The Red Pyramid Makes No Sense | Exploring The Three Interior Chambers | Megalithomania
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- The Red Pyramid of Dahshur is said to be the third pyramid built by Old Kingdom Pharaoh Sneferu, between 2575-2563 BC. It's red colour comes from the reddish limestone, although it was once covered in white tura limestone (like the nearby Bent Pyramid). In this video Hugh Newman explores the three inner chambers, questioning what it may have been used for. He is joined by Andrew Collins and Yousef Awyan, and interviews Geoffrey Drumm of @thelandofchem who explains his theory on how it could have being used to produce ammonia. The remarkable corbel-vaulted ceilings and intricate stonework suggests this was built by master masons. The unusual third chamber is higher than the other two and originally had no clear access, with rough-hewn cyclopean blocks revealed beneath the floor which John Anthony West suggested could have once been exposed to the elements due to the weathering on them. The team also look at the mortuary temple and the remains of the pyramidion which was once on top of the structure.
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A pyramid explorer once said "the interior of the pyramids are not ceremonial, they're industrial".
Totally agree!!
Fertilizer is also good for making weapons. Thus, chemical is napalm.
The passages were never meant for people to go there..
Agreed
Definitely looks more like it could be an industrial facility...
No decorative inscriptions like the temples they built.
yet people (myself included) do
I was in this pyramid last year, I almost collapsed with exhaustion just trying to climb out.. I had to rest for about 5 minutes before continuing... none of the pyramids were designed to be walking about in...
@@adamblackedition5529 Es sind ja auch perfekt konstruierte Maschinen.
Much respect for Geoffrey. I studied chemistry for 4 years full-time (Oxford University), and believe Geoffrey's hypothesis merit serious consideration.
@@hesmanification
It is called 'Bat poo' lol 😆
It is the source of ammonia.
And you did not study chemistry at Oxford as the available course is 8 years not 4 years 😆
@@hesmanification
If you had gone to Oxford and completed the course you would have a professorship in Chemistry.
Im with Geoffrey....Haber-Bosch process to make amonia 🤪
@@daisydog388
Lol
Ammonia can be made by piss or bat shit & plenty of easy ways .. this guy says the chambers are for making ammonia in the central chamber 🤣 yet even if it was required to build a monstrosity like this to make it, there is no outlet ahahaa or pressure release mechanisms lololol
What a joke 🤣
@@daisydog388
Lol
Ammonia can be made by piss or bat shit & plenty of easy ways .. this guy says the chambers are for making ammonia in the central chamber 🤣 yet even if it was required to build a monstrosity like this to make it, there is no outlet ahahaa or pressure release mechanisms lololol
What a joke 🤣
There’s a big difference between stones being fit tightly together and a chamber being air tight for chemical production. Even in modern times the Egyptians use very crud cave like shapes so they can collect the bat guano for farming. No elaborate chemical production needed to fertilize
Thanks Hugh! This is the first time I've seen Geoffrey Drumm's work mentioned on any other site. It sounds like solid science and a practical theory. His novella is great too.
He's thankfully doing the rounds at the moment. DeDunking had him on 2 days ago which is in my Watch Later list.
This is gold mine,litterally mind blowing!
Yes building bouillon 😅
All of this is quite possible. The Egyptians were very wealthy people and their wealth came from farming. While the soil was rich in nutrients from the Nile, adding man made chemicals as in modern farming would really get things growing. Would ancient people put so much effort into something that wasn’t religious? Of course they would. They weren’t much different from us. Look at where we put our biggest efforts, dams, solar farms, agriculture, even football stadiums!
Spot on
Normal needs are the reason they built it
For a better existence
Possible? Id say nothing else makes an ounce of sense compared to this CHEM-ical manufacturing explanation.
And we must not forget that in addition the rulers were non-humans or hybrids, i.e. a breed of non-humans and humans, who had very developed technologies and knowledge at their disposal.
They are still ruling today by proxy who command the multigenerational worldwide operating criminal cabal called governments.
One lousy trick that was implemented was manipulating the human DNA. We are being told that 98% of our DNA is "junk DNA".
Make sense of that. Do we have evolution with survival of the fittest? If, then junk DNA does not make sense at all.
Chromosome 2 is actually 2 chromosomes cut in half and a half from each chromosome then glued together inverted, i.e. the telomers (endcaps for protection during splicing of DNA) sit in the middle of the chromosome instead of at the end.
The Egyptians found the Pyramids, they didn't build them.
@ can you be sure?
the intro music is a true banger, enjoy it every time!
So happy to see Geoffrey getting some more attention. 🤩
I thought I was the only one watching his theories sometimes. This is great!!
Who on earth is Geoffrey? No one is watching for him, they’re checking out the content.
I still dont believe humans built these structures , I think the Egyptians simply found them
interesting take on ammonia for fertilizer. seems like a whole lot of effort to get something they were already getting flowing from the nile
@@blitzen2009
And bat poop was everywhere hence the smell of ammonia lolololol
So basic
@@BrodyLuv2 i think covid just proved people will believe anything.
The Land of Chem channel explains this in detail
He didn't explain. He made up rubbish. He knows fk all about chemistry or physics.
@@logic.and.reasoning Sorry for your loss.
I instantly loved LandOfChems Ideas and Videos, extremely plausible AND full of passion! I binged the whole 30 or 40 Videos he had online that time and thought to myself "that passion is the key to some deep, powerful epiphanies, but boy... sooner or later the ones with big money will start to steal from you." So fk sad.
@@Alex-cb7cc Not sad, it is extremely important that we erase history in order to easily repeat it. RE:chemistry.
CATS! if the interior still smells of ammonia then it’s definitely where they bred cats 😂 Love your work!
Except for the last chamber where the great urinal for the visitors were digged.
Chemical factory, who knows yet. Other functions: who knows yet. Burial Chamber, not a chance.
You will believe anything so why worry
@driveboy317 elaborate please.
What could you possibly do with a few chambers, tho? There's no complexity.
@BuzzingGoober Good question. But leading a Pharonic Funeral Procession through that construction isn't possible, so the "Burial Chamber" hypothesis is, well, buried.
@@TopazBadger6550 No, i agree. I just can't wrap my head around what these small rooms were possible used for. Nothing makes sense.
There are many problems with that theory. Stone is too porous to contain gases, especially when under pressure. When carbon dioxide is dissolved in water, it produces carbonic acid, which is destructive to limestone (calcium carbonate) and will produce the bicarbonate. When you add the ammonia, or ammonium hydroxide, to the equation, it created even more problems. When ammonium hydroxide reacts with carbonic acid, it primarily forms ammonium carbonate and water; however, if calcium carbonate is also present, the reaction will result in the dissolution of the calcium carbonate due to the formation of calcium bicarbonate, which is more soluble than calcium carbonate, effectively "dissolving" the calcium carbonate in the solution. There is zero chemical evidence of these reactions taking place within the structure of the red pyramid, nor any other pyramid.
Is there an ancient sealant they might have applied that eventually fell off over the centuries?
If i ever win the lotto I swear the first thing I'll do is book a megalithimania tour to Egypt!
Just save money bro. Couple years and you can do it 👍
Once there lock in a guide/taxi. Do this at your hotel. Stay close to US embassy. Don't wear shorts always have wife dress conservative. You gotta spend two days at Geza with a guide and camels. For protection. Then two days at Memphis serrapeam saguaro step pyramid. One day in Cairo for the market place and Ramses Sguare and the Cairo museum.always carry very small bills because everyone wants tips. The police aren't your friends and will kill you so hire bodyguards very cheap
Everyone is friendly and love Americans despite what you think
@cdsred with a newborn and my bills it be more like 20 years. Until then I'll just enjoy the videos!
You can go by yourself for a fraction of the price, unless he pays the thousands of dollars to go to places that are locked like the Osiris shaft and other underground spaces. The $5,000 these people charge isn't worth it.
I believe the inner chambers were constructed before the time of the first Dynastic period, and like all of the other interior chambers of all other pyramids, were used to harness, store and conduct EM current. That's why the specific types of rocks used and why so much expense and effort was used to construct the pyramids...and why they were sited carefully in specific power spots if you like. There is evidence that pyramids were periodically rebuilt on exactly the same spots - much as Churches were built on top of formerly Pagan temples and sanctuaries.
Most pyramids were renovated or added onto in later times - and they were used for rituals and to bury deceased Pharaohs and Kings in, however the tech on how exactly the Pyramid power plants worked was lost at the end of the last Age of Civilization. The dragon was, after all, a universal symbol, and is connected to the global network of Ley Lines. The Leys are marked out with conducting stones (obelisks and stone circles) which were part of that network or power grid. Here we must investigate magnetism/earth energy to rediscover what was lost.
These are all Hancock, Bavual and Dunn talking points. Which I happen to agree with more or less. Aside from the math and placement, It is still in the realm of speculation. But it is certainly clear that pyramidal structures were designed to create a resource and served a particular function. What that specifically was, is open to debate.
The ammonia theory might be a bit too far gone, but it actually makes sort of sense to build a pyramid if you are gonna contain some sort of process under pressure. Just the weight of the stones piled on top of the chambers would keep them from exploding. The "chemical residue" is perhaps some sort of sealant?
No way would they build these humongous pyramids just to do chemical experiments.
Not experiments they knew what they were doing.
however you think they would build these humungus structures to contain the body of a dead Pharaoh , and then not use it as such , and then build another one for the same reason ..ye that really makes sense
@@kawasakikev8905 They never contained a pharaoh. They were buried in the Valley of the Kings.
Thank you for this, thanks also for having Yousef on also, always adds interest.
Really enjoyed this, thanks Hugh! I’ve always thought they were processing plants of some kind.
Geoffrey
Drumm’s theories are very interesting too 🙏🏼
The undersides of the blocks forming the corballed ceilings seem to be clean. Would they not also be stained if the entire space was filled with chemicals that stained the vertical sides?
Noted that the first lower chamber (Grand Gallery) is always oriented 90 degrees to the second higher chamber? Wich routes are the assumed forces taking?
The self proclaimed pyramid expert nutcase and flat-earther are the same breed. You wont change their mind, with basic facts or science. They both will always come up with something more ridiculous. 😂
The main reason that the blocks aren’t stained by chemicals is that there was no fucking chemicals in the pyramid.
Right. I think they were flooded at some point in the past.
@@stjrtrucks2 using intersecting pressure waves maybe? I mean piezoelecrticity or so?
Great to see G and his work be given the attention and exposure it warrants. Unlike others in this field that focus just on the "main" Pyramid (whilst ignoring others within throwing distance) for multiple decades and have a theory that only explains half of what's there (and cannot be replicated) he's gone global and has done so in half the time.
The first obvious question that people have and get stuck in trying to answer (which may never be known) is guessing how they were built; where he has avoided this trap and asks why. Using science and doing the ground work he's connecting the dots and I think will lead to us to find out what the hell was going on within our life time.
I just hope enough people will find out and understand, so when the next flip happens (probably soon after we find out) we'll be able to restart civilization in the same way they did.
Sicher war da eine höchst entwickelte Zivilisation am Werk. Eine Verbindung mit ihnen sollte leicht möglich sein, nur sagen sie uns, dass wir eine sehr harte Prüfung bestehen müssen, bevor wir unsere Freiheit gewinnen können.
In my opinion, this is the best explanation of all this pyramid madness. Of course, it leaves a lot of questions on how it was built.
“Smells like ammonia”
Sniffaru could have told you that
Yes lets build this gigantic pyramid to mirror the half dozen other pyramids, spend a literal kings ransom to make ammonia? That could be the most silly thing ive heard yet. Now if that guy was an educated and experienced chemical engineer hed know there are simpler ways to make ammonia and bats do it all the time.
Ok to introduce water into a pressurized space it takes MORE pressure on the water side. Physics 102 asks, how did they contain the incredible pressure on the outside to introduce more water to increase the pressure in the final room?
Ok so lets imagine its an ammonia generator, what was it used for? Fertilizer? Cleaning? Were they making plastics?
Bro its bat guano and urine that stains the freaking rock.
Dont think too much when watching these vids 🤭
You're getting a bit emotional. I appreciate the info, but you should simmer down, it's bad for your health.
I doubt you think much when watching any video.
Ammonia is just one step in a larger chemical process. Definitely not bat guano. The smell is not even close. Any experienced caver knows what guano smells like. This here is just “pure” ammonia, offensive to the nostrils.
And of course Christopher Dunn’s work only reinforces these claims. It’s not like they were just manufacturing chemicals - it should be understood that those chemicals are means to a greater end.
@@Whiskey0880 white knighting a middle aged man is kind of weird
Very enjoyable video, not too long & full of great information.
Outstanding. Very interesting stuff here. Thanks Hugh, you always bring the goods. No matter what this (and all) pyramid was built for, it's interior chambers certainly seem to be more than just simply a place for a sarcophagus to be housed. Even if they were just tombs (I don't think they were originally) it seems as if form is following function in their design and has an intended purpose beyond storage. An incredible structure for sure.
Great video, thank you. I'm not that convinced of the chemical reaction theory. It would have needed a lot of pressure and flow regulating equipment, and openings on two sides.
Interesting theory... also a monumental amount of work for the simple production of a ( possible) fertilizer in a region that was by all accounts super fertile before it became arid (Sahara was green ?) so...?? However it is good to have an open mind :) and explore all theories. Thank you for the tour Megalithomania !!!
One the explanation for the removed floor would be treasure hunters.
Maybe a cistern made from a rare material and installed after the initial build. Building logistics would suggest installing this item last, to ensure security and finish protection. In the photos, the exterior vertical portion of the remove floor walls suggest a random but rectal linear placement of material for the base of the pyramid. However, there appears to be more radial linear vertical wall sections near the center as well as a flat larger stones at the very bottom. It makes sense that the builders of the pyramid would have accounted for this known and very specific part of the design before construction began therefore accounting for it during the construction of the base for the pyramid. It would make sense that this item was round and with a depth near the flat stone at the bottom.
The closest thing that comes to my mind is some kind of modernistic abstract artform, celebrating the highly scientific, mathematical and industrialized culture through the mathematical symbolism and the chambers and tunnels that look so functional and yet don't make the slightest functional sense. or a hidden message for the same purpose, saying that we existed.
Understanding of alchemy and first principles helps. In regards to messaging the hieroglyphs we see in Egypt for example are basically translatable to current English letters minus XYZ and don't really tell much as they were for the public to see. The details were in the tablets that only the bishops had. So therefore the only place known to have the tablets is the Vatican and yes we existed. It's very to accept that we could of been technically advanced back then because wars is what knocks us back. Look at Germany. Got smashed by America cause America wanted the Tech. Nothing more. So I would take a good guess that there was a war and certain ways of doing things were lost along side just modernization and improvements leads to lost technology. One thing they were not good at was making steel and it would seem that fire was rarely used and they were conscious about chemicals etc spilling and they were masters of Alchemy and Resonance. They even had silicon gel batteries. Massive ones. The kind that you would hollow a block of granite out for. Our direct ancestors understood the spiritual world and energy like nobody else. They knew of planets that we only found recently thanks to a probe so either we were taught by a space travelling civilization or we were that space travelling civilization. However it's understood that the Annunaki created us in there image and they were from Sirus. The Sphinx points/looks directly at Sirus
@@MikeHuYT I don't know where you see alchemy or egyptian origin.
@Eye_Exist first of all you need to understand chemistry and all religions. All religions were created based around the annunaki. I don't understand what your saying. There is over 2000 pyramids around the world. They didn't just appear. They are all built on Geothermal vents. The bible, the Karan, Buddhism, you name it. They all referenced the creators Gaurdians of Destiny. We have never stopped Chemical production so therefore I understand that we had that knowledge of the pyramids and other great structures and they were simply lost of time due to wars and obviously the great flood. All the answers are in the Vatican. The Bishops were Generals to the Annunaki and there was always 2 of them available while one rested. They had the same bishops hat they use today. They either killed our ancestors and become the power of the world or our ancestors left. What ever it was it was bad enough they today still covering it up.
@@MikeHuYT so in a nutshell nowhere.
@@Eye_Exist it's 3 condensor towers. I suggest you research and understand. Go to the Vatican and find out for yourself like so many others do. Read. Understand the times. Understand the government's hide the knowledge from people. Like UFOs. We have the technology but imagine if we all started building one. Chaos. Most people are to busy in life to even stop and think. The worst people are the ones who disagree with things without any debateful information. Once you piece it all together you will understand. You can't go around life saying it looks like a train, dosent say it's a train so it must be a rock. At the end of the day we look at first principles. Everything is a rock until you apply resonance. Then the rocks starts to melt. First to melt is hydrogen. If space stopped resonating it would be a solid just like water. The more atomic particles the substance has, the more it resists melting.
I hate those people who graffiti everything they see.
Maybe some sort of power or chemical batch making on a hugh scale? Or maybe ancient pot growing facility?
I am unemployed political scientist.
There is a specific reason why internal chambers (rooms) are made in this way.
Wet / polluted air is heavier, while dry air is lighter.
Third, the highest chamber was supposed to be fulfilled by only dry, the warmest and the cleanest air.
It's just like the Chewbacca enigma, " Chewbacca is a Wookiee from the planet Kashyyyk. But Chewbacca lives on the planet Endor. Now think about it; that does not make sense! "
Endor is a moon, not a planet
Geoffrey is living in a fantasy world where load bearing architecture doesn’t exist. If all you have is a hammer, everything is a nail.
if all you have is a hammer, than you have a hammer. philosophy is the most minute application of the human intellect
Whatever was produced on the bottom of the pyramid. The shape of the pyramid probably had an energetic influence on the process.
So, the pyramid construction - minus the reaction chambers - had one purpose only - to attract electricity like a gigantic lightning conductor. Apparently the mass of stone and the foundation was critical for that part of the functionality. But I wonder how such powerful energy was controlled relative to the chemical processes.
9:45.. talking about the rough rock being removed from the bottom of the tunnel.. this was removed so looting could take place. There was something too big to get through the passage
Only people who don't build structures would think that way that you build the rough part first and then come back and start to finish it that's not how it works
Thank you Hugh great video as usual, you should definitely try and get this guy to Mega or Origins I'd love to see a full lecture on it
@MegalithomaniaUK: I have a request. What video did you do with JJ, I think/ Where you took pictures inside a hollowed out rock. About the size of a king sized bed,maybe. It has openings on both sides, but the inside is totally hollowed out! I need to see that rock again! That was AWESOME! I haven't been able to find it in your videos,or get it out of my head! but I definitely saw it on your channel! I think the rock was out in the middle of nowhere but It's been awhile and I only saw it once! I searched as many videos as I could, but still am at a loss.Could you help me locate that video? I would really like to see it again. OR you could just put those pictures on your next video, and give me a shout out! That would be the AWESOMEest! Anyway, I know your busy, so when ever you get bored or something. Also, Great video. (This one) (And the other one too!) (they're both cool!)
Interesting theory about chemical processing, and as a process tech myself I can see why one would think so. There's one catch though. Why a pyramid ? Why rock ? Why so much of it ? There's easier ways than this to accomplish any chemical processing you can imagine including producing ammonia. Where's the process monitoring provisions ? Sensor ports, atmosphereic controls, batch controls ? You can't accomplish much without some basic realtime data. How was that done ? How did they load the required materials and replenish the consumables during the reaction ? Not only how but where ? there needs to be plumbing of some kind. I feel there's more to this..
I just ask questions. How did they get the water up to where the descending entrance is and then how did they syphon it out after the final process was completed. If they needed electrical discharge for the process to work then how was that channeled into the chambers...not to mention the wait factor for an electrical storm and hope that the lightning strike would actually hit the conductors , it's kind of hit and miss really. Probably the last question would be if they understood the process to make liquid ammonia for fertilizer why build such a large unit in the form of a huge pyramid...it would have taken years to build and could have been done on a smaller scale with several being made. I am a firm believer that modern day Egyptians never built any of this and stumbled upon it by accident probably not knowing what it was or what it did. My reasoning would be that they never continued making whatever it was and it's not in any of their written or known historical references.
I agree with you.
Because they love making up stuff without considering if it made sense in the first place. It just hurts my brain listening to this. And im a open minded person about alternative theories. But this reeks like s...
Great questions Glenn, I had some of the same questions and here is what I've found after viewing the land of chem youtube channel that has me fairly convinced that the fertilizer theory has merit:
The annual flooding of the Nile provided the water they needed at the right elevation to the base of the pyramids. The pyramids have walls constructed around them that act as motes to contain the water. There are passageways that act as pipes to port the water from the mote to the pressure chambers. At key points along the passageways there are stone blocks that raise and lower, archaeologists interpreted these as trap doors for robbers however they share a common design with modern gate valves. Within these gate valves are hydraulic passageways that connect to the smaller pyramids around the site known formerly thought to be some type of priest pyramids, the ports between the pyramid and the stone gate would work to raise and lower the stones with hydraulic pressure as long as they were capable of making a good water tight seal, which would account for certain finely polished stones inside some passageways but rough hewn stones where seals weren't needed, in others.
From what I've been able to determine I don't think lightning was a power source, only heat and pressure. Heat can be generated by pressure, and pressure can be generated by raising the water level inside the chamber.
The pyramid's size reflects the need to contain a large amount of pressure in order to maximize production.
As you say, the Egyptians probably inherited it from their ancestors. I think it's plausible the ancients were recovering from a catastrophe that left the land less fertile and so the land then wasn't as fertile as it later became after years of growth cycles brought it back, and so the chemical factory was able to fall into disuse for centuries until we ultimately forgot what they were originally used for.
@@romeoindia9249 So now we've water tight stone gate vales lifted and lowered by water pressure alone , operated once a year when the flood waters arrived. A system ( A hydraulic processing factory ) that is spread out over hundreds and hundreds of acres that would have taken hundreds of years to build at best , with primitive tools of the time , just to make fertilizer. Such a monumental period in time yet the Egyptians have no records of any of it...even Moses wasn't mentioned anywhere in historical records until 400 years after the supposed exodus out of the area of all the slaves.
Nile river used to be higher, energry straight from the ionosphere like Nikola teslas theory.
after hearing about the land of chem, it makes so much more sense than other theories, the chemical staining in the walls is something no one talks about...
My own hypothesis is that these pyramids are internally combustion driven oscillator pumps for water pumping - the third floor would have contained an ignition device(Ark of the Covenant style capacitive discharge Device, which is inductively charged via hydraulic pressure upon the granite enclosing structure) - Cherubim Wings are essentially the spark gap clearance and therefore ignition timing), which ignites the HHO that is created by the cavitation of water by hydraulic shock load reaction(granite is HIGHLY WATER ABSORBENT!! .
The reason is simple and clear, and correlates with the African continent drying out some 12 yrs ago, before being obliterated some k's years later by a huge asteroid impact(Tanzanite).
It also tallies with the pole shifts, as the surface crust jerks incrementally every 12k yrs - Africa was further South and the solar irradiation was lesser(solar cycle is the same 12k)...............
It's happening right now, and is even manifesting on SATURN(Satan)...... !
Keep safe and well folks as there is a very powerful kabal that doesn't want you too!
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That’s fascinating to think the pyramid is built on top of older megalithic building. Imagine how old the original structure under is!! I already believe the red pyramid is far older than they tell us, so whatever it’s built on top of could be unfathomably old.
The fact the seams between neighboring stones are not ruler straight, and a neighboring stones edge protrudes into the abutting stone tells a story all by themselves: they are not cut stones. They are compacted geopolymer stones. Not poured, but tamped. Just as Davidovits proposed and demonstrated outside the Geopolymer Institute by creating the various grades of finished quality of the various stones as we see in the Red Pyramid.
Then why do the surfaces of the stone blocks shown in this video show so many chisel marks? Watch the video again and you'll see them.
@JohnMSawyer : Not saying all stones are geopolymeric, some are cut. When two geopolymer stones are cured with a gap for a third, any imperfection or gap on the lateral faces will be filled in by the incoming mix. Their stone cutting was superb, but they're not going cut a two ton block in such a way as to marry the neighboring stone's air divot.
Also, if these were chemical generators, now and then they'd be emptied and residual salts of ammonia or sulfates would be harvested from the walls by scraping, we don't know, but it could potentially be interpreted as resulting from such
Excellent. This was definitely the blueprint of the great pyramid. And WATER is always involved. But what was the use of the gases? Did they help move great stones?
The measure of technology in architecture is interior space. With those building materials a stepped in roof is the widest you can get.
Is that roughness in the stone facings in the chamber the result of the manufacturing process, so a lower quality finish, or the result of chemical erosion from after the stones are built?
they are like cells in a battery. the egyptians used the pyramids as atmospheric electricity stations. with huge kite/gliders tethered to the pyramids point
What do you suggest they used all that power for?
Eyyy! There he is! @TheLandOfChem knows what's up. The red pyramid makes plenty of sense. He already told ya.
Great quality video as ever Hugh, sorry but I am afraid the factory idea does not hold weight, these ideas float around and raise their head from time to time, have watched a few of the big chaps vids and give him kudos for actually moving to cairo😊
Could the chambers be remnant gravity-fed hydraulics used in construction (in conjunction with ramps)? Could the blocking stones have been hydraulic valves? Drumm may be close with his hydraulics view, but just assigned the pyramids a different purpose other than symbolic. IIRC there are recent scientific papers re the use of hydraulics in pyramid construction.
Very interesting. I have the pyramids on the bucket list.
How would they transport the ammonia to the farm field? The stone vases, leather bladders?
Very interesting and enjoyable video. I wonder how they moved the large volumes of water in and out of the chambers
This was the most interesting part for me, I found that on the land of chem channel Geoffrey explains there are stones inside the pyramids that raise and lower like gate valves and around all of the pyramids they built walled motes to trap water from the annual flood of the Nile river. The pressure from that large amount of water in the mote could be sent down passageways under they pyramid into the chemical reaction chambers.
The interesting thing is that presence of alien beings is the strong ammonia sulfur smell. Is it possible that the red pyramid was built to house aliens who were stranded?
the corbel cathedrals are definitely designed so condensed gas/vapors can drip back down to solution.
however, pyramids do not have valves to control drainage of liquids. also in the video there is a clear core drilled through the upper cathedral.
if these pyramid where chemical reactors, the process should be recreated in a modern glass & beaker process without valves.
Granite isn't porous, and limestone isn't porous enough, so neither could have absorbed ammonia, even after being immersed in it supposedly for the hundreds or even a thousand years or so while the pyramid was supposedly used to produce ammonia. Nor would ammonia have somehow stuck to the surface of the stone all these years--it would have evaporated long ago, leaving no trace of odor. And as this video repeats several times, the stone blocks fit together so tightly that no significant amount of ammonia could have seeped between them and remained there for thousands of years for us to smell today--even if some ammonia has been able to seep inbetween the seams, it would have entirely evaporated not long after the pyramid was no longer in use as a supposed ammonia manufacturer, since evaporating entirely is what ammonia does.
It’s interesting how such an important artifact of ancient history is not cleaned of its graffiti. It’s telling about the state of affairs not only in the Middle East but the world as a whole. Not encouraging but looks to be changing rapidly.
In my opinion, the pyramids are Charging ports for Anunaki (ancient aliens) spacecraft. The pyramids were tapered so that the space ship can sit on it while it recharged. And they live in Orion’s Belt, which is why the pyramids of Giza are lined up with Orions Belt. It’s what the dots tell me.
@@inspectoroznola-wj9pn imag8ne las vegas 24 tho7sand years from now. All that would be left would be hoover dam. Maybe there cities were spectacular and the pyramid was nothing more then a fertilizer plant. I was in Egypt at seraphim saqquara Memphis step pyramid when they discovered those big boxes and I tell you something is strange there.
@ …. What kind of strange?
you interpret the pyramids by what you've been told. do not forget that
I went in there last week and there was people in there chanting in the first chamber and testing the harmonics of it. It only cost £3 to go in that one and the bent pyramid, proper bargain.
Ammonia can also be used as fuel for rocket engines.
Thanks I was wondering if someone would mention fuel.
Maybe they were making rocket fuel for the annunaki to get back home
There appears to be round openings in the walls of the 1st and 2nd chambers and, seemingly deliberately avoided by the camera, a round opening in one of the damaged blocks in the damaged floor of the 3rd chamber. One wonders why any of the openings would have been filled in by the Egyptian authorities... and why the camera barely showed the hole in the stone in the floor of the 3rd chamber before sweeping away and not returning to it. Cover-up of the actual purpose? The fact that the granite is smooth as one enters the 1st chamber and gradually gets rougher as you go into the 3rd chamber is indicative of chemical reaction erosion as the solution became concentrated. The obvious drip marks is even more proof.
Eirie drumming to accompany the fallacy of incredulity that attracts so many... (eirie is a spelling mistake that I've left for those who don't usually get a chance to mock)
Reminds me of my high school history class with the pep squad outside.
"eirie drumming" what is that?
@@johnq1532 you'll have to spend the rest of your life wondering.
@@dongee1664 Not really..just curious as to whether you meant "eerie", seeing as you got all the big words right..!
@johnq1532 Good point John, got me there. Yes, eerie. I must admit I'm relieved as I was imagining you lying awake at nights wondering, not to be though. All the best.
Actually the combination of bat guano and rotting wood is quite pungent. I spent about an hour inside. It took me months to get that stench out of my sinuses. I’d recommend using a mask to limit exposure.
I am a Pyramid builder with over 100 years of experience, I have worked on various pyramids but this is something else !
Lol
@@MrDixe
You could say it is 'bat-shi7' crazy 🤣
Quite literally haha
These people have never heard of guano apparently 😭
Dr Joseph Davidovits and Margie Morris wrote the book The Pyramids: The Enigma Solved. The main premise is the blocks used in the pyramids were made using a type of concrete. I don't know what the point of making ammonia is. Was it used to make fertiliser for farming? If the pyramids were some sort of chemical factory then one has to presume there was something profitable about it.
Not sure they were made to produce chemicals, could very well be, it's a worthy enough hypothesis. Going by other pyramids, he is correct that chemical reactions took place within the pyramids as noted with The Great Pyramid of Giza's chamber walls showed signs of chemical stained etch levels before the Egyptian Government scrubbed the walls to remove the evidence. Speaking of which, is probably the reason why he can smell ammonia, as they prob. scrubbed these walls as well.
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Watched a video this morning on Khara-Hora Shaft in Russia. Wonder if this had a similar purpose (except beneath ground)?
Thank you. All points of view are welcomed.
If they pyramids were just large scale industrial machines, why go thru the trouble of beautifying them with polished casing stones?
@@lesternielson9280 iT wasn't the original builders who put the casing stones on it. The same civilization that was responsible for megalithics in Peru did that. They were restored by the ancients of super ancients
Good question. There’s good evidence to suggest the casing stones were cast in place. So the answer would be- it protected the structure and was easy to do
seal it. deflect sun?/heat
Q: How do you get the chemicals out?
Hello what is the best time of the year to visit the pyramids in Egypt and not meet many other tourists like in this footage?
The idea of it being some kind of reaction chamber is interesting. But the smell of ammonia might be all the bat shit and pee. Would explain why it subsided after they cleaned up the place. And ammonia is way too volatile to linger around a couple of millennia.
the connecting tunnel to the 3rd chamber was obviously enlarged by removing the lower blocks , that would explain the roughness of the lower stones , the question is why ? probably to enable them to remove whatever it was that they were digging up in the floor , large blocks and maybe some kind of box that modern "experts" will say was a sarcophagus , sadly we will never know as the floor was destroyed but the tell tale signs the connecting tunnel was enlarged are obvious .
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7:18 - explorers from London, from 1832.
Gordon Hill, Willie Andrews, Webb Dillon.
Can he recreate the chemical theory on a smaller scale ⚖️
Fritz and Haber did that 100 years ago.
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15:20 who and at what time dug the stones out?, what value were these stones? and where are the stones now?
so if they were for chemicals how did people get in and out safely to get the final product?
If the red pyramid was built to manufacture ammonia , why did they have to encase those three relatively small " rooms " inside such a huge structure ? Such an excess amount of building , if all they needed was a structure to house three " container " rooms.
I agree, the scale doesn't make sense for that purpose alone.
The suggestion is that the smaller original underlying mastaba structure was the chemical processing structure, and the added pyramidal stones were later additions. Still the question remains as to whether or not the scale is necessary for these processes.
To contain pressure and heat without steel pressure vessels? I imagine methane under pressure would require quite well fitted stones with a lot of sealing perhaps in the form of rubble piled onto stone ‘vessels’ covered with an outer layer of limestone? Maybe? Which may have the added benefit of mass to withstand the pressure?
I’m not so sure about process control though. Still, adding aqueous ammonia directly to irrigation water seems an effective way to fertilise. If the internet is to be believed. Maybe the end product didn’t have be very good to be sufficiently effective to justify the cost? Especially if the process was in use for a long, long time to amortise that cost.
@@MattCallaghan-u7h the ammonia is needed in the next process that produces hydrochloric acid, hydrogen chloride. There would of also been a pyramid for producing potassium hydroxide.
You are right about the steel. They had not mastered steel on a large scale. Also we use a very similar process today but so very inefficiently. I would also assume apart from the use of Gybsom. I don't think they knew how else to seal things with out resonance.
@MikeHuYT if they had the capability of cutting the stones with such precision and transporting massive stones over unrealistic distances, they also had the capability of steel, something equivalent, or better.
So here’s how I see it, there’s no water lines inside the pyramids for one, the roof is in that shape for the weight displacement, the darker the marks go on the ceilings is smoke from hundreds of years of people not having flash lights and exploring, and I think we need to first figure out how the pyramids were even built before we start making this stuff up, how are they going to fill those chambers up with water? From above? How are they getting up there with slick casing stone?
This is the first time I've heard someone else call it a "factory" I thought the same thing if you didn't know what you was looking at, it does look like the inside of a machine/factory/processing plant of some description. It just looks really industrial. And not like a temple.
was it a brewery ?
i hope so
The Egyptians had breweries that we already know about.
There is no reason to believe that they needed to build a pyramid to do it, especially when the effort put in isn't worth it as the usable interior space of the pyramids is comparatively small to its overall volume.
@@mnomadvfx'egyptians' did not make the pyramids.
This theory is entertaining and hilarious
Sounds like you've had a bit to drink.
@ that’s purely your projection.
I never drink / drunk alcohol.
@@sannurtas5893 Try AA meetings to overcome denial and resentment.
I didn’t visit Egypt yet. But I was in Mexico at Chichen Itza pyramid. And in many structures it was smelling strongly ammonia. But it was from bats.
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Kemet - chemistry
Great content for me, following Chris Dunn I , from an armchair perspective , have faith in the energetic properties of these evidently incredible structures and their purpose
Unfortunately I've not been able to see all of Geoffrey's content so not sure if he's directly addressed what appears to be clear indication of the "air shafts" being microwave tuners - as Chris's mate pointed out; or if he has I must have missed it. Either way microwaves can be used in chemistry by accelerating reaction rates and create milder reaction conditions. So this part of Chris's work fits in nicely.
Faith is not a viable stance for any serious scientific analysis.
You might as well start chanting with crystals and visit the local priest if that is your bent.
@mnomadvfx as there's no scientific proof of the purpose of these structures faith they weren't built for nothing is all we have
Went there in September. And the ammonia smell was very strong in the final chamber. My girlfriend had to breathe through her mouth and I got a headache right after leaving the pyramid. Could be because it was hotter? And that somehow increases the smell again. Who knows
They somehow figured out how to produce fertilizer on an industrial scale and became incredibly wealthy. Other countries tried to build their own facilities but couldn't compete with Egypt. The Amazon and Peru/Bolivia were the centers of food production, explaining the similar architecture.
All sounds good except the distance problem. These countries would have been in contact centuries earlier with common knowledge between them. But I think they were in contact, just many eons before modern academia portrays. It also may have been a different humanoid species. Enough proof aro7nd the globe suggests a total different story than we're told.
The Nile flooded every year bringing silt fertilizing the farms.
"They somehow figured out how to produce fertilizer on an industrial scale and became incredibly wealthy"
They didn't need to.
The Nile flooded annually like clockwork, bringing fresh inundation of nutrients and minerals to the soil from all the Nile's tributaries in the south.
Until the Aswan dam was built in the 1960s reducing the Nile volume downstream the Egyptians never had a use for fertiliser.
Get in a take a look! 😎
Do you think the chambers were used for water? They definitely filled them up with something, or chemicals? Could have been fertiliser for farming then hmm 🤔
Who is the guide at the capstone? I want to tour either him when i go there.
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Too hot! Be grateful I'm not wearing short shorts!
That guy at 5.55 is crazy mistaking bat poo for chemicals. The ammonia smell comes from their urine, also.
What was that thing floating in the sky to the left of the pyramid in that first shot. 1:00 in
I think about what people would think about remains of nuclear power plants if civilization was essentially wiped of the earth by a cataclysm and they are explored 12-25,000 years after the collapse. If all documents, data, paperwork was destroyed. We think an advanced civilization would have the ability to access the data we create today but it’s easy to see how easy it is to forget. Think telegrams, 8 track tapes, microfilms, compact discs, record players. These are all difficult to get own on a large scale. If there was a catastrophic wipeout now, world wide networks would collapse immediately. We technically do not have older networks to connect with the world or even locally like a hard line telephone. It would be a total reset. Plus, whoever lived we would need to concerned about how to produce and procure water and food, clothing and heat. There would be no gasoline or fuel available after a few days. We would die out too very quickly. Just a thought when thinking about why these structures were built.