New For 2024 Exploring The 1200 Ton Unfinished Obelisk At Aswan In Egypt

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  • @definedhemp964
    @definedhemp964 2 месяца назад +27

    Love the scoop marks in the stone, they resemble the same scoop marks made from scooping out ice cream from a container with a spoon!!

    • @johnnycashblacknc
      @johnnycashblacknc 2 месяца назад +7

      Oh but if you ask these other people they'll say they were done with dolorite pounding stones.

    • @definedhemp964
      @definedhemp964 2 месяца назад +9

      @@johnnycashblacknc Yet they can't duplicate the process themselves! Lol

    • @johnnycashblacknc
      @johnnycashblacknc 2 месяца назад +3

      @definedhemp964 true I would love to see them try 😄

    • @definedhemp964
      @definedhemp964 2 месяца назад +4

      @@johnnycashblacknc Me too! 🤣🤣

    • @arghentrock
      @arghentrock Месяц назад +2

      Looks as if the ancient Egyptians used giant tools to carve those monoliths.

  • @keninnm4461
    @keninnm4461 Месяц назад +1

    As you were first walking down to the end of the channel, the camera picked up what looks like shallow curves on the walls as if a massive drill was used from the top to make that whole channel...they seemed to get a bit more noticeable at the very end..It also seemed as if there are two tracks of dimples on the floor, like maybe the channel is two drill bits wide..? Just my first impression. Love you sharing the 'Old Master Stoneworks' that are scattered all over the planet! Many thanks for bringing us all along!

  • @jongordon6132
    @jongordon6132 Месяц назад +5

    Looks so much like a sand castle, where they easily scooped away the unwanted sands. 🤔 marvelous to see ! Thank you Brian for what you do. I for one really enjoy seeing

  • @levarris14
    @levarris14 Месяц назад +9

    Unbelieveable, those scoop marks, which tool do you need to produce those structures ? I asked nearby professional stonemeasons, they had no answer ! I am really excited how they ( who ) did all that work ?! I am totally fascinated ! And I wish to have an answer to all these mysteries finally ! My theoretical explanation would be that this civilization was highly technologically advanced and used water jet cutting or sand blast cutting. This would also explain the setting down and repositioning of the special machine at certain intervals (scoops). But for this you need high-pressure pumps and a system that also pumps out all the sludge!

    • @Vision_2
      @Vision_2 Месяц назад

      The evidence shows that firesetting was used to weaken the stone and then hammers would be used to remove material.

    • @urkozaminje86
      @urkozaminje86 Месяц назад

      @@Vision_2 wrong answer , sit down please .

    • @Vision_2
      @Vision_2 Месяц назад

      @@urkozaminje86 Strange how plausibility elicits such a response on these kinds of channels.

    • @pat199rick6
      @pat199rick6 Месяц назад +1

      I agree, water would be possible tool to cut the scoop marks. I've also noticed cuts, what appear to be around 100mm square. I think they were there to fix the machine in place.

  • @finley.h
    @finley.h 2 месяца назад +6

    Thanks for your new video! 🙂 Brien Foerster! ✨

    • @steveo5295
      @steveo5295 2 месяца назад +1

      It is actually old footage that has been newly edited...

    • @finley.h
      @finley.h 2 месяца назад +1

      @@steveo5295 Still, it‘s fun to watch the video again with everyone. 🤗👍

  • @nancyvolker3342
    @nancyvolker3342 2 месяца назад +8

    Hmmmm? now how did they get those pounding rocks under that block LOL

    • @steveo5295
      @steveo5295 2 месяца назад +2

      LoL Nancy, we know they didn't only a few of the tourists that visit nowadays believe that and they don't know anybetter...

  • @donot6185
    @donot6185 2 месяца назад +4

    On my bucket list!

  • @kathytucker
    @kathytucker 2 месяца назад +3

    Fantastic footage of this enigmatic treasure! Thank you!

  • @leowasescha4658
    @leowasescha4658 Месяц назад +6

    Been to Egypt twice, full tours. No way primitive tools could have made most of what was seen. Saw 6 Egyptian men with a forklift in the History museum in Cairo trying to move a sarcophagus presumably to the new museum. They could barely budge it. This stuff dates way back to some civilization before a big flood caused by a meteor impact. The 4000 year old culture just used what was created way earlier.

    • @Vision_2
      @Vision_2 Месяц назад +1

      You saw 6 men and a forklift barely move a heavy weight and this makes you believe in a mystery? Did they move it? Hiw much room was there for the forklift? What size and rating was the forklift?

  • @williamschermerhorn7918
    @williamschermerhorn7918 2 месяца назад +5

    New views for the ancient 🗿👀 👈🏻 🎉

  • @bluesky6985
    @bluesky6985 2 месяца назад +6

    There was a first earth age 😊

  • @SeaJay_Oceans
    @SeaJay_Oceans Месяц назад +4

    Quite a LARGE work project... just Abandoned...

  • @stevefisher2553
    @stevefisher2553 2 месяца назад +6

    You know how they say little green men....
    WELL THEY WEREN'T GREEN...

    • @legrandgroves8560
      @legrandgroves8560 2 месяца назад +3

      Or little😅

    • @joshbrz8902
      @joshbrz8902 Месяц назад

      and not from a different planet either

    • @DrMARDOC
      @DrMARDOC 21 день назад

      They were none other than our own wonderful enchanting Leprechauns
      Seriously

  • @kimjaniszeski498
    @kimjaniszeski498 Месяц назад +3

    Be awesome to see what actual tools where used. Common sense says it wasn't stones, sand, and copper tools.

  • @1AceHeart1
    @1AceHeart1 2 месяца назад +12

    How somebody seeng this, can assume its made by simple tools, or by stone knocking on the granite???? Isn't it obvious the method was different?

    • @peterlandbo2726
      @peterlandbo2726 Месяц назад

      Lots of workers, lots of time, the will to do it. The simplest solution is often the right one.

    • @1AceHeart1
      @1AceHeart1 Месяц назад

      @@peterlandbo2726 Not in this case buddy, not in this case....

  • @honig75
    @honig75 Месяц назад +4

    Nice, stays amazing .. I just keep staring at all of it .. unbelieveable .. whats at 5:58 are those feet in the stone? Did they melt them stuff.

  • @ScottMaytham
    @ScottMaytham 9 дней назад

    And Here We Are ❤

  • @steveo5295
    @steveo5295 2 месяца назад +5

    Anyone who claims you can scoop out granite like icecream is ridiculously uneducated and so are the people that listen to them...

    • @joshbrz8902
      @joshbrz8902 Месяц назад +1

      you remind me of the people who thought driving in a car would tear your body apart due to the g forces or the people that said airplanes were impossible

    • @johnscribb6731
      @johnscribb6731 Месяц назад +1

      Nobody said granite was like ice cream, just that the scoop marks look scooped as if ice cream. Have to admit...the scoop marks in the granite do look curious.

  • @davidmoss6031
    @davidmoss6031 Месяц назад +2

    Thank you Brien! Great video

  • @marknarveson4853
    @marknarveson4853 Месяц назад +1

    I really enjoyed thisclose up look.

  • @joekerby6330
    @joekerby6330 2 месяца назад +7

    Sure looks like some sort of Plasma generator that appears to be one meter wide. Able to blast away the granite?

    • @sshreddderr9409
      @sshreddderr9409 Месяц назад

      most of the weird marks are achieved by using softening chemicals in addition to machines. they probably did quite literally scoop the rock out in its soft state.

  • @ScottMaytham
    @ScottMaytham 9 дней назад

    Thanks Brien ❤ Just Um

  • @JennieLynnMatheny-ct8ex6gt4v
    @JennieLynnMatheny-ct8ex6gt4v Месяц назад

    Wow! ❤ Thanks for sharing so much. Truly appreciate this❣️☀️❣️

  • @chrisdymyd2669
    @chrisdymyd2669 Месяц назад

    I follow a cave exploring channel and one of the caves had the scoop marks in them

  • @doctorwu1303
    @doctorwu1303 29 дней назад

    Apparently they did this because they could do it relatively simply, or at least to them. It would be extremely difficult to do this now even with a few cranes and the stone not break. Just amazing ingenuity.

  • @alegiu7580
    @alegiu7580 Месяц назад +1

    Fantastico mistero!

  • @robinchwan
    @robinchwan 9 дней назад

    perhaps they used a grindstone and gears to place the grindstone in place and it " scooped " up the rock ? i mean it would have to be a pretty hard grindstone and shaped to the size needed ? imagine a long rod ( you extend the rod as needed ) at the end there's a grindstone.. you let the grindstone and rod fall with gravity as it spins and removes rock underneath. once done you move on to the next section .. perhaps that's why we see the gaps where they missed some stone between the scoops ?

  • @jeffbarta6276
    @jeffbarta6276 Месяц назад

    Thanks

  • @finley.h
    @finley.h Месяц назад +1

    As far as the unfinished obelisk ruins are concerned, it must be said that we are seeing traces of stone processing machinery that have withstood the test of thousands of years. To say that they were pounding with stones or that they kept rubbing them with stones is rather to make fun of the ancients. Just because "it" is achievable with primitive tools does not evidence that they actually did it. Why do some people ask only ancients to take such a mind bogglingly long time of dedication and effort? Depending on where we live( Can‘t walk the sea 🤗 ), we can walk to Egypt and see the sights, but almost all of us don‘t do that. Why?

  • @ScottMaytham
    @ScottMaytham 9 дней назад

    Stay Hydrated ❤

  • @tmastersat
    @tmastersat Месяц назад +2

    That place needs to have a room built over it or all that evidence is going to erode and be lost to time. Every day its uncovered its at risk. If nothing else half of it needs to be refilled with sand. We should demand it be preserved. My god they actualy let people hit and grind on it with stones.

    • @joshbrz8902
      @joshbrz8902 Месяц назад

      there are things like this all over the world but most of it is extremely buried

  • @stargazer4625
    @stargazer4625 Месяц назад +2

    Very cool

  • @residuejunkie4321
    @residuejunkie4321 Месяц назад

    *I wonder just how smart the people were back then considering that in 1850 4th graders did the work of college kids in 2000.*

  • @DubTheGreat
    @DubTheGreat Месяц назад

    Literally looks like a back hole was scooping buckets out of

  • @user-yu2sq7dv3i
    @user-yu2sq7dv3i Месяц назад +4

    超声振动技术进行切割的石材,石材在被施加振动时会呈现柔软状态,停止振动时会从新回到原有的坚硬性质。这种技术早已失传了,时间可以追溯到1.45万年以前。

  • @ScottMaytham
    @ScottMaytham 9 дней назад

    Just a Slight Blimish ❤

  • @jeffbarta6276
    @jeffbarta6276 Месяц назад

    wow !!!!!

  • @killeresk
    @killeresk Месяц назад +1

    Those scoop marks look to me like they were made by a spinning disc. One person may have held the spinning assembly in position as another turned a peg or handle that made the disc spin then the rock balls would be used to work down the peaks between the passes.

  • @ScottMaytham
    @ScottMaytham 9 дней назад

    Sea Kelp 🌊⛵

  • @nancyvolker3342
    @nancyvolker3342 2 месяца назад +4

    hey Brien

    • @steveo5295
      @steveo5295 2 месяца назад

      Hey Nancy, I'm not Brien but I remember your posts from years ago, but I'm a little confused I thought it was from Irene Pot's post could be both 😅 my memory isn't what it used to be...

    • @nancyvolker3342
      @nancyvolker3342 2 месяца назад +1

      @@steveo5295 Beat's me I have fallowed Briens work for years and years almost as long as the megalithic

  • @johncopeland3826
    @johncopeland3826 6 дней назад

    How on earth did they manage to raise such a heavy static weight upright ,way back when ? I'm guessing that a thousand men could not raise the stones from the ground , they were so,so heavy ? Do you think they had a counterbalance mechanism at their disposal ,or maybe used Bulls and / or oxen ? I love the guesswork that the unknown makes me do . I'm always wrong ...but ...

  • @joshbrz8902
    @joshbrz8902 Месяц назад +3

    this is really nothing new this area has been previously recorded in fine detail

  • @scottbreseke716
    @scottbreseke716 Месяц назад

    Brien, I am wondering about the width of the scoops. Are they all consistent with being the same size? Can we deduce which system of measurement they were using by measuring the width of these scoops?

  • @emanacio
    @emanacio Месяц назад +1

    Scythian technology! Measure the ribs on the granite!
    You will be surprised that it is the exact size of a hoe.
    The blade of the hoe is 31-32 cm wide.
    Because they dug out the granite with a hoe when it was still soft.
    Find an agricultural store in Egypt! You will find such a hoe!

  • @Opinando.10
    @Opinando.10 Месяц назад

    Hace cientos de miles de años existía una civilización humana con tecnología similar o superior a la nuestra, ellos delegaron su conocimiento a almacenamientos digitales y su esfuerzo físico a máquinas, durante siglos, esto los llevo a vivir en excelentes condiciones pero al mismo tiempo los volvió débiles a un fallo global en ese sistema, al punto que voy es, todo, su lenguaje sus matemáticas, su conocimiento estaba digitalizado, ellos lo perdieron y de la noche a la mañana se encontraron perdidos, con los años involucionaron, por eso no hay escritura en las piramides, solo hay matemática y una estructura megalitica que solo su propósito es perdurar en el tiempo, digamos que es una biblioteca en piedra, ahí se encuentra todo, solo que esta cifrado. Saludos

  • @ScottMaytham
    @ScottMaytham 9 дней назад

    Monster Sea Kelp for Clinging to activate

  • @princeedmunddukeofedinburg
    @princeedmunddukeofedinburg Месяц назад +1

    It can be moved simply by pulleys and ropes, sledge or a platform with low-friction surfaces, coordination and teamwork and so on.....

    • @madestonian1232
      @madestonian1232 Месяц назад

      do you even comprehend how much 1200 tons is? I really want those shrooms you're on 🤡

    • @Vision_2
      @Vision_2 Месяц назад +1

      Rationality is not welcome on this channel.

  • @stilchlln
    @stilchlln Месяц назад +1

    I still want to know why it wasn’t completed.. just like the statue on Easter island, work stopped suddenly , but why

  • @benderbender1233
    @benderbender1233 Месяц назад +1

    🖖

  • @BarbaraBarbara-jb7lp
    @BarbaraBarbara-jb7lp Месяц назад +2

    The Stone Age was the Best age!! Here's the proof - from that to poured concrete - how pathetic 😂😂

  • @marekgo6747
    @marekgo6747 Месяц назад +1

    Just a mental exercise. Imagine you do it of wet sand. Can you?

  • @ross6533
    @ross6533 Месяц назад +1

    Abrasive blasting.

  • @adamfarmer6571
    @adamfarmer6571 Месяц назад

    It has to be cement? pit was dug first fine sand with lime and water added sets in hot sun digging it out at perfect time with 100/ 1000 people very difficult but could be possible? I think a few of these could be found if really looked for. Bashing at it with rocks would be near impossible close to magic

  • @lzdmglg202612
    @lzdmglg202612 Месяц назад

    Does it not appear that solar (fire & brimstone) wiped out the population of interest and their technology along with it?

  • @nanceeM1313
    @nanceeM1313 2 месяца назад +1

  • @narajuna
    @narajuna Месяц назад

    So this was in the time of Hercules or Samson? Superman was not around.

  • @ndromedaGalaxy
    @ndromedaGalaxy Месяц назад

    Is that your account on twitter brien?

  • @kenpures1038
    @kenpures1038 Месяц назад

    Has anyone used a metal detector around any of these stones??

  • @Sasha-Ho
    @Sasha-Ho 2 дня назад

    В природе всё идеальными счетается круглым а следы квадратные везде странно, может это какие-то технологии были более чем не примитивные которые сегодня существуют, но всегда есть время думать.

  • @marekgo6747
    @marekgo6747 Месяц назад +1

    Stones melted then molded into this.

    • @sshreddderr9409
      @sshreddderr9409 Месяц назад

      no, they applied chemical softening to the rock in place and scooped the material out. to sculpt rocks, the put the liquid onto it, and in its soft state, used machines to shape them with very little effort. they did no mold anything, cause its obviously being quarried out of the ground. and melting changes the chemical structure of the rock to a point where it would not look like the original stone anymore after cooling down. they used a currently unknown chemical process that rearranged the chemical bonds of the rocks temporarily in a way that made the rock soft, similar to various processes that are industrially used today for things such as porcellain.

  • @ScottMaytham
    @ScottMaytham 9 дней назад

    Don't forget to Drink Plenty of Water 💦

  • @ady3328
    @ady3328 Месяц назад

    I think they acquired some technology but wore it out by taking the piss with it. Ie overloading it and or trying to cut mountains and megaliths up repeatedly

  • @zsoltcsaba3086
    @zsoltcsaba3086 Месяц назад

    Szkíta technology..

  • @leonthewise5807
    @leonthewise5807 2 месяца назад +3

    1ST!!!

    • @terriludolf6101
      @terriludolf6101 2 месяца назад

      Hallo wie gett es innen?

    • @johnnycashblacknc
      @johnnycashblacknc 2 месяца назад

      ​@terriludolf6101 what's that buddy?

    • @johnnycashblacknc
      @johnnycashblacknc 2 месяца назад +1

      Bro how did they not notice the snake at just before 2 min right before the scoop marks go up a Lil.

  • @markgarin6355
    @markgarin6355 Месяц назад

    Was done with a hand tool....ha

  • @ScottMaytham
    @ScottMaytham 9 дней назад

    Again Now

  • @andrewarmstrong7310
    @andrewarmstrong7310 Месяц назад

    The world that was. This site and all the others were found and occupied by humans. Those who made it are all gone from the earth.

  • @BORDERSALAN
    @BORDERSALAN Месяц назад

    It"s obvious this like all the other statues etc was shaped using copper chisels, stands to reason...........😴😴😴

  • @keirankainth
    @keirankainth Месяц назад +1

    Brien is too polite these days. What’s happened to the impatient arrogant people-hating sly-comment Brien we use to love eh.

  • @Traderjoe
    @Traderjoe 25 дней назад

    The woman never shuts up. Yammering people ruin everything with their continuous yapping

  • @cgtactical6619
    @cgtactical6619 Месяц назад

    Not new for 2024 you have made the same video multiple times

  • @bassmande
    @bassmande Месяц назад

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