Rock MELTING Technology at Ramappa Temple, India
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0:00 - Musical Cylinder
2:29 - Rock Melting Technology
2:48 - A Strange Demonstration
3:54 - Basalt Rock
4:13 - A Defective Piece
6:05 - Floating Rocks
6:28 - Conclusion
Hey guys, today we are going to examine the Ramappa temple which shows some solid evidence of Rock Melting Technology. Here you can see Lord Krishna playing his flute, and his feet is touching a leaf of this tree. And this beautiful woman is leaning on the stem of the tree. What could be the meaning of this? If Krishna was really playing his flute, the music he made would travel through the tree. If I tap on the stem, it makes a strange metallic sound. This is made of one solid rock, but yet it makes different sounds when tapped in different parts of the tree's stem. Note the difference in sound. And if you tap on other areas of the same rock, there is no sound. Of course, this is not a coincidence, the ancient builders clearly wanted us to know that this cylinder makes musical sounds, this is why they carved the symbol of Krishna playing his eternal musical.
But is this structure a carving? All historians and archeologists claim that everything in this temple was manually carved by hard labor. But how do you carve a cylinder on rock that makes music? And even more interesting, how do you carve a cylinder which will make different notes when tapped in different areas? And notice the width of the stem, it has the same width from top to bottom. The different sounds are not created because of the variation of size or shape.
Sculptors and Stone Masons confirm that there is no technology today, to carve a single rock which can make different sounds, when tapped on different areas. But how was such technology used at least 800 years ago, in this temple? The only way to create such different sounds is by altering the density of the rock, by melting the rock and molding it into a desired shape. But is it even possible to melt rocks and make it into different shapes?
In 2016, University of Buffalo demonstrated something strange. They put rocks in a furnace, heated it to over 2500 degree Fahrenheit, and made it into a liquid. In fact, nature does it all the time, it throws out liquid lava whenever there is a volcanic eruption. When scientists at University of buffalo poured this molten rock out, they gathered it into a simple cast made of sand. You can see the molten rock quickly fills up and takes the shape of the cast. This is exactly how we make metallic objects like swords and weapons for example. Did ancient builders use the same technology of melting rocks and mold it into desired densities, this would be the only way to make it create different sounds in different places.
What's really interesting is that University of Buffalo chose the same type of rock as the ancient builders, they are both basalts. Basalt Rock has properties that are ideal for melting and casting into different shapes.
But this temple has another interesting evidence of Rock Melting technology. The pillars in this temple are quite extraordinary with very complex designs but there is one piece that stands out. Not because it is carved, but because it has been left blank, while all the other pieces on the same level are carved. And it shows something very strange, it shows a defect in molding technology. Let's take a closer look at this surface, it has extraordinary polishing, but this surface is not perfectly flat. To understand this, you have to examine it by looking at it from a lower angle. The surface has a curvature, with a concave defect on it. This is why it looks bent out of shape, like a piece of plastic. It is impossible to make such a smooth, concave cut on rocks with manual tools or even electric saw, and it cannot be accomplished by hand polishing.
This is a common defect caused in molding process, this is called Warping. When we mold objects, the liquid sometimes will cool at different rates in different places. This will cause the object to become bent out of shape. And this is exactly what happened here, this was a defect made while melting and cooling the rock. The ancient builders recognized this was a defective piece, this is why they did not carve anything on it.
Now, remember, I showed you the floating rocks which were used on the tower of this temple. These bricks were created by heating mud to a very high temperature, and adding other ingredients to make them light weight. You can click on the top right corner to see the floating rocks. From all these evidences, we can clearly see that ancient builders were using rock melting technology.
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4.37 above your head there is a carving in arabi .. is it ???
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Keep up the good work Praveen.
Lot's of Love from India 👌
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as always, phenomenal work. Amazingly processed and served. Well thank you
Gyan Singh That is Telugu Language letter and doesn’t look carved
Ancient India was more developed than we thought. 🇮🇳❤️
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Exactly!
not only india was. we had high civilizations before, they all got wiped out
@Cobb Knobbler i never said it was. they probably were cleaner back then.
The fact is Ancient World was most developed, Specially India.
@Cobb Knobbler yes I agree
This man made me fall in love with indian heritage .Thank you
Yes, these are the temples we saw we appreciated their beauty, but never knew and never apreciated the uniqueness and technology used in these temples. Really appreciate your work.🙏
@Cobb Knobbler water treatment....
@Cobb Knobbler water treatment is a method to treat sewage before releasing in a water body.
@Cobb Knobbler the world is filthy pal. Full of sinners. Karma is not gonna spare anyone pal.
@Cobb Knobbler you opened eyes of so many people. I am in tears. The people who defecate in rivers are all english speaking, smartphone using people. Wow such a great service to humanity. Btw it has reduced much. Sanitation coverage was up to 98% from 38% before
The wonders of India are too numerous for many people to explore and understand. Thank you for helping us to see this.
My goal in life is to visit India and see these amazing temples and statues. Very glad Indians remembered and loved their heritage. Everything in my ancient history was destroyed by abrahamism
Do visit once Dan! You will enjoy that!
this is incredible! I love these ancient sites all over the world but I must admit that India probably has the most intricate and complex stone work in the world.
You would need many lives to explore India, facinating culture for sure...
And if you try to know ancient hinduism it will literally make you believe either in magic or extraterrestrial beings or the most advanced mind that existed before.
There was 3 India's look it up America was India superior
We get Stunned after watching the Stone works in India...and still the technology they used is unknown...
What makes you think that it’s better than what ancient megalithic Peru has to provide? Or even the serapheum in Egypt
Man, India has some amazing history. Just imagine the history India all them fantastic tales were not tales they were true. Amazes me.
But sad thing s whenever v tell abt our ancient history leftists say these r myths. They say ramayan s just a folk story nd lord ram s a myth despite having so many proof for existence of ram.
@@akshaya179 leftist and communist are Rabbies for society
search youtube for Nilesh Oak, he provides scientific proofs.
The workmanship in these temples is astounding. Very impressive. I like the theory of rock melting.
Please everyone make this channel famous instead of t series
Yeah he will be famous after he die
Just like sushsnt sing rajput😔
@@priyanshu1022 true
Hope nothing will happen to him ! Praying
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You are gifted with an amazing level of observation and analysis. All of your videos are phenomenal as indicated by your YT channel name. I bow to you, my friend and thank you deeply for your enlightenment.
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The warp in the casting is called a sink. I'm glad you're considering casting as a method for these amazing stone sculptures. More people need to consider this as a real method since it actually makes sense.
Can't the finishing be done with primitive forms of powder metallurgy and sanding ( crude industry grade diamonds enmeshed in animal hides and stuck on with tree gums/resins or coal tars ) ? Just trying to demystify and stop giving credit to laser cutting machines - lol.
interesting video. I could speculate that the flute is hollow due to a core drill into it, and the deformed pillar square is due to a fracture that was then grinded out of it, leaving an indentation. To remove the crack imperfection the pillar was smoothed out and dented.
Basalt intrusive lavas have subtle variation in cooling and this will contribute to their respective resonance ( sound) . None the less , these sculpture demonstrate remarkable dedication and amazing artistry! These sculptures are some of the largest and most amazingly detailed example of there kind in the world today.
That you (others) are currently aware of.
India is really an amazing place! Thanks for another great video Praveen
Thank you for watching buddy
more appropriate to call it Bhaarathamm or Hindu. the word india is given by the europeans.
@Politically Incorrect Bender; it is NOT entirely true because Unfortunately the persio dictionery also has the word 'hindu' in it BUT with their own persio definition attached to it. There are many examples of languages which has lived beside land-locked countries sharing common words with one another with different definitions.
Love your videos! None of this was covered in my art history classes!
Love & Respect from India 😍🙏🇮🇳
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i guess the art history classes never covered the fact that indian artisans were expected to remain illiterate - lest they share their guild vocational secrets to outsiders and lose the revenue and commission of their inherited expertise. It also explains why India cannot manufacture advanced technology equipment - they dont have a caste pedigree for that .
because it's bullshit, temples are real. but this guy is just talking gibberish.
Because it’s all lies told by this Indian scammer.
If you have a tube that makes a tone and place bands around the tube so that it is divided into three uneven sections by the bands, still one tube, that would result in three slightly varied tones. That could be the case here as there is a band of some sort wrapped around the cylindrical shape. Great content, definitely more than meets the eye nearly everywhere we look.
the Tulsa Zoo has a xylophonesque installation that has a single chunk of granite carved in a way that you can play it like an instrument... rings like striking chimes just like the video sounds
Yes, that's true...there's what looks like a vine or leaves wrapping around the cylinder, which I guess is supposed to be a stem or tree of some kind. Of course, it seems to be deliberate, especially with the "music" reference near it, on the sculpture. But that doesn't mean it was molded, just that the effect wasn't accidental, and the carvers intended people to enjoy their skilled and creative work.
Today , july 25, 2021 , This great masterpiece declared a UNESCO world heritage. Congratulations to all.
I feel so great that our ancestors are advanced then us now. We lost all the knowledge due to foreign invasions of Muslim and Britishers. Thank you so much Praveen for bringing the facts to light . 🙏🙏🙏
Britishers???? So why are you backward as a country.
Playing the flute could mean that he knew the exact frequency to bend or melt rock.....amazing
The flute would have been symbolic for ' sound '.
Now this is very interesting. Sound and frequency technology far advanced than what we can do in this age.
@@karenhamilton8296 Lol, what happened to those 'amazing' skills ? Lets not hear the same hogwash that invaders stole them - this part of India did not really face much invasions, and even under British rule - the rajah of Mysore was a autonomous client of Britain and an ally who contributed loyal troops to liberate places like Haifa (Israel) . Lets hope they can play their flutes loud enough to lift the stock market.
You are God to tell us these things.
We the Hindus were worshiping science and technology.
God or Devta is the one who gives something beneficiary to everyone without discrimination and you are sharing this knowledge without discrimination and without any charge.
I am gonna request the ministers to mention the link address of your videos. in the form of QR code or text on NCERT books of CBSE Board, India.
Let's hope, my request will be heard.
Hi Mass India, Thank you very much for your kind words. I appreciate your support. Have a great day!
No, Hindus were worshiping planets and stars. ( ASTROLOGY )
Hello again Praveen. Very cool video. I am a sculptor and this warping happens in bronze casting. It is known as shrinkage and occurs when the mold has and object that has walls that are too thick when poured and the uneven temperature of the material being poured cools at different rates and thus the warping occurs.
I’ve worked with granite most of my life, think about people rubbing their hand on that for thousands of years. It even has an arch that would seemingly represent the spots most commonly touched. I’ve seen granite do this in a couple years from people constantly rub/touching it. Like at casinos or restaurants and so on. I love your work and appreciate you my brother! Much love from Oklahoma USA.
Praveen Mohan is a Gem for the Hindus....He is resurrecting the glory of Hinduism to the entire world
Arvind Bamhi,
I live in the Montreal ghetto, full of western Indians who have ( are ) rejecting India's greatest gift, her spiritual heritage. All the incarnations of the Supreme Personality Of Godhead appear in India, Lord Krishna appearing approx. 5000 yrs. ago. Lord Ramachandra, 2,000,000 yrs.agp. Besides that there's the Vedas, ancient texts that contain a vast trove of eternal knowledge initially spoken, then written in Sanskrit. And almost all the self-realized souls come from India, ( so do most of the false gurus ).
I find it very ironic, that I, born in Germany, am embracing this amazing spiritual culture while so many Indians are doing the Opposite. Hare Om
Yes, he is a gem, he should be involved in making of ayodhya temple.
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He's a gem for the world.
PM is a gem for humanity coz even though he's studying Temples and analysing them but the analysis is for global audience
...mainstream says everything inside India was built approx 800 yrs ago. No way. I agree with you Praveen, gotta be older....positively fascinating, thanks
No mainstream historian thinks that. When I got my Comp Religion degree the head of my dept was an expert on meideval yoga texts so the dept had lots on Hinduism and at least in my discipline it was known India had temples and other holy sites to study that were more than 1000 years old.
White mainstream media is a complete lie!👋
Many temples in Tamil Nadu are built 800years before
temples at warangal telangana are 1500 years old
The rocks found in the bridge between india and sri Lanka (Ram Setu) are 4000 years old
This makes a whole lot of sense Praveen ,i think youre definitely onto something! Did you let Graham Hankock know? You two have a lot in common when it comes to answering to some of the ancients unknowns. These mouldings in India are truely marvellous!
if he, randall, graham and other wise/likeminded people had a big gathering we would most def find more clue's to solve the ancient history mystery
Interesting theory, but i think it would be more work to make molds and try to cast these enormous sculptures then to just carve them out of basalt. I think the change in tone while flicking the sculpture is not so much a change in density (though there may be some natural variations within the stone), but a change in vibration of the shaft as you move closer to the fixed ends. (The free floating center will vibrate more because it is not fixed) As for the indentation in the pillar, this may be explained by a chunk breaking off while carving and making the decision to make the area smooth instead of tossing the entire piece.
Logic! Ah! I finally found some....
Never worked in stone have you? Lol
@@Tonk1e IN stone, no. WITH stone, yes. I have a Dremel, angle grinder, and masonry chisels. (And yeah I knew what you meant- just being a smartass). (Edited for auto-correct writing Drexel instead of dremel).
@@Tonk1e i have'nt worked with stone but i do work with steel. We melt down scrap metal and pour 100 ton ingots the size of these pillars. There are 2 ways to melt that much steel. Electric arc furnaces, or to blow pure oxygen into a carbon rich bath of molten steel and add scrap. It would'nt work with stone for many reasons
Thank you for speaking about this subject... I have been saying for years now that stone has to of been molded via melting and also I believe what we understand as ancient stone is actually ancient concrete. I believe ancient technology was more advanced than we give credit and that a lot of the so called new technology we have today is actually rediscovered lost technology.
I heard something like lime stone was ancient medieval concrete. It has more staying power and longevity. We have lost it due to cement tech of brits and europe was brought in to replace this sort of tech.
Its only 800 years old, and basalt only needs 984° to 1260° degrees Fahrenheit to melt. If they had bronze then they would be able to melt basalt
Hollow casting also explains the hollow ringing sound of the Krishna tree. Solid basalt would not ring.
Have you ever done any casting? I don't think lost wax casting would work wit the way that basalt was pouring and there's not really any other way to form those figurines legs asides casting. The tone of the column he was talking about would be affected by the vine detailing that entwined the column and also could be affected by the crystal formation within the material which this guy assumes is homogenous, when it's highly unlikely to be.
@@ddoherty5956 I agree with you on the vine detailing creating the tone changes. Perhaps a hole was drilled inside the column from underneath?
I am glad to have found your video! Only one setback are the dates of the temples - they are much, much older. Please research into this. The British changed the dates!
Kakatiya rulers build this temple in Telangana 11 century there is recorded texts in telugu.british changed dates for what ,who they r 2 chnz dates you r a dumb
@@aryanrajaatheist496 They don't want to acknowledge colored people where much more advantaced than tham many thousands of years ago, it hurts their ego.
I have a answer to this. Recently the archaeological work done on ayodhya revealed on temple that was built 3 times in last 3000 years. It had many foundations meaning it got old and broke and they built it again at same place. So dates in mythological texts can be correct and wrong at the same time.
@@aryanrajaatheist496 dont be naive. Whatever we r told in schools and history books is a lie. For example look up on google when horses were domesticated and who were first horse riders. It will say Kazakhstan around 5500 yrs ago. BUT there are rockart of bhimbetka caves showing horse riders with spears and art dating back to 12000 years ago. Some are even older. And also history text books say horse is a non native to india but they have found remains of shivalik horses with 34 ribs which is different than central asian horse and has 36 ribs. Never trust anything anyone says do ur own research as well.
Visited this temple and many ancient ones in india, never believed they are just 1000-1500 years old. British suppressed it and stole the ancient technology proofs , artefacts, documents and books.
Very nice presentation of amazing stone carvings. It's unnecessary to fantasize about melting rock and making castings. The stone carvers were simply quite skilled.
Skill only goes so far. All because a man builds his body for a living.... doesn't mean he can lift a plane. You can't mold stone without melting it. If it's possible... please someone demonstrate.
Parveen Mohan ji you are True Patriot 🙏 . Hats off sir
I am a Somali born in Norway, and recently I discovered your channel, and man I am just in awe. Don't know what to say, but to keep on doing this great work. History has definitely been suppressed sadly, because I never knew of this until now.
I just love the way he says "extraordinary" 😂😂😂....
Damn Praveen your way of explanation is outstanding, being a person from engineering background, your kind of explanation is another level bro, in such a small amount of limited time you cover subject, hats off, even discovery channel, Nat geo guys do not get to the real point in 30 mins or 1 hr of presentation!!!!!
Good job keep going.
It is possible to create concave with manual tools or power tools. It is incredibly simple in fact. You simply grind down on one spot.
Also once you melt stone such as basalt or granite it permanently changes the structure. Metamorphic basalt is basalt that has been melted and recooled.
If the basalt of Hampi had been melted it would be visibly different as well as chemically different.
thank you!! finally some one sense
Various aayurved medicine are made with this procedure, aayurved ras ratn samuchaay, ras tarangini describe these procedure.
This is called cheap publicity. You are riding on someone's shoulders. Have you ever formulated a single aurvedic medicine for any ailment on your own? There are thousands of BAMS like you. What is special in your channel?.
Dr.neha..u r rt
@@sandeepsinhmar5508 She doesn't have to..Doctors don't make medicines..they study medicines and they they prescribe them during medical practice.
please learn how to respect doctors... Specially a woman.
@@sandeepsinhmar5508 I wanted to know, What is your profession? What did you invent there? Learn that, Not everybody need to invent. Did your mother invented you? Just like others you are born. Not sure if you born differently.
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You are really doing a great job in favor of Hindu religion, indian culture & History. Keep It up Bro.
Congrats.. Ramappa temple got world heritage site 💖💖
Just speechless...you say everything with accuracy and clear evidence...we are left dumbstruck after thinking what Mughal shit we have been studying these years as history 🙄🙄🙄.... SALUTE TO YOU...MAY LIVE LONG AND PROSPEROUS LIFE...KEEP GROWING 👍👍...😁😁
wonderful narration I understood every single word that pace was perfect
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Parveen your scholarship on Indology is extra ordinary. You are rewriting the forgotten chapters of Indian archeology. It's my humble submission that some Indian university should confer a Doctoral degree upon you for your marvelous research in the field of Archeology.
I am a moulder. If it was a defect piece and it was for the temple there would of just made a new one. Something ran into this pillar. There was a reason for it to be blank. I think a lot of it’s moulded.
Thank you Praveen for sharing your knowledge and wisdom !
I'm wishing you a Happy New Year and all the best , also I hope you are spared the censorship that plagued us all in 2020 :-o
Yeah in INDIA, Telangana, where this temple is from warangal. we used to have BATTIS (FOUNDRY) used for making Damascus steel Ingots exported to Arabia to make Damascus Steel blades. imported by Europeans. The same foundry may be used to melt stones for moulding or may be the byproduct of that process. The technology is lost now, the question is how did they attain such high and precise temperatures.The molten rock pipe at different spots makes different sounds bcos of resonance not bcos of density change bcos its perfect cylinder shape. Indians were masters in sound technology.
@Jefferson Davis Sad isn't it? The so called Damasacus steel was actually invented in southern Indian state of Kerala and was exported to Damsacus from Kerala where it was used to make swords. And now these Arabs are trying to claim Indian mathematical achievements for themselves....All your life you would have heard about Arabic numerals but in reality those are Hindu numerals... arabs just translated all the Hindu mathematical works in their language which then reached to Europeans....just go on wikipidea it is full of propaganda.
@@Wraith96518 Arabs might have stolen the technology and scriptures during their visits to trade with Kerala in ancient times I read . They were the 1st to introduce Islam to india sub-continent well before Moguls came.
Great info, am from this place and visited this temple multiple time. Where did you get the info regarding battis ( foundry ) for Damascus steel in this warangal /ram apps temple area ? Where can I read more about it. Thank you.
They could use diamond encrusted hand drills to bore through longitudinal stone sections. Crude industrial grade diamonds are plenty in deccan region - since Indian plate moved over several volcanic hotspots ( Marion, Bouvet ?) over last 500 Million years ,and the cratons forming the deccan bedrock themselves are 3 to 4 billion years old - when even older kimberlite volcanism was more frequent. ( Golconda is a fossil kimberlite pipe)
@@Wraith96518 Arabs learnt and made documents out of it. Indians kept things unwritten and committed to memory only due to restrictions of artisanal guilds per the caste system rules ( laws of Manu anyone ? ) . Those who violated caste prohibitions faced severe penalties - they would be excommunicated and forced into begging or leaving their home town and end up in slavery or indenture elsewhere - most folks did not risk it.
Like button clicks automatically in every video Parveen Mohan.. sincerely appreciate your hardwork.. earlier I used to watch ancient aliens on History TV.. I feel like u made every video for me 😘. Please approch some TV channels as well..
Thank you for helping society to open their minds and realise we as a society are still in a state of learning 👍🏼
Thank you very much Mohan ji for your confirmation about the stone melting technology that was used in making the sculptures in the temples and other historical monuments in the south Indian regimes in ancient time, very importantly during Kakatiya's time. Because this was a common practice for them during their time. They imitated it after seeing the Lava of volcano (which is available in the south Indian parts )that how it could be made into different shapes at one point of heat. Even the floating bricks used in the construction of temples were also the materials and results of Lava alone. Being myself a lacal, I had number of visits to the sites just to study the sculptures in the various temples of Kakatiya dynasty in the Telangana region. Further i also confirm that the application of same practice even in the sites of Ellora and Ankorvat.
I'm from Warangal, if u tap on that flute it makes 7 different notes of music , C,D,E,F,G,A,B (sa re ga ma pa)
born Indian speechless.. feel proud... go on sir dig to the end....
Amazing stuff! Well done!
Your assessments are 100 % plausible to explain how the stone work that could NOT be shaped to the designs by abrasion and cutting could potentially have been done, a simple yet brilliant revelation.!👍
That may also have something to do with other ancient stone work, like the massive stone blocks that fit together perfectely, perhaps those rocks were heated to they became a bit doughy in consistency and then took the shape of the rocks they were placed on,or touching.!?🙄
Now, recently I have speculated on the possibility of softening rock and stone, or melting it using powerfull high amp, low voltage electric currents, because we know how that can melt metals, so why not stone etc.😀!!!
Regards, Niels.
According to these ancient monuments and your explicit explananation...makes me feel proud of our ancestors..they were much more intelligent and skilled than we are today..wow..
Ancient techs seems far more advanced and complicated to be understood by today's culture unless being shown with evidence and proven how it was done. Thanks to channel like yours, we can at least marvel at the works of ancient architects and science.
Roger Allagan "Any sufficiently Advanced Technology is indistinguishable from Magic" and the same author/freethinker continues to quote "My objection to Organized Religion is the premature conclusion to ultimate Truth it represents" far ahead of his time Arthur C Clarke understood these things in a more logical manner. Unlike the ignorant religionists who tend to weave a religion and a supreme controller God around earths ancient technology.
Magnified my friend their are indeed some supreme beings who have weaved the ancient technology , we humans itself are a proof to that and also is Sanatan dharm.
@@tomdingdong585 Book name "Gods of Eden" by William Bramley.
Book name "The Eighth Tower" by John Keel.
While this is an interesting theory, it does not explain how melted rock is made to make a specific sound, more so a different sound in different areas of this rock. It also does not explain why other rocks at the temple do not emit a sound when struck.
With regard to rocks making sounds, some are familiar with the Ringing Rock park in Pennsylvania. This is a small valley into the woods filled with rocks of similar shape and size that emit a certain sound when struck with a hammer. Similar rocks at the edge of the woods do not emit that sound. These are certainly not melted rocks, and no one can explain why they make that sound. Also, there are many other similar valleys in the same area of Pennsylvania where you find the same river of rocks but in none of those instances do the rocks make the same kind of vivid sound when struck.
Another thing, basalt is very difficult to carve with either iron or steel tools. In fact, the studies conducted over the years have show it is almost impossible to carve basalt with iron or steel tools. So, indeed, they must have have had other methods to do it.
@@sorellman please come and research about this technique .
Praveen, you are genius!! and am feeling proud and happy as I assume no one could have done it better than you!! Thank you!
As soon as we figure out how to replicate the advanced tech from the far ancient past, we will destroy ourselves and have to start over again. 7th time's a charm.
your channel is amazing. Thank you 🙏
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आप भारतीय वैज्ञानिक प्रमाणित संस्कृति को पूरे विश्व में फैला रहे हैं इसके लिए कोटि-कोटि धन्यवाद
Amazing and amazinly the best videos on TH-cam! Congrats!
Welcome Monica! Do share the videos with your friends too!!
Your channel has made me realise that India is criminally undersold. And Im sure not just in terms of the ancient history.
First good example I have seen of rock melting. Thank you.
Coconut Kernel hard Shells have very high caloric value , and combined with some kinds of powdered metals ( fine ground iron, zinc etc ) they could have achieved fairly high temperatures , and such mixtures could have been spread with some kinds of pitch, coal tar , resins and maybe boar fat. They did not really melt the whole stone, but could have created a one of partial melt at the surface so that jagged surfaces could be smoothed out and finished. And India is supposed to have a large reserve of industrial grade diamonds. Diamonds are somewhat brittle and can make good fine grained powder which could be used to make sandpaper - maybe with tree resins/gums and animal hides etc.
the idea of geopolymers and rock melting have been shown in the K2019 The Movie. it's starting to grow on me but would like to see more re-creations of this work. thanks as always, great channel.
Im just wondering if it was a form of rock powder 'metallurgy' - im mean could they have been doing sintering with shell ashes and bone ash to form these smooth surfaces with precision ? That analysis would require taking cores in these stones with a trepanning bit and then doing some xrf, spectroscopy/crystallography etc . India has some technology institutes capable of carrying out such work , but i guess they are too stuck in pseudo-scientific explanations. And thanks to the nature of the fairly insidous caste system, the sculptors/master artisans would most likely have been functionally illiterate and would not go around creating any documentation for fear of losing their guild expertise. And the guilds themselves worked like a social insurance network, and those artisans that made documentation and shared it or sold it would face shunning , ostracism and other kinds of severe penalties .
PM of India should atleast award a Padma Sri to our dear Praveen Mohan!
PM award PM please! He is an intellectual property of our great nation and must be recognised Nationally and Globally! He is unearthing Indian Treasure that was lost in time!
Brother you are doing an excellent work ... may u remain healthy and blessed throughout and continue this great work ... love for you from J&K
Yes bro. This temple is near my home, you are saying everything is perfect.. 👌
Your country is so intriguing, thank you for sharing!
This is a truly brilliant video! Really well done 👍🏼
awesome bro. u should be officially in our archeology and history department.but infortunately our goverment dont recognise the gem of the country.
Hi Mukesh, Thanks a lot for your kind words.
agree!
Beautiful video! The Etruski (EtaRusski) people could catch with their flutes wild animals when they need an animal for food. Ancient people used sound for making rain or sunshine, drums, dancing, singing, lifting stones. Etc. Some singers can break glass!!!
Beautiful sculpture in the beginning. Looks like something they used to bring the vibration of the sound into the earth/stone. Love? Like it is needed in all free life energy technics?
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video.
Like Krishna , you know hoo is krishna?
How many people playing flutes would have been required to stun the animal ? Did they have to form a circle around the animal so that it could cause the animals heart to flutter via acoustic resonance ?
6:35 I live in Pembroke Ontario in Canada, and you can see stones like this on the side of the river bed. I have collected some, for they do not look natural. And oddly enough, they share similar buoyancy to the rock at the end of the video.
These stones were in fact, cast from something, and looks like it was made from obsidian there is markings, and there is writings that cannot be understood. Not only that this area is built on a historic site. There has been megaliths and catacombs underneath the city, and all of it goes undocumented and not talked about.
It is so easy to see the ancient builders were connected worldwide, and the same signatures are on every single continent
Good work, Sir!
Ancient Indian technology is extremely underrated.
India is full of mysteries. Thanks for video. Keep it up. 👍
Please make a video on *India-SriLanka bridge* created by the *Vanara Sena* on the command of *Lord Rama.*
That story is a hoax.
@@rishabhkumardwivedi really ?? Lost ur senses
@@rishabhkumardwivedi What can we expect from today's generation whose whole life revolves around video games
Amazing finding! Your observations and analysis are truly awesome!
I love all these temples I would never get to see without you videos. I have always felt drawn to Indian culture and architecture. I have believed in reincarnation since I was young and was telling my very southern Christian family all about how reincarnation was real at like 4-6 years old until I grew out of talking about it. I have no claim to memories about another life but my folks always felt it was strange I’d been so adamant about something they didn’t even know how I knew about. Later I heard or read somewhere that even early versions of Catholic religious groups held reincarnation beliefs but changed them due to peoples poor beliefs they could be better in later incarnations to make up for past sins… Anyway I’m not religious… but I’m no atheist. I tend more to think everyone is correct and incorrect all at once and all gods exist in some manner at some time if even in only our minds… but now I’m rambling crazy when I only came to support your work and say hi. So Hi😅
I bet the rocks were melted with a suitable electromagnetic frequency instead of just heated in an oven.
it's for sure, not an oven. I think sound-based technology was the power of the old world
May b bcoz in mainland India there r no volcanic areas..
You hv got point.
Recently it hasbeen proposed that Egyption braight solar lense and made these all with concrete
@@SiriusDraconis yes, this is how they moved stones, with frequencies and energy waves
This answers so many questions about how they accomplished their achievements in India, Egypt and throughout the world. Thank you sir.
Just amazing.. get awestruck seeing the wonders pointed out by you. Thank you 🙏🙏
You are brilliant, Praveen! I love how you observe, investigate, and demonstrate the technology of the ancients.
I really respect your enthusiasm and the knowledge of ancient Indian culture. Keep on it brother
Keep making these videos, they're amazing, plus they're a remainder that ancient India was really advanced!
Ive been working with stone as a Lapidary my whole life and it is possibly to carve such a things as this tree. The concept of melting rock is really interesting to say the least
Nicely presented and straight to the point. Very good content to show that something is missing in our history timeline.
Saare jahan se achcha hindusitan humara... Proud to be a bhartiya... And proud of you my brother parveen 😇
Hi Harsh, Thank you so much for your kind words and for watching this video. Have a great day bro!
@@RealPraveenMohan love you bro keep it up
That is some legit reasoning you do there! Really cool to see such an in-depth look into these technologies.
quite right. Sand melts at 1500 C just like iron. You can lower this by adding CO2, water and other catalysts. Basalt melts at 1000 C close to the 900 C needed for brass and bronze. Surely the ancient Indians where able to melt both bronze and iron, so basalt would be no problem and they might have known catalytic additives to bring the melting of sand down for glass melting or making floating rocks. So these columns were cast just like the famous non-rusting iron column India is famous for. Good show. Thanks!
India definitely produce some of the best stone workers. Everything is very intricate with several meanings from one piece.
When you tap this rock it makes the sound "li-i-i-ike" and tapping the other side makes "subscri-i-i-ibe"
ohh wowww ha ha ha thank you buddy
+ANKIT GOEL thanks! Much appreciated! :)
ha ha ha
haha very funny
Ha ha ha ha ..good idea ...seems you were the builder
Excellent video, very interesting and I think your ideas make a lot of sense. Thanks.
Definitely john we got some advance technology and advance machinery 900years back when Muslims are ruling,this technology brought by Muslims with them and they took back with them that's why we don't have such technologies now if you believe something like this it shows you're ignorence.the temple history it self claiming that it is build with hard work,not by some advance technologies that which we not possess now.our people got great skills with their hard work they build some great temples.can I ask you a question how we lost this advance technologies and where it is now.even this type of things we see in olden days sword's we don't know how they can make such sword's, if we cant make such sword's with present technology,just because we depend more on machinery's and technology.but they depend on their skills.one thing I want to say if we don't have answers it doesn't mean that it is wrong it means that you don't have answers.I hope you understood what I am saying.
John Queripel he sounds like an old lady
@@ajay83312 & what r the muslims doing with this technology today? hiding it? buried underground or blown up cuz they do not know what it is either.
@@crystalinedreams6039 John you get me wrong, what I meant to say that just by saying that advance technology you're taking away skills and hard work of our people which they built ,we can see these types of statues everywhere so don't make big fuse of it.
@@ajay83312 how is saying advanced tech taking away skills??? i am not the one that claimed they belonged to the muslim! is there some problem u have with advanced tech? to me that gives the builders more credit than just saying they built by toiling away their lives just for us to wonder what, how & why. when we see things that we cannot recreate today that is advanced as in we cannot do it - higher knowledge than our own today. u r the one saying "these pp knew nothing so get over it".
Changed my life for real. Now I am obsessed with the rock melting aspect. Great channel. I'm now a subscriber
Absolutely fascinating. Love your videos!
These structures and carving are so amazing beautiful and majestic!!! It's obviously from a technology way ahead of ours!!! These alone people our history is way off base!!
U deserve more than what u have got...love u praveen ji...
Hi Samyabrata, Thanks a ton for your kind words.
Keep up the great work! I agree. These stones were definitely not only carved with hand tools. Either they were melted or made using geopolymer, maybe both!
seems like a reasonable explanation for many of the wonders of the ancient world. there’s some theories around ancient builders using chemicals derived from plants to soften rocks to better position them and create flawless seams.
Two words, mind blown! ancient builders were truly incredible, I wonder what would have happened to those machinery and tools they used to build these amazing structures. Great work as always brother. Keep Rocking!
Yeah buddy, I am glad you like this video. Thank you for watching this video.
All those tools were metal and rusted away.
I don't think people who were capable of melting rocks will have trouble dealing with rust.
When the global catastrophy hit mankind was set back to the stone age. No one was painting metal to preserve it. All over the earth the butterfly metal connectors between giant stone blocks have rusted away..........
Incredible! Thank you, by the way, for creating all of your videos. I have gone through many thus far and still have more to view. But, you are an excellent educator and I really appreciate your serious approach to point out that the ancient civilizations had far exceeded our general idea of their technology and culture. Not many scholars teaching in the universities are open to these ideas. Great work and please do keep it up! 😎😎
Hi buddy, Thank you very much for your kind words. I am glad you like my videos. Have a great day!
love your work. keep asking questions, we need answers and progress.
My good friend the ancient india was the most advanced civilization even more advance than today's civilization no other civilization show their nolege like india . for me they in their time was the most powerful nation because their advance technology and nolege . we have no lathe machines that make those pillars even iff we can copy never ever are be like those
I completely agree with you .. and we support you ...U making us to think in awesome ways .. thank you .. and hats off 🇮🇳
Thank you Sachin. Appreciate your support buddy!
Praveen teach us! Show us our real history. I hope you can make many more vids... or even your own show on history/discovery
Amazing!
I am a stone mason and sculptor.
You state at 5:23 that "it is impossible to make such a smooth, concave cut on rocks with manual tools or even electric".
But actually, that is fairly easy to do. You cut the stone, then smooth it out, then polish it. I could accomplish this effect using hand tools and/or electric tools.
But why would they do something like that? It looks very accidental, and considering the intricacy of the carvings all around it, it makes you wonder how such a foible happened. My two best guesses at this point are:
a) They wanted a nice square block, but someone accidentally damaged it--somehow it was decided that it was better to just smooth out the damage, rather than replacing the entire block. OR--
b) This is an example of mold-warping, as you suggest.