Ben is a great speaker. No lip smacks. No teeth sucking. No ridiculously loud throat noises. So many videos on these topics from others are nauseating. Thanks Ben
Yeah he's great but in regards to 'others' I'm just glad that people are doing this at all. Someone has to. Thanks for all the great work guys, we've seen nothing yet!
I've done diamond drilling deep underground and something that happens every now and again is the drill bit doesn't get enough water flowing to it, it ends up getting to hot and welds itself to the bottom of the hole. We then have to leave it and try again with a brand new hole. It is very possible that this has happened at least once for the drillers involved in these drilled rocks. I would suggest to keep looking at every hole you can, and see if there is any remnants of a drill bit that has been welded to to the rock. This is much more common than one would think. And I would be willing to bet that somewhere out there is a hole with the remains of a burnt out drill bit. Good luck.
What about a rotating waterjet cutter? This could explain the feed rate being so great and also the pressure required, which would imply powerful hydraulic pump, which is also a precision mechanism, and its constituents ?
@richardjohnson8009 sorry out of my realm of knowledge but it's a good theory. I'm not sure how deep high pressure water could cut into something though. Good idea worth chasing down info on though.
To machine those lug handles out it would require a lathe, the work would be left in the chuck and a second jig would be attached to the tool holder with the work staying zeroed, then you would use the jig with a cutter to remove the portion of the protruding ring by rotating the in between the lets say the lugs are 10 degrees or so each so 340/2 170degrees or so on each side, otherwise you would end up with inconsistencies that 100% would require advanced tooling, which we have the exact thing today.
Ben will go down as one of the greatest voices of this conversation. It’s like witnessing history live go down. We’re not witnessing the pyramids being built , but we’re watching the veil being lifted on the historical hypocrisy that’s been plaguing our quest for knowledge on this topic. Hopefully it will be recognized in our not too distant future how these people were strangling our progress and will be called out by name, so the world can recognize how hard they fought the wrong side of history. I want them to truly feel the shame that they are trying to send Ben’s way.
Anyone who has used a modern diamond drill in stone countertops can tell you that Bens observations about the tube drills are correct. (And vases, etc.) Good job Ben!
This is a really good introduction to the theory. I love that you classify the 'out of placeness' in ways that are easy to understand. You have amassed so much evidence that there is no doubt in my mind. There was an advanced civilisation in very ancient times. If only academics would take an unbiased look at the facts.
It so crazy that they are still towing the same line, everyone I know that gets into this can't believe how it's not common knowledge nowadays, it's so obvious. I've bored many people with it but when they look into it, they can't get enough of it
Fascinating presentation, Ben. As a programmer, I really appreciate the scientific method and engineering rigor you bring to this complex and fascinating topic.
Sat glued to the screen, simply amazing, and what little imagination is left is is based on solid foundational facts which you covered in stunning detail. Ben your presentation was extremely well done and how you kept the information flow going from your own recall was amazing in itself.
@mileshamblen9982 If you listened to the introduction, he said, himself, that he was nervous and we could probably tell. My comment was reassuring him that there was no need to be nervous because he killed it; in an effort to boost his confidence. I'm a musician who plays live quite often and I'm here to tell you, it CAN be controlled... By being confident.
One of the best examples of inheritance made, which I've never heard you mention, is the Inca who told the Spanish invaders of that time that they did not build the great stone works themselves. They had found them and decided to rebuild what the ancients had left behind.
I still get that same feeling watching John Anthony West today as I did decades ago. I remember they aired his magical Egypt special at 2 AM on PBS. I had to be 9 or 10 years old staying up too late.
Why the hell didn't TH-cam show me this till just now? It's the one and only channel I'm a paying member of. Lol. You'd think that would put it pretty high in my suggested videos feed.
For those who use the, "then where are the tools" argument, go to any major construction site that's completed, and sift and dig through the dirt and debris. What you'll find are the common and cheap tools, like hammers, screwdrivers, chisels and pliers. What you'll never find are the powered tools that did the hardest work. That did the detailed work. That's how construction always works. And any archaeologist that doesn't know that should get into another line of work.
@corwinzelazney5312 But the point is that if these "powered tools" existed and were of the size and complexity implied by this theory then not only would you expect fragments of machines or machine parts to turn up somewhere in the archaeological record, you'd have an even greater expectation of finding remnants of the colossal industrial scale apparatus that would've necessarily existed to produce them in the first place. Therefore this objection isn't unreasonable.
Even if the construction site was in the middle of the City of London, enough time has passed for everything but stone to turn to dust. ( My guess is.. )
Amazing work. The only thing more mindboggling than the ooparts, the marks of advanced tools and the huge differences in build quality, is the refusal of the "mainstream" to accept the evidence.
@@colemanchapman8725 We probably have but you have not questioned anything and accepted unquestioningly everything said in this video (assertions which have been debunked many times)
@@thomasxxxxxx2345 I don’t accept anything unquestioningly. The claims made in this video have not been debunked many times. In fact there have been very very few attempts to directly address any of the evidence presented in this video and many others. It is more commonly ignored. I don’t see you addressing any evidence, just patently dismissing it. Keep your skepticism, it’s healthy, but I would suggest you really research these structures.
Excellent presentation Ben. You can always tell a person who is knowledgable in their subject when speaking in public. If you are knowledgeable you can speak without notes because you are confident in your own knowledge of the subject and this shines through with confidence and assurance in what is being said. Well done. 👏👏👏
1:09:31 fantastic connection you’re presenting here! The evidence is truly overwhelming. Side note, I’ve been doing research in plasma, and I strongly believe some form of plasma technology was used for these precision artifacts. I also feel it answers the question of what the nubs are found all over the world, it’s a residual effect left behind by what ever tool is used to quarry it, probably something to do with resonance. Thank you for your dedication in this field
The hot preamp sounds good, Ben. Listen to the first Aretha Franklin albums... they loved overloading preamps back in the day! As always, thanks for making the world bigger and more fun.
keep on noticing things brother. i hope all our questions get answered, even if it isn't what we expect. classical archeology certainly has dickall to say about it
Great presentation, Ben. The evidence is compelling. It's like we have been left clues and putting them together describes an amazing civilisation. I love how the ancient granite faces they made have such benign looking beauty, friendly advanced beings that we as humans look like, and most likely have their DNA in ours too. 😊
Idk whoever doesn't at least CONSIDER this theory is really close minded. How can you not? There's so much information and evidence that is suspicious at the least.
Huge fan of Uncharted X. You're passion for this is inspiring. I have no doubt that the Ancients were using some kind of advanced tools and machines that have been lost to time
It is clear your quest in revealing other-earlier civilization-s is passionate. Flip it as an exercise in possibilities: what would ‘they’ have thought about our ability to talk and see other people/places thousands of miles away both in real and recorded time…as mysterious as we are about their accomplishments. Keep on Ben and all your colleagues. I’m in your corner.
An eye (and mind) opening presentation ; great work, sir! You're presenting mind-boggling evidence, asking the right questions without jumping to hasty conclusions ; that's the right thing to do.I dream of a video where Egyptologists would participate and debate those questions with you and Christopher Dunn, for instance. That'd be interesting, to say the least, but unfortunately, I highly doubt any of them will ever take the -chance- risk 😜
Outstanding presentation Ben! You make a great case for pre-dynastic advanced tech thousands of years prior to the standard narrative. The conventional "Egyptologists" should be ashamed of their scientific negligence.
wow that was great had me interested the whole time which is hard to do when already familiar with this topic but you laid it out perfect and showed me some things i hadnt seen yet. as a machinist i instantly understand the implications of these percision made artifacts and if more people had the perspective of a machinist they might also understand that it is a complete mystery that anyone could have made any of those artifacts let alone the scale and massive quantities that have been found and passed up as nothing mysterious by "mainstream" academics
Ben, a thought. What if they used diorite and granite material for precision work because, with the technology they used, it was actually easier for them to achieve high precision than with softer stones? Maybe material with higher scale of hardness were more workable. If we entertain the idea that they did use sonic technology, then maybe hard stones had the properties required for those tools? Where softer stones would have disintegrated or make it hard cut clean. Where, today, we use more of a “brute force” approach to cutting stone with saws and mills, therefore we prefer softer stones because they are easier for us to work with.
Your correct the mic was pretty hot there was a bit too much gain on the preamp which caused some saturation. Otherwise, it was another great presentation from you. I hope to make it to Cosmic Summit next year if I can. Bravo.
Always enjoyable and illuminating presentations Ben, thank you for your dedication and passion, which I share in large measure for all to see on my own channel... The mystery which to me is even larger than the question of how these ooparts were fashioned, is WHY are so many of them unfinished? Why are the inner Osireon walls only partially smoothed? Why was the obelisk at Aswan abandoned 70% of the way through? Why are the huge stones at Balbek still sitting in the quarry? Why is the box at Elephantine island uncompleted? Why are the lower courses of the Menkaure pyramid only partially leveled? Why is there a 'stuck box' in the Sarapeum passage? What event made craftsmen at so many ancient sites throw down their tools ( figuratively speaking, since the actual tools are nowhere to be found ) in the middle of their tasks and disappear? And for that matter, why are there no tools in the archaeological record that could have performed the work we see? Until we can formulate a thesis that combines/explains all of these questions and more, we will remain in the dark about what went on thousands of years ago at these sites.
In the precision work found there that has to mean that to who ever or how ever they did it, it was easy for them... No one would spend days or weeks BY HAND doing this even if they had the time it makes no sense...🤔
I was just watching one of your videos in which you are showing granite that is flaking/ falling apart, and wondered as to what causes it. Well, granite that has been submerged in salt water for some time, and then allowed to dry out will cause that. In granite, soluble salts cause sand disaggregation and superficial detachments affecting the stone surface. sulphates, especially gypsum, are responsible for the flaking and degradation of granite. It would seem to me that the granite that is flaking has been under salt water for some time, and then has been reintroduced to a dry climate. Love your videos. Keep up the good fight.
OMG, Ben I've never seen you talk so fast, nervous talking in front of a live audience LoL. Great presentation, and it's Friday night I only had one 🍸 watching you, so I'll have to have number two and watch you again...
Hi Ben. This pertains to research and work that Christopher Dunn, you and others have been reporting. First, allow me to say that I agree that the pyramids were never tombs. What they were, or are, is the question. When the remote crawling camera reached the door and revealed the “handles” I immediately called bs. The copper rods were obviously oriented in a manner that screamed fluid sensor. The next logical step was to drill to see the other side and when accomplished the items found on the other side reinforced, per Christopher Dunn what we all suspected. Wiring to the copper probes and shielding remnants. This now begs the question: where does the wire go, and to what does it connect? Is there an electric driven motor that automatically opens a feeder port that flows into the shaft? Does this connect to a monitor station that is outside of the pyramids? Mr. Dunn raises the very valid point of access tunnels for maintenance. He refers to the French architect and his work regarding internal ramps. I know this is a bit long winded and, I suspect you and your colleagues have asked some of these same questions. I am excited by what you guys might find by looking beyond the accepted and delving into the actual science and engineering. Cheers. Michael Giddings.
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The fact that Ben can talk nonstop without notes or water is AMAZING!!
When you get to talking about something you’re really passionate for, you can do that
That’s what happens when you actually know what you’re talking about
It's like going on a rant but so much more focused...
Years of research and study…
Firing on all cylinders . . the Ben Ben cap stone of the Christmas tree
Ben is a great speaker.
No lip smacks.
No teeth sucking.
No ridiculously loud throat noises.
So many videos on these topics from others are nauseating.
Thanks Ben
Yeah he's great but in regards to 'others' I'm just glad that people are doing this at all.
Someone has to. Thanks for all the great work guys, we've seen nothing yet!
A sign he's comfortable and believes in the crap😂
@ Be nice. Ben is searching. He isn’t making assertions. Review the information and make your own ideas. Enjoy discovering things.
I've done diamond drilling deep underground and something that happens every now and again is the drill bit doesn't get enough water flowing to it, it ends up getting to hot and welds itself to the bottom of the hole. We then have to leave it and try again with a brand new hole. It is very possible that this has happened at least once for the drillers involved in these drilled rocks. I would suggest to keep looking at every hole you can, and see if there is any remnants of a drill bit that has been welded to to the rock. This is much more common than one would think. And I would be willing to bet that somewhere out there is a hole with the remains of a burnt out drill bit. Good luck.
What about a rotating waterjet cutter? This could explain the feed rate being so great and also the pressure required, which would imply powerful hydraulic pump, which is also a precision mechanism, and its constituents ?
@richardjohnson8009 sorry out of my realm of knowledge but it's a good theory. I'm not sure how deep high pressure water could cut into something though. Good idea worth chasing down info on though.
Those vases are for me the smoking gun for advanced tooling. The maths do not lie.
The 30-40 foot, single-piece columns turned of rose granite would be MORE difficult to make. Just sayin'
To machine those lug handles out it would require a lathe, the work would be left in the chuck and a second jig would be attached to the tool holder with the work staying zeroed, then you would use the jig with a cutter to remove the portion of the protruding ring by rotating the in between the lets say the lugs are 10 degrees or so each so 340/2 170degrees or so on each side, otherwise you would end up with inconsistencies that 100% would require advanced tooling, which we have the exact thing today.
I spoke with you at cosmic summit 2024 and i just wana say i appreciate you taking the time to talk to my group. Appreciate you man! 👍
Ben will go down as one of the greatest voices of this conversation. It’s like witnessing history live go down. We’re not witnessing the pyramids being built , but we’re watching the veil being lifted on the historical hypocrisy that’s been plaguing our quest for knowledge on this topic. Hopefully it will be recognized in our not too distant future how these people were strangling our progress and will be called out by name, so the world can recognize how hard they fought the wrong side of history. I want them to truly feel the shame that they are trying to send Ben’s way.
Anyone who has used a modern diamond drill in stone countertops can tell you that Bens observations about the tube drills are correct. (And vases, etc.) Good job Ben!
I've been searching for a good video to listen to while at work to finish the day today, and here he is, in his finest glory.
This is a really good introduction to the theory. I love that you classify the 'out of placeness' in ways that are easy to understand. You have amassed so much evidence that there is no doubt in my mind. There was an advanced civilisation in very ancient times. If only academics would take an unbiased look at the facts.
Modern archeologists have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo; they don't want their income threatened.
It so crazy that they are still towing the same line, everyone I know that gets into this can't believe how it's not common knowledge nowadays, it's so obvious. I've bored many people with it but when they look into it, they can't get enough of it
"academics" 🤪
it's amazing how people having the proof infront of their eyes all over the globe and stil deny the thruth !!! thank you for your inceasant hardwork
Nice one Ben. 43 year old Stonemason followed you for a year. Good job 🏴
Hey man don't be nervous, you're a good dude and we enjoy the channel. Keep up the good work
I almost bust out laughing watching him at the end, yet no audience he's perfection on a grand scale...
Fascinating presentation, Ben. As a programmer, I really appreciate the scientific method and engineering rigor you bring to this complex and fascinating topic.
Excellent presentation! Fascinating evidence of sophisticated technology!
Sat glued to the screen, simply amazing, and what little imagination is left is is based on solid foundational facts which you covered in stunning detail. Ben your presentation was extremely well done and how you kept the information flow going from your own recall was amazing in itself.
Thanks for your hard work it will be a library for learning for youth for years
The nerves were unwarranted; great talk, Ben!
Why would you criticize him for something outside of his control? The comment was unwarranted; awful remark Sean.
@mileshamblen9982
If you listened to the introduction, he said, himself, that he was nervous and we could probably tell. My comment was reassuring him that there was no need to be nervous because he killed it; in an effort to boost his confidence.
I'm a musician who plays live quite often and I'm here to tell you, it CAN be controlled... By being confident.
@sean_b_drummer Some can, some can't due to phobias, ticks, anxiety etc..
Well presented, I very much enjoyed. Thank you for giving the world unquestionable proof of ancient technology.
Brilliant presentation, you didn't seem that nervous mate, you bloody nailed it! Surely, common sense will prevail soon, love your work 🙏
Thanks Ben that was a great presentation your ability to communicate your idea's and hard knowledge is greatly appreciated
Ben, thank you for your exceptional research and presentation! 👍
This is amazing. What a treat. Keep up the good work brother! 👏👏👏
AWESOME!
Astounding and clear evidence of early high-end machinery ! super presentation ! hats off ! you are the best !
One of the best examples of inheritance made, which I've never heard you mention, is the Inca who told the Spanish invaders of that time that they did not build the great stone works themselves. They had found them and decided to rebuild what the ancients had left behind.
Awesome ~ thanks for
sharing here! 👍👍❤
This is reference quality work! Thank you Ben! Thanks for sharing past work and your own contributions to this field.
I still get that same feeling watching John Anthony West today as I did decades ago. I remember they aired his magical Egypt special at 2 AM on PBS. I had to be 9 or 10 years old staying up too late.
Awesome to see this live
Why the hell didn't TH-cam show me this till just now? It's the one and only channel I'm a paying member of. Lol. You'd think that would put it pretty high in my suggested videos feed.
For those who use the, "then where are the tools" argument, go to any major construction site that's completed, and sift and dig through the dirt and debris. What you'll find are the common and cheap tools, like hammers, screwdrivers, chisels and pliers. What you'll never find are the powered tools that did the hardest work. That did the detailed work.
That's how construction always works. And any archaeologist that doesn't know that should get into another line of work.
They would’ve definitely been stolen by a Tweaker by now
Good comparison tho
@corwinzelazney5312 But the point is that if these "powered tools" existed and were of the size and complexity implied by this theory then not only would you expect fragments of machines or machine parts to turn up somewhere in the archaeological record, you'd have an even greater expectation of finding remnants of the colossal industrial scale apparatus that would've necessarily existed to produce them in the first place. Therefore this objection isn't unreasonable.
Okay, Einstein... where the hell do all the 13 mm sockets go then?
Even if the construction site was in the middle of the City of London, enough time has passed for everything but stone to turn to dust. ( My guess is.. )
Amazing work.
The only thing more mindboggling than the ooparts, the marks of advanced tools and the huge differences in build quality, is the refusal of the "mainstream" to accept the evidence.
Yeah, a pity however no evidence has been presented to date
@@thomasxxxxxx2345 Are you tarded or just eviI?
@@thomasxxxxxx2345there’s absolutely no way we just watched the same video
@@colemanchapman8725 We probably have but you have not questioned anything and accepted unquestioningly everything said in this video (assertions which have been debunked many times)
@@thomasxxxxxx2345 I don’t accept anything unquestioningly. The claims made in this video have not been debunked many times. In fact there have been very very few attempts to directly address any of the evidence presented in this video and many others. It is more commonly ignored. I don’t see you addressing any evidence, just patently dismissing it. Keep your skepticism, it’s healthy, but I would suggest you really research these structures.
Ben is so easy to watch. It's like he anticipates every single question i come up with.
37 minutes in, I wasin't going to watch this presentation. I'm loving it Ben! your did a good job mate.
A really great presentation. So proud of what you are doing and that you are doing it so well. All very educational.
thank you for providing the evidence you always do.. you are actually proving what the holy book says with or without knowing it..
We love you! Thank you for the research
I watched your presentation on the CS channel, but the added images and clips make it even more fascinating.
Excellent presentation Ben. You can always tell a person who is knowledgable in their subject when speaking in public. If you are knowledgeable you can speak without notes because you are confident in your own knowledge of the subject and this shines through with confidence and assurance in what is being said. Well done. 👏👏👏
1:09:31 fantastic connection you’re presenting here! The evidence is truly overwhelming.
Side note, I’ve been doing research in plasma, and I strongly believe some form of plasma technology was used for these precision artifacts. I also feel it answers the question of what the nubs are found all over the world, it’s a residual effect left behind by what ever tool is used to quarry it, probably something to do with resonance.
Thank you for your dedication in this field
The hot preamp sounds good, Ben. Listen to the first Aretha Franklin albums... they loved overloading preamps back in the day! As always, thanks for making the world bigger and more fun.
Never get tired of listening to Ben break this down. Love your work mate, keep it up!👍
keep on noticing things brother. i hope all our questions get answered, even if it isn't what we expect. classical archeology certainly has dickall to say about it
Great presentation, Ben. The evidence is compelling.
It's like we have been left clues and putting them together describes an amazing civilisation.
I love how the ancient granite faces they made have such benign looking beauty, friendly advanced beings that we as humans look like, and most likely have their DNA in ours too. 😊
You dont sound too nervous mate. Ppl dont give af just wanna know the facts. You killed it 👏
This was the greatest in depth video of ancient proof that high technology was used before Egyptians took over these sites
You may have felt nervous but you did a great job. 👏 Thank you !
Get it!!! Always love some me some new info from you!
Doctoral Thesis lvl presentation. Fantastic.
Nice work Ben. You are one of the few folks I trust to bring me the real history of this complex era
Idk whoever doesn't at least CONSIDER this theory is really close minded. How can you not? There's so much information and evidence that is suspicious at the least.
Huge fan of Uncharted X. You're passion for this is inspiring. I have no doubt that the Ancients were using some kind of advanced tools and machines that have been lost to time
Outstanding talk Ben, great work.
Hopefully awaken some interest in a new audience.
It is clear your quest in revealing other-earlier civilization-s is passionate. Flip it as an exercise in possibilities: what would ‘they’ have thought about our ability to talk and see other people/places thousands of miles away both in real and recorded time…as mysterious as we are about their accomplishments. Keep on Ben and all your colleagues. I’m in your corner.
Great job. Your one of the better current voices of the mysteries
Love ya presentation Ben well done 🙂🤙
Addicted to this stuff. Well done Ben, great presentation. Watching from Canada!
Wow what a presentation. Thanks fir all your work
You are very inspirational.
An eye (and mind) opening presentation ; great work, sir! You're presenting mind-boggling evidence, asking the right questions without jumping to hasty conclusions ; that's the right thing to do.I dream of a video where Egyptologists would participate and debate those questions with you and Christopher Dunn, for instance. That'd be interesting, to say the least, but unfortunately, I highly doubt any of them will ever take the -chance- risk 😜
Fun watch. Now start using your influence to get into the really good spaces.
You do a very great work Ben!!! Amazing!!! 👏👏👏😃
The perfect jars can easily be reproduced using a flint dibble! You need a sharp one though, the ones I've seen seem extremely dull.
This was great! SNAKES!🐍
Well done Ben really enjoyed your talk 🙏
Outstanding presentation Ben! You make a great case for pre-dynastic advanced tech thousands of years prior to the standard narrative. The conventional "Egyptologists" should be ashamed of their scientific negligence.
wow that was great had me interested the whole time which is hard to do when already familiar with this topic but you laid it out perfect and showed me some things i hadnt seen yet. as a machinist i instantly understand the implications of these percision made artifacts and if more people had the perspective of a machinist they might also understand that it is a complete mystery that anyone could have made any of those artifacts let alone the scale and massive quantities that have been found and passed up as nothing mysterious by "mainstream" academics
Ben, a thought. What if they used diorite and granite material for precision work because, with the technology they used, it was actually easier for them to achieve high precision than with softer stones? Maybe material with higher scale of hardness were more workable. If we entertain the idea that they did use sonic technology, then maybe hard stones had the properties required for those tools? Where softer stones would have disintegrated or make it hard cut clean. Where, today, we use more of a “brute force” approach to cutting stone with saws and mills, therefore we prefer softer stones because they are easier for us to work with.
Sweeet!!! Friday and new Uncharted X
Good presentation m8, always interesting to hear your presentation.
great speech ty Ben these tube drill spirals look like examples of berklin currents or electric, plasma
YEEESSS!!! 👏💯🔝😊
Thank you for your important and amazing work!!!❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥🥰👍
Bravo Ben! What a treasure of a presentation. Thank you for this. I < Truly enjoyed this.
Fantastic job Ben! Excellent presentation!
🌹Great presentation 🌹
Good job Ben. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!! Salute from Holland 😊
THANK you for sharing this it is very interesting
Fascinating. Thank you Ben. 🙏🏼
So good! Time flew by.
“Science advances, one funeral at a time” 57:04 ~ Max Planck
@UnchartedX - This was wonderful! Thank you. QUESTION: What do you know about the pyramids of China? I wish we could get info on those.
great lecture, well spent time watching it, thank you
You’re a legend. Excellent presentation. Scan some more stuff!
Some from 100% Egypt this time.
This is an amazing presentation dude. Well fkn done.
Great work Ben. Super organized and informative
thank god a new video XD
Fantastic presentation! Please share the video!
Your correct the mic was pretty hot there was a bit too much gain on the preamp which caused some saturation. Otherwise, it was another great presentation from you. I hope to make it to Cosmic Summit next year if I can. Bravo.
Always enjoyable and illuminating presentations Ben, thank you for your dedication and passion, which I share in large measure for all to see on my own channel...
The mystery which to me is even larger than the question of how these ooparts were fashioned, is WHY are so many of them unfinished? Why are the inner Osireon walls only partially smoothed? Why was the obelisk at Aswan abandoned 70% of the way through? Why are the huge stones at Balbek still sitting in the quarry? Why is the box at Elephantine island uncompleted? Why are the lower courses of the Menkaure pyramid only partially leveled? Why is there a 'stuck box' in the Sarapeum passage? What event made craftsmen at so many ancient sites throw down their tools ( figuratively speaking, since the actual tools are nowhere to be found ) in the middle of their tasks and disappear?
And for that matter, why are there no tools in the archaeological record that could have performed the work we see? Until we can formulate a thesis that combines/explains all of these questions and more, we will remain in the dark about what went on thousands of years ago at these sites.
All excellent questions!
although I knew everything said here.
What an amazing lecture... hopefully people of money and power will be inspired to get to the bottom of this
Great story would like to hear more about the island.❤
Great job. Interesting as always.
In the precision work found there that has to mean that to who ever or how ever they did it, it was easy for them... No one would spend days or weeks BY HAND doing this even if they had the time it makes no sense...🤔
I was just watching one of your videos in which you are showing granite that is flaking/ falling apart, and wondered as to what causes it. Well, granite that has been submerged in salt water for some time, and then allowed to dry out will cause that. In granite, soluble salts cause sand disaggregation and superficial detachments affecting the stone surface. sulphates, especially gypsum, are responsible for the flaking and degradation of granite. It would seem to me that the granite that is flaking has been under salt water for some time, and then has been reintroduced to a dry climate. Love your videos. Keep up the good fight.
Excellent presentation Ben
Feel like Ben is doing more work and has more passion than academia
OMG, Ben I've never seen you talk so fast, nervous talking in front of a live audience LoL. Great presentation, and it's Friday night I only had one 🍸 watching you, so I'll have to have number two and watch you again...
thanks for share
Thank you! Very nice work with the videos now and to conclude with tube drills and overcuts. ANOTHER civilization.
Hi Ben. This pertains to research and work that Christopher Dunn, you and others have been reporting. First, allow me to say that I agree that the pyramids were never tombs. What they were, or are, is the question. When the remote crawling camera reached the door and revealed the “handles” I immediately called bs. The copper rods were obviously oriented in a manner that screamed fluid sensor. The next logical step was to drill to see the other side and when accomplished the items found on the other side reinforced, per Christopher Dunn what we all suspected. Wiring to the copper probes and shielding remnants.
This now begs the question: where does the wire go, and to what does it connect? Is there an electric driven motor that automatically opens a feeder port that flows into the shaft? Does this connect to a monitor station that is outside of the pyramids? Mr. Dunn raises the very valid point of access tunnels for maintenance. He refers to the French architect and his work regarding internal ramps.
I know this is a bit long winded and, I suspect you and your colleagues have asked some of these same questions. I am excited by what you guys might find by looking beyond the accepted and delving into the actual science and engineering. Cheers. Michael Giddings.
Gud vid 💯💥