Top 5 Facts About Stonehenge

[@Templemain]

When I was a young lad a kindly lady in our family took me on a day trip to see Stonehenge. Back in those days some 60 odd years ago you could walk among the great stones, feel their age and presence. It was a wonderful experience but NOW it's just a money making exercise. You don't even get close to the stones and have to stay at least 50 meters away. You pay for parking, food, drinks and entry to a walk around path. You might as well look at photos off the internet. IT SUCKS

[@santiagozuniga1473]

Well thats sadly because tourist where chiping off pieces to sell or keep

[@santiagozuniga1473]

So you thank tourists for that

[@santiagozuniga1473]

@@NewKZbinPg read what im saying they are just trying to protect it

[@santiagozuniga1473]

@Justin McCoy read what im saying they are just trying to protect it

[@johnmalcstan]

@Brian Mino In 1958 the stones were taken down and reset in concrete. Many people would ask what the grassed mounds of earth were, It was what the concrete had replaced. How do I know this. As a lad I lived within sight of the Henge. At that time the pine tree shields were only young and I could see through them. People have said there were no houses withing sight of the Henge, Well not only one house but a whole row of them that are still there. They were built from left over steel plates left over from wartime ship building.. They look a bit bettor now, even the bomb shelters have gone.

[@DCLeadboot]

Why get stones from so far away? Perhaps they were considered sacred...

[@homeschoolmamaself-care]

Well who knows?

[@msmith6811]

The most realistic reason is that 2 of the large stones were already at the site naturally. They happened to allign perfectly with the summer solstice sunrise. Locals noticed this and saw the site as sacred and so transported more of the matching stones from 20 miles away to complete the "sacred" site.

[@vladdigby165]

Maybe it was a market place thet peoples traveld to a couple of times a year or so to trade and to see how each others 'tribes' where getting on. The stones may have been brought there because it took many people to move them this would mean no one could 'fake' the Market i.e set up in a different place and 'hi-jack the Market. Which was sure to have happened in the past. No maps back then not many litterat people or different litracys anyway. Would make seance to create a market place that was impossible to 'duplicate' so everyone knew they where at the right place? A place to trade stock, crops maybe to even 'lend' peoples food so they would not have to turn to 'raiding' there nabours or cannibalism which Im sure happened before the place was constructed? The very first 'national trade centre perhaps' The plain area around the site would sujest that many peoples 'camped' out around the site while the 'trade season' was on probably at the end of winter and the end of summer. could trade in everything from seeds to gold knowledge of crops and so forth. Like mentioned it would be impossible to 'fake' or 'set up' another market place as the effort to create the sight must have taken huge 'unit cohegen' i.e everyone working together. Kind of like the market of markets where all the important 'cheif's' of the time would meet and 'make book' for the passed and future six months.

[@chrxme9075]

Aliens helped them move the stones!

[@grubab13]

@Brian Mino If Google says it's fake then it's got to be fake. Ha

[@Crocy]

Fact 6: The Doctor opened the Pandorica under it :P

[@hellothere2052]

BlueKavet dude I was just watching that episode lol

[@marionbaggins]

Thank You...Thank You!!!

[@paulhales7258]

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[@tamasszabo804]

It's 5 facts not 6

[@nealfry2230]

" I'll Always Love Stonehenge " "I'll Always Love you Hayden Panettiere"

[@jcastle5931]

Before Stonehenge, there was Strawhenge and Woodhenge, but, the big Bad Wolf blew them down.

[@petefrancisco3267]

How about door frames..

[@lukethelegend6370]

Thanks I used these facts for school

[@arieleitorvm6508]

Me tocó My guy

[@arieleitorvm6508]

Sorry too

[@rawunder]

Me too

[@harpercleveland6467]

I'm gonna too

[@roccomartin653]

I'm pity for your false education. They're teaching you bullshit

[@taylehh1185]

This video helped me pass my history class :)

[@rachelinnes2187]

Currently tucked up in my bed in our van conversion about 30 meters from the stones watching this 🥰

[@daviedcoe2022]

It's funny how people think "Its unexplainable so it must be aliens"

[@daviedcoe2022]

Bella M what if the stones were dragged by log rolls and tipped into holes Then dug away the dirt to expose the free standing stones It's a theory

[@daviedcoe2022]

Bella M then if theories can't be proved why assume aliens So is it alien technology until proved otherwise

[@daviedcoe2022]

Bella M well in this particular context That would mean beings from out of space Bc "if humans didn't create it" Someone from another place has to mean someone from out of space Because animals and bacteria are incapable of creating a structure like Stonehenge. Btw I'm enjoying this discussion

[@daviedcoe2022]

James Gallagher Yes they would have to shift alot of dirt But it's more plausible then aliens... Me I believe in aliens also But If aliens did built it I'm sure it would have a purpose but perhaps said purpose is a secret or a forgotten secret

[@firery794]

It would’ve took like 3 decades

[@messageinabottle8978]

Haven't visited but would like additional information about it. The structures north entrance sits at an intersection of longitude and latitude and I have theory that it was designed to determine the difference between magnetic north and true north. The structure was obviously created by individuals who had access not only to compass but also to maps indicating longitude and latitude. This structure was once more vast than what is blocked off on the heritage site. In each direction you see an oblong series of circulars where about for circulars run in a line. These circulars are likely what can be viewed as the edges of the site. Interesting the north entrance runs directly at a place where longitude and latitude intersect and exactly one grid to the south there is a southern structure. There is another circular ring that is on the outside that marks north, south, east, and west. From these extending in rings from and enter point there are markers that indicate north west, north east, south east, and south west. As you travel further you find increments marked for directions but interestingly only where daylight would have cause to mark them. In addition to telling time and marking direction two more things I suspect you could calculate from these stones. The first is distance. Weather and time considered the top stones do one thing. They seem to block out the horizon. Which would be great for anyone who was surveyor or shooting arrows because elevation is an issue and if the distance to the tree line was known, or you placed a cross hair on an arrow site you might want to know how high to aim in order for your arrow, axe, or spear to travel a distance. It is my guess that these stones have magnetic properties and you could use the magnetic field distortion of your compass to find it. Or that it might throw off a compass. This is likely that it was done either to make it obvious it's function or to throw off a compass that might be used to detect it. I would like to see the area examined using the polar north shifts on computer imagery from the time it was created and seeing how accurate it is. Originally you might find that longitude and latitude dictate the position of the stones. But as you move into the center of it the compass becomes your best friend. And not only that but as you move through points in the inner circle the more accurate it becomes. My guess is that map makers detected a difference between magnetic north and geometric flat map north and built this to improve the quality of maps. In the process adding features to calculate time and marking distance. At a stretch of the imagination. Means to determine season were off. Season change was different in different places and over the years it required an investigation. This area was selected and commissioned to examine the issue of magnetic north and flat earth maps.

[@alanwareham7391]

Stonehenge has been sketched and well documented many times since ancient times ,and we even know the date that some of these great stones toppled over mainly through earth movement ,but luckily with the help of the sketches we already had and also that in some of the larger ones were keyed in a way that let us reconstruct them to position that they once held. What people often see is that in the 20s when they were replacing the larger stones,a lot of the newspapers of the day carried pictures of the work being carried out ,and so all these stories were just based on the pictures not facts ,after all it is older than the pyramids and does need some work doing every few thousand years or so

[@joanjune4381]

i have always wanted to go to Stonehenge , bucket list

[@cinderswolfhound6874]

Its not worth it. cannot get close better see on computer

[@taz200032]

There's no freakin way they carried these giant 22 TON stones 150 miles or managed to even put them on top of eachother. There had to have been some help or like some kind of ancient technology we havent found

[@ifigureditout999]

I have some ideas, what if they moved the stones along water

[@vuhanne]

MaGiCCcc ehhe

[@Shacka69]

@Hold up, Hold up

[@daviedcoe2022]

Picking up ridiculous rolling stones with log plausible

[@diegomandolas5021]

The huge lumps around them nearby could be a clue if they were dug in to

[@hermsfresh9066]

Legend has it that; it was built by trained engineers and cranes.

[@censura1210]

yes absolutely. it was built in the 1950s. many pictures and videos exist of this fact.

[@bravonlababa7112]

@@censura1210 Show us. We need the fact that backed it

[@bravonlababa7112]

Show us. Give us proof sir

[@davidmccann9811]

If you're talking about the photos taken in 1958, then they have been in books and guides for decades. None of the work is a mystery.

[@AtheistOrphan]

It’ll look great when they finish it!

[@cinderswolfhound6874]

Its being built by highways england what do you think

[@sagestarzx]

I mean the amount of times I've drove past it and honestly it's just rocks

[@yuhboi3968]

@Cult of DECC buildings have technology inside them and shit tho.

[@TC-uy8ng]

I thought Clark Griswold from National Lampoon's European Vacation backed into it with a car and it came down like dominoes.

[@ynvassknrdar1233]

Well, it was once locally reported that a lorry had lost control on the (then) nearby highway and crashed into Stonehenge, knocking down many of the stones. I think this was back in the 1920s.

[@moneysoles5185]

Ynvasskñr Dăr he wouldn’t knock down many of the stones most of them are 25 tons maybe he’d knock down onr

[@abiodunopanuga9708]

I have two things to say one ☝️ how did you know???????two✌🏼 how did they move the stones

[@valentinemiranda7399]

Actually my kid was playing with these stones,... he wanted to make a castle.....you know there was no Lego at that time...

[@rjpanaliganakaverydumb8521]

How old are you?

[@mahalakshmirachabattuni4190]

Thank You For Giving This Information

[@actualRocketScientist]

It’s most likely some people got stoned and one guy was like hey man I got this great idea let’s build a giant circle of stones.

[@johnnathon2373]

Manny be like: Modern architecture...it’ll never last

[@kellie5476]

Didn't he get stone henge for a bargain when you think about it. Can we have a top 5 castles at some point please

[@WatchMojoUK]

michael Longford Cool idea!

[@QWERTY-ri5yw]

My Great aunt was a tour guide there and Salisbury Cathedral I remember being a kid and going to stay with her for a week in the summer holidays and having to go on the tours with her i hated it at the time having to go round over and over again but now i'm older i'm glad I did!

[@JohnThomas-hp3fq]

Hi yoyoyo

[@djc1375]

Ya forgot to mention that it was rebuilt in 1958 to what it looks like now as it was mostly scattered around

[@shauncorless8965]

Your right English heritage with the help of steam powered cranes lifted them up ,so it's only less than a hundred years ,some were never ment to be lifted 🤨

[@aerohk]

Dang, didn't know it's a fake. Not gonna include it in my travel plan then

[@Trippsy05]

I believe theese are the dead Whomps and Thwomps that Mario crushed and have been placed here as a memorial by Peach. (This is a joke btw)

[@parmindersinghsidhu4734]

I have seen the pyramids but when I went to see stonehenge I felt this strange around the stones. It is very spiritual place.

[@VashishthaSinghKalchuri108]

Cause it's stolen from Chennai, India. Britain is the thief market.

[@gingaddict]

I HAVE BEEN THERE!

[@TomCat681]

Me too

[@visionsofpromise]

Me too

[@Carmencitabrownie]

liars👈🏼

[@petradragun2341]

Me too! Few days ago 😀

[@pocketcinemafilms2873]

Same yesterday

[@trixxle1988]

So it was sold to a person for a $12000 anniversary gift and the partner said no I don’t like it take it back 🤣🤣

[@willtheginger3229]

0:40 mate it isn’t in the Cotswolds, Stonehenge is in south Wiltshire, the Cotswolds southern most point is in very north Wiltshire, I am a nerd. Sorry :)

Come now Alessia that's a little unkind pointing out a geographical nonsense to out neighbour from Uranus.....

[@nellymel3106]

I had the opportunity to be there.

[@joker9105]

Good video 👌👍 I have learned stone henge

[@joeelliott2157]

What is the most curious fact to me is it appears that Stonehenge was built by two different people. Started by the Anatolian farmers, who arrived about 4000 BC and from 3000 to 2600 built Stonehenge with the Blue Stones from Wales. And then the Steppe people who arrived around 2600 BC and may have been the ones who raised the larger Sandstone rocks from about 16 miles away. The Steppe people suddenly largely replaced the Anatolian farmers, probably mostly from the plague and not warfare, resulting in a now population of about 1 % original European farmers, 9 % Anatolian farmer and 90 % Steppe people. It is curious to me that the new Steppe people decided to continue the tradition of building Stonehenge.

[@luqmanrahman2039]

The stones were 15 miles away

[@jackwilliams6604]

Not the bluestones

[@baronzaebos8888]

What I cant figure out is, how are some of the stones missing? I mean they must weight 20 ton each. If you've got enough people to shift one then why not take the lot? And it's hardly as if you could pinch one and not get noticed by the locals.

[@reidos8992]

I remember in Halloween three the one without Michael Myers the dude said he had ancient technology to do that weird shit with them Halloween mask and referred to Stonehenge and had a Stonehenge rock.

[@merlinstar6077]

Stonehenge to me is one of the most valued treasured places. I was given the power over Stonehenge as I have ancestors who were related to and is associated with Stonehenge. There is magic that lies within Stonehenge as I awaken to my British Heritage. Coming from an Asian Background born in Great Britain's enemy country, my British kinfolk might be hard at first to accept me, but they don't know it but I might be the solution to Great Britain's demographic unrest. My ancestors have given me the power over Stonehenge. I am the child of Stonehenge and the most beautiful woman in the world. For those seeking more information on StoneHenge, feel free to contact me here in this comments box or message me in youtube.

[@paulramos4037]

Top 10 Awesome Stephen Hawking Theories!

[@messageinabottle8978]

I have been examining the design for Greek and Roman columns and the placement of the stones suggests earlier architecture. The interesting thing about exams of primitive structures and architecture is that anything that was built out of animal fur, wood, or biodegradable material would have been deteriorated to the point of unrecognizable quality. Imagine for instance a larger wooden and animal structure that was built on it. A second floor for example. The flooring would have degraded to the point of dust. The wooden dowels used as wooden nails and screws would have vanished. The sun shining directly over the, "windows" and covered with animal skins and wooden shutters. Degraded by time to the point of non recognized dust. The point of it is that just because there is little evidence of a culture that doesn't mean that one didn't exist. In primitive structures there is an entire evolution of bone tools, animal skins, wooden nails and structures that is basically gone. Anytime I see a ancient structure I think to myself, "what would have been here or what could have been here that was eroded. Essentially I find myself imagining most archeology of stone as a foundation for a greater structure that has degraded. The thing is though that these stones are large. Think about something that might have survived, a stone screw or nails. These things are so small that unless you are looking for them your likely to miss them. Another thing I think about is the, "downstream" approach. When looking for small artifacts like stone screw and nails I imagine the erosion that would have moved them to a different location. So here is this structure. Where would wind, water, and time have moved them to? Not looking at the structure itself but at where the pieces that still might remain of the structure be? Where did the river of time carry them? Lastly, the pangaea is always fresh in my mind. That human migration from a supercontinent has to be considered. What this means is that, for example, if early civilizations existed in pangaea then the artifacts your looking for in terms of evolution and the origin of humanity are likely severed between different continents. I want to say something about the origin of humanity and human migration. Unpopularly the climate of evolution was cold. Very very cold. Imagine an evolution of hybernation. A human species evolving as ice and glaciers melted. And I arrive at something quite different as humanity breaths it's first breath from the ocean. A bear. A hibernating ocean and land fairing animal in a cave. Theory of the yeti, sasquatch and bigfeet can't be ignored. Whist humanity freezes in the thaw I think about time. And ...if I could examine the evolution of humanity at it's origins where would I be? Antarctica. I would be a creature evolving to live on an earth that most closely resembles Antarctica. So I try to find time. To see what is the future of humanity and where is the past and geologically the possibility of time travel to a different time becomes possible. Not exactly how you might imagine it. But it terms of geology the past and possibly the futures of earth. And I let that guide my science and discovery. So where exactly are we as a humanity? We are at an intersection. Some, we, or I am becoming conscious. Becoming an intelligent lifeform. I am intelligent life. And in this is the knowledge that the future must be guided by intelligence. And thusly be responsible for the future.

[@VALERIAN19899]

A lot in fact almost all so called "Experts" believe humans have only existed on this planet for a hundred thousand years at most. I believe we have been here much much longer! Possibly millions of years, just think how many civilisations could have rose and then fell into literal dust in that time frame! The possibilities are endless.......

[@Born2FitByEl]

In ancient times there were many giant people. Fossil evidence of giant people is also widely found. In the Bible also written about the existence of giant humans. In my opinion, it is very likely that ancient giant humans also played a role in building these stones, including other unique archaeological discoveries Because in ancient times there was no technology like today that can move stones of that size neatly

[@willhuey4462]

stonehenge was used as a giant sun dial by the ancient druids.

[@dalyaalforady9046]

whos homework is also to watch a video about the stonehenge lol

[@swirling5418]

What they'll NEVER tell you is that Stonehenge is actually what's left of the tower of babel.

[@dalyaalforady9046]

swirling 54 hahaha yes thats right "0"

[@TahoeJones]

You left out that in 1958 it was completely removed, then reassembled guessing at the original structure. That makes you a hack.

[@andeasllatkemivarsi1362]

Something that lived in the moon for long time ago called a dragon and comes only when the moon stands high and leaves afterwards when the moon its low is the story of the stones

[@jargalsaihan3148]

Stonehenge is mystery and interesting building. Successful .

[@amaliolopez8-]

0.2 Inches per year, makes 5.08 m/m per year; multiplied by X 100 years, equal = half a meter (0.50 cm) per year. That is to say in 1000 years the stonenge floor increased 5 meters: in 10,000, supposition of the stonenge construction, 50 meters high would be Stonenge higher than its first construction. Bravo for this levitation of stones and other belongings -

[@whkwole6842]

The crumbled crust at the bottom of the stone appearing at 0:45 should mean that it was built with malleable cement. The interior of each stone might be a hollow wood box or a pile of clay, or something else.

[@erichoover4640]

whk wole maybe save conspiracy theories for the moon

[@whkwole6842]

@@erichoover4640 : Would say some more? I wish to know whether my discovery is acceptable to you.

[@evanevans4263]

Looks like Stools built by gaints for urgent meetings😃

[@kevkongable]

Apparently one of the stones was there naturally and they brought the other stones to that

[@jamesnotking]

i love this guy's accent.

[@xArchD3vil]

Who's here because of assassin's creed valhalla? You finally get to do stupid shit there lol

[@richardanthonygilbey]

Its a Temple to St Michael, there was some pretty big meetings going on at the time, you'd have to be outta your mind if you think humans built it. What St Michael says is if you do prehistiric things, you will get conquered.

[@top5stuff253]

I love watch mojo !!!

[@philipcallicoat3147]

It's been a mystery for centuries... But, there it is...

[@hajinka98_]

it probably was meant be a ritual to contact a god or something

[@jakeescareno8516]

There's energon in the middle #beast wars

[@ict11-3elyzamallo9]

classification (painting, sculpture, architecture) of stonehenge?

[@allgood6760]

We have Stonehenge Aotearoa here in NZ👍🇳🇿

[@hecs7802]

does anyone agree that they used animals to help transport the blue stones from wales as opposed to wooden rollers when the animal skeletons they found would have been used for food after they served there purpose of working just like horses were used for centuries just a thought

[@fordism.01]

Why are there no drag marks around stone henge?. Surely that kind of weight would scare the earth if it was dragged there especially when dragging that kind of weight across fields

[@violetlightburst]

Giants children Lego's

[@maxianaya760]

My favorite fact is the construction

[@stuartlast8156]

There is another untold fact, they have been "repairing" this site for years. Putting some stones upright and setting them in concrete and using cranes to put some of the horizontal slabs back. Google it, there are photographs to show the work, the latest in the sixties.

[@legpol]

The repairs should tell us that the stones are eroding too far to be natural ones. Only artificial stones will erode so much in a few thousand years. These stones were allegedly quarried from a bedrock site. Is the bedrock eroding? I think it is worthwhile to find out.

[@davidmccann9811]

I wouldn't say it's an 'untold fact'. This information as been in every book on the site for decades.

[@paulramos4037]

So, it's a burial site....why not bury Stephen Hawking there!

[@Bruhhbrubruhhbtuduudhe]

your grammar is a frauuuuuuuuuddddd

[@aishanoor6582]

Paul Ramos who gives a site about grammar. It was built by giants and later used as a cemetery for the elite. According to Brutus (britain) of Troy. Roman general that conquered this part of the Isles. Most matching number 3 in this list..

[@DJRayBoston]

More like Top 5 Myths, and you ignore the rebuilding in the 1950's which there is video proof of, and yet we can't seem to find a picture of it prior to this?

[@davidmccann9811]

I have seen dozens of pictures taken before the 1950s. You can find them on the Internet.

[@stephencriddleproperparano9159]

it's full of sprit orbs I just caught loads there

[@hoiyinwan8233]

Stephen Criddle Proper Paranormal maybe it is portal to the spiritual realm.

[@stephencriddleproperparano9159]

Sorry wrong link ile get it now

[@stevenwelk1901]

Man was a builder. There were groups of builders that had commissions far from home. There were many of these groups of builders. Man also love to compete. Like the Olympics today. Some brought their own stones feeling there was a connection between them. In their competition they would have to Upright stones and put other stones on top of them and see who could do it the fastest with the most weight. Often times the losers would continue on to get second place. Some would quit. It was man's competitive nature and the love of building created the Stonehenge. They're also found in other places in the world. This wasn't a one-time event.

[@dustanglx50]

Q: How did they build it? A: With modern diesel cranes Fact: Stonehenge is gone, it was completely and totally destroyed in 1958. What you see today is a replica using original parts.

[@lolfukcu1487]

What no you can visit the stonehenge it wasnt destroyed and its still standing. Plus it was built hundreds of years ago when they had no transportation system. They call it a monument bcs it was old and is still there.

[@dustanglx50]

@@lolfukcu1487 What you see at stonehenge now is not the original. the original was dismantled in 1958. What you see now was built by cranes, and placed on concrete foundations. Look it up, no one with any knowledge of history will refute that fact.

[@rafaelromero6306]

So? Most "ancient monuments" from Egypt, Greece, Rome, Persia, India, China, etc. have gone through periodic repairs and rebuilding. And it's not just modern civilization doing it, the Romans and Egyptians were already doing it 2,000 years ago.

[@davidmccann9811]

@@dustanglx50 Yes it is the original. The work done in 1958 was repair work to make it more stable and to raise some of the stones that had fallen. It's all been very well documented in many publications, so it's not a mystery.

[@joeelliott2157]

Stonehenge can't be sinking at 0.2 inches per year, because after 4000 years it would have sank 800 inches or 66.6 feet. And the tallest stone is 30 feet tall, perhaps another 8 to 10 feet below the surface, it would all be underground by now.

[@mmicano5]

Real fact 6: it's old three hundred and ninety thousand years and has been built in 15.mins...

[@iwas6495]

C'me kenaqe! Me ne fund nje shqiptar qe kodon sipas menyres se tij personale duke perdorur shkronjat tona te arta me te cilat flasim gjuhen e Nenes dhe te te pareve tane.

[@Ben-kd7ug]

Modern architecture it'll never last

[@mattyl4539]

Whoop te doo, there you have it folks

[@kizzakasule4929]

I think Stonehenge was a place of sacrifice for Lord of death and was the reason why bones of humans be seen in that place

[@TheTrickstersWife]

In ancient times...hundreds of years before the dawn of history… lived a strange race of people... the Druids. No one knows who they were or what they were doing… but their legacy remains… hewn into the living rock... of Stonehenge.

[@Jimmy-jv3md]

Stonehenge was built long before the druids

[@Jimmy-jv3md]

They did use it but they never made it

[@stfu1380]

number 6:it was the shortest mountain in the world number 7:it was made by stone age people

[@danieldevault716]

A Viking burial site

[@hilmanmeremmelek2775]

To me believe : Stonehenge was built to Wa†er cleansing purpose , cleansing "Banyu langit" - wa†er from several layer sky people (Deva - Devi)

[@Zombiesnyder13]

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[@toreswe]

#1: ERB

[@johnfarris6152]

They believed that Stonehenge is 3000 years before Christ. So Stonehenge is much older than Merlin.

[@jamesward3859]

You can buy Stonehenge

[@jaymorris3468]

Giants, pure and simple.

[@canershen]

URFA göbeklitepe (in Turkey) 7000 years older than Stonehenge .... The first temple on the earth !

[@shaikayesha557]

nice video mojo

[@shaikayesha557]

nice information

[@2000-h6h]

The spiritual teacher Shri mataji nirmala made some unique comments about this place. She thought it helped an individual achieve deeper meditation.

[@timpreston459]

Just checked on Google Earth at its closest point the path is 10.7 metres from the nearest stone. NOT 50! The charge is a bit of a rip off Until you compare it with for instance a theatre ticket or a football match. The Grand Canyon can be seen for free but how much would it cost you to get there and possibly stay the night?

[@robertandlaurastantorf394]

you don't get it when stacked the stones give a tracking frequency

[@doomgloom8414]

"Rock n Roll!"

[@colat1265]

i wonder how far these REALLY go underground...

[@Truther2001]

@Cola T If the 'stones' are roughly 5000yrs old and they sink roughly 20 inches every 100yrs that would mean they were 83feet/25.5metres taller than they are today...!!! Currently the stones stand at 13feet/4metres! Imagine they were just over 6 times taller (30metres) than they are today 🤯🤯🤯 If this is true the foundations would need to be at least 5metres deep for them to stand any chance of staying upright for any length of time. Considering that a (6metre/2storey) house needs a foundation of at least 1metre (1/6th of 6mtrs) then 1/6th of 30metres is 5metres. So, including the foundations the rocks are a grand total of 35metres/115feet high...!!! Where do boulders that size come from if they aren't carved out of a bigger stone?

[@davidmccann9811]

They know the exact size of each stone, it is not a mystery.

[@Seussenshmirtz]

Hello, Stonehenge! Who takes the Pandorica, takes the universe. But bad news, everyone, 'cause guess who? Ha! Listen, you lot, you're all whizzing about. It's really very distracting. Could you all just stay still a minute because I am talking! The question of the hour is, who's got the Pandorica? Answer, I do. Next question. Who's coming to take it from me? Come on! Look at me. No plan, no back up, no weapons worth a damn. Oh, and something else. I don't have anything to lose! So, if you're sitting up there in your silly little spaceship, with all your silly little guns, and you've got any plans on taking the Pandorica tonight, just remember who's standing in your way. Remember every black day I ever stopped you, and then, and then, do the smart thing. Let somebody else try first.

[@jonnyjustblaze8107]

Do you know whats weird bout this place in Transformers last Knight thers a scene wher anthony hopkins goes through pictures and for a second thers a picture with humans with a crane building stonehenge ( A recent picture not waaaaaaayyyyyy back).

[@AlbinoYoYo]

There is a Stonehenge on Mars, what if this was some sort of way that aliens used to teleport

[@andrewmunz1639]

frying sauser came here for holys but the landing gear was broke so the locals built a landing stage

[@davidmccann9811]

What's a "frying sauser", the person in the chippy who asks if you want sauce on your quarter pounder?

[@dispacitomexicano1606]

No man can build that unless your 10times to 20times bigger than a normal human..

[@Rafael-ly7hr]

Dispacito Mexicano maybe not 1 person but a large group of people likely could

[@TheIcool76]

It was a healing portal. Heard it from Dolores cannon UK KZbin video. Til the romans came to kill the man inside the portal . Now the portal carrys a negative vibe. Which then the portal has to be destroyed.

[@thenameofxavier]

I drive past it every day , it gets really old really fast

[@georginacox3909]

On Google. Julius Caesar had connections with Stonehenge

[@rizareyes9669]

so stonehenge is a mausoleum???

[@Paraglidecrete]

some more facts : he structure dates in the 2nd millennium BC , there were only 3 civilizations that could' ve built it , the cretomycenaean the mesopotamian and the egyptian , out of the tree only the cretomycenaean built circular structures with stone further more some inscriptions on the inside of stone Sarsen 53 that ere thought to be mycenean daggers are in fact Minoan Linear A that reads to-na refers to to word stona or stoni from the greek word stion meaning stone. Furthermore the structure seems to have a lot in common with the minoan eclipse calculator of Palaikastro. Challenge me for all the details

[@matthewsmith9188]

The center of the horns of Unicron.

[@yesfestdjfester1354]

No mention of it not being original and rebuilt in the 50 embedded in concrete?

[@leroynick4479]

the stone at stonehenge are not the original ones the ones you see now was in placed in the 1920 done by crane and trucks

[@alanwareham7391]

If you check back its, history has been documented many since ancient times ,but even in the UK we still get earth tremors. Luckily two things have gone in our favour in that has been sketched many times since ancient times and a lot of the larger stones are keyed so that they go back in the position they once held .What people actually saw ,was its rebuilding into its original form and the rebuilding was shown in the newspapers of the day. Of course it's going to need the odd repair ,it's older than the pyramids

[@davidmccann9811]

I've got photos of them taken in the 1860s. 🤣😂