazing technology? Sincerely, a Canadian living under the harshest UAS laws and regulations on the planet.

[@pjmtts]

1:33 if I didn’t know better I would have thought you said you can see the sexy woman like never before

[@rudy103069]

and then Brien's wife appears in the view!!!!hes in love that man!!!!great for him!!!

[@pauljohnpinkybennett3557]

Definitely not by human hand. Definitely out there, some where, somethink else.

[@lozanoglass]

Can bring a mountain bike their and explore?

[@mantovannni]

If giants were building something, you'd expect to see walls with bricks that weigh hundreds of tonnes. How the blooming heck could regular men just cart so many heavy stones for miles around mountains?

[@jimandcassiemacintyre1951]

If there was a advanced civilization 12000 years ago would it not be the same today people travel around the world to different countries and if there was a cataclysm back then those that travelled would be stuck in whatever country they happen to be at at that time

[@harrihonkanen749]

Jeffrey Daugherty KZbin interview Pierre Sabak author of Holographic Culture and Murder of Reality... about our Origins, Language and Illusions

[@zach_diecast_mansur]

Quadquaptor

[@taleandclawrock2606]

Looks like a pyramid, behind site to left

[@blackmancer]

not what i would call a 'sexy woman' but each to their own.....

[@ricknelson7824]

Although I appreciate the efforts of these offerings, I often wonder how the so called experts are so sure that structures are temples and that surely sacrificial events occurred in specific places. Ultimately so called facts presented are pure opinions and speculation. A narrow range of information presented by someone who was not there and an interpretation of specific information that may not have relevance. Not a negative comment, just saying a lot of speculation occurs based on current ideas vs historical lack of information.