The Great Pyramid Mystery: The Oldest Cover-Up In History

[@bobharritech8460]

As soon as you mentioned ZAHI HAWASS, I went right to the comment section. I was NOT disappointed.

[@brianthwaites2397]

That is not the great pyramid. The one in the background is.

[@babbybailey2534]

Hawass is an arrogant Ass. Maybe, doors will open up, after his passing. Just maybe.

[@youbian]

He can’t gate keep forever.

[@Televisionman4lyf]

Theres reason to believe that most ruins found in egypt are much much much older than we think. And that the Egyptians merely found them and migrated into the area. Some archeologists believe that some race of humans or something proto modern human existed at some point and built some of these Pyramids as ancient massive Rudimentary Energy generating devices. Think of how about how all of our computers back in the day were MASSIVE for merely a small amount of calculation powers. It is possible this is something like that. Some sort of Ancient powerplant that probably only served a few thousand people. Through some sort of chemical reaction some form of power was generated. Theres a weirdo kinda Quackish Archeologist named MIchael Tellinger who actually discovered many of the pyramids made in the world have chambers that looks like they would be massive chemical reservoirs. And some of these chambers tested positive for certain chemicals that would produce energy provided the chemicals were combined through some method. Its interesting to think about. But, I am doubtful its true maybe. But who knows Humans are and always have been extremely skilled at doing wild things. Precision cutting of materials isnt that impressive when you consider many statues made of marble are far far more detailed and precise, and single human individuals made them.

[@lnk77]

me too, THEY HIDE SOMETHING, WE WILL FIND SOON

[@TakeshYM]

I am from Peru and archeology is something important for us. The corruption in my country by archaeologists is so much that it was discovered how they sold mummies or other remains to museums, French millionaires and the black market. Zahi Hawass is one of the richest men in the world and has a close relationship with the authorities in charge of archeology in Peru. It is well known that in Peru archeology is restricted in a way never seen before, you need international permits to be able to carry out a simple investigation, even having all the necessary certificates it is practically impossible to get a permit or a pass for any archaeological zone. They always make the excuse that it is to protect the heritage but you see a lot of news about how even looters are discovering new tombs or hidden civilizations and until they finish stealing all the contents they do not mention it. ZAHI HAWASS is a harm to humanity and his connection with the upper echelons is more than obvious.

[@chriscolby4578]

Protect our history -one human to another

[@mrh3901]

Are you a homosexual?

[@1955annemarie]

Wow... Thank you so much for that information!! 😮

[@TheBballinger]

Power corrupts,and absolute power corrupts absolutely. It’s insane to think that making money dictating a narrative on the history of history is a thing. Yet here we are, and Zahi Hawass is doing just that. These types of people that stagnate the understanding of history, should be banned from the community of archaeology. Yet money, power, and greed always seems to prevail. Maybe A.I. without its bias’s will be able to sort this mystery out without prejudice???

[@HBADGERBRAD]

Were those actual archeologists, people of science or treasure hunters? Disguised as a geologist and people care when actually they’re just there to find treasure and take it from your country. Scientists don’t like to even disturb sites if it’s at all possible. The new advances in science is making this more and more possible. Look up Milo Rossi- minimintueman he’s an actual scientist. He’ll help you. 😊

[@mikebrown3881]

Zahi Hawass relentlessly shuts down everything that might lead to a newer more accurate understanding of the Pyramids and their original purpose. It literally seems as if his job is to keep us from learning the truth rather than helping us discover it.

[@davidlavery3472]

He's a closed minded idiot who wants everyone to believe what he wants them to believe.

[@patinho5589]

He was told to do it. And scared into doing it.

[@sphereslip]

Zahi Hawass DOESN'T WANT THE TRUTH. HE'S HELD THE SPHINX HEAD AND PREVENTED FURTHER INVESTIGATION OF THE TOMB OF OSIRIS

[@miamisasquatch]

The stupid on these comments sections is great entertainment - thank you

[@johnhough7738]

@@miamisasquatch True~! And sometimes we get intelligent comments relevant to the issue, for which I'm grateful.

[@craigbaker6382]

11:35 please never say: " magnetic true North " ever again. Pick one because magnetic and TRUE North are 2 different things.

[@bobbywincott9850]

I'm convinced this is a troll job. I have a hard time believing this kid is this ignorant.

[@asirigodage785]

@@FikuKromoUzuFajrovulpon In that case, he may know more about the Pyramids than you or me. lol

[@douglaspefferd.c.2988]

Also I need a note that magnetic and true north are moving over periods of time especially over thousands of years

[@ToddHammack-dw6os]

Giants built it

[@EsojAriver-vd3tv]

Yes I agree it's not true north but the magnetic center.. the called it north for the hellio eccentric model of earth cause every magnetic compass attract by the magnetic center and everything around and beyond the center, they called it south or the Antarctic ice wall..

[@ZambeziSentinel]

I got kicked off a tour for questioning the tour guide 😂

[@spo616]

😮😱

[@CallousCoder]

I got kicked out of high school Orientation, history class when I used physics and maths to ask well founded questions. Like where is the dirt for those ramps? They needed to massive 4000meters long at least. And at least from 2 sides. Bye bye you can go now 😂

[@stupidhead9117]

@@CallousCoderYou missed English class too apparently.

[@CallousCoder]

@@stupidhead9117 at least I write and speak a foreign language to a proficient leven; Two actually. How about you? And what’s wrong. Just a typing error missing a “be”.

[@BlindTom61]

@@stupidhead9117Zzzzzz...

[@brakk727]

You lost me at the point some guy got a mini pyramid stuck in a wall.

[@aserta]

He lost me at "supposedly made entirely out of limestone". Guy's an idiot.

[@Scrollermania1963]

Yeah, That wall thingy, is just weird sensationalism, plus call it a time machine. Possibly. Plus, Joe Rogan....lol @22:10 time stamp.... Please spare us...lol

[@pyrox2518]

Just wanted to say that

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

You gotta be an absolute cretin to actually believe humans with no electronics and no energy whom have not figured the laws of friction yet are aware of space-time and can manipulate it

[@JakeAikens]

Yeah this is all bullshit.

[@amusingmyslf]

Hawass is as shady as they get. He's a puppet.

[@spo616]

I agree, and I’m glad you brought it up!👍🏻

[@michaelcruse7570]

Makes me sick watching him,you know straight away than when someone yells and raises there voice all the time they are lying 🤥

[@Contrarian-ol2bc]

Many people also suspect Hawass stole untold million$ of artifacts.

[@333mikeray]

He's main reason that Allah is still a legend. Once truth comes out that's it for that cult.

[@babbybailey2534]

Hawass is an Ass.

[@Howard-y5b]

I have been inside the Great Pyramid, stood in the King's chamber, and climbed to the top of it in 1981. I have studied Egyptian funerary archeology since then. I would not trust a word coming from the mouth of Hawass. I found Karnak and the Valley of the Kings more interesting. Not to say that my visit to Giza was anything less than wonderful.

[@samadamms3432]

Then you can tell us if the stones being too tight to slip anything between the is accurate or not.

[@KING_SHOTS89]

Humans did not build giza. I'd say the nephelium giants or an advanced race that has been observing earth from the artificial moon. Our hollow moon never faces away from earth we always see one side. We've been watched for a long time. It's like a window into our dimension. We nuked it in 2014 and it literally rang like a hollow bell for hours. But it's a planet right Lol. Why do you think we were told to leave the moon and do not come back. They monitor the nukes everything. And the world is blind to truth. We've been programmed this way. Why do you think we are using a piece of our brain. As the human race we have not advanced. We have chosen a meaningless currency to be above all. Money brings, chaos,death,greed,power. Money is the evil and its got most the world by its finger.

[@kuhar5165]

Are you really this dumb lol​@@KING_SHOTS89

[@jamesb.armstrong5433]

I was there in 1983. Great place to visit.

[@hillbillyintheasia6122]

Do you know the pyramid is directly at Alpha Centauri and they have alien

[@surferdude4487]

Three corrections: 1. True North and magnetic North are not the same direction. 2. Pi is the ratio of circumference to diameter, not radius. 3. Large parts of the interior of the great Pyramid are made of granite. It's not all limestone.

[@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617]

I appreciate and still can't believe all the shit we get for the cost of a few short ads so of course I appreciate a vast majority of those that upload to KZbin so I try not to complain and we all make mistakes but when u have numerous mistakes in one video,no matter how small, they add up, especially if You've been doing this for awhile, this is the first video I've seen from this guy so hopefully he's much more on point or a majority of his other videos and thanx to u for the corrections for those not well versed in History like Me or U

[@surferdude4487]

@@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617 IMO, errors in the script are either the result of lack of research or lack of care. While I'm perfectly willing to hear alternate theories about facts that have not been proven, I am not willing to waste my time on poorly written drivel. In other words, if you want my time and attention, please bother to spend the time to make sure you have your facts straight. BTW, I don't see KZbin ads anymore because I pay for KZbin Premium. It became a requirement because my wife uses KZbin for work and she can't have inappropriate ads popping up in the middle of teaching young ladies Disney princess songs. Anyway, this guy seems really young. I just wanted him to understand that creating content includes a degree of responsibility to his audience. Otherwise, he won't have an audience.

[@rockguy]

@@surferdude4487 It is mostly limestone, granite was used in the King’s chamber and supporting structures

[@surferdude4487]

@@rockguy Yes, that's about right.

[@philcolbert7864]

You better go back to algebra class. The formula is that the circumference equals πR squared, R being the RADIUS

[@radishtrader5591]

if we have no information on the pyramids, how do we know it was built in 20 years?

[@jaydebeer7251]

😂😂😂😂 👏

[@desertstar223]

We don't KNOW it was built in 20 years. Egyptologists CLAIM it was built in 20 years. (with no evidence of course)

[@Ge1Ri4]

Egyptologists don't claim it was built in 20 years, the ancient Greek historian Herodotus said that. And weak-minded KZbinrs claim that Egyptologists mindlessly believe what Herodotus wrote because he *never* made shit up as he was going along.

[@bj6515]

The internet, stupid.

[@desertstar223]

@@Ge1Ri4 The Greek historian Herodotus reported in the fifth century BCE that his Egyptian guides told him 100,000 men were employed for three months a year for twenty years to build the Great Pyramid. So Herodotus also didn't know. He was just spreading gossip.

[@markthesharpener7028]

So bro just anti-gravity, invisible, time machined a prototype pyramid into a wall and the only piture we get is the dude sitting at a big radio?

[@rockguy]

The two shafts were probably air shafts for ventilation. I have been all over the inside of this pyramid many times and noticed how quickly the air was used up with a small group. There were workmen working inside these chambers and they need to breathe. Also the large chamber under the pyramid had no solution for the ventilation problem and was abandoned.

[@WithmeVerissimusWhostoned]

logic dictates if a chamber has no ventilation then it wasn't meant to be ventilated which suggests it wasn't designed to be occupied by humans. logic also dictates that if those two shafts were air vents it would be logical (given the air shortage in the pyramid as you described) to have them opened. Unwillingness to follow logic suggests that the people in control of the pyramids are either very illogical or they are trying to keep some secrets.

[@markmiller6402]

They also needed to keep torches alight, and that needs air too

[@richardcray2919]

​@@WithmeVerissimusWhostonedso how would u build the chamber in the first place without ventilation. I believe your unbelievable..crazy logic.

[@WithmeVerissimusWhostoned]

@@richardcray2919 eh, you build the chamber first then the pyramid on top of it... #brainonpls

[@CW-ee5ih]

Why does a tomb need air shafts, and why only this one? It’s a totally absurd idea. Lucky thing the pyramid was never a tomb

[@iliketocomment8144]

I’ve never trusted Zahi or have I really liked him. Power has seemed to have gone straight to his head. 😆

[@lose2live]

as soon as he dosent agree with something he blows a gasket, insted of trying to prove the wrong with proof.

[@RogueHero]

He probably was threatened to keep the truth from coming out because he acts like a buffoon at times

[@03stmlax]

Yeah he's a raging lunatic and corrupt af

[@stevesalkas9128]

​@@lose2liveso what's he stolen and big liar

[@lose2live]

@@stevesalkas9128 Whats your question? I never said he has stolen.

[@MrJhamil2450]

"Im not going all tin foil hat" Then proceeds to go all tin foil hat with mini pyramid phasing through a wall.

[@romo5066]

Foil can be used to make a Faraday Cage.... So not so crazy after all?

[@dariusdareme]

@@romo5066 Yes, exactly because it's a Faraday Cage is the main reason it's a meme, going back decades.

[@BaStAgE]

good thing you were there in the room to tell us what really happened.

[@ascendantgod-empoweryourse8045]

Lol, I was thinking the exact same thing. At first, I went "oh, ok good, this isn't some quack perpetuating pseudoscience conspiracies." Minutes later, I go "oh, nevermind" lol. Misinformation like this really needs to stop. I mean seriously, a levitating pyramid that went through walls? If that actually happened, he would've been beyond famous, reproduced it numerous times (and with others to collaborate with, as a scientist would do), and would have looked into how we can utilize the technology to our benefit. But instead, he does the BS levitating magic pyramid, then does absolutely nothing with that alleged technology after he discovers it? No, that simply didn't happen It's sad, because there are so many, many amazing mysteries and phenomenon out there for kids to explore, but then they stumble on BS conspiracy pseudoscience stories that mislead and confuse them. I mean just use common sense when it comes to claims like this. No scientist in their right mind would NOT present that technology to peers. And I'm sure this Patrick guy would describe with a "the government silenced him before he could" conspiracy. I just can't handle hearing that level of stupidity today... This guy should be ashamed of himself for posting such hokum

[@tnmtent5906]

I have to correct you on one thing, The Ancient Egyptians did have a concept of Phi, secondly even though they understand Algebra, their numbering system was different and far more efficient than ours. They did not have the number 10, it started from 0 to 9 then every number after that came in powers of 10, plus they did arithmetic from left to right not right to left. I have done equations based on the Egyptian numbering system and found that it was far more advanced than ours. The idea that ancient humans were not capable of advanced Architectural and engineering feats is a myth!! The pyramids weren't built by 👽😂😂

[@CamdenBloke]

Okay, the first half was interesting, and I thought it was going to fill me in on some information that was more up-to-date than what I learned in grade school, but then in the second half you suddenly started going off the rails.

[@LarryGarcia-lz2zb]

The Nephilim could have built the Pyramids ? They had Superior Intelligence & Strength . . Along with [ other ] fallen Angels . . 🧙🏻‍♂️ 🧙🏻‍♂️ I wouldn’t bank on that . . I also wouldn’t rule it out . . 🧙🏻‍♂️ 🧙🏻‍♂️

[@foreverpinkf.7603]

Agree 100%.

[@pd0di]

same. halfway in i started to squint my eyes in disbelief

[@bryanwheeler1608]

@@pd0di I got about 90 seconds in & said BS! when he had to make a robot. Wouldn't it be easier just to poke a semi flexible tube up there? You could stick a TV camera & LED light on the end.

[@S.L.S-407]

@@bryanwheeler1608 -What he said about the robot was true. I remember watching it on tv at the time it happened.

[@RRSDollar]

I think it was a power plant. And whoever did it, knew how to "levitate" matter, to manipulate it with frequency, electricity, etc.

[@1dgram]

Back in 1864, Peazzi Smyth theorized that it was at the geodesic center of land mass but it turns out that it's about 1000 km off

[@kittenisageek]

I think I remember reading a study where it was speculated that the Pyramids would be the geodesic center of land mass if they were built before the continent of Pangaea broke apart into the current continental plates. However that implies that either the pyramids predate humanity OR the continents shifted much more recently. Either way the claim creates quite a few more questions.

[@recur9245]

I reckon continents can move a lot fast if a cataclysmic event happens ie a big as impact pushing the plates

[@1dgram]

​@@recur9245if something like that happened within the last 250 million years or so, it would appear as a blip in the geological record

[@Contrarian-ol2bc]

Its also helpful to know that 12000 years ago oceans where 400 feet lower. This would alter maps considerably, and I'd wager it would correct most if not all of that 1000km.

[@HumanBeano]

​@@kittenisageekyes the pyramid do predate humanity because they was a lost civilization before us that was more advanced than us. They came from mars. We have DNA evidence of this on mars.

[@haroldfarquad6886]

The 8 sides thing was not aesthetic, it was functional. The sides were covered with limestone, the shadows we can see today on the Equinox were likely not there when the casing was there. Building with that geometry accomplishes one thing: structural resilience. Any external force like an earthquake or tidal impact is much easier to withstand than if you have four flat faces. It's stood forever because it was designed to stand forever, no matter what nature throws at it.

[@garyfrancis6193]

Unlike the rest of us.

[@SpaceAndroidz]

The pyramid is a beacon. Like an old antenna. To use the earths 🌎energy to keep a signature signal for civilizations to return. 👽✨🌎 the signal is recognizable in space. Sshhhh 🤫

[@terryfrit3749]

​@@SpaceAndroidz the only comparison I could come up with that is as great as the pyramids is the great wall of China . How long did that great construction take using slaves and compare that to the pyramid time frame construction. And that would give us a time line closer to how long the pyramids actually took to build.

[@otallono]

Not to mention it's not as old as they told us it is. Don't know why people are ignoring that possibility.

[@seipher_8334]

Zahi going away will be a very good thing for the pyramids

[@Cruze_McGregor]

23:37 I’m not saying that there will be another person but there could be someone after Zahi’s death so should we be concerned?

[@CarloTheImmortal]

Sucks he didnt get boomer removed

[@bertplank9892]

Hawass is a proven despot....a typical despot you find in third world countries riddled with nepotism. During a recent upheaval in Egypt Hawass was deposed....but as you can see the wanker is back,worse than ever. He even styles himself on the Raiders of the Lost Ark series.You would have to be a prick to do this.Visiting academics live in fear if offending him because he can arbitrarily remove people if they don't suck up to utter jerk. This commentator is your typical Red Sea Pedestrian....full of it blah blah blah...not academic.

[@chillout1109]

And what will stop the Egyptian government from appointing an equally zealous replacement?

[@ASavageEye]

@@chillout1109 That is almost a guarantee. The Egyptian government, under pressure form the people, will always keep foreigners away from the pyramids now. British and American "Archeologists" stole and destroyed so much of their ancient sites over the decades that the people feel their history was being abused and frankly I dont blame them. They need to protect what is left and if you want something protected properly you put a zealot in charge of it.

[@babbybailey2534]

Dude, you really explained this subject really well. Thanks,.... Just came back after watching this a second time. Great work👍

[@randoshanks]

And when the experimental pyramid levitated, the credibility of your video sank.

[@YippeeSkippie426]

Acoustic levitation. Look it up.

[@SamJ6131]

But the energy required.........

[@357Amun]

That's why people can't learn. Once something goes beyond their level of imagination, they shut it out.

[@leedswiggy]

Imagination is what this video is about. VIVIDLY.

[@BaStAgE]

thank god you were there to give us the true story. tell us more about all the fkn shht you actually know nothing about...im sure the list is extensive

[@oldmate9747]

the longer this went on the greater my skepticism became

[@atplaypics380]

Same here.

[@pixie3760]

Yep

[@ismzaxxon]

yep. i have to call BS now. We lose trust in people

[@rolspentlow7656]

Yup, just because someone's mouth moves doesn't mean facts being shared. shame, time and effort could be more wisely spent.

[@secutores]

Yeah. For instance magnetic north moves every year.

[@Archy11102]

It's good to hear aliens also use metric system to calculate speed of light. In your face imperial Americans lol

[@theoztreecrasher2647]

LOL! Might be part of the reason ET had to 'phone home" to get help - couldn't make head nor tail of the Yankee system? 😉😊

[@joenewman6494]

🤣🤣🤣you poor simpleton

[@TheRealAfroRick]

Hey, there are plenty of Americans who want to convert too.

[@KamramBehzad]

Oh brother did you not watch far enough into the video? He quotes the radius of the sun in "miles" to present us yet another wonder and coincidence of numbers. Any system of measurement will do as long as we can make up our BS story. ;)

[@milfordbass]

Nothing keeping you from it. ​@@TheRealAfroRick

[@CallousCoder]

I remember when we had high school orientation, that we got a history lesson on Egypt and the pyramids. The teacher explained how they’d made sand ramps and 20.000 slaves dragged each stone up. And I was a critical 13 year old. Asking: “where is the evidence of the sand hill? The desert is pretty flat there. And a 114meters high must mean an enormous long sand way to reduce the incline because there’s no way man power can drag it up over the course of a 100 meter so you’ll need a ramp at least 4500 meters to get it to a somewhat manageable 2.5% incline. That’s a lot of sand so there should still be evidence of massive big dunes after they dug it out. And frankly digging away so much dirt is even more impressive than the pyramid itself.” And sure I was send out of the orientation class 😂Well that was a school I didn’t want to go to. If a teacher can’t debate science and physics then I have no interest.

[@THEATREGOD3]

Difference between Elementary School teachers High School teachers and college teachers Elementary School I believe design just to provide your basic reading and math basically teaching you to walk before you're allowed to think skills Junior High it's the same thing except for advanced knowledge of what you just learned and more homework high School is taking the info you learned over the last six or seven years and applying them we're not taught to think on her own we're allowed to question before College we're not allowed to consider other possibilities as part of the curriculum if we do question or try to disagree with that on a test or anything like that we fail right or wrong whatever they decide the answer is the answer is every Theory I have seems wrong to me if you think about engineering and whatever what the right mind can explain it so it all makes sense I don't think we'll ever really know honestly I hope this will be a question until the end of time how are we going to agree on who's going to prove it who's going to decide what is right who knows as long as we keep thinking about it and maybe keep coming up with plausible ideas that either makes sense or at least challenges us to think we're still on the right path

[@bladehartman4993]

I am 13 years of age, I was taught this same information in history class, I could not believe this information my thoughts were the same, even at a 2.5% incline it would be awfully hard to do with just 20 people.

[@kev3d]

Of all things that didn't happen, this happened the least. They don't teach Egyptology at "orientation", they teach you where the bathrooms are and what staff does what job, etc.

[@CallousCoder]

@@kev3d this absolutely did happen. And yes we had an orientation class with our whole class. Maybe in your area they don’t, but here it’s very common. Where the toilets are, which teachers tech what, I something you’ll learn when you decide to go to the school. Before choosing a school, you want to know if the way they teaching and if that’s inline with your expectation (which there it was obviously not) and what other subject they teach outside of the mandatory curriculum. Also in the mid 80s teachers (or people in general) had very little patience with kids.

[@ifnan756]

when I was 13 I can't even add 77+33 together

[@TheDreamOfATree]

When Alexander’s Library burned, we lost thousands of scrolls of science and mathematics.

[@tdthib5530]

If I had a time machine, this is the one thing I would prevent.

[@Dman3827]

Likely done on purpose.

[@greggalexander8216]

The Christian’s burned most of them. There were more than 2 million scrolls from all over the known world. Christian’s burned scrolls again in Europe. Makes me nauseous to imagine what was lost OR stolen.

[@sizzer1967]

@@greggalexander8216Christian’s burned it in Muslim countries … interesting ! Didn’t know ISIS was Christian movement … and I’m not talking about the new Isis, let’s see your knowledge ;)

[@americandeadhead5025]

But the documents describing the great pyramid building was found somewhere else. So there are more that will discovered. People took important documents and stashed them intentionally back then. This we know for sure.

[@klpittman1]

13:02 what is really amazing is that not only did the pyramid builders encode their understanding of the speed of light but that they built the pyramid at the exact coordinates thousands of years before an reference point to determine geographical coordinates was devised. Brilliant!

[@robwitka]

They also knew what proper length of a meter we would settle on after adjusting it multible times in history. Remarkable!

[@matthewdelancey2390]

Alien help. Is no one going to say it? We know Egyptian and central American math and science records were destroyed by European religious invasions for selfish reason.. How did they have understandings of things we don't today. The pyramids were a power source. I don't know about them levitating though, that's a little cra cra

[@rocketrabble6737]

​​@@robwitkaWTF are you talking about? Perhaps Nostrodamus was really an Egyptian?

[@julianmiles6604]

Sarcasm is probably wasted here 😂

[@jimmyobvious1651]

@@robwitka Not only that, but they also knew what a second was before seconds were invented. Truly incredible!

[@andrewah15]

The concept of the great pyramids blows my mind. It would have been absolutely amazing to have witnessed the construction of the great pyramids.

[@TonyqTNT]

I would have liked to have been on the jobsite the first day when they were doing the surveying!!!

[@vegassims7]

Yeah.... by aliens. =D

[@andrewah15]

@@vegassims7 It’s definitely looking that way 🤔

[@brentwoodbergmann8842]

I can only conclude after 45 years of reading and learning about all the intricacies of the Great Pyramid that it was not built by human hands. The only logical answer is extra-terrestrial beings used it to get home after their own equipment malfunctioned.

[@gluecksdrache2054]

Or to be witness of the operation of the pyramids.

[@mintymushrooms8025]

Anyone else really depressed knowing that we’ll never know how the pyramids were built 😢

[@richardosborne2067]

Not depressed,just out of mind,irrelevant to my life

[@phillipwallace7211]

I worked for years as a stone mason, mainly with granite. We had all the modern carbide tipped and diamond tipped saw blades. It still baffles me how this was completed, much less in twenty years?

[@RedHeart64]

Didn't they teach you about abrasive cord sawing and some of the other techniques that were well known (and widespread) by the time of the Greeks and Romans? Stone masonry is very old, and many of the techniques used are still known to stone masonry masters.

[@peterdebrie]

@@RedHeart64now I know, I’ll google what abrasive cord is

[@sds9781]

All history as we have been exposed to needs to be audited.

[@marpag123]

The majority of the stone is sandstone, which is far easier to work.

[@josebruce24]

I totally agree with you. Having worked with Marble and Granite myself. It astonishes me. Especially working with Granite.

[@kieranphillips7381]

That door is the site managers office 😂

[@ddoherty5956]

No window 🤣

[@user-ly1ml6ue9n]

Lol

[@phillipbranch2887]

“There were no site managers in MidEvil Times, therefore there are no site managers at MidEvil Times…would you like a refill on that Pepsi” If you get this, give it a like so I’ll know you get it lol

[@kieranphillips7381]

@@phillipbranch2887 wtf you on bout 🤣

[@kieranphillips7381]

They like to hide away cba doing nothing that's why it's so hard to get to.

[@darrylsjodin7184]

I got to see the Great pyramids in person last year and it was breathtaking!! You can’t believe what you are seeing!

[@justdev8965]

Imagine when it was new

[@checo8187]

Imagine when the first Egyptians found them

[@thomasbell7033]

There's only one Great Pyramid. The rest, I assume, are the Not-So-Great Puramids.

[@nedkelly2035]

Did you encounter all kinds of slimebag scammers?

[@darrylsjodin7184]

@@nedkelly2035 Not a lot, there were some Egyptians wanting to be paid to guide us or answer questions. There were many in the markets selling small items for one dolla only one dolla!

[@michael2244]

Whoever built the pyramids had knowledge of electrical power

[@bostownent4816]

I just heard the sound of all those People clicking off the video once you said the Earth isn’t flat. 😂

[@sitarnut]

Ha ha.....

[@jessesinclair3642]

Ty for warning me

[@1701_FyldeFlyer]

The Earth isnt flat.

[@ZaomiPro]

​@@1701_FyldeFlyerofcourse you know it because youve been out there

[@g7enn89]

The earth is triangle.

[@xRiPw0lFx]

Lmao the 3 elderly people tapping at the stone talking about not making a dent in it 🤣

[@tylerredforge5563]

im guessing you road the short bus

[@allen2879]

@@tylerredforge5563 he has a good point lol

[@ringzy]

No elbow grease😂😂

[@ArrTee-j7m]

My brain just blew a fuse.

[@c.jishnu378]

This is kinda fake though.

[@silentoccasion4359]

​@@c.jishnu378for real. The pyramid phasing sounded so ridiculous. Zahi could very well be corrupt though

[@c.jishnu378]

@@silentoccasion4359 Also I said kinda as a joke, this is obviously false.

[@silentoccasion4359]

@@c.jishnu378 yeah I know. But Zahi being corrupt could very well be real

[@c.jishnu378]

@@silentoccasion4359 yes, "stupid" people are very wrong at the basics and so their conclusion is also wrong, but Zahi was kind of right in the basics and slowly went wrong as if he was consciously fooling us rather than stating his stupid opinion.

[@rattusrattus4590]

fun fact about the copper saw at 7:45 : no saw of that size were ever found so even their existence is entirely hypothetical.

[@robertmeyers9313]

Good questions!! Wondering though, what you meant by magnetic true north? Magnetic north and true north are by definition different. And magnetic north varies or travels over time due to natural changes in our magnetic sphere.

[@ddavies7141]

Exactly! No such thing as "true magnetic north". There is only True North and Magnetic North, 2 completely different things.

[@mikedearing6352]

The very slight error could be more accurate than currently believed

[@joowsty]

thats the big issue with these video's, they present things as facts that cant even be facts. the rest is only speculation cuz it seems its pretty hard to build a pyramid. than build a story around it about aliens or lost civilizations/technology and you get a million views.

[@Jayson_Tatum]

I think he meant truly magnetic north. So he meant magnetic

[@joowsty]

@@Jayson_Tatum yea, but the issue with that is that the magnetic northpole isnt stationairy, so how can you claim the alignement is that perfect when the magnetic north moves around?

[@lphillips6204]

Hearing that some of those huge blocks came from quarries 500 miles away is mind blowing...for context that's about the distance from Chicago, IL to Memphis, TN. That's about an 8 hour DRIVE in a car going about 70 mph. Moving something that large with manpower for ONE stone would take like forever. No way that was done by the way that Egyptologists claim. We're looking at serious lost knowledge of physics and technology here!

[@MindFKDwithPJ]

🤯

[@fenrirgg]

The distance is not suprising at all, there's a huge river they used for it. The purpose of doing it it's the amazing thing.

[@lphillips6204]

@@fenrirgg ehhh…500 miles in ancient times is quite a distance lol. Our modern travel technology has “tamed” our perception of distance a bit. But I hear what you’re saying. It’s all surprising & impressive to me. As for using the river…did they have boats able to carry 80 ton granite blocks? If so then that’s also impressive

[@fenrirgg]

@@lphillips6204 they weren't idiots, if they wanted to move 80 tons on the river they did it, they could make the pyramids! We also underestimate what people with a free time and cheap labor can do.

[@lphillips6204]

@@fenrirgg ok I gotcha. Lotta people, lotta cheap labor and lotta free time. lol.

[@daryakozh]

you got me cackling at "I DID NOT SAY FLAT! I DID NOT SAY FLAT!!☝" 😭😭

[@MindFKDwithPJ]

😂😂

[@Madjed2024]

This is the most fascinating report I have ever seen on the pyramids Many thanks You triggered my curiosity to read more and learn more about them

[@gwernette5971]

Any child growing up next to a stream could have told you the Sphinx was affected by water erosion.

[@lutrueson9000]

Yes, what's your point? Mega tsunami thousands of years ago after an earthquake or undersea volcanic eruption? Or.... ET

[@angrydoggy9170]

It rains in Egypt.

[@lutrueson9000]

@@angrydoggy9170 amazing

[@gwernette5971]

@@angrydoggy9170 according to the archaeologists the amount of rain needed for that kind of erosion hasn't happened in over 10,000 years

[@gwernette5971]

@@lutrueson9000 Occam's razor, smart fellow

[@richardgadoury8452]

I have a minor in Metrology as a function of an engineering discipline. One has always equaled one, fascinating analogy..thank you. I was involved in doing some geology exploration up on the Yukon/Alaska border. One of the things we found was that there had been 6 ice ages over the last 2.5 million years. My deduction is, we don't really know what is out there, still buried.

[@granthurlburt4062]

Actuqlly about 17. Known Before you went to the Yukon/Alaska border

[@axiomist4488]

You mean you have a degree in the study of meters ??? Just kidding, I know you meant METEOROLOGY .

[@petermsiegel573]

@@axiomist4488 Metrology, the scientific study of measurement, right?

[@stavrosp1154]

Yeah, I've always said this when referring to "climate change"... This planet has already cycled through an entire ecological extinction before, maybe more times than we are even able to document. So I love that the how many times is being studied and documented. Keep up the amazing work you do, my friend and take care.

[@Allguitarinfo]

Ive said for years that I think this planet has had the reset button pressed MANY times before..there's no telling how advanced some civilizations were​@@stavrosp1154

[@faithful451]

Wow I thought I'd seen a lot of these videos and knew some things, but the bits about the relation to the size of the earth etc are new to me. Crazy.

[@patrickmontie9583]

That is only assuming they measured it in the same units. Hint: they did not. It’s just finding the result and looking for evidence to support it. That’s not how science works. 😂😂😂

[@faithful451]

@@patrickmontie9583 What do the units have to do with it? This is a ratio we're talking about

[@gavinvdh9554]

@@patrickmontie9583 🤡yes sir

[@rafqueraf]

​@@patrickmontie9583regardless of the system used. Are the sizes correct?

[@jackb3822]

@@faithful451It doesn’t apply to earth size thing but it does apply to the speed of light and many other things. Plus a LOT of this is people doing things in the backwards method of thinking he described.

[@joostonline5146]

Research continued in 2011 with the Djedi Project which used a fibre-optic "micro snake camera" that could see around corners. With this, they were able to penetrate the first door of the southern shaft through the hole drilled in 2002, and view all the sides of the small chamber behind it. They discovered hieroglyphics written in red paint. Egyptian mathematics researcher Luca Miatello stated that the markings read "121" - the length of the shaft in cubits.

[@ArleneClarke-dn8hk]

The fallen ones build the pyramids, meaning fallen angels.no human beings could do that.

[@justinmoore5158]

My favorite part is when he draws the red line along the Nile and then incredulously says "they some how transferred it from here to here". Boy, we better call in the Hardly boys for that mystery.

[@stupidhead9117]

He truly is an idiot.

[@davesmith5656]

They had Amazon deliver the blocks. Back then, Prime was too expensive, and that's why it all took 20 years instead of overnight.

[@paulhill2012]

He means how did they carry such huge blocks from a to b, from quarry to barge and then on to Giza with the Tec that they had at that time.

[@Gabor123]

@@paulhill2012the nile had different paths in the past. The gizeh platform was next to the Nile in its heyday

[@paulhill2012]

@Gabor123 yes, my friend it did. But although they could travel by boat, the question is how did they manage to get huge 20 ton blocks from Quarry to Boat and Boat to Giza, then hoist them into a perfect pyramid

[@marigeobrien]

I often question the findings of archeologists because, for one thing, the only reason they even make hypothesis is because they are under pressure to come up with a story/idea about the findings, that pressure coming from the fact that they usually do so while trying to obtain grants or funding for their work. So often these hypotheses are based more on modern ways of thinking and living and the modern environment in which they find the objects. For instance, for ages we pictured castles as being bare stone at the time they were completed. But we know now that the walls were finished off (even plastered) and painted, both inside and out, and it was likely the floors were covered with wooden planks, not bare stone. But all those surfaces would have broken down over time if not maintained and floors were likely scavenged once the castle was abandoned. But knowing, as we do now, how dramatically an environment can change and, with the finding of aquatic fossils in other parts of the Sahara desert, it is even possible that the entire region was significantly different and pyramids were created entirely with the aid of water. I mean vast seas of water, very near to the site or even right up the project. Water is the only natural element that would enable people to move such large stones with relative ease. Now, I have not worked out the details of this. When the seas receding may have predated the building... but, again, many dates of ancient and pre-historic times are inaccurate, too. It's just one possibility and may be part of the answer, though not the only one What is clear is that much knowledge has been lost, which reminds me of the Great Library of Alexandria that Julius Caesar burned down and all that knowledge destroyed. I always wonder if the knowledge was held there.

[@michaelmayo9048]

Its simple to lift giant objects (use Like giant scales to weigh) . you can add more weight like sand to lift other side ...

[@rocketrabble6737]

If you are looking for a large amount of water, will the Nile do? As for the internal appearance of castles, etc, I doubt you actually hot your vision from archeologists. I think Hollywood is more likely!

[@BD-bditw]

You may be interested to Google search "Cymroglyphics" and how the Welsh language is said to be the key to deciphering the hieroglyphics.

[@Felale]

@@michaelmayo9048How do you hold each side? Ropes? They’ll snap.

[@michaelmayo9048]

@@Felale a strongest man lifted 2,422kg in 1993 ..that's almost 2 and half ton...maybe that's how they lifted those blocks.howmany strong men can fit around the blocks. probally 12 so if they lift 1 ton each which is less than half a strong man lifted 12x 1 ton= 12 ton

[@nedflanders4158]

So if it's so simple why haven't you made a mini pyramid and made it phase shift? You have all the data you need.

[@officialHbTcs]

Because no one’s been able to replicate a Pyramid successfully

[@nedflanders4158]

@officialHbTcs yes they have, he literally said in the video the one guy made one and it phased through the wall. You think it's hard to make a pyramid shape?

[@officialHbTcs]

@@nedflanders4158 one that withstands the forces of nature yes, we have tried and failed

[@nedflanders4158]

@@officialHbTcs what are you talking about? We are talking about a pyramid that fits on a table. Which he said was already created.

[@twentythree9905]

@@officialHbTcs This is what they're talking about kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKqnmmZnfrBohJY

[@musicandairplanes6330]

I have been inside the great pyramid. I have stood in the Kings chamber. I’ve stood in the Queen chamber. It is totally amazing. I would love to have seen it with the white line on the outside. Do Egyptian guide that we had there told us that the people took the outside limestones to build things with. Which is close to what that guy said. They didn’t tell us that there was an earthquake. They have done a lot of rebuilding things and moving things but some of the things they moved and rebuilt they had to cut up to be able to move them with today’s machinery. The stones in the kings and queen chamber are smooth as glass how they did that I’ll never know. Amazing.

[@redbaroniii]

@@musicandairplanes6330 Did you feel any clostrophobia when inside the pyramid? Just the thought of being inside with no window to open gives me the sweats. Great comment.

[@dougiebrown9318]

I’ve visited most sites in Egypt including the pyramids which I believe were inherited & were built before the great flood.

[@KevinEmerson-x5i]

Exactly

[@mattsmith1440]

What great flood?

[@lebleh]

Noah, where he get two animals to repopulate all.our wild life 😆

[@warrentaylor6230]

@@lebleh Are you awared of the 2600 BC cuniform descriptions of the flood?

[@bentucker2301]

It doesn't matter what you believe

[@BadBillyJack]

bro lost me at the pyramids levitating and going through hyperspace.

[@CoffeeFiend1]

The video is literally reason and science right up until... 18min 17s then we enter the realms of mushrooms developing sentience and smoking more powerful versions of themselves. This is why this shit gets berated as pseudo-science quackery. The Pyramids don't make sense. They don't. At all. And if we just said that people would likely collaborate and find the truth but everyone is afraid to go near it because of the twaddle like hyperspace, shapeshifting aliens, anti-gravity technology, the pyramids being spaceships or planetary defense guns. You can't blame people really. The association with fantasy on steroids is a big turn off.

[@laartwork]

Yeah. I like how the whole video is "don't believe it because it's just based on scientific hypothesis".... so here's what really happened based on unscientific hypothesis.

[@robgilmour3147]

lost me at "true magnetic north" witch isn't a thing, we have true north and magnetic north, true north doesn't move, magnetic north moves all over the place. you can't point a stationary structure at magnetic north for more than 6 months before its not pointing at it anymore.

[@MarcusRhodes-q2s]

Well you say that but a pyramid structure does have a shape that works well at minimising mass the higher up from the base it gets so sticking engines underneath it will make it a stable platform to fly.... As for traveling through hyperspace. You got me there????? Stargate gave it a good try.

[@TheRealAfroRick]

I kept trying to give it the benefit of doubt... until the levitating pyramid that got stuck in the wall - without any evidence, not even a photograph. At that point, I was out.

[@BzBlade]

1:01 not a door or metal handles.. Positive and negative power terminals

[@rossk4864]

The statement, "the Great Pyramid is also perfectly aligned to magnetic true north..." is an obvious contradiction in terms. There is "magnetic north" and there is "true north", two completely different points. Furthermore, it is impossible to know where magnetic north was located when the pyramids were built since it continuously wanders and occaisionally reverses. The pyramid's alignment is in fact approximately 6 minutes off of true north which is a truly amazing fact, but why not get the terms correct.

[@nakenfaan]

10 points to gryffindor.

[@glennburt8360]

I overall agree with your comment regarding magnetic and true North. That he was free about intertwining the 2 when they are not, note that regardless of were magnetic North is at a given time, there is always a meridian that will go through both points. It is true, however, that the meridian changes. The amount of change / location of magnetic North does appear to be something that is predictable. It is possible to reverse calculate where it would have been with a fair degree of accuracy. Does not change the fact that he got it wrong, just a little refinement on your information. I think your response was well thought out.

[@rossk4864]

I very much appreciate your thought-provoking comments and will have to look into this further. I thought that the only method of determining paleo magnetic pole wandering was through analysis of the varying paleo-magnetic orientation of the iron-rich basalt in sea basins, due to sea floor spreading. This analysis would likely have some uncertainty due to expectant variabilities in global tectonic activity as well as inherent inaccuracy of radioactive age dating (I assume uranium-lead ratio) which would be somewhat inaccurate within such a short geologic timeframe. It seems to me that the people who built the pyramid aligned it with true north, and may not have known about magnetic north, since the Great Pyramid seems to be aligned with true north to an accuracy that would even be commendable for an architect today.

[@ricardoribeiro8037]

@@rossk4864 , that civilization knew both True as well as Magnetic North.

[@darby5987]

@@glennburt8360"...note that regardless of were magnetic North is at a given time, there is always a meridian that will go through both points." Trivially true. By definition all meridian lines originate and terminate at the rotational poles (north and south poles). The number of meridian lines is infinite thus it is true that at all times a meridian line will intersect the magnetic pole and terminate at the rotational (true) pole.

[@chrisgray5518]

My thought is that the stones were lifted by a 2 way sled that would carry one stone at a time up the side of the pyramid. The sled opposite the one with the stone would be counterbalanced by people that would hike up the side and stand on the sled until the amount of people would offset the weight of the stone. They would just remain on the sled until the stone was removed, then another stone loaded on the sled they just exited from, while others hiked to the top on the opposite side. Back and forth, back and forth, on all 4 sides of the pyramid. Stone up, people down. This would take zero strength to pull the stones up because its all just counter weight. This also explains the 8 sides, because the weight of stones and people all travelling up and down in the same location compressed the center of the sides enough to see. It was not intentional, just a result of compression. How they made the stones? Haven't figured that out yet. But I'm leaning towards an abrasive water jet.

[@jonathancover4658]

What sorts of ropes or cables do you think they used? And pulleys to transfer that potential energy?

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

What would the sled be sliding on? A water jet? Water everywhere? Water from where?

[@Jayson_Tatum]

You are basing this only on simple leverage and gravity, but there's a lot more going on that would not be overcome using these forces alone. First they would need 80 tons of people, which at average is about 1200 people to equal 80 tons. Then you need a "sled" that is big enough to hold 1200 people. A platform to do this would need to be at least 200 square meters. If you manage that, you then need this sled to be made of a material that can consistently bear the combined weight of 1200 people and an equally as heavy 80 ton block of limestone. This sled can't break and therefore needs to be strong enough to handle these weights, and also be resistant to breaking over time due to repetitious shifts of weight across its surface. This is highly improbable to meet all of these criteria.

[@chrisgray5518]

@@Jayson_Tatum There were only a couple of stones that weighed 80 tons. The average stone weight was only 2.5 tons, and thats 33 150lb people. The 80 ton stones were granite, not limestone. Refigure your math and reapply the possibility.

[@chrisgray5518]

@@jonathancover4658 Yes, Im sure they used pulleys to offset the weight. And several ropes.

[@COACHWARBLE]

Thats a block every 2 min for 20 years with no room for error

[@tonyhumphrisify]

My math worked it out to 1 block every 4.2 minutes 😅😅😅

[@jacktapping1898]

I can lay bricks faster than that 👍

[@michaeldrasic7587]

If you Google "Pierre Tallet and the Diary of Meher", you'll find he is a Parisian archeologist who discovered a papyrus near the Great pyramid that has the daily accounts of his workers as they constructed the Fix a pyramid some 4,500 years ago.

[@billywild5440]

Maybe they had more than one crew laying blocks. Think.

[@americandeadhead5025]

The documents left behind say it was a workforce of 20,000 pretty much working non stop. Not sure why people doubt things when it's documented. The only thing we have left to find out is how they raised the blocks. Everything else is known

[@michaelm9710]

An unskilled worker tries to create art and fails because it took too long. 😂

[@ukestudio3002]

Unfortunately, Zahi Hawass is not alone. There were/are many obstructionists in Archaeology and Anthropology. Check out the book "1491" an excellent read . Thanks for your video !

[@YT-User1013]

Is America Stolen land, from Native Americans? kzbin.infoREaK6KgZfRI?si=fQE0Crx0uzxRTvMf

[@majordendrocopos]

Unfortunately you are obviously not a scientist and you have no idea how science works. Science is evidence based but many people don’t understand what that means. It means that daydreams and guesses, like the ones on this video, may be interesting but until there is evidence to support them they are just talk. The joker who made this incoherent video doesn’t even try to provide any evidence because he doesn’t have any. Anyone can make up rubbish like this.

[@farnumbp]

The blocks on the outside were cut with great precision, not the ones on the inside, which were rough and uneven

[@craigkirsch9699]

I have always found it interesting. Unfortunately it’s under such lockdown measures that we will never truly understand how it was built.

[@Rita-p8o]

No. It will be soon revealed. We are just on the edge of getting a huge update through a CME. Humanity will make a quantum leap. This will cause us to wake up from a centuries long coma or mental sleep. We won´t understand what happened but will see everything in a new light as if we were born anew. We will ask ourselves "Why didn´t we see all thos hienous stuff caused by the so called elite not earlier?" Because needed to reach a higher state of consciousness a maturity that brings us away from duality and with it from the dark middle ages of darkness and violence. In just 50 years humanity will travel the galaxy like we travel nowadays with a bus.

[@josephking4251]

It was built via a paid labor force of 200,000 and was preplanned for years by the chief architect Hemiunu.

[@thepaparya]

You had me as soon as you started to get to the yapping conspiracies when 13mins were left😂

[@cghn8997]

I watched Stagate SG1, Dr Daniel Jackson said the Pyramids was built by Aliens😅

[@kevynhansyn2902]

I believe that over this crap.

[@UnshaRedLabel]

It probably was

[@anoopthomas1979]

There are many sites rather than the pyramids which is unexplainable. So yeah you don't know..

[@selfdo]

Maybe "E.T." did build them, or at got the locals to do it My question is: WHY?

[@amel2784]

​@@kevynhansyn2902oh yeah....like a race of intergalactic aliens that traveled countless billions of miles from an unknown planet capable of sustaining SNY kind of life at all, isn't hard to believe 🤣🤣🤣..It's all a mystery until the mystery is solved, then the wackos who have to bring aliens into every mystery disappear....like the aliens.

[@jakesecreto]

08:23 Another strange fact: if they were using copper saws then why would the interior of the cut be polished? I mean, they were polishing a chunk of stone that wouldn't be useful? This image does not show the interior of the cut, but you can check it out on other pictures. If the interior of the chunk that would be cut off (removed) is so rifined that means they were not using some kind of slow method to cut and refine, the cut technique they used must be precise for itself, otherwise they wouldn't take the work to refine a chunk of stone that they wouldn't use for something. I don't know if I made myself clear, I'm not a native speaker. I hope someone understands what I'm saying.

[@buckaroobanzai2551]

I completely understand that point your trying to make. You are correct there would be no point in polishing the saw side of the cut off piece. Maybe they harnessed the river and powered large saws? Would be cool the know the truth.

[@chancebrown98]

@@buckaroobanzai2551i dont. I personally think it could a lost technology thay we wouldnt even understand. They needed power fot something.

[@chancebrown98]

And @jakesecreto that is very strange. I’ll look into i didnt know that. Also your english is perfect.

[@loudaddy2001]

I know there's only three comments, but this was a refreshing thread to read! 😂

[@RedHeart64]

Copper saws... not really, unless they'd imbedded sand in the metal. The use of a wetted cord with sand is an ancient way of cutting rock that works really well and is in use today in quarries that cut blocks. It was well known in Greek and Roman times and earlier. These days, instead of sand you'll often find silicon carbide (or some other hard material) used in the cord - and in metal cables as well (the abrasive embeds in the metal and then cuts). It's relatively easy to make precise straight cuts that way. Stone working is a very old craft (talking in archaeological terms) and the making of fine, precise joints is well known to stone masons (ditto for other aspects of stone working). It doesn't take high technology to do so, and there are monumental architecture that predates the pyramids in almost all continents. Human ancestors were not stupid or incapable.

[@valherustinger7848]

Lol this video. So much misinformation leading the sheep astray. Well done. Especially about the copper handles for a door like its a fridge lol. Keep up the great work 😂

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

Well, y'know, the Eqyptians were meant to have a really good recipe for beer, gotta have the fridge to keep it chilled :)

[@valherustinger7848]

@@PiDsPagePrototypes lol

[@redbaroniii]

I read up on what you claim, and have concluded, you are correct.

[@simonreeves2017]

A very thought provoking video. We should be careful when applying contemporary units of measurement to ancient constructions. As far as I know, the Egyptians did not use the second as a measurement of time, or a foot as a unit of length. Having said this, the pyramids still hold many mysteries yet to be understood.

[@TransitionDNB]

3 square elephants per cubic squirrel

[@IrisJoens]

​@@TransitionDNBI've always been a fan of the cubic squirrel.

[@specialmedia3123]

Lol

[@patgarner]

Why do people keep making this mistake? The unit of measurement is irrelevant. Foot, cubit, whatever. The ratio of the dimensions is the same whatever unit you use and the ratios are the only things that matter in regards to the dimensions of the pyramid relative to each other and things like the dimensions of the earth. The ratios are the only thing that makes the dimensions special and in that regard the unit or system of measurement is irrelevant.

[@Contrarian-ol2bc]

I can't remember the book that I read about 10 years ago, but some guys investigating StoneHenge and many other 'henges' in the region figured out that those structures are based on some advanced astronomy. They worked out the methods used, those henges are tools used to derive our current unit of time, the 'second' and also the metric system's meters, grams, liters... all based on using a pendulum and the motions of the Moon and the planet Venus. The weight of a liter of water being a kilogram with the sides of a cube containing that being a decimeter. The real surprise is that the same method is also valid for deriving the Imperial measurement system, feet, gallons, pints, and pounds. The difference is using a divisor of 360 or 365 in the method of those Henge calculations. I tried searching and found several books on Amazon with similar information. At one point, it may have been on the UnchartedX channel, they figured out that the pyramid builders not only used the royal Egyptian cubit as a unit of length, but they also used the meter. The best part was when they showed how the cubit can be mathematically derived from the meter.

[@eatsblades]

The only thing we know is these weren't the first pyramids. The built some others, not always successfully, and so learnt along the way. The fact an ancient civilisation decided to do this regularly is equally as mild blowing.

[@slarzyer]

1st mistake is it was not built in a desert it became a desert ...built with semi local rocks....were the rock type a goal? the formation? that exact location? the ease of construction materials? why they are bigger then a granite one? more of it? lighter? and of course softer....did the sand itself help preserve it? maybe in a hurry? maybe they knew the sand would help...tring to preserve something they thought we needed to know?? same building techniques around the world only real difference is the rock type and availability it might have been a silly dare....i bet you cant build a mountian? maybe its a metaphor ..we crawled out of them and to them we return it takes a god to build a mountain in his lifetime? ...only to be erased by the eons of time

[@Allguitarinfo]

​@@slarzyerlook to Orion

[@Jesus.the.Christ]

@@slarzyer What utter bullshit.

[@Jesus.the.Christ]

@@Allguitarinfo More bullshit.

[@slarzyer]

@@Jesus.the.Christ i never made claims.... not sure what you even mean

[@schpengler]

The speed of light may not have been discovered until the 1600s, but also, the units of the meter or the second had not been invented so that number would have no meaning when the pyramid was designed.

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

If he refactored the numbers in Cubits, his mind would explode with the 'whole' number results.

[@magiclocks9206]

@scottragland9899 No none if this is irrelevant. The pyramid is 29.9792458° N and the speed of light being 299,792.458 meters/sec looks like exactly a 10^7 difference but all the units are different. You are talking about degrees, meters and seconds and none are the same. All theses units are arbitrary and not based on some cosmologic constants. 24 hours is not the exact length of a day and neither is 86,400 seconds. Why did they decide to choose 360° in a circle or 24 hours in a day or 3600 seconds in a hour? The entire meter system was based on an assumption that a meter was exactly 1/4000000 the circumference of the earth. It is not. All there measurements have been determined somewhat arbitrarily by men many years after the pyramids were built and if you change any of them even slightly you would see that these numbers no longer have any resemblance.

[@philthejeweller]

For millimetres, they just held their index finger next to their thumb so it was not quite touching & said “about that far”.

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

@@philthejeweller Not, quite. They divided a Meter by 1000, and the Meter is two scratches on a gold bar "about that far" apart.

[@protke]

@@magiclocks9206 education is a magical thing: "The metre was originally defined in 1791 by the French National Assembly as one ten-millionth of the distance from the equator to the North Pole along a great circle, so the Earth's polar circumference is approximately 40000 km. " en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metre

[@johnbarney5787]

The stones were cut...THEN joining faces were sanded flat. We do the same thing today in home workshops

[@erinkey2686]

That small tunnel was clearly a laundry shoot, lol.

[@RichardMcLaren]

Or a dumb waiter? 🤔

[@peterwillson1355]

Chute

[@jofranmatubis3460]

Ur face

[@__The_Real_V__]

Chute*

[@jaygibson469]

Power generator

[@tex148th]

These facts, when lumped together, almost convince me that a much more highly civilization existed many more thousands of years earlier than we can conceive of. Perhaps even the "Ancient Astronauts" ???

[@Gabor123]

What “facts”?

[@jrodri14ii]

Lmao this comment, when read logically, CONVINCES me that a “highly civilization” would gloss over our own as a plaything when it couldn’t tell if comments like these are bots or really humans trying to sound smart.

[@buddafingahz9057]

This was when I lost all interest in the great pyramid. No follow up. My wife called it at the time. What's behind the door? Another door of course.

[@JamieTransNyc]

Behind that door is a BRAND NEW AUTOMOBILE!

[@Killertide]

And this is why humanity has trouble advancing... Keep blowing our minds dude 😎 Edited for speech correction.

[@ricardoribeiro8037]

Well made video! Zahi Hawass has been the chief disinformation specialist of the Giza Plateau for decades. It'll be a great time soon as he's made irrelevant. Learnt a few new things from you video. Keep up the good work! 😃

[@BeardLaws]

The feet pics joke is so well played. haha

[@MindFKDwithPJ]

😂

[@georgetsapekis]

20 years is a lot of time! For comparison, the Parthenon of the Athenian Acropolis took 9 years to complete. And even though it's much smaller of a structure, it's built in a much more challenging location (atop of a hill compared to a flat plane) and the detailed work is a lot more elaborate. The reason I'm pointing out the Acropolis, is because chronologically is about a thousand years closer to our times than the Pyramids, and still we have no clear answer to how they moved the marble from the mountain of Penteli to the hill of the Acropolis. Ancient people where a lot more capable than we often believe, simply because their challenges where different. Also, being quick to dismiss Egyptians of their heritage, is not very polite.

[@TrespassingPilot129]

Are you a troll? Or you really don't understand the might of the pyramids if you compare with Greek buildings...

[@georgetsapekis]

@@TrespassingPilot129 The might? As in a difference in mass? Because apart from being enormous, the pyramids are inferior structures compared to other classical buildings.

[@kennethsmith8844]

When I was in high school algebra I came home and told my dad pie are square, he corrected me, no son pie are round, cake are square!

[@63shakeandbake]

Great video! I've read several books on the Great Pyramid and have been inside it and am amazed by it! Aside from the questions of "how", and quite frankly, "who built the great Pyramid?" The question of all the information encoded into the pyramid could fill several volumes of text.

[@zickenx]

This is the best video i’ve watched about the pyramids, and your use of comparisons of modern day examples really made the differenxe 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@metallix06]

Best use of narcotics

[@COACHWARBLE]

i believe the ancient Egyptians found the pyramids already constructed. They were ancient machines used by an ancient civilization that lived at the end of the ice age.

[@BrjanBuckmaster]

🤪

[@slarzyer]

and it took 20 years to dig all the sand off it

[@TheGeneral_LUFC]

Well Cleopatra lived closer to the creation of the iPhone than she did to the building of the great pyramid. Egyptians lived a very long time. There had to have been some sort of massive disaster and they had to start all over again.

[@jjdelamo6246]

The Pyramids were built before Noah's flood by an advanced civilization.

[@BrjanBuckmaster]

@@jjdelamo6246 There was no Noah’s flood.

[@GebDjehutimesHeruAmenmakhet]

You spoke of legos, yet you still wondering about the conclusion you've just managed to answer yourself, the pyramids are one huge Lego piece assemblance

[@outlet6989]

No mummy was ever found in the pyramids. The reason is simple: The pyramids developed a force field that transferred the mummies to the Orion Belt. That sounds reasonable to me. But then, what do I know? I get all excited when I watch Ancient Aliens.

[@papf1616]

Came because of the pyramids, ended up googling for leather baseball caps.

[@umbrellacorp.]

Egypt managed to build the Pyramid so quickly because they "Walk Like an Egyptian".😏👍💯

[@keithussery3060]

I don’t know of anyone living that attended The Great Mystery School of Egypt. So there’s no way we’ve learned the real math or science.

[@pyotrilyichtchaikovskyii6638]

People underestimate the bronze age people, hell knows how much knowledge was lost.

[@ssdivizion]

Bronze age? Maybe pre Great flood era precisely

[@shootermcgavin2819]

The dynastic Egyptians found the pyramids already there. The land was called Kemet.

[@phildavenport4150]

@@shootermcgavin2819 Evidence?

[@joon-young9589]

The graveyard is the richest place on earth

[@jacobfield4848]

Much of the limestone composing the outer smooth layer of the pyramids was taken off and used to rebuild such things as Mosques and other public buildings. One sultan tried to dismantle one pyramid but gave up because they were so well-constructed it would’ve cost a fortune to destroy it. It’s an interesting fact that EVEN TODAY it’s hard to slide a thin sheet of paper between the huge stones forming the pyramid structure.

[@ThomasCranmer1959]

😂

[@tdfbbfhk786d]

"EVEN TODAY it’s hard to slide a thin sheet of paper between the huge stones forming the pyramid structure" LOL. Have you seen one picture of the pyramid? It is just a giant pile of stones. There is nothing mysterious there. Bigger blocks were put outside, smaller inside. If you find a spot you can put an arm between them. And some rocks are almost falling.

[@nunya_bizniz]

Put ANY two rocks together and try to slide paper between. Such a stupid statement that proves nothing.

[@PRH123]

That would be quite a stone wall made of magic floating levitating blocks that you can slide pieces of paper between, have never seen one like that before...

[@TouchingClothProd]

The vast majority of the blocks that make up the Great Pyramid are soft limestone that is easily cut with copper tools, especially the relatively hard copper that the ancient Egyptians had, due to a lucky fluke of nature (it contained natural arsenic). And experiments have shown how simply using the local sand (which has a high level of very hard quartz) as an abrasive, along with toothless copper saws, can cut through granite much faster than the copper saws alone. Like, ten times faster. So ....

[@noneofyoubusiness4895]

It's like watching a David Ike lecture. Starts innocuously enough ...

[@MichaelWilliams-mn7wf]

The Great Pyramid is pre-Flood when humans were closer to perfection. So these amazing feats are perfectly plausible.

[@jrodri14ii]

Lmao

[@paulstudley7170]

Which flood?

[@UKAbandonedMineExplores]

Your comedy career is going really well.

[@MichaelWilliams-mn7wf]

@@paulstudley7170 Noah's flood.

[@anneli1735]

Sorry that the background noise is that disturbing that I have to stop watching 🤷‍♀️

[@michaelneitzel5634]

GREAT presentation-you have a gift for storytelling that is AWESOME. Thanks for producing such a fascinating video!!

[@MindFKDwithPJ]

Wow, thank you!

[@warrentaylor6230]

Storytelling is a most correct desciption.

[@patriciabradley8267]

People have been lied to for ever about so many things in the history of this 🌍.Most because of greed and glory.

[@phildavenport4150]

Oh goody, another conspiracy theorist with no evidence.

[@treyfrew6940]

​@@phildavenport4150no evidence of government's lieing to the general population? You sure about that.

[@thediaz07]

​@@phildavenport4150lol another mindless follower, stay in a child's place.

[@thediaz07]

​@@treyfrew6940 they say ignorance is Bliss, so since this guy's such a sheep he must be in heaven.

[@johngalt5411]

"Only love is real"

[@Theblueyedguy]

Enjoyed the first 10 minutes, which actually made you think .... but then he went overboard, and completely fell off the rails by the latter stages.

[@desertstar223]

It's because you have the attention span of the Tik Tok generation.

[@Foolish188]

​@@desertstar223And you have the gullibility of all True Believers, who believe every bonkers Conspiracy Theory.

[@Theblueyedguy]

@@desertstar223 And you have the brain of Donald Trump

[@desertstar223]

@@Foolish188 Dude, you accuse me of being a conspiracy theory believer, but your profile name is 'foolish'. You cant dream up this stuff even if you try.

[@desertstar223]

@@Theblueyedguy At least I have a functional brain. You have rice krispies and snot in your skull.

[@stevenreichertart]

I know it’s popular to edit out pauses in natural human speech for KZbin videos so that they appear more energetic. But it destroys the ability to think and contemplate what is being said.

[@allanfifield8256]

I used to do voice editing for videos. Less is More. When I first started, I edited out every little pause and the result was very unrealistic. Although I never measured it, it seemed to me that editing out about 10% + - 5% depending on the speaker gave the most natural result.

[@stevenreichertart]

@@allanfifield8256 a little editing like you describe is OK, but what this guy did made a very interesting topic unwatchable to me

[@jpt3640]

This is because you are not allowed to think. You would probably see through this nonsense. He lost me when he was showing the circle around base and height of the pyramid. This was clearly fake.

[@GlenPridgen]

This technique actually makes me feel like I’m suffocating. the same thing happens when they were removed breaths from vocals doesn’t feel natural.

[@user-bf7bi8nz2i]

All the better to convince you of some conspiracy theory.

[@earmunchermuncher7639]

Your proof it's impossible to move rocks is a collection of OSHA violations

[@phillip0003]

Well ( @earmunchermuncher7639 )to be honest not much is learned by following the book ! Rules must be broken in order to learn new and more specific rules, and at times Saturday to say your losses are severe even to the point of loss of life..

[@earmunchermuncher7639]

@@phillip0003 I lost a finger(left thumb) cuz neither me nor anyone I was working with was following the rules while carrying a massive beam lol. I have no idea if your base is terrible cuz I'm kind of sleep deprived at the moment to tell if you are being satirical, but osha's rules range from total be to accidentally good rules and I found out the hard way which ones on the subject were good lol. Anyways, my actual thing that I was saying about it being a compilation of osha violations it's just that they were using the equipment extremely badly and inefficiently. His argument was so cherry picked that it had to only be egregious failures of management

[@earmunchermuncher7639]

To answer the question before it's asked, yes the finger is almost perfectly recovered lul

[@mathewkimura7858]

Pyramids were there before Egyptians. They used the gigantic buildings as there king’s tombs. Am I right?

[@josephking4251]

There was nothing there when the pyramid was being built, as they laid the first blocks down they dug a channel and filled it with water, they used it to measure the make the foundation level.

[@eddiebarrow8671]

Very interesting that the latitude of the Great Pyramid is 29.9792458°N which uses the exact same sequence of numbers that measures the speed of light in m/s. More interesting considering that the idea of latitude and longitude wasn't conceived until roughly the third century BCE - some few hundred years after the building of the pyramids. Even more interesting that this is compared to the speed of light using the metric system conceived by the French in 1790 - a few thousand years after the Great Pyramid was built. Down right mind baffling considering that this is the exact number of tadpoles that, if laid head to tail, on the night of the vernal equinox, during a full moon would be required to just ring the edge of the duck pond outside my back door that (gasp) has a replica of the Great Pyramid. Some of the things stated in the video are interesting to be sure - like how the stones were cut and the pyramids were constructed in 20 years. But, as the clip progressed the narrative got more and more outlandish.

[@S.L.S-407]

@eddiebarrow8671- I LMAO, thank you ❗

[@michaelferguson5167]

I was just about to post about the measurement problems when I saw your post. I was hoping someone else realized this as well. Good information.

[@EdwardJohansson]

The metric system is based on the the dimensions of the Earth. 1 metre is exactly 1/10,000,000 of the distance from the poles to the equator. Regardless of what the measurement is called, humans generally would have still created this same measurement, given we tend to count in bases of 10 (i.e. from the fact we have 10 fingers). This also relates to latitude, 1 degree is 111,111 metres. So yes, regardless of who defined these terms, the actual unit of measure is based on the earth and is not arbitrary like the imperial system and all the various others, these really are based on observations of the Earth. If one were inclined to somehow communicate that we have knowledge of the speed of light, this is a plausible way to do it. Math is great for breaking thorough language barriers as the values are not arbitrary.

[@michaelferguson5167]

@@EdwardJohansson I can see the reason for assuming they might have used the dimensions of the earth, but then you would have to assume they had the knowledge of the measurements of the earth from pole to pole etc. We would also have to assume they used a base 10 system for the same reasons we did. The Sumerians used a base 60 system. I haven't checked, but do you know of any other civilization that used the base 10? While it's possible they had knowledge of the earth's dimensions and created a base 10 system of math to make use of that information, I just don't see any facts to support it. That doesn't mean I wouldn't look for those facts or ignore them either as a possibility.

[@neoplatypus]

yeah I stopped the video after this. If you seek long enough one will always find alleged "strange similarities". It works the same with so called "scientific miracles" in so called holy books.

[@dannypullen3956]

It’s crazy to me to think that people still think Egyptians had anything to do with the constitution of the pyramids.

[@greggoheen9065]

Who built them then

[@V-breezzyy333]

Who is it then?

[@michaelkyriazis494]

just to add my five cents worth. a ancient greek dude asked the egyptians about the pyramids [when how why] and was told they were already there 10 000 years before their time and another theory i read is that in 1800/1900 a team of scientist took a core sample of the stones and realised there was no ripple lines , they concluded that the stones were made like cement

[@johnwalker8417]

Nope. Arse hat

[@NTWA-DUMELA]

Bro remember when we thought Easter island heads were just the heads... 😂😂😂 Someone need to start digging by the bottom of the puramid

[@terberusp7030]

Ok,there are so many lies in this video i donr even know where to start 1. Stones are not perfectly cut and placed, wchich you can clearly see on the pictures 2. Only casing stones were placed somewhat precise the rest- the pyramid interior not counting chambers and passeges was filled with random size and shaped blocks connected with mortar 3. Hundreds of thousands of tons of mortar were used in pyramids construction 4. Only granite blocks were transported from Aswan and egyptains used the Nile for that 5. All the limestone blocks wxcept the finishing stones were quarried on site 6. Claming that we cant move heavy objects now by showing crane accidents is just manipulation, we can and we have moded objesct much havier than anything in the pyramid. 7. No one ever said ancient egyptains were clueless about geometry At this point i just stopped watching, you just speading lies and misinformation

[@Xorthis]

Oh you missed the best part where he started talking about this guy who was spinning pyramid shapes and claimed they entered hyperspace. He also deletes any negative comment I make about this video myself where I include actual sources and evidence that disprove his idiocy.

[@jelink22]

Stop making sense!!!

[@Brandon-sf2vc]

I built the pyramids. I built them out clay. Low and behold it rained and Made it hard and the wolf could not blow it away as he huff’ed and puff’ed.

[@Rita-p8o]

You are really funny.

[@beaureveur5165]

🎶"I shouted out 'Who built the pyramids?' When after all, it was you and me"🎶