Clapping at Chichen Itza 🤯 Mayan Mystery 🤯
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Clapping at Chichen Itzá has a mind blowing effect! When you clap your hands in front of the stairs the sound of a sacred quetzal bird echos back. How the Mayan people were able to accomplish is still unknown until this day.
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Imagine thousands of Mayan people clapping at the same time😱
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dude i just was thinking that like that level of decibels needed to initiate some kind of mechanical action
Or singing the same note at a certain level
Damwn u thinking what įm thinking 🤣🤣420
@@dondankleberg4965 lmfao that’s not the point. It’s still sick to imagine thousands of Mayan warriors clapping at that thing hundreds of years ago before they were about to go into battle or on a quest
I went last November and he was our guide! He was super friendly and knowledgeable.
So awesome, he has to be the best tour guide you can get in Chichen Itza. The guys voice is great too
I'm going in Feb, how can I book this tour?
@@Ryzone get off his nuts🤣🤣 ok. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Rafael is the best guide there! Just got married last week in Cancun. The whole experience was magical. Can't wait to go back!
Was hoping to see a comment about him he seems super smart
The bird sound that you hear coming back from the pyramid, is the exact sound of a local bird from that area they ran it through a computer and it matches the exact same pitch of a local bird. That's awesome
And the quetzal bird was considered a god to the Mayan people!
Where can I find that test you mentioned? I would like to see it, or read it.
The Qurtzal bird was considered and called the god of the air to Mayans.
What’s crazy is, Europeans really imperialized and killed so many it’s like they were engineered to kill
Quetzacoatl - feathered serpent
Quetzal -tail feather
Coatl-serpent
they should do a test with a thousand people clapping and see if theres some sort of mechanized event
Probably blast off like a spaceX rocket! haha
@@Ryzone or a decepticon awakening..TEMPLEZORD
They do this every year at the solstice
@@GLOBAL-INTIFADA must be an amazing sight to see!
@@Ryzone sorry bro ahaha was only joking ahaha 🤣 but honestly wouldn't it be awesome
I did this at the temple, it's amazing. If you turn 90 degrees you will hear the rattle of the snake. And another 90 degrees, so your back is to the temple.. you hear both at the same time.
Bro Mayans were smart ASF 🤯
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That’s so crazy! Mayans were simply amazing!
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The africans that built them were amazing
yep...along with their human sacrifices.
@@scottgreen7472 that was the aztecs
@@chedorichie2171 africans? What that had to do with mayans?
My theory is that they built a cavity with the same “ cavity” or vocal chord system inside a quetzal
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Apparently very long corridors will do the same thing, even causing doors on the other end to slam shut
I wonder if u could do like a scan of the piramid and then 3d print it would the print do the same effect if u clap or the stones are the key to make the sound effect idk why ppl dont try to investigate this acoustic wonders
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Someone called for me?
Do know, with every wish you request, a sacrifice must be made.
I live among the Maya. They are incredibly resourceful and ingenious people.
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Its the sound of their Quetzal bird
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I remember being there and they demonstrated that exact same thing. To be standing in front of that marvelous structure is truly magnificent.
Sure was an awesome experience!💯
The building was inspired by satan himself
Especially when you think about how many heads rolled down the stairs lol
Mystical, magical, beyond, sounds just like green bird.
The quetzal bird!!
Green bird is called Quetzal.
Such a beautiful bird as well. I wonder what the song of the green bird represents.
One of the few structures saved from Spanish barbarism. They thought this was sorcery and destroyed it 😂
Must have suffered from some bad karma for destroying those building! If you haven’t seen it before check out Tikal in Guatemala. To me it was even more impressive than Chichen Itza
They are finding many more that the spanish did not even know about as they clear the amazon forests.
The first spaniard that travelled across the amazon basin reported a vast civilization everywhere, but also took smallpox with him that destroyed that civilisation.
The forest quickly took over hiding all the structures.
100 years later when more spaniards arrived they scoffed at the 1sts reports as there was very little left to see.
😂😂😂😂no seas 🐂. A las pirámides mayas las destruyó la selva
Black legend. The Spanish crown make laws to protec the indegenous and promote mixed marriage. The english try to kill and exterminate the native amerucan in his territories. And by the time of the Spaniards come to Ameruca the most mayas were dissapear a long time ago.
You are silly and misinformed!! Actually there were few pirámides destroyed by the Spanish.
You are only a poor victim of the Black legend created by British and angloamericans. If you want to Lear about destruction and genocide you shod see what happens to native North American Indians!!
That sound you hear is the same sound made by a bird native to the area. It's absolutely remarkable. They analyzed it with the most modern software and have found that it's precisely the same frequency and everything. As a result, whenever tourists stand in that specific spot and clap their hands, local birds flock to the top of the pyramid and being to furiously make love to the roof of the temple.
Such a crazy place to see in person! Truly amazing what they were able to build there!
Who ever tuned that structure to the sound of a bird has a super gifted ears.
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Theres another place with the temples all around and you can hear someone whisper from 50ft+ away because of how the acoustics are.
I was there in the 70s when you could still climb the pyramid. The echo of a bird is new to me.. so cool
Must have been so cool to climb to the top! I heard people rolled down the stairs so they stopped letting people go up😂
The echo of a Bird is quetzal
There's a bird that sounds JUST like it
The quezecoatol is represented as a bird. The same type of bird that makes this a exact sound! It’s really ingenious how they did it.
Im confused... so, I was there in 2014 for my honeymoon, and our tour guide told us that it was the sound of a native frog and that the Mayan would do this "clap" to call upon or summon much needed rain for the city when they were facing a big drought..!? Now I wonder if this is just a ploy that these guides just tell us to get good tips...🤔...?! Or maybe that guide was just mistaken... 🤷♂️. I would have loved to have been able to walk up the pyramid, though!
This is my first time learning this and that just blew my MIND. I need to visit.
It’s insane to see in person!
It's the sound traveling up each stair like fingers through a comb.
Far more complex than you make it sound😂
They believed the spirit of the dude that Temple was made for lives inside this specific kind of bird. The sound that comes out of the temple when you clap sounds EXACTLY like that bird! It's incredible!
They had maths sorted 👌🏼
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Wonder if 1000's of people join in together if the thing would vibrate
Might blast off like a spaceX rocket
I want to hear what a crowd of people sounds like when clapping there
Must be amazing!!
WhaT about other sounds 🤔 like a drum of some kind or chanting , humming , beatboxing idk 🤷♂️
Thanks for doing that! I had heard that the echo from clapping made a bird sound but I never could understand how that would sound!! That's amazing!!! I wonder how the Aztecs knew to do that??!!!
Mayans*
I willing to bet that frequency is 432 Hz the song of a young Quetzal bird
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Fascinating ❗And still no one can explain it or reproduce it. Damn Incredible ❗
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'Noone can reproduce anything like it' ..This is God's challenge about the Quran as a miracle and a sign of God. Seek the truth in Islam. No doubt you will find peace in Islam if you truly pray to the one true God of all creation and beings. And believe in his final messenger Muhammed (peace be upon him) as God stated he will elevate him and today he has over 1.8billion followers and is considered amongst the most influential men in history.
@@obiex8037 True in what you say. 1.8 billion followers. And thanks for your words but no disrespect I don't follow any man or book. To me religion is one of the causes that keeps us separated.
@@profesor5150 so no religion no God/creator of the universe..seems like you have unaswered or unanswerable questions..i.e who/what/how did the universe come to exist.. my explanation in simple terms is God/Allah.. why because of the previous reason I explained and the truths that the Quran contains and the teachings of Islam. One God one creator who delivered his message via Prophets for mankind. It is not a man or a book but God who sent this man and this book down on earth.. unchanged book for 1400 years with no contradictions and scientific knowledge known from that time yet only recently discovered (look up miracles of Quran) and therefore if I believe in God I believe in his book and his messenger Muhammed (pbuh). I respect your way of thinking but as I see it to be flawed (which you may say the same for mine) but with these few of many reasons I put to you if you seek the truth then surely you will see evidence of God. Everyone is free to exercise their belief but also I find it obligatory on me to speak to others to convey the message of Islam.
I've made the sound before walking alongside of a corrugated steel building makes the same exact sound when you clap your hands I used to actually make the sound with my tongue
Grande Mexico!!! Viva Mexico 🇲🇽!!!
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Been there twice. The clapping and the sound the comes back is mind-blowing. Amazing what they created so long ago.
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I love history. And for me im in most awe with the Mayan / Aztec world. Just beyond comprehension the stuff they were doing. And it was by my people. Fascinating stuff man.
Ancient civilizations knew so much shit we don't and still cant understand, about how to manipulate sound and materials in the natural world. It's crazy. And then people just try to write this stuff off as neat or interesting, but this type of stuff could change the world
I believe my theory would be that because each step upwards is further away from the origination of the clap, it takes longer to reach the steps and thus longer to return and echo to the clapper. Thus not only extending the sound but also hypothetical altering its pitch downward with each further step reflection.
This is why you would get an extended phaser sound descending in pitch, that is longer lasting than the clap.
You are hearing the sound reflect off of the right angles of the tall steps, and returning to the user at slightly different delays, and at descending pitch
This is why you get the bird sound??
The fact that this worked only in-front of the steps and not the smoothed incline could only be evidence that this sound is linked to sound-wave reflection and is a subsequent result of sound reflecting off of steps at different times
And if you heard the sound echoing in the Latino heart it's the same tone of love.
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Latino? As in Italian?
I loved going on this tour. Was amazing hearing the tour guide
Amazing. There is intelligence in the architecture. Mayan culture is amazing. Their intelligence is mind mind blowing
So much we don't understand till this day!
Thanks for making a well explained and a good quality video..
Thanks for watching!🤙
They have been more advanced than most people believe or want to make us believe.
💯Place is crazy to see in person!
If you clap in front of the pyramid the noise you hear back is to the pitch of a local bird! It’s absolutely amazing.
He ancient ppl definitely understood vibrations and acoustics. The great pyramid in giza has acoustic properties as well. I believe this may have an effect on the human body as sound and vibrations seem to have a profound effect on water. More tests should be done!
I agree, we think we know a lot but we’ve only seen the tip of the iceberg!💯🤯
I’ve seen this there in person. It sounds like a space laser or something. Its pretty cool.
You can tell by my reaction is the video that I was baffled! This place should be on everyone's bucket list
its the sound of the quetzal bird
this happens at most other sites in South Mexico, and South America. I found this out at cholula pyramid. it was built in all of them.
That's crazy and I didn't know that! there's probably so many features that we don't understand till this day!
I just had the same tour guide last week!
Hope you enjoyed it!
How and where did you book?
Masters of sound. Radio waves. Humm
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that's awesome ✌️
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I was there in 2004 before people cry about climbing the pyramids
I literally just went last week for the first time in my life and I did the exact same thing. It was a dream come true and it’s amazing to experience it in person. I wish I could post pictures and videos on this chat.
Thats the quetzal call a beuthifull bird
and considered a god to the mayan people!
It's a message system.... that noise is a message. 😇
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Myan chants gave the gods power... life is completely built around sound....
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And if you notice everybody is surprised because that person is doing something different it normally not clapping will cause the sound that is made clearly this is just a tourist attraction
they worshipped that bird and it was not a mistake it sounds like that
💯💯The quetzal bird!
I love studying about civilization ❤️❤️❤️
Same, this trip was the reason we went to Tikal after! th-cam.com/video/3MJExwSBBX8/w-d-xo.html
I don’t.
I love this! So incredible in person!
I was there in November. It is an engineering masterpiece. Make sure to visit the cenotes as well.
Dude we used to be so advanced.
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Oh man... way more advanced. Biblically Noah lived for close to 1000 years.
We used to live waaaaay longer.
@@krisl2838 yessir
Huh really? Last year Me and my wife went on a trip to India where we saw a place with the most amazing phenomenon of my 30 years of life.
There were two pillars at a considerable distance from one another and our guide made my wife to utter something silently at one pillar... *The magic was when I was clearly able to hear her at the my pillar which was almost 2 meters away from the one of my wife’s*
I hail from Russia 🇷🇺, the pure Aryans we are ‼️
Imagine how many heartless corpses plopped down those steps. It’s crazy to think Apocalypto was true.
A lot of Mayans moved to my area recently. The MAM language is beautiful.
Where do you live?
@@Ryzone San Francisco Bay Area, East bay to be precise.
Were ??? Im from the east bay 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
I've been up and down that temple twice when I was a kid visiting there. They used to have a chain running all the way up to help climb but sadly they stopped letting people go up. From what I remember, cause that was like 20 years ago, I think you could go down inside it a ways to see some kind of chamber that I believe held the resting place of a leader or something. But I could be mixing that up with another temple there.
awesome vid❤️👍
Thanks for watching!! The full length video is on my TH-cam channel
Oh that's brilliant Gomez. LOL
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mr beast should take a couple thousand people there just to have them all clap and hear what it would sound like!
That would be insane! haha
Chichen Itza, not chicken pizza. My guide's words, not mine. Great memories that I will never forget.
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Where the fuk you get chiken pizza from chichen itza
David byrnes how music works book brought me here :O I had to hear this, it's incredible!
That’s awesome, glad you got to see some video footage! Happy Holidays
@@Ryzone Thank you ☺️, happy holidays to you too!
Maybe a way of communicating, for example, if a war was coming, they could quickly communicate from one to the next and so on and so forth. Awesome Stuff!
Pack-a-punch
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The Tibetans had massive musical instruments they could play and levitate megalithic stones… standing wave technology, which we now have dental tools using standing wave tech… this phenomenon with this type of pyramid is definitely related to magnifying the standing waves… really curious to see the entire place surrounded with the instruments being played, along with their chanting… I bet some amazing things will happen… my guess is energy production from within the pyramids chambers, or possibly a levitating field of standing waves focused on an exact location…
That’s so awesome, so much technology that we somehow lost over the years. Check out the full length edit on my TH-cam channel. The courtyard where they played the Mayan ball game has all kinds of acoustic features! The Mayan people were something else🙌
More circumstantial but compelling evidence that sound was extremely important to the ancients. As far as building aswell as technology. It's said monks of the time could absolutely and we're even expected to reach a point in their training that they could elevate themselves with the sound of their own mantras.
Very beautiful structure though
Blue sky, greenery clean place.
Standing tall
Muy bien el inglés de este Guía Turista Méxicano tien buen diálogo
Rafael fue uno de los mejores guías turísticos que hemos tenido!
Why doesn't anyone put a drum set down there to "mess around and find out!!"
Would love to see the outcome of that!
Yea i used to do it on my school stairs too
Mayan’s probably built your school😂
I saw some jewelry documentary about India and there is also an old factory with Ceilings doing this.
What if everyone claps at the same time
Blast off😂
There's a guy up there hiding with a bird noise maker
Absolutely amazing
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Imagine if a guy is sitting in a hidden room with bird whistles, “when you hear me clap blow the whistle forget about the woo woo noise no one falls for that nowadays” lol
Los Mayas expertos en acústica
curioso que en Teotihuacan pasa lo mismo! en el templo (pirámide) de Quetzalcóatl
I can't help to think how many heads and blood spill on those steps i just get a erie feelings
I was thinking the same thing when I was there!
☝️😡That's some paparazzi stuff.
🙄Those are just rumors. Good Lord,
unbelievable.
You have to take their stories with a grain of salt. The colonizers lied about everything.
It was not as often as ppl think also. When the god quetzalcoathl came he proivited the blood sacrifices but they resumed when he left i think. Wich is interesting 🤔
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☝️😲 I was reading, that they beheaded at least one person before every meal, except breakfast 🥣.
They also bragged between them about which head went the farther down the pyramid's steps.
When the beheaded heads reached
the bottom of the pyramid, EVERYONE started kicking them laughing, while the guys at the top of the pyramid, were drinking the blood from the headless corpses. 🤮🤮🤮
☝️😡 I just don't want my children to play with the children of those savages.
My boy and my girls are well behaved Christians, religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth.
I say to them, every morning, before they take the school's bus to remember to stay away from those evil savages.
💛🤗💛 God bless you all and your loved ones. Except for those savages.
Amazing!
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I was there last week so cool after all thousands of years its still interactive
🧐 OMG NO WAY ME BROSKI
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And the walls of Jericho came tumbling down.
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The Original Home alarm. I have that on my coffee table. It's beautiful!
💯very special place!
We were just there earlier this week. Rafael was the best, so knowledgeable! He actually grew up very close to the ruins. He’s getting his PhD in archeology.
And legends say the Mayans are still in the sky riding the bird
Place definitely holds a special energy!
Stone can allow sound to bounce from it. Sound can also lift heavy objects. Acient civilisations understood this and used it to their advantage. There are other examples of this across the world
It’s the sound of the Quetzal bird, which was sacred to Mayans.
it's just acoustics, which in this context is understood very well. Just go to any amphitheater or recording studio.
It's reasonable to assume that Chichen Itza was designed that way so someone could address a crowd and still be heard by all at a large gathering.
Personally I'm more curious about what was being said back then.
And it just so happens to sound exactly like their sacred bird..
Tried that at Teotihuacan, works there too
So advanced. 💕
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Its cool how he says wee dont know how to do that it remains a mistery
Unbelievable 😮
Amazing
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Wow ....Amazing , I hope one day I can be there
You have to visit one day!
@@Ryzone 🤞
Somewhere, deep inside, a lamp is turning on and off, on and off
Its obvious the sides have bigger walls the sound comes back almost unchanged. But when it comes to the steps the steps are smaller like a zipper. The sound travels up and along the steps and is returned changed. Quickly Run your fingers along a fine toothed comb you get a similar sound.... i dont know how i know that i just do.
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Amazing 😊
A tip to the tour guide guy, he should carry a picture of the quetzal bird so tourists can have an image of it, and also the feathers of the quetzal are adorning the crown of Moctezuma Xocoyotzin our last Tlatoani, this crown (penacho) was stolen by hernan cortez when spain invade Mexico and also he burned Moctezuma feet to force him to give the locations from the treasures. How great! Moctezuma received cortez with open arms and in exchange cortez stab Moctezuma on his back. How can we trust foreigners.😢
That would be a great idea! The bird is magical to see on video, can’t imagine in person!
I can't wait to go see them.
Hope you saw them by now!!
I starting to believe these are secrets that very few groups know about and keep from the rest of us. There is evidence of these wonders being covered up and of frequencies of sound can manipulate in this way, that kind of power is like magic to our current world and whoever can harness it, can rule
So much we don’t know about till this day
yes! @@Ryzone
It's the same in Teotihuacan with the sound being that of the Quetzal bird.