12 Most Mysterious Ancient Technology Scientists Still Can't Explain
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- You probably can’t remember every single fact or skill you were taught when you were at school. Our memories fade over time, and if we don’t practice the skills that we’ve been taught regularly, we eventually forget how to use them at all. That doesn’t just apply to individual people, though - that applies to the whole human race! There’s plenty of evidence that our ancestors had skills and abilities that we lack today, and this video contains all the proof of that you’ll ever need.
I wish you wouldn't use non applicable photos ,, you show things that are misleading .
I am also befuddled like WTF?!?
The thumbnail picture? Because its litterally in the video. 😐
Pictures speak a thousand words
They didn't have cameras back then. Or did they? 🤔🤦😳
The key part to ponder is that evidence of ancient high tech is found all throughout the world, not just in Egypt or one place here and there.
If you want to know "How" you need to reevaluate the assumption that these megalithic structures were made by man. Look up godelectric
His voice is like watop's
Is the same guy
@@samsonionut8728 oh
Lol
Ohhh yes
they are collabs.
After studying about ancient civilisations I accept that humans have remained intelligent and creative not only in this age but throughout the ages they have been living.
What do you think of my theory for the way pyramids were built? In a nutshell it could have been set. Like cement blocks being formed as they go up. then there could have been wood placed in there to that makes it appear now as if saw cuts made.. it'd be a lot easier to move loads of dirt that they turn into cement then it is to move big ass blocks right?
@@sierraadams8009 we really should focus on why it was build too cuz for sure its not a tomb
I don't believe that we are smarter than our ancestors, I believe that we just use different tools
if ancient civilizations could do all that....then we've gone miles and miles backwards since !
@@pauldelande841 in a sense yes we have. people today do not have the aptitude to build things, but put them in front of a computer well that's different story
Ancient civilizations prove that you can survive without electricity.
Who says they didn't have it?
@@skilz8098 facts I mean Tesla was a huge fan of wireless electricity
I think they had it. I think the pyramids are part of a wireless electrical system. Electricity is not something we should have to pay a power company for.
I think they had electricity more advanced back then
@@frankyyy9725 how so?
There's this Iranian scientist Zakariya Razi who not only discovered alcohol and a few of other chemicals but also he had theories that are so similar to the modern ones such as relativity in physics and evolution in biology. His philosophical ideas were so astounding as well. Strange it is to see some geniuses were living like centuries ago and having such knowledges we've got in modern time.
Many of the modern theories of science have been imagine before, but back then they were IDEAS. Either unproven, or unprovable by their means.
That's what separates it from science.
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And especially with the middle east, we can't take any of these ideas or discoveries as theirs, considering their intellectual theft of the rest of the world and inheritance of what remained of the library of Alexandria. Much of the knowedge therein they destroyed.
He didn't mention the cord coming out of the everlasting Lantern and then plugged in the wall. I would hate to see their electric bill.
The anatomical machines (Italian: macchine anatomiche) are a couple of anatomical models reproducing the human circulatory system, exposed in the Cappella Sansevero in Naples. Realised in the second half of the 18th century, they are built on top of a couple of human skeletons, a male and a female. The reproduction of the vessel system was realised with metal wire, wax and silk, but because of its richness in details, for a long time it was believed that it was of natural origin instead
Do you have links to any of this information? This sounds fascinating. I love that kind of stuff. Please share if you can. Thanks
@@scottyandell3644 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatomical_machines#:~:text=The%20anatomical%20machines%20(Italian%3A%20macchine,and%20a%20female%20human%20skeleton.
Ancient chinese : We create!
Modern day chinese : We replicate!
Racist
@@gurubuzzzz as far as your concerned he/she may be Chinese or from China.Second of all the idea of everything modern being replicated can be said about all races.If anything it’s discriminatory considering it would be every race that replicates ancient tools/technology,but not necessarily racist.
@@gurubuzzzz how in the world is that racist?lemme gues you a leftist snowflake...
@@gurubuzzzz I think that you belong over there on Twitter.
On the Inca irrigation: "Necessity is the mother of all invention." so they say. Out of the necessity to water their crops and garden the Incans saw the flowing water from above the mountain. All they have to do is to direct the flow to where they can possibly channel it and make the corresponding construction of built in stone walls and communities around them. An ecologicaly balanced sorrounding. Such an ingenuity.
I watched a video today on Incan stone work revealed.using pyrite as a combustible mortar.are ancestors just had different ways or just different knowledge.like the battery found in an ancient Roman tomb.
@@marywoll2828 we are not more intelligent than our ancestors we just use different tools . In fact we are dummer than our ancestors because we are told that there is only one way to do things
The thing is that people don’t understand ancient people where not stupid for the most part most. People don’t give them enough credit.
I'm freaking out right now about the Inca growing fields. About 6 months ago I had a dream about this place and there were women tending to crops . It was the place I dreamed about . As soon as I saw it on this video all my hair stood up. I have never seen this place before
The world is a funny place and the universe is crazy :)
It is possible or it could be that you have come across this video or a similar one
ASTRO traveling ...we do it once or twice a year to remind us of out spiritual essence
Did you died?
Half way through I found myself jamming to the sound track in the background and im not mad at that
there is no such place as the Temple of Aderbain in Armenia..it does not exist...
A professional machinist went to Giza to conduct research. His findings indicate the use of high tech to cut the stones. He wrote a book about it called The Giza Power Plant.
So while I was in jail people would make knives by cutting out pieces of their steel bunk bed with floss coated in toothpaste. I've also seen this done with other types of thread. Egyptian people could easily have done something similar.
Exactly. They undoubtedly had a whole set of advanced techs based on similar methods and techniques. We are mystified only because we don't work extensively with stone. They would likely be just as mystified as to how we turn trees into buildings.
Sweet. I'd love to see a demo of this on youtube. Floss vs Steel
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@@zherean42069 lol
Try that with a 100 ton stone
I’m new to this ch. 1st video, but this was amazing 🌹
It's sad how we humans back then had advanced tools that cut rock easily, but now we don't even remember the techniques
A piece of cooper and corundum isnt advanced tools. Its been tested and done on multple levels.
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if you rotate a piece of paper fast enough you can cut (almost) anything. Imagine doing the same with a harder material such as bronze. Most cuts in these stones suggest a curve with quite a large radius. It couldn't be too difficult to make the equivalent of a massive circular saw blade and rotate it fast enough to effectively cut.
From the saws perspective, it's the stone that moving at high speed cutting the bronze. You are confusing slicing with abrasion. You simply cannot cut granite (hardness of around 7 on the Mohs scale) with copper/bronze with a hardness of around 3. Try again.
@@methylene5 just positing, bvut, what about a baked clay+quartz dust disc? yes, it would wear out quick...do it in an enclosed area, and you could recycle. that would give you about a 7 I think? I would say diamond dust, but..
Fantastic video!
Hi.. inforado I need to know which in city is showed in minute 9:57 ? I never has been there but i saw in dreams this place one year ago. Thanks.
The goose lamps explain why caves and tunnels from thousands of years ago didn't have soot on the ceilings.
No soot in the pyramid
How bout light bulbs....
?
Keep it up, great work!
Where is your coffe??
( you know what i mean)
@8:14 Diggin' the Japanese Kanagawa Great Wave.
I'm not saying it was aliens, but it was fucking aliens! 👽
I went to the past and saw how Egyptians cut stones they used primative water jets.
They used sound as well.Not very primitive actually
Coppee blade was used
Diamon saw blades as well.
@@agapelove4992 I have heard this before but please explain how.
ohh yea you must be 1400 yr's old a true ancient egyption tell us more about you're secrets
If there's any ancient technology left of the Egyptians I guarantee you the Vatican has it they need to be made to give all that stuff back
7:25 my guess it lights when then tomb opens like maybe a trip wire that makes a spark
*exploring aztec ruins*
“Why are there so many masks on the wall?”
Covid
@@hairyfishcakes is a scam
@@Trillion_Dollar_Extreme, what are we getting scammed for and why is it taking so long ....?
@@hairyfishcakes The only people getting money is the bankers, if it was real dead bodies would be stacking on the streets
Ayayaya
Tamils build larger dam and used it for irrigation for 2000 years , still serving even now....
They rented power tools off home Alien depot.
lol, they just simply use copper dude.
Haha ET phoned Home
Depot
@@FirstLast-jf9on you should post a video of yourself doing this with copper seriously that would be great. You can title it my fail video. Copper is a 3 on the hardness scale these stones are 6 to 7. You could theoretically use another stone of the same hardness but there would be no way you could do anything more then smashing both rocks to pieces.
@@mjordan1111
There's no need for me, I've already seen it.
@@FirstLast-jf9on link the video
Goat hair, clay, and egg? Sounds like they made the first type of fiberglass
More like plaster.
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@@kyledubs8293 World's best ancient technologies: th-cam.com/video/qPn0NsZDtkk/w-d-xo.html
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@@kyledubs8293 you have to start somewhere..
@@kyledubs8293 F.R.C.
Sometimes when I look at those strange cuts in stone, I think of some kind of long cord being stretched taught and the Egyptians using the sands around them as the abrasive it is, and slowly sawing into the stone that way. After all, sandstone isn't the hardest stone there is. Also. It would explain why there is no evidence of the cutting tools used.
Yes, even today we use wire saws to cut thru very thick structure's, as well the metal embedded inside them, Egyptian plains had many meteorites scattered in numbers, they are known to have melted and used the material in swords etc.. embedding diamonds would basically be the same as the wire saw construction today... Imagine a wire on pulleys looping around an object to be cut, the access to wrap such a wire around is the same today, first you drill a hole, then insert the wire then connect it into a loop... Very simple
How could the string or rope last against sand?
No evidence of cutting tools that's funny 🤣..think about it what do we do with our cutting tools or any tools for that matter ? We recycle them turn them into something else
@@chrisharrison3245 not even one piece survived?
@@Noname-bs3uv why would anything survive after that length of time? It would have been recycled and re used same as building blocks through out history have been reused . Do you know where your great grandfather's tools are? or even your father's tools are? And that in recent times think about a 5000 yr plus time span. And if you think it was extra terrestrial beings that built the pyramids then you really do have a screw loose
*No one:*
*Impossible ancient technology:* Hehe rock cutter
Yep, butter.
We have a temple here which is carved upside down from a mountain. I mean this rock cutters look amature
Well.. That was interesting af :)
Incorrect title for this clip. This is a list of 12 impressive ancient technologies that science CAN explain. Still impressive though.
science can explain... history cannot ya
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Humans need to understand the past doesnt mean less advanced. They need to learn the fact things end and begin again.
Also, "advanced" does not mean they used the same kind of tech and machines that we do today.
This was a fascinating video!
There were quite a few of these I had no knowledge of but the yahkchal was incedible!
I'm Iranian and as you know our country is very old and we had the first civilization in area called Persia and Mesopotamia which was a part of Persian empire so we have many strange phenomenal things in Iran but unfortunately our fucking regime don't allow to scientists to coming inside Iran and discovering ancient artifacts and those phenomenal things.
Yakhchal means a place which contains yakh so yakh means in Persian is ICE for example refrigerator called in Persian language also yakhchal bcz it makes yakh or ice.
The yakhchal which talked about in this video still exist in some hot areas in Iran and the people using ice which made by that contraction, yakhchal. It's still one of mysterious ancient buildings that you can find just in Iran and specific in very hot areas. As you know Iran is hot country and Iranian are expert in managing water and living in very hot weather as well .
Thanks for paying attention to this episode. With best regards, an Iranian man who wish peace to all people all around the world. 💖💝❤
Ancient man was so advanced that they actually showed likenesses of things they were talking about while they were talking about them. We modern humans have apparently lost that ability. Hence we only show useless movie clips and images other than those of the object in discussion. Perhaps someday it may occur to modern man like INFORADO that we actually came here to see images of "12 Most Mysterious Ancient Technologies Scientists still can't explain". And NOT 5% Ancient Technologies drowning in 95% irrelevant footage.
Strong evidence supporting my theory of devolution
@@Wwcnwo3n498cn I have been on board with that theory for years! lol
There is very, very strong evidence that you are right, and more surfaces everyday.
Most of the things on this video would not be classed as Ancient (over 1400 years ago)
I was there in ancient Egypt. I just wish I could reveal it’s secrets.
Please do, I'm interested
The secret of your ex wife is more interesting, let's here it........
This guys voice sounds like Dr. Phils.
This might be DR Phil's 2nd channel.
The lamps thing is very cool. All those years and never had to pay one PG&E bill.
there is no such place as the Temple of Aderbain in Armenia..it does not exist...
You're only well over 2000 years ago to Ancient Greece to discover Automatons.
Man was more advanced in the past . We are just now catching up,and finding out we are no better than the past.
I just wish you'd get to the point. This aimless banter at the beginning is totally unnecessary ...
The Incan aqueducts looks fascinating! So intricate and beautiful. I'm thinking the Inca found it and used for themselves. That's pretty much what I think about the pyramids too. It's all so interesting and to think that only man today was smarter than previous civilizations, is just absurd. Oh wow! And the preservation of those two human bodies with their veins/circulatory system is amazing! So cool!
We are NO smarter than men 100,000 plus years ago, or more!!
I notice a similarity with China's rice paddy fields.
@@TheZacdes Don't drag yourself or other people down. We are as smart as them its just that we don't posses the learning materials they have.
@@amorstripes5288 You must not have read properly. I said, we are no smarter than men long ago, i did not say we were stupid in comparison, though the dumbing down of humanity in the last hundred years[not all, but a lot] does make one think:/
@@TheZacdes Just like I said we are smarter.
I am completely blown away with the yackchaw , how in the world did they get water to freeze in the middle of the desert, hundreds of years ago, we take our refrigerators and freezers for granted, but I'm going to start calling my refrigerator a yackchaw
deserts are xtremely cold at night, ice does naturally form in deserts.
@14:02-
Notice how these 'Yakhshal' look like the 'Morey' in Peru but they are opposite in convexity.
In Peru they go down into the earth.
But in Persa they use earth to build vertically.
Both kind of aiming for the similar effect.
Entertaining to brainstorm about things such as these.
wow, ime pretty knowledgeable, but that amazing primitive ice making machine was news to me:)
It's news to everyone. You would think that such a simple and effective device would at least be mentioned in schools, but I guess refrigeration lobby was against it.
There is also a problem of arrogance. Whole archaeological community decided that past people were stupid. That no great discovery could be made before known history. And if we find something that does not match rhetoric, than it must have been used for religious ceremonies.
"Oh, look! This guy had golden button, definitely for ceremonial purposes." "Oh, look! There are some markings and I have no idea what they are, definitely for ceremonial purposes." Just watch discovery productions with this in mind and every episode will turn in to cringe fest.
Ok, professor .🥱
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In the late 60s the College I attended had a lot of Iranian Students and I made friends with some who told me about them seeing as how I was a History major with a huge personal interest in ancient civilizations.
Frank Herberts Dune?
Just because people invented something doesn't mean they understood it... our knowledge of physics with equations, matter, atoms, energy, heat and light is only recent, but people used their benefits for thousands of years, people found fire and learned how to make it and use it's benefits, but they never really knew how it worked
we have so many things to explain how something works.
But Can we Explain How these people Worked to Make These Structures?
Are you sure they never really knew how it worked? There's an ancient Golden Roman Goblet that under a certain light it changes its hue. This can only be achieved by specific additives into the gold in specific amounts. The craftsmanship of the Goblet was done by a master and not a novice. This takes years of practice within their craft and skill. This also requires the ability to have the understanding of fine precision. There was also an ancient device found that is believed to be made by the ancient greeks. It's a type of clock and calendar. It doesn't just calculate the days, it also calculated the motion of the stars. It was made of hundreds of gears. If you know anything about mechanical engineering, gear work takes precision and accuracy. You also need tools and technology to make those gears. The amount of teeth, the size of them the gap between has to be accurate. If the gap is to tight the teeth won't fit and the gear won't work. If the gap is too big there is too much play and the teeth will break. The gears within this device ranged from small to moderately big from a few centimeters to about 1/4 - 1/2 meter in size. This requires precision and accuracy. Again it wasn't built or designed by an ametuer it was built by masters of their craft. They may not have understood it in the same exact way we do today, but they understood it in the way the knew how. It's all about perception and context. There's usually more than one way to achieve the same goal.
@@skilz8098 that's what I said... They used it but never explained it on a scientific level
Amazing ‼️
Thanks for the laughs!
'Scientists can't explain' videos are one of the best teaching tools for students from grade school to college. When children can easily explain or just as easily pull up a ream of papers that explain what 'scientists' can't explain, it calls into question your definition and choice of scientists.
Thank you for helping to teach children how to think instead of what to think.
How do you spell the last presented one? Yuck Chow? :D
I don't know if this pertains to the "mystery" of ancient stone cutting tech or not, but given the research I have done, I think I am cutting either andesite, basalt, or gabbro rock with crystalline structures running through the stone. It is a very hard stone and the tiny crystals running through the stone are even harder to cut, at least with the standard hand saws I am using. Working my way through 1/4-inch-thick stones is a month-long process or even longer sometimes depending on how many crystals I have to cut through. Once cut and polished the stone has a mirrored finish.
Look into vibrations to lift and cut rock for pyramids
If you want to know "How" you need to reevaluate the assumption that these megalithic structures were made by man. Look up godelectric
Love all the vids keep makin them👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Much of the high tech stone cutting was done long before the Later Egyptians repurposed it for their own needs.
What does the bottom of the cut look like? Flat like a flat blade was pulled back and forth. Convex as in a round blade> Convex as in a wire was pulled at an angle>
Negatory
Egyptain Blue dates back 700 years before Nefertiti
14:00 We need a DIY video on how to build our own yakhchal beer fridges! You didn't really explain the process.
Thank lots brother .
King Solomon talked about ancient technology that was lost after Noah's flood and his three sons and all that Knowledge from the pre-flood world
Interesting
this is fascinating ... imagine after thousands of years, there are still evidences of inventions/creations existence ... i wonder a thousand year from now! WHAT WILL BE TODAYS GENERATION CAN SHOW TO THE FUTURE GENERATION ...
Kun, sadly probably not much.
@@thecatnat3574 yeah bc most of todays technogy is digital, and regular storage devices are like easy to corrupt ... in the 90s and early 2000s we still have PHYSICAL PICTURES, WE DEVELOP PICTURES AND HAVE ALBUMS FOR IT ... REAL ALBUMS AND PICTURES ... that way, we have something to hold as a remembrance of that moment.. I STILL HAVE MY PICTURES FROM MY "PROM" and some pictures from HS ... KIDS NOWADAYS! ALL OF THEIR PICTURES ARE IN DACEBOOK OR INSTAGRAM ... they dont have PHOTO ALBUMS, and pictures ... THE REAL ONE ...
What these things show is that scientist usually aren't as smart as they think are just because they have a few letters after there name.
0:05 Dominick Reyes switched careers after that nasty ko.
This chaps voice reminds me of Kermit the Frog...
Or venkman from ghostbusters 80s cartoon
With a mix of Seth Rogan
Hes so many places
He sounds like WATOP for me
NOOOO!!! Now I hear Kermit too.
Just so you know, jerry springer didn’t use lie detectors that’s maury povich
Both are scum bags
And wtf? That “lie detector” WAS NOT TECHNOLOGY!!!!!
Lamps that burn forever??? Must be true because every movie and TV show that has a scene where the actors enter a lost cave or tunnel has a whole row of burning lamps. Just like those "as seen on TV" products shown on late night TV, if it's on TV or in the movies, it must be true.
Amazing stuff.
They just love building dams that cover history. They did the same thing with the aswan dam. But that was also because they didn't care to have the KUSHITE antiquities salvaged because....it was kush
Weren’t the Kushites in southern Egypt and Sudan?
@@kaiservon2936 yes. The aswan dam covered so much. But they didn't care.
Yup so infuriating
Can someone explain to me how muslims are so insecure they can't accept that any culture existed before islam, which they know full well is impossible and a lie? especially when they see it with their own eyes.? So what, the solution is to destroy a priceless piece of ancient civilisation? that gonna make your god happy, you sure? Doing God's work, are ya? i just don't get the logic. unless it's like the ostrich burying its head in the sand, yeah maybe that'll make it go away
The water system was used by Tamil King Cholas from south India 🇮🇳
a system of pipes that are designed to convey water is by definition an aquaduct
“He was an eccentric.”
*shows Snape*
What about Da Vinci's mechanical lion?
Or how about the helicopter?
0:53 The Hoover Dam in in Iran? All this time I thought it was in America.
Wow these are so well edited I thought this was watop
amazing
actually the stone cutting of the pyramids is very simple,
use a blunt flat rectangular object with sand and saw through the stone using the sand as an abrasive.
this is widely known btw...
Wrong...at that pace the pyramids would have taken 5000 years to build and over 100,000 men
@@salvalooez2249 with the technique above, i can (preferably with 1 or 2 extra people) cut a meter thick stone in about an hour or 2
lol i see so many comment how people saying its interesting but easy and explain how the modern society would try and copy the ancient ways all i can say to you buddy is keep dreaming
@@tamzg2664 never said it was easy, it would destroy me. but it can be done
Knowledge of how to use ancient technology was lost, and it was more useful to melt down for swords and shields or crowns or coins or something.
Amazing
Please do some research on sigiriya rock in dambulla , sri lanka , pretty sure you'll be amazed
0:23 lol best proof ever. proof they had MASSIVE feet... o_o
and computer also.
"Scientists still can't explain" *explains everything*
Science cant but TH-camrs can
Most scientists are money greedy !$%#@@ and go along with the rederick ..ask the catholic church how they suppressed technology and inventions for 1800 years. Matter of fact .....one of the greatest scientists of all time died in a church jail environment. Galileo
@@salvalooez2249 whatever you just said makes no sense
While scientists struggle to understand how the ancients could dream this stuff up, you must realize it only takes one super genius to create technology, and history has had plenty. Look how advanced Tesla was. We still do not understand everything he knew over a hundred years ago.
"I dont know how it was done so it must be alien technology!"
What has been will be again,
what has been done will be done again;
there is nothing new under the sun Ecclesiastes 1:9 The bible makes sense
Actually cutting through stone is not hard at all. Power tools just make it less sweaty and vastly faster.
It is hard. The stones they were carving were a 7 on the MOHS scale. Granite, diorite, and basalt. We'd have a hard time doing the same with modern steel and diamond tools. The Egyptians were still using copper. The only iron tools they had were ceremonious, brittle, and made from meteorites.
Take for example, they were hollowing out granite blocks with perfect right angles inside. The Serapeum granite boxes were constructed within the tunnels they now occupy. There is little elbow room.
@@BungieStudios, they used bronze which is almost as hard as steel. Iron only took over because Tin became hugely expensive and Iron did not come from meteorites.
@@olawcristophersoun1373 Dude. Bronze is a 3 in hardness. Still unable to cut granite. Our steel has to be diamond coated. Even then, it's usually easier to split the granite rather than cut it. You'll at least need iron for that.
Copper was the most widely available and commonly used metal in Egypt. This is what they would have been using. Iron was known as the metal from the heavens because it was sourced from meteorites.
We still have no idea how they hollowed out diorite and granite with precision. We have no idea how they drilled out cores from granite. Some demonstrations of copper and wood tools combined with sand were made in an attempt to explain how it was done. The copper was quickly worn away. After much effort, they were able to create a granite core. What did they use to break off the core though? An iron wedge. 🤦♀️
@@BungieStudios, wood and water can split granite, and Bronze work hardens. You are replying to a retired stonemason. It really only takes simple tools and hard work.
@@BungieStudios, FFS the core from a core drill only needs a whack with a hammer to break off.
Rope-saws are used to cut kitchen granite slabs. The picture of the rock-cylinder with multiple cuts looks like a rope-saw was used.
Fancy that... an old technology (rope-saw) forgotten by many we use today may have been used 6000 years ago.
It’s called an automaton. They are amazing. The man was a genius!
The so-called ‘boat pit’ alongside the GP was actually the site of a giant saw that was used to cut the granite structures lining the “grand gallery” and the so-cslled “kings chamber” and many other pieces scattered around showing saw marks
U should check some indian temple.... Which is far more amazing than any
Their is a big gigantic world other than yours 👿 you are not the only one who lives in it ...so please 🤫
No saw, laser or control heat. No saw. You ask where is all the modern tools if that's what they use to make these unbelievable cuts. Earth, Wind, Fire and maybe the Sun was the power of these tools. The secret is how to hardness this power. What ever they use, it was sure biodegradable in time. And that technology and methods died with them.
Anything technological made from iron, steel, glass etc would last no time at all:/ AS for no saw, there are definite saw marks all over the place, huge drill holes too! NOT copper saws with sand as an abrasive, that one is just too funny,lol
@@TheZacdes I concur
I would imagine saw blades got turned into shields
Human technological development is not linear, rather cyclical. Prehistoric civilizations were far more advanced in many ways, particularly levitation etc, only to be wiped out in mass extinction events time and time again
There are more suchlike this in India 🗺️
@zay hi south india temples..
Fallen angels gave knowledge to the humans and their off spring. "The nephilim" giants.
Thats who built all these large monuments.
They gathered with Rick Sanchez and did all
They certainly aint building shit for us. If anything we built those stuff to protect ourselves from them
12:35 if this isn't a Blumhouse movie I call dibs
Please give more information on the device that took three measurements. I am spelling everything wrong and cannot find the information. I love history and have never heard of this and would love more information. Thank you
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torquetum
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antikythera_mechanism, here is another, similar device that actually came about earlier that might also interest you.
Ask any “Egyptologist” about the obvious and deep saw cuts found everywhere. They’ll look at you with a straight face and say, “Copper chisels and rock hammers!” 🤦♂️
Truth...they think most humans are practically retar@%%#
Japan’s great wave pictured while talking about China
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Narrator is correct. d Japanese water wave drawing art was copied fr China. dey have same form.
That guy who invented stone saw be like after knowing alien gets the credits
Should've included Baghdad Battery.