We Finally Know How They Built The Pyramids

Unveil the secret of the Egyptian Pyramids! Scientists unearthed a lost Nile River branch near thirty pyramids, possibly crucial for ancient construction methods. Discover more about this intriguing find!
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[@DoubleAgentRyan]

Getting it there wasn’t the issue, we don’t know how they stacked them or how they cut them to precision

[@remotelyfungus2612]

That’s exactly what I was thinking. It’s the precision and mathematics that make the great pyramids a scientific marvel. While getting the stones there in the first place is its own mystery, it’s not the “solution” to the question of how they were built

[@alexisforza4690]

Well I mean it was part of the issue 🤷‍♀️

[@jamesseeker1538]

If you go to Egypt they literally have a display of how they think they "rough cutter" the stone to be finished later..... They literally take a 12 pound ROUND rock that is SOFTER than than material being worked on and just hit it over and over.......c'mon......kids believe this lies ...

[@GrxyWzrd]

Right

[@AngleNeo]

Whoever built the pyramids was far advanced then we believe it makes one think if we are the "primitive" civilization 😂😅

[@SalahAboshaiba]

The Egyptian pyramids are an advanced demonstration of architecture, construction, engineering, astronomy, physics, chemistry, and more, beyond just stacking stones.

[@cejann3926]

Way beyond “stacking stones”

[@calicoesblue4703]

Yep, And the Egyptians were black African people

[@jamesshawjr5299]

We STILL don't know how they BUILT the pyramids! All you covered is a possible delivery path for the building blocks!!

[@awancah7309]

logistics if first step. without it you can't imagine pull thousand massive stone along the way.

[@fan99999]

How the pyramid was built: 1. Genius mathematicians' countless hours of hard work 2. A life time worth of time 3. Thousands of slaves and craftsmen 4. Incomprehensible wealth

[@kongernen9373]

We litrally built a pyramid in the middle of a city not that long time ago...

[@calvinjackson8110]

Thank you. Still another theory. Nowhere did anyone put forth definitively HOW it was done. So science still has no answer. Wrong title.

[@kongernen9373]

@@calvinjackson8110 Ok have you heard of this thing called "Common sense"? its a thing where a thing is obvious and you know its obvious. Sad not all of us can have that

[@D-Rock420]

Really getting sick of video titles that say one thing, and a video that shows something else.

[@puhhaka]

The writers used to have their brains somewhere else.

[@MnH-pq5nd]

Totally agree!

[@catherineg9943]

“COULD have been…” is NOT an appropriate “Scientifically-Proven” statement…🤦🏼‍♀️

[@陈振龙-l9r]

I know right

[@i7Qp4rQ]

The school's "science"books about our past are full of "assumedly, probably, likely, is thought, believed, &"

[@Deplorable_Garbage]

Close enough 😂

[@chrisknight636]

The fact that they’re saying they COULD have used the river or MUST have done something like this tells me that they still don’t know.

[@wufspyder]

Don't you just LOVE all the theories about how the ancient pyramids and other monuments were built? The interesting thing is: For every question, they think they've answered, there's a new half dozen, that they can't. So, they've discovered an offshoot of the Nile that has since dried up that has since dried up. But it doesn't explain how or why the stones were able to be placed as precisely as they were.

[@daniellemahones8129]

They dragged the stones on ledges over causeways made of clay. Also its worth mentioning not all the Pyramids are that accurate. They made plenty of Pyramids that failed and collapsed. Like the Black Pyramid.

[@seankrake4776]

That is actually a misconception. Most of the stones are not precisely placed. Most effective the exterior stones we see today are irregular, loosely fit, and not finely dressed. These were originally underneath the outermost layers of stone. Similarly in the pyramid, we can see poorly dressed and placed stones in places not intended to be seen like in the air shafts, relieving chambers, and under floors. All of this shows that they were only interested in spending time on precisely finishing and placing visible stones. The menkaure pyramid also shows us that the pyramids are likely not completely made of stacked stone. In the menkaure pyramid scar you can see a small section where stone blocks are a retaining wall for an area with unshaped, rough boulders that were mortared together. This wall and infill method was used by every other culture, and it would seem also by the he Egyptians. We know they sailed stones from Tura to Giza to be used on the great pyramid, per the merer papyrus, and it is possible to cut granite using copper saws and flint chisels in a pretty reasonable amount of time. I would argue that there honestly isn’t much mystery in how the pyramids as a whole were constructed. Each individual one has variations that are interesting, but the whole concept is honestly pretty clear how they did it.

[@knowleecrypto]

"Pretty clear" but you still can't explain. Sure.

[@JohnnyRedpilled]

Getting those massive stone blocks on and off a boat is more difficult than just hauling it on land.

[@seankrake4776]

Not according to merer, the Forman in charge of moving Tura limestone from Tura to Giza via barge.

[@hj210]

Notice how small those blocks are on that boat in the depiction lol. Most of the smaller stones are twice that size

[@jasonellis9777]

These solid blocks were enormous. So now explain how they loaded them on a wooden boat strong enough to haul these rocks and then stack them perfectly.

[@scottconville9780]

Great job! Thanks for solving the mystery!

[@MrTopgun1998]

That doesn't explain HOW they were built. We have known for a long time that they used water as a way to TRANSPORT the materials. Very ancient concept in fact.

[@AngleNeo]

Water /boats to transport tons of marble ? 😂😂😂.

[@kenragge1270]

@@AngleNeo Yes. 100-ton rocks on boats made of papyrus and wood.

[@andylarkin5779]

​@kenragge1270 Yeah, they got 80 ton stones onto those boats 😂 None of that is proven.

[@lisasrexstar7796]

So, what about the 50 or 60-ton stones?

[@josephmcghee8887]

The building time line has just been pushed back to 7,000 years ago with the discovery of the Nubian Egg shell depicting 3 pyramids and carbon dated to 7,000 years ago.

[@seankrake4776]

No it hasn’t. This egg shells are believed to have come from the east, like jiroft, not the north. Seeing three triangles carved into something usually indicates mountains, not pyramids. It is not proof of anything, and if it was trying to represent the pyramids, then it would be the sole artifact proving that over a course of thousands of years. Not a single Egyptian or visitor mentioned the single greatest human building in existence? Except for some Nubian who carved it into an egg? It is not impossible, but is improbable

[@seankrake4776]

I forgot to add, Khufu’s name is literally painted inside of the kings chamber relieving chambers. That means that whoever built the kings chamber wrote Khufu’s name a number of times, and in different ways, and then sealed it until Howard vyse dynamited his way into there. You can’t explain Khufu’s name existing thousands ofny are before khufu

[@battle_promaster3631]

Actually they’ve discovered that the blocks may have been poured molds. Taking rock samples they’ve found elements not consistent to the rock like human hair. And it would make more sense that if they found a way to make limestone crete just make molds and pour it. Far easier and less time consuming.

[@leviyouler3362]

2,000,000 Israelites over 400 years 😊

[@milkman7645]

Those boats would have sank from massive weight blocks. Science also lied about mRNA .

[@kongernen9373]

Man when i found this i prayed it was made by MiniMinuteMan. Crazy how most of the comments dont see reality

[@v1-vr-rotatev2-vy_vx31]

If you look at the anomalies, for the improper shape of some of the pyramids,, you will soon discover when the Egyptians discovered the math formula for Pi, and begin building the pyramids to a perfect peak....

[@melahalas1.]

Giants built em

[@jayshutman3101]

The river wasn't used for transporting the stones. The pyramids needed the water as part of the electrical generation process. ⚡

[@seankrake4776]

The pyramids cannot generate electricity. There is no scientific process for generating electricity which is viable by the pyramids construction. We do have a papyrus of an Egyptian man from during Khufu’s reign that says he took teams of men from Giza to Tura to move limestone from the quarry into barges to sail back to Giza, and he marveled at how much progress had been made in the days since he had been gone on Khufu’s horizon, and how it dominates the landscape. I’d be happy to go into more detail about why it could not produce a electricity if you are interested in real science instead of the stories of conmen authors.

[@mahmoudfahmy1361]

This only explains how they transported the blocks to the building sight, but not how they were built

[@jsims0075]

Why are humans so against the idea that we are not alone and that we have had help in our greatest creations?

[@richardvinsen2385]

Because that’s a ridiculous idea with absolutely zero evidence.

[@jsims0075]

@@richardvinsen2385 zero evidence??? You're going to be sadly shocked in the future. How do you think the pyramids were built? Please enlighten us.

[@Mr.Panther2320]

Same way the nubians, and Aztecs built them​@@jsims0075

[@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536]

Nice teeth.

[@jimitb7960]

This doesn't answer anything! Click bait.. is what it is

[@fivebooks8498]

Our equipment today can’t even lift stones that large to the heights they did. No way they moved them to a boat and that boat didn’t sink.

[@sali-qc2wo]

I love your style judge

[@ChristopherDunlap-t1s]

Hydro hydronics. The water way, all them tunnels. My question is how did they force the water in and out

[@alexisforza4690]

Don’t they have it in writing that they did that?

[@KnoxLyle_ES3]

Where there’s sand wasn’t, where there’s water wasn’t, where there is wasn’t.😊🎉

[@learnhow1980]

Fun fact; Nile River does not originate from Egypt. Literally speaking, Nile does not belong to Egypt at all.

[@freedomfighter9532]

It would be interesting to see if the Nubian pyramids (In Sudan) were building in chains too

[@veronicalogotheti1162]

They appeared

[@debbiecoppleman1306]

The pyramids are aligned with the stars 10500bc and the Niles the Milky way

[@scark00]

So doesn't that prove the Pyramids are much older than we've been told? The course change of the niile is actually closer to 12k years ago.

[@timothyhouglum5699]

How about the question, why were they "forgotten about "

[@MrStixOnfire]

So how were they built?

[@Ghosh.ag-il2zc]

It is interesting to know,why pyramids were not built near the stone sites.Any new information?😮

[@hapishuco.2446]

We finally guessing even harder 😆 🤣 😂 it was with vibration and levitation sir.

[@ColinWyatt333]

It still doesn’t explain how they got the 2 TONNE blocks 454 FEET in the air 😂😂😂

[@maroonmedia2000]

That can be explainable Problems are those 80 ton blocks above kings chamber We will never find out

[@jackdempsey2497]

Hmmm could it be possible that they renovated the pyramids rather than built it?

[@daniellemahones8129]

no

[@peterboyd5856]

The keyword is buoyancy! They attached goat skins that were “SEWN” tightly after they were filled with air , they attached these airbags with layers of papyrus reeds and depending on the weight of the stone, they might of had 10 or 12 layers of these-goatskin air bags that were attached to these 5 to 10 ton stones. The stones were now buoyant enough to be able to be pushed down the river and into canals or channels to the base of the pyramid.. The stones were then pushed into an upward sloping channel where water door locks opened and closed at different levels to reach the height, and then into a water retaining wall reservoir where they were then floated higher to match the elevation at which they were working and then move the stones using two superimposed, ladders and prying between the wrongs of the ladders which move the stone horizontally then they would shape the stone to fit, and then pry it into position. There has been documentation of this experiment and it’s 100% probability the scientific method was used to prove this theory!!!

[@JeremyCarr-t3e]

That's how far the Nile moved over tats done been proven so they need to go back to the drawing board plus there's proof that they were built before the Egyptians

[@kennymilne6817]

Correct. Great pyramid much older than Egyptian civilization.

[@daniellemahones8129]

Yes there is. We have extensive proof they were built by Egyptians.

[@seankrake4776]

If they were built before the Egyptians, they plain how Khufu’s name is in the kings chamber relieving chambers, which were isolated since the time of construction until Howard vyse used dynamite to get to them.

[@freak-o-suavé]

Ok now find me the huge ships that would have been carrying these blocks

[@HynniewTrep473]

Carrying huge Rocks in a small boat ??😂

[@daniellemahones8129]

One, they are not that small. Two, ✨Buoyancy✨.

[@UtahGmaw99]

With the cat in the pic I thought you were going to say the cats did it. Shhh! Don't tell anyone the secret!

[@Adam-bm7mq]

"Could have used it to haul those masssive blocks" Could is not a word I'd use and then say we know how they did it.

[@vria-xt2pe]

The Most Mysterious ever built construction of man's Underrated 🖤🖤🖤.

[@Yooenmi]

Granite stones above the king's chamber in the pyramid weighing 25 to 80 tonnes in the wooden boat? 💪😂🤭

[@stormchi]

i feel like you'd need a pretty big boat to carry stones of that size.

[@Hindusanatan192]

Pyramids were built during the humid sahara period which occurs every 20k years due to change in earth's axis angle.

[@yogiyeomans757]

The river has nothing to do with how they built the pyramids. We have known the Nile used to run close to the pyramids. The water was used to generate power long ago.

[@udoschroeder7980]

the heavy blocks were floated and towed by their ships. Then they were lifted up to each level via a floating hydraulic elevator. Very few have talked about this

[@kstars101]

Calls them massive stone blocks. Shows pictures of tiny blocks.😂 Thanks, Einstein

[@wildewilde5775]

It was werewolves from the future!

[@PeterHorns-y3f]

HOW is the wrong question, the only vamid question here is "WHO" !!!

[@m3anmug]

This says we now know but then say its likely...

[@Arthurbeaslie]

Now I know how to travel thru time, I just need to be near water

[@seanmikhael1767]

I like how they didn't show these alleged "scans"

[@thomasdurga1822]

But how did the river get the blocks lifted up side the structure?

[@gamium3173]

Send this to Graham Hancock and he'll deal with you 😂

[@SonnyDays76]

We know how they built the pyramids they had boats and river

[@coreyphillips2123]

Also there is pyramids on every continent

[@lisasrexstar7796]

And the Great Pyramid was built by Cheops as a tomb. Yeah, right. BALOGNA! DO SOME RESEARCH! PLEASE!

[@christianeaster2776]

Most of the stone used in the pyramids was limestone and was available near where the they were built. The main thing they had to transport was the pink granite and very white limestone for the internal chambers and the polished white exterior.

[@JimmyN48]

No. How did the get those massive blocks from the river to the top of the pyramid?

[@daniellemahones8129]

Ropes, ramps and sleds. And a lot of people.

[@DimitriIgnativ]

This is not new news. They also used water and floating long to lift the blocks up to the top.

[@rogerfleuryjr2308]

That isn't a lije list branch. That's the former bank of the Nile river. We can tell because how rivers work. The Nile used to be over there. Now it's not.

[@daviddow3260]

Yes they probably did use that river for some of the transport functions; but, that still doesn't explain anything about how they were built

[@dougmurray3692]

Doubtful. But as a way to deliver supplies--or whatever, this makes sense. For stones?? Unlikely.

[@blightfrog]

They say they finally found it 50yrs ago, every year..

[@WilliamStansbury-xb4ui]

When the river dried out, the sewage did not. they all died of sepsis.

[@Fat12219]

Lot of very , very hard work 💪 😮

[@85ddrummer]

“The discovery *could also explain” lol

[@azboldazalion1938]

So we should be talking about what they built those ships out of, since they held massive heavy stone's like the ones used by the builders. Also there super tall race of people back then.

[@SMMore-bf4yi]

As far as I’m aware Ancient Egyptians fully stuffed up 5 rivers out of 7 before an engineer figured the problems they causing & who knows what unwanted pyramid vibrations caused to underground & surrounds, perhaps the savanna to desert, many ways to look at things

[@lostpony4885]

Egyptians didnt build the pyramids. Their cats obviously did it for them. Nice kitty

[@CharlesAAnnen-rh4mk]

The limestone that makes up the majority of the building blocks were quarried right on the Giza Plateu. Where have you been ?

[@MrBorceivanovski]

Incorrect! Most of the pyramid's stones are concrete #

[@motogptv452]

I work in the lifting industry, and you have no idea how complex it is to lift 60 tons to a height of 120 meters. Certainly not using ropes, wooden scaffolding or wooden rollers. 😂

[@MarikaRaab]

Transport is explained, yet this is not an explanation how they built the pyramids=how they lifted the stones!

[@JamesMccafferty-ci3xq]

I've said that all along they used the power of water and built canals. Easy! 😅❤

[@FloraBárdos]

They were not built by the ancient Egyptians... They have been there before the Egyptians themselves..

[@Kevin-hl8zi]

We already knew they had to float those stones. It doesn't answer how or why it was built in the slightest

[@frankjhonson2345]

I think maybe the GIANTS had something to do with it? Maybe ?

[@benyamin.dog2202]

It was Steve with lava and water bucket

[@glenlapwing8468]

I doubt those ships would hold a 90 ton stone, try again

[@dockomockopocko4833]

Could have, may. Still doesn’t answer it

[@GeoKN]

Used levitation to get blocks on boats

[@Blacklight_33]

Symbol of life energy. Hand gravity manipulation. I'll show you later.

[@davidnoneyabiz1412]

“Could have used” is NOT did use, so basically it’s only a theory

[@milliondollartrooper]

They were smart. They had better tech. They were punished for it. Not just Egypt. All over the world. Someone or something punished our ancestors. We were one at one point and the tower came crashing down, dividing us.

[@calvindenard]

SEEK WU-SABAT

[@seankrake4776]

This isn’t really new information. The merer papyrus is the journal of a foreman in charge of transporting limestone from Tura details him taking teams of men from Giza, to Tura, moving stones onto barges, and then sailed back to Giza noting how much progress had occurred on “Khufu’s horizon” in the few days since he had left, and how it dominated the landscape. Scientists have long known there was a section of the Nile there, but a new study clarified some smaller details about exactly where and when.

[@SihamSimanquruh]

Wow.I like your. Video

[@jackthomas2051]

That doesn’t really answer much.

[@turbizznatch]

Besides, isn’t this old news. Wasn’t there a documentary about it?

[@glennwhitt-hs7rh]

Yes in order for the pyramid to generate electricity they had to set on the water because of the certain stone in the river banks ' that channeled electricity up into the pyramid.

[@seal6039]

That shows how they repaired the pyramid. They have found no Papyrus whatsoever saying anything about planning or building it, only about transporting a few blocks up the river. The Arabs wrote about a water line 255 M up the side of the pyramid whenever it was flooded and that was thousands of years before the Egyptians were there.

[@torhildsvendsen9424]

Ma deu! You have found Rico from Cypros babycat Ruby ❤

[@michaelwalsh7846]

Ha ha ha, they are stone blocks not polystyrene, ha ha ha!

[@elizabethvalentinawasilews6207]

This is advance technology!!!