The StarGate Anomaly | Karnak

Hey Hunters,
After briefly touching on this in 2020 I wanted to go back and get a better look at the damaged Star Gate at Karnak Temple. This time I had the eyes of a professional geologist with me and confirmed yes there is indeed a mystery afoot.
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[@MysterAitch]

Does anyone else have a smile on their face the whole time watching this awesome channels content?? I sure do

[@weare1brother421]

Ya; concrete

[@TheIvalen]

Lol such a kiss arse. She’s not gonna call you.

[@PeaceMarauder]

I'm just wondering why only 162k subs... 🤨

[@MysterAitch]

@@PeaceMarauder idk either, but archeologicy is a well saturated topic on YT.... Organic channel growth takes time too I guess.

[@chriswise7978]

And I don't know why? Lol

[@jeffswope1511]

When the gate is open It conducts an extraordinary amount of temporal energy that degraded the stone over the tens of thousands of years. All positive energy to any who read this.

[@GratefulWarriorMom]

I'm really starting to believe that all those trange sculptures and pyramids and such were already there from an ancient civilization that had some really cool technology. I believe the Egyptians just moved in and made it their own.

[@mathewpryor82]

I’m starting to think the same. There is technology used to create these structures so advanced that we can’t recreate them today. The old kingdom goes back around 8k years. Humans, as we are today, have been on earth around 300k years, so to imagine that organised, advanced civilisations have only existed for 12 to 14k years of our human story is far fetched. Until the mainstream accepts that maybe they’ve been wrong and they open their minds to the possibilities of far more advanced human civilisations being on earth before what the current mainstream say, then ideas and explorations will always be sidelined to the fringes of tin foil hat wearing kooks, conspiracy theories and pseudo sciences. Johannah, Graeme, Randall and the like are bringing new ideas forward that fringe scientists have been ridiculed for by the mainstream and creating conversations that need to be had because ‘just because’ is no longer an answer to our evolution and future exploits.

[@CrimxSun]

Right!

[@you-in-yourfeelings7166]

Have any of you read the Emerald Tablets of Thoth?

[@BeatlesFan1975]

​@Jeremy Kirkpatrick go build a schist disk or great pyramids with a copper chisel or stop saying this

[@lamiaalsalloom1881]

They did not “move in”

[@waxeggoil3130]

It's quite common I think to see this sort of granulated granite around natural outcrops. Also parts of granite surfaces on natural outcrops are quite fragile and crumbly. I think it's just weathering.

[@GreenyX1]

Granite is composed of several different materials. Some of the silicates have lower melting points. If it gets too hot, those components will melt internally destroying the rock. It'll become brittle and fall apart. This is why you cannot pour molten granite to create countertops for example, it has to be cut. Also remember if energy can go in, it can go out.

[@achecase]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decomposed_granite

[@buddyrupp6235]

Weathered, decomposing . . . Very old rock. Older than the limestone around it.

[@willbrown2383]

There is speculation that directed frequency vibration played a role in ancient Egypt construction and transport techniques, with "how ancient" being its own separate question(s). I believe most people are familiar with a crystal goblet shattering when a musical instrument projects a certain tonal vibration at suitable volume and duration. If two or more directed streams of vibration focus inside an object, where the frequency's vibration rates (Cycles Per Second, or hertz) reinforce each other at the point of intersection within the object, the result might be localized increased heat causing a (arguably controllable) disassembly of the (in this case granite) component materials making up the object. Whether this is a deliberate result, or an unintended by-product of an otherwise non-catastrophic event (witness the apparently undamaged survival of the surrounding objects as well as the exterior surface of the granite objects), may be revealed through further experimentation into How to reconstruct the result, but I suspect the Why will remain forever unknown.

[@ed7246]

Soooooo whom ever created this structure figured out they can’t use molten granite?

[@ahall1459]

Continous High electrical energy strikes have deteriorated the granite, over a long time....most likely to capture and direct the energy into a type of capacitor storage systems. The purpose being?...don't know?...maybe to power electrical machines? Or charge up smaller devices. Electricity is everywhere so it's not that far fetched...what is hard to actually accept is that it happened over 12,000 or more, years ago...but there are now more puzzling questions than answers, and we need answers.

[@caitlynactually8070]

Girl.... shoutout! Yo randal and GH gave you THE keys on joe rogan. Im so proud of you jahanna. Your work is amazeballs. All of you

[@uncannyvalley2350]

Joe Rogan's a Jesuit shill, Epstein associate and CIA agent provocateur

[@davecampbell9803]

Woo woo 2022

[@jcutburth]

❤ Call Joe Rogan! Get on his show!

[@ryankennedy9703]

Didn’t they mention her name and then say they hadn’t heard of her? It’s been a bit since I listened to that, but I remember being upset they didn’t talk about her more after dropping her name

[@Jamhynz]

Angkor Wat's in Cambodia Jahannah and you should go there, it's beautiful! I snuck past the guards during the New Year celebrations and explored it alone in the dark with the temple adorned with coloured lights! I finally got caught when I decided to sit on a wall and play my tin whistle!! Love your content, hope to see you on the JRE soon!

[@westt9030]

I love that story thank you very much. Amazing to see Angkor Wat

[@JSTNtheWZRD]

I want to go there - it's like the strangest place on earth - I've been watching Praveen Mohan's channel - he goes over everything in a bunch of videos

[@kaimanyu586]

Those guards are there for a reason.. If everybody behaves like you, those sites will be thrashed and destroyed within a few years, because humans can't behave.. Westerners should learn to respect the rules when they visit a foreign nation... So many examples of Westerners disrespting the rules get arrested end up in jail and then they whine to their Media how bad those people are for arresting you... Learn how to respect other nations rules when you leave your country...

[@JSTNtheWZRD]

@@kaimanyu586 yeah he was a bit arrogant but he wasn't humping the statuary or anything, at least I don't think he was - you can come piss on the Lincoln memorial any time you want if you come here to America.

[@tripzville7569]

Sounds like you are having fun distant friend. 'FATHER' kzbin.info/www/bejne/bX-UmJh6rdmNicU is one of our songs for these times. I think you might be able to relate to some of the messages and even sounds . Blessings from New Zealand

[@Timber81]

Loved the Triple Tied Hair tribute to Star Wars! Love Love your content. I have learned a new way to look at history because of your insite. Keep it up! Thank You

[@angelcastro3129]

I wonder if the limestone walls could have been added after the damage to the gateway? We know that over time people added and removed stones from these ruins, maybe that could explain why the limestone was not damaged.

[@WanderfalkeAT]

That is absolutely the case in Central America and very much found underneath Ancient Egyptian Sites! Later Civilisations did in fact protect older sites by building around them with the tech they had available. And the Egyptians knew very well how to work with Sandstone.

[@travislevell1329]

It reminds me of a spent electrode when welding. It’s running electricity through it very quickly but in slow motion the metal sort of looks like it “bubbles” before it melts/breaks down quickly. It kinda looks like the rocks are doing a super super slow motion version of that

[@TripAces]

Final stargate jump to seal us in melt the gate upon exit

[@scottbreseke716]

We need to do some testing by subjecting a granite block to strong EMPs.

[@fuzielectron5172]

@@scottbreseke716 My first impulse is to stick some granite in the microwave..lol

[@postalizeMike]

Yeah, burned out like a used electrode or perhaps destroyed by a large blast of radiation

[@scouterstu5856]

The Pyshisit at the Thunderbolt Project believe the marble shaped balls found on Mars in and around the area of the Canals, so called, are the result of lightning strikes. Arch welding causes the smallrr particles of melted metal to form marble shape. That area might have been struck by lightening?

[@jamesblondeau1029]

Kind of makes you wonder if the star gates were re purposed from Tanis. Tanis was destroyed by great heat and some of the stones survived maybe these were hauled from there and that is why they are disintegrating. Since we cant date stone it is possible they were hauled and re purposed.

[@firesidewitch1398]

I love how you showed the Meltology, Antiquetech, and remnants of our old world.

[@Kenny-ty6ts]

Hopefully you will be going to India soon I have seen some amazing pictures of the stone work there and would love your thoughts on how they carved those giant temples out of solid rock thousands of years ago

[@electriceyeball]

Parvan Maheen's channel?

[@Bryan-jd7os]

Kailasa Temple!!

[@Here618]

What if ?: Stargate means “aligned with stars” . Like Stonehenge stones are “gated”…”aimed “ or aligned

[@nancyM1313]

Happy to hear another tour 2023💕 Tfsharing Jahannah👋🏻

[@petepollard]

The hieroglyph could also mean "Entrance to a Comet Shelter". Randall Carlson and Graham Hancock explained on JRE #1897 (about 2:10) that any incoming comets are viewed as a radiant, which would be visible in the sky. When you see this, run like hell 😲this way. That fits with Graham's theories about Ancient Apocalypse. The granite could have been destroyed by comet airbursts or impacts.

[@lewisabraham936]

That is a great explanation

[@zepherreload]

Well as we know the Sahara was lush land about 5 thousand years ago what if it was an airbusrt that did this as well as turned the who place into what it is today.

[@jamessizemore7103]

if an air burst were the case then the limestone would have been blasted away as well, unless it was placed there after

[@petepollard]

@@jamessizemore7103 That could be. A lot of older structures seem to have been adopted / maintained / adapted by later civilisations. If there were airbursts happening for hundreds of years, they would occur at random locations around the globe, so they would not just abandon an area after a hit.

[@user-dc6pm3mc4b]

Or gateway to heaven since its in a temple and is supposed to allow you to communicate with the inhabitants of heaven. Im not saying any of these are right. My hard on for sg1 is strong but not strong enough to make me delusional into thinking its history

[@JR-gc8el]

There were probably 2 or more different periods of time going on there. The stargates are much older and then were built around it afterwards. Definitely some advanced source of energy must have gone through it to completely change its structure, melting or disintegrating it's composition! Very mysterious!

[@TheRogueJedii]

Agreed, I also believe the granite structure is older than the rest

[@AncienttechArnie]

The heiroglyph says door, not stargate he lies, I have a video to prove it, I read heiroglyphs so.... trust me I know what it says

[@ancientsitesgirl]

It is a remnant of a large complex containing the sanctum sanctorum of Amun known as the Palace of Maat. Early EIGHTEENTH Dynasty, around the fifteenth century BCE✌

[@JJJJJVVVVVLLLLL]

building on things that were already there.

[@chickenfist1554]

I don't suppose they used copper tools to build it by any chance?

[@curbowman]

The "tuning fork over the obelisk" might be a very accurate description after all. Some rocks can have piezoelectric minerals in its composition. A long, thin piezoelectric obelisk could actually transform seismic rumbles into electromagnetic energy or viceversa. The "tuning fork" at the top might have been useful to tune the obelisk resonant frequency to a desired value. And just like modern powerplants, they might have needed to build a massive wall around them to decrease damage to the surrounding area in case of an accident... or to keep unskilled people out of the danger zone. We had to do that on Chernobyl, after all.

[@beezer387]

Great to see another video from you Jahannah!

[@dasshaker2372]

[6:20] Those four "stargate" glyphs were used in the 1994 movie Stargate and translated as "his gate to the stars." Another Egyptology channel went through it line by line. Neat stuff.

[@c.blakerockhart1128]

dasShaker, i have watched every single movie and series episode of STARGATE, ( SG1, UNIVERSE, ATLANTIS, etc.) There are a Lot of "Conspiracy theories" played out in them. It is pretty good entertainment. It sure beats anything on tv now.

[@tg4941]

I always think that the writers of Stargate had some knowledge from ??to drip feed the audience.They even made fun of it in the episodes. I watched all of them as great fan of RDA. The series had shots of Colorado's Cheyenne Mountain entrance exterior which used to be called US Air Force base is now called US Space Force and why give RDA get an honorary brigadier general title for just playing a off the wall general in Stargate who didn't take orders sometimes. He wd have been drilled out. 😄 As Hamlet quote says "There's more things in Heaven and Earth Horatio....."

[@c.blakerockhart1128]

@@tg4941 I totally agree. Trivia..... Did you know that Gen. Hammond ( Don S. Davis ) made an appearance in Con Air ? ( with Nicholas Cage )

[@dozermc5220]

@@c.blakerockhart1128 I always remembered him as Scully's dad from the X-Files.

[@c.blakerockhart1128]

@@dozermc5220 I didn't know that. That's cool. Thanks.

[@soapghost007]

Sheesh! It sounds like these Star Gates were giving off some insane energy to melt granite inside out! And it’s interesting to think that even stone like that has a “usage” limit. Fascinating video as always! Can’t wait for your trip! 👽💜

[@SureNuf]

Such a pleasant joyful energy you have, fun to watch your excitement in exploring.

[@tomevans4402]

Fascinating. Beautiful

[@pokeylope6108]

I think we as humans were super advanced like 10 to 20k years ago. And Giza and Teotihuacan were actually power systems to power the teleportation gates and acting as the network. I think they also could teleport to gates on Earth, as well as gates on other planets, if the power was high enough to produce the energy required. They lived alongside primative non advanced homosapiens, just like today, there are still primitive societies isolated, even though we have technology. Just like today we dont interact with these tribes out of worry, and respect. I think all those myths about gods giving people tech and knowledge, like Prometheus giving man fire, were just ancient advanced homosapiens who decided to ignore the consensus to leave these cultures alone, and wanted to see them flourish. Overtime and Cataclysms, and societal collapse happens, and the stories about these ancients change over time to gods.

[@postalizeMike]

Yup, yup, Yup, definitely seems like a very good explanation. I've been picturing the ancients able to teleport around the earth possibly using the ancient stone monuments either as location markers or as actual technology itself.

[@pistolpete3208]

I agree here. Our Earth has clearly gone through several epochs of high civilization, and I happen to believe that, as you’ve said, survivors of these past civilizations, enlightened subsequent humans and that they possibly remain close by, to watch us and possibly continue to interact with us. So many stories say the gods were here and then they just left. I feel it’s possible that some of these ancient survivors may have been able to salvage or rebuild some of their old technologies and are using them again today to live near us but out of sight and direct contact of the masses. On the moon or under the oceans perhaps. Or under the ice/ underground. It’s also possible that they’ve simply set themselves into these places to avoid being exposed on the surface of the Earth, to the Sun’s changing intensity and subsequent impacts from comets, asteroids and debris that has played a part in several of Earths extinction level events, which past cataclysms nearly destroyed their peoples and history as well. Maybe they’re playing it safe as a mission to ensure that they can emerge to help reboot again with the next survivors of the next cataclysm, whenever that may be. (We’re apparently overdue.) 🍻 cheerio!

[@HellCatt0770]

Yep. And they probably left around the Younger Dryas, maybe damaging the star gates in the process. Leaving the primitives to it - and here we are today! And I wonder if they’ve come back to have a look at what’s happened?

[@WanderfalkeAT]

Much more believable than Ancient Aliens!

[@RogueSecret]

It's a date stamp, if you use all the gates nearby you can find out the star possitions at night and find out what year they was made in.

[@stuartjackson4416]

Great as always. Please keep them coming!!

[@mrgreenbudz37]

Just found your channel and love it and your accent. One of these days I hope to go over and see these amazing wonders but for now I get to watch them here. Thank you.

[@DigitalDuelist]

I love it when I get busy and miss a few uploads so I can binge to catch up. So much better than the typical bs online. Ordered an atlantis ring! Fingers 🤞 *Going to that conference if I can!*

[@disturbed230885]

Another great and intriguing video. There are so many remnants of ancient stonework that need more scrutiny like these stargate stones. Turkey is for sure an incredible place where a lot happened in our distant past and I too look forward to future discoveries there 🙂

[@tommylourdes5652]

Love You and your work Jahanna!

[@walterblanc9708]

Very interesting. Your so good at this Jahanna. Thankyou.

[@chickenfist1554]

The last part of the star gate hieroglyphs are the same shape as the central stones at Gobekli Tepe. I also wonder if the granite was treated in some way (maybe chemically or with heat or sound) to allow it to be easily worked, and that is what made it susceptible to natural causes/events afterwards.

[@memog766]

Dang. my mind is blown! Stargate movie and show did there homework. Love ur channel and you. keep taking us with you on your journey. all ur video's have been cool to watch cheers.

[@MrDivyeshgopal]

Love this presentation!

[@reallybigname]

Just found your channel recently and wanted to tell you that you're doing great work here. Thanks!

[@lokdog257]

In Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series, the characters come across a ring of ancient stones that was used by the peoples of an earlier Age to travel to other worlds. Watching this video feels like something very similar.

[@angelsmalice6677]

What's up dog! I was thinking the same thing

[@grantmartin5140]

Great book terrible show

[@lokdog257]

@@grantmartin5140 I didn't make it all the way through episode 4 of season 1

[@mamushi390]

The coolest thing about stargates is we have no idea how they functioned. Were so used to the idea of electricity powering a computer made out of metals, that the concept of a rock like granite being turned on blows our mind. I heard from Randal Carlson that materials conduct specific frequencies using sound. Maybe what ever sound opened this sound gate (if thats how it worked) would be so powerful that it could damage granite, but is a different frequency to that of which would ruin the limestone. Ill admit, im just talking out of my ass and speculating, but seeing stargate content always amuses me

[@kristinechilds6035]

I have seen some videos that tell of the watches the gods wore manipulated frequencies to enter the gates.

[@guillaumemaurice3503]

WOW! That was fascinating! Thank you for sharing the video I enjoyed watching it.

[@JJ-zz9ch]

Thank you! Fascinating topic

[@billhawkins7640]

The star gate is actually located at the Sphinx. It is used to travel to this day. That’s why so much of the Sphinx is kept from the public.

[@unknown_user8449]

I use it every month to travel to and from my away-from-home work location

[@1barticus]

Like your vids. The decay of the Stone looks like decay that a man-made stone would do. Modern concrete is pretty simplistic One part Portland two-part sand three part rock. In ancient times they were used to building with soil as in rammed Earth but they had all kinds of mixes. In India the ancient book Maya mata tells of a mix of like 15 ingredients to make a mortar that would last a million years. We are discovering how to make our modern concrete even better by adding salt water aluminum and paste a various plants like carrots and beets. Also a rock-like substance can be made using urine. You gave me an idea on the tuning fork properties of the obelisk and I wonder if you can hold a speaker up to one playing music and another ob list far away can pick it up. They could have used them as communication devices throughout the region

[@jonathanpeters4240]

I like your idea about the man made granite. Seems logical. About tuning forks, they can’t transmit sounds other than the frequency they were made for. Things that resonate tend to block other signals.

[@sevenwhatuknow]

What you just explained is something I learned a couple weeks ago. We call it Geoploymer today. Mud and dirt will fossilize over time and with the right mixes will form granite.

[@1barticus]

@@sevenwhatuknow you are correct. Manning davits started the geopolymer theory but he uses scientific terminology which boggles my mind instead of just showing how it was done. There are some great KZbins on how to make concrete from wood ash or shells in a primitive way which I highly appreciate. They say concrete was reinvented in 1850s but that's b*******. There is a fort in St Augustine Florida I visited it was supposed to be built in a few months super thick walls and it look like it was made out of shells. They heated the shells to make Portland cement then mix shells in as a filler. Cannonballs are stuck in the walls from former battles. The walls wouldn't break apart they just absorb the cannonballs.

[@sevenwhatuknow]

@@1barticus that's hilarious I'm literally in St Augustine right now lol. Come here every weekend I live in Jacksonville, and there are some old ruins scattered about in Jax as well. But it's well known that people were creating different soils thru processes we can't even figure out today. So it's definitely within possibility that alot of monuments we can't explain how someone could've possibly lifted a sat this enormous block of granite, could be explained away with this theory.

[@1barticus]

@@sevenwhatuknow yeah I'm in St Pete Florida. Florida rules

[@michaelhughes7718]

My thought? the masons fired the stone at the quarry to make it easier to split, the act of heating the stone then quenching it could theoretically split the granite along pre carved lines, or just to make it brittle enough to make it easier to split from a rockface. There's videos on KZbin on how to split rock with fire.

[@oriu2437]

Love your research thank you for sharing

[@Llyrin]

If you look at the sphinx, you’ll see at the base the water erosion. Graham Hancock said this was not from a flood, but a period of extended heavy rainfall. Rain like that may have brought electric storms with it. Lightning striking the obelisk(s) may have cause some or all of the damage. This could especially happen, with the electrum (tines?) at the top of the obelisks ended up acting as lightning rods.

[@uncannyvalley2350]

🤣 Handcock is a hack

[@HamIAm]

Do you think the unusual state of the Granite could be caused because they are made of some Geopolymer? This is a common theory I’ve heard for many unexplainable ancient sites, as to how massive stones were created or placed. Just imagine if they crushed granite into powder and then mixed it with something to allow it to resolidify? Would be much easier to transport powder as well.

[@n55Rob]

How would it be easier?? The “crushed stone” should weigh the same….plus if they crushed the stone it would’ve taken probably twice as long to transport it from Aswan since they probably wouldn’t take as much because of the weight and twice as long to build it/“make” the stone to since it would have incorporated two more steps to the building process….

[@Will-Parr]

Congrats on your world travels. Fascinating and fun.

[@is_it_corn]

Johnathan Davis talking about egyptian history was something I didn't know I needed 😉

[@5Dworld]

I like that you are teaming up with Graham Hancock. He is a legend and his Netflix series is amazing. Maybe you could help him with a second season.

[@Za7a7aZ]

It would be very interesting if there are hyroglips about people entering and coming from these stargates...

[@charliemoss6379]

The trip sounds like the most wonderful bucket list moment. I wish I could pull it off

[@dirk7816]

Eye opening and as thought provoking as ever. Thank you

[@mattgalley8587]

The ancients definitely had some form of technology for manipulating matter that we don't understand yet.

[@Battleborn357]

Sacred geometry, and magnetic current. More and more people are starting to understand it. Basically every element on the periodic table has a tuning frequency. They used these frequencies to vibrate the blocks and move them w/ ease into place. The pyramids acted as electrical generation, the obelisks as tuning forks to get the correct pitch somehow. There are patents soon to be released

[@brandonb5075]

Great video! You know what turns into an “aggregate” over time, something that was an aggregate in the first place! “Concrete” can be made of any rock “aggregate” using acrylic binders today maybe untested plant resins in the past. If humans can make diamonds, humans can make/have made “granite, limestone, sandstone” in the past! The only explanations for highly precise/symmetrical formations out of “stone” is; giants, aliens, melting, ancient cnc machines or molds. I would start with the latter (ie: jewelry is oldest tech-molded) exhaust all options of how this could have been done, then move on. Melting stone? Really! Why- just bust it up, make a slurry and form it. You can carry bags of aggregate to the top of pyramids much easier than 20 ton blocks. Humans take the path of least resistance-EVERYTIME…

[@evelisisdavis7242]

Beautiful

[@sigriff6264]

You are groovy. Love watching your stories x

[@VASABOY]

Great video ❤ thanks 🙏🏽

[@jacksonrichards-jarvis4482]

Thanks for the new video! You made my day ❤

[@thomasratliff9278]

I wish to thank you for all of your research and hard work, in digging for the truth. Your energy is felt through the screen! Your personality is totally intoxicating!! Thank you, again, Jahannah!!

[@Mikeofindy]

Thanks for all the learnin’

[@hmpz36911]

I love your videos. Keep them coming!

[@BeersOverTears]

Can not wait to see the 2023 journey!

[@yougeo]

Since the electrical conductivity of granite varies by the amount of water in the granite I'm wondering if the outside layers of the granite which would have presumably dried out in the modern desert atmosphere of Egypt would have undergone less conductivity and therefore deteriorated less than the internal parts of the granite if they indeed were exposed to a lot of electrical forces. And remember the primary electrical force in a dry desert area as was already discovered at the top of the pyramids is an electrostatic electricity.

[@PeterTavella]

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[@justinmathias2495]

This channel is awesomeness it feels like you are really there that would be fun to travel and see this stuff in real life

[@waydomriver2186]

Keep up this amazing awaking of history , love how with the work your doing that the blindfold is being ripped off masses. New subscriber here .

[@IKONtheband]

Just booked the Summit, will also be in Egypt in March. Can't wait.

[@peterb3772]

Amazing stuff Jahannah 👍I would dearly love to travel to Egypt not only to see sites like this but also on a personal level my great great grandfather is buried in Cairo. Would dearly love to find his final resting place 👌

[@awarism7020]

Never knew this! These are great questions!

[@paulkeable7485]

When the granite moves from the high temperatures and pressure below the Earth to the surface, it sometimes will expand and even crack. These cracks can make a countertop weaker. Changes in temperature throughout the seasons can also weaken a piece of granite

[@nickelodeonnickelodeon7677]

Finally bought BAM. Best documentary I have ever watched!!

[@timothyhart6354]

That's so cool you are coming to Ashville(:... It's a great little city

[@coatman9294]

I loved my time at Egypt when I went with family, but its soooo damn big, stayed in Luxor and did the 3 day cruise but drove 4+ hours to the start, and hr first outing was another 4+ hours further away, still got to see the sun rise in middle of no where, lol. PS take a pillow with you for the journey :)

[@aliciaholborn6748]

My husband and I saw a documentary re Gobekli Tepe 20 years ago. When we did he said that the pillars reminded him of “tuning forks.” Fascinating that the Obelisks of Egypt have been liked as well.

[@ApocalypseofMichael]

In my high school, I was told of a time when all images of the female were smited from all monument, writings and oral traditions. It was if I'm not mistaken around 3,500 BC ish. All theology before was of Male and Female and God. Chuck in Akhenaten sometime after and then "Hey presto!" The birth of masculine monotheism. Great episode. The crumbling rock reminded me of blown resistors and overload damage.

[@jenniferhoene7214]

Yes. Conducting something. Totally agree.

[@adamwilliams5564]

I am a geological engineer, granite will weather in a variable manner due to slight differences in the mineralogical composition. The polished face may have also protected the outer layers while the interior rotted away more rapidly. I see granite weather in random and variable ways all the time. It is not always the stable stone that you may think.

[@johngibbs799]

Nice one. Jahannah!!! 😇

[@mikellunsford5336]

Nice job :)

[@chrisbungay7679]

Almost finished rereading Stargate by Pauline Gedge after 20 years and this popped up as a recommended video.

[@funksteruk2]

Great video as alway 👌

[@richarddoonrod6491]

By the way Jahanna, I love your channel, you are full of knowledge and always have a bee under your bonnet. ❤

[@markd3250]

I'm really enjoying your channel. You have such a refreshing, new enthusiasm, and I really like that you're not at all afraid to ask the obvious, and sometimes not so obvious questions. I fully agree we don't have all the answers, and some of that is due to the ancient Egyptians themselves. They were a strange combination of narcissism, psychotic, megalomaniac, brilliant but in a slightly unhinged way. The ruling group were ruthless and totally into themselves. They used people as they willed for their own aggrandizement, and there didn't seem to be any limits on that mentality. The human cost of these works had to have been staggering.

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awesome video .

[@OrdoCorvus]

Holy crap! I am so going to try to go to Egypt with you, but if not, I will definitely extend my already planned road trip from the west coast all the way to Asheville to attend the inaugural Cosmic Summit; I mean, my four favorite alternative/true history buffs - your badass self, my boys Jimmy and Graham, and Randall - will all be there. It's the perfect... quadfecta? I can't not go! :)

[@StephenCooteNZ]

Interesting channel.... thanks for sharing. Near where I live in New Zealand there is a beach where the local granite rocks seem to have broken down to form a beautiful coarse sand (Kaiteriteri Beach in the Tasman District). Evidently granite may vary in content in different places and some types may break down quicker than others.

[@cliffcampbell8827]

Maybe the ancient Egyptians thought a Stargate was a normal gate, anchored to the ground, hinges, open-close, livestock on one side...all that but these specific gates also aligned with important star constellations at certain times of the year.

[@darrenleask6042]

Now that is a very good question!

[@Alphasiera1701]

And these visions of Jahannah that conquer my mind....

[@steveblake3141]

Went to Turkey back in June. Sadly didn't get to Gobekli Tepe, but did visit Pergamon. Found loads of examples of polygonal masonry there! Can post photos if people are interested? Hope to go back and visit some of the older sites someday.

[@djewynne9638]

Merry Christmas!!!

[@dalelange845]

What is noteworthy about the highlighted glyph is immediately adjacent to the right is what appears to be an automotive radio complete with a cylindrical volume control and a cool scarab tuning dial as well as the preset station buttons. LOL. Check it out.

[@thedaily30]

The twinkle in your eye when something captivates your curiosity is intoxicating ✨

[@studioduco4968]

About the granite... It isn't real granite. It's a kind of polymere that is casted like concrete or cement with a nice finish on top of it, the way we finish concrete walls today with plaster. You can see that the top layer came off all over the place. The hieroglyphics are not carved but probably printed in the wet rendering with wooden moulds. When the top layer comes off the granite underneath becomes vulnerable for weathering and disintegrates over time (or it was a bad Monday morning mixture). Paul Cook managed to create something similar that was casted and hardened in just 12 minutes without baking it like pottery. It was rockhard and looked like granite. The alchemists in those days knew exactly how to do it. I've seen similar experiments with limestone blocks the same size as used for the pyramids and even with top layers that look exactly like marble. Aewar made a video about it with evidence that shows that we still had that knowledge in the eighteen hundreds. Just look into the history of concrete and you'll see it has been around for a very long time.

[@madelineblack2791]

we need to talk. I was in a car wreck/coma at age 17 and since then have been remembering what happened on the other side. The first of which was a “10 to 15 minute golden dream like Mind based hieroglyphic credit reel” which was both ultimately as beautiful as it was terrifying. I went to “creational college” given an exploded view/“Gods Eye View” of everything from outside of everything literally. Every Universe is 1 cell, metanatomically speaking, to a Living Energetic Cosmic Z.entity or Being. A Cosmic Body, and us existing inside it’s Cells that we call universes, as microbial etc and bioetheric life exists within us. There are temple and pyramids on the other side that are not on this side… I was shown schematics”blueprints” for pyramids/temples larger that what is on the planet. I kneeled before Anubis and Osiris, (who are still living/existing/watching/ruling from the other side), weighing my heart before sent back out the entrance to the Halls of Amenti. the further down the stone tunnel/entrance/exit of the Halls of Amenti, the more a white light filled the tunnel before waking up. too many details to tell here, all memories would be stored in my hippocampus, and surely my DNA,correct? if you could gain access to them somehow, most of mankind’s mysteries will be revealed. A modest forewarning, The More you know, the scarier it gets.

[@disklamer]

My physics prof had a perfect explanation: add enough energy and anything is posiible. Heat being the easiest.

[@SilverSeekerCo]

❤ I absolutely love your content and how you are showing that someone doesn't need a university paperwork to show your knowledge. Much love from Iowa USA. ("Giant" mounds everywhere here)

[@DavidGarcia-lf7bd]

I 'm glad you don't make ancient aliens references, they dishonor those who built these amazing moments, I enjoy your channel!

[@Mattstar1976]

Maybe the Pyramids were the power generators, the obelisks (there were many more) were the receivers and djed pillars were the portable power devices. All of much, much older than we are taught.

[@dianaazul859]

angkor wat is in Cambodia. went there 3 years ago and will definitely go back.. amazing place

[@buubuu9954]

How come am i only knowing your channel now? Deamn, shout out to bright insight for bringing me here hehe