One thing I learnt from this, is that Egyptians spoke English with a northern accent. Good video mate. Thanks.

Really hat's off to your team. No one would have done better than this.🎉 When you guys releasing part 4?? I am waiting eagerly.

IT IS FINALLY HERE

please release part 4

@tysongirard2266

Жыл бұрын

Maybe some new information has come to fruition and needs to adjust a couple things…. Looking forward to it too

There is so much work in creating this series, well done and thank you for the entertainment. I admire your efforts and I'll keep an eye out for part four.

Hats off to you for all this work. Keep them coming. Maybe something on the quarries and shaping all the stones.

Great video. I want more of them. Please keep them coming and make them faster please can't wait for 2 years more.👍👍🙂

... part 3 👏 ... I will have to watch all 3 together thanks ...

Finally...waiting for more....hope that it won't take too much time

It is about 8 months since this video was published, we need more videos please

Amazing animation i cant wait for the next one .

"I could just fancy some cheese, Gromit. What do you say? Cheddar?" 00:40

Looks like everything has been said lol… absolutely love the animation! Keep it coming 👍💪

Thankyou for posting a new video! It's been 2 years. Great animation ad the exact idea iv imagined they used. Only idiots turn to aliens. Engineering for the win! Can't wait for the next video.

هل يوجد فيديو يشرح كيف قطعوها الاحجار العملاقة وجعلوها ملساء Is there a video explaining how they cut the giant stones and made them smooth?

Why is there no other project on the planet that was built using water locks and channels?

This series is really good, though there are some things in it that don't seem plausible, like the cedar logs because they'd be too expensive. Though the way of transport makes pretty good sense, I just think they would have used different materials for the rafts and water locks.

Okay, they have an incredible imagination to make a complex water flotation system, but they couldn't think of to use a cradle-like machine to rolling the stones (that had been excavated and found), building a spiral ramp with railing, put wheels on the wood sled, to use pack animals like bulls and camels. Sounds plausible.

2:10 I did not think about that argument against the inner ramp theory. Indeed they would have needed massive granite blocks to make the ramp safe. But there are heat scans that show these inner ramps are there. So what's holding the weight above the ramp ? Maybe they used a triangular shape to transfer the weight coming from above sideways. Greeks and Romans were masters are dealing with arches and the weight of the structure above.

@pyramidsreallybuilt whats the status of part 4?

Hey Chris! Love your theory! It is the most practical engineering design for pyramid building I have ever seen! I was hoping to get a hold of you and ask you more about your model design. Do you have a social media or email? I am working on a project that may just bring your theory more into the light and even revolutionize future engineering projects in the future ! ;) - Nik

I still think you have a good idea, (but applied to another issue that may be more necessary to solve today) To move tanks full of water with some air, to high altitudes like a mountain, and there to have a water reserve for different utilities... and there to have a water reserve for various utilities...

@Mfields4517

Жыл бұрын

its hard to move tanks full of water..

How many years ago was the first part ? 3 or 4 years ago?

Are you even selling the book anymore? The links you gave are both broken.

@LuficariusRatspeed

Жыл бұрын

Oh wait. They're written incompletely.. yeah, Eddie might want to fix that. :)

great! and funny. but number 4 will be the billion-dollar-answer

this is a great theory, but its brought down by one question. where are these locks? im a dumb person so correct me if im wrong

Alex was from Liverpool, I see. 😅

Its amazing to see people say that the theory of using water and channels is more complicated than the actual pyramids. Which makes me question, what about the theory about them using "Sound Technology". That is infinitely more difficult. What we all need to think of is, Occam's razor.

@davidgedney4891

Жыл бұрын

lol and the razor tells us they used ramps

And...we STILL don't know how they did it.

Partv4

Floating those huge several ton blocks, with logs? Is this serious?

ok.. then go build one.

I learned ancient Egyptians spoke English with a nerdy British accent

Have you considered carrier in comedy?

All this and no invention of wheel. 🌝

𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙢𝙤𝙨𝙢

Why do you compare these insolent blacks to the ancient Egyptian greats?

@desmass1

8 ай бұрын

Ancient Egyptian were black 😅 queen tiye mentuhotep all black and insolent u call the people who built the civilization u stole insolent lol😅 but u can't build one pyramid it's ok wait 5 years I'll build one for y'all again 😂😊😊

No, these ideas are just silly. Also the vast majority of blocks are not that huge.

😂😂😂 …..

The blocks were cut using frequencies and harmonics and that's how they were removed and placed with such precision and ease

@johnboom1685

Жыл бұрын

It literally shows the coding of limestone using water leveling. Limestone is easy to cut in water. Harmonics is idiocy. Psodoscience bull

@jonathandavis9507

Жыл бұрын

Yeah they used JBL speakers brought back from the future with a Time Machine. DJ Khalid played the beat.

@youtubesucks8024

Жыл бұрын

@@jonathandavis9507 another one

فرضيات نظرية ولا تصلح للعمل

You should spend less time trying to convince people and more time looking for evidence of your claims. Have archaeologists found water tights canals in the pyramids yet?

Nope. Containing that much water that high up is a non starter.