You Won’t Believe What’s Buried Under the Sahara…Hidden Lost Ancient Civilizations

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2019
  • The world’s largest non-polar desert, is actually the widespread burial grounds of countless, mysteriously unknown, ancient ruins & civilizations, that have long since been forgotten, having been consumed and hidden by the sands of time, thousands of years ago. And here’s the thing…when I say “thousands of years ago”…that’s the part where things start to get really strange…
    I'm Jimmy Corsetti, and my channel is called Bright Insight.
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    Image Credit: Thank you to the outstanding work of Sean McKnight (www.deviantart.com/ynot1989/a...) for green sahara image seen multiple times in this video, starting at 4:04.

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  • @BrightInsight
    @BrightInsight  4 года назад +2312

    Hey everyone, thanks for watching! Very curious to hear what your thoughts are on all of this. And besides the places mentioned in the video...I wonder what's waiting to be found under the ocean?
    Follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/bright_insight/
    If you'd like to support me, contribute to my Patreon: www.patreon.com/BrightInsight
    Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/brightinsight6?lang=en

    • @thomasshipley7358
      @thomasshipley7358 4 года назад +60

      Love you sm man way better than any other channel that does stuff like this

    • @drwinstonOboogi
      @drwinstonOboogi 4 года назад +43

      Perhaps *the Dogon* were once part of an ancient civilization from Sahara when it was lush?

    • @stew56
      @stew56 4 года назад +56

      Please post videos more often!! I love learning about all this history. Keep up the good work and i cant wait for the next video

    • @Saltydad2020
      @Saltydad2020 4 года назад +30

      So if the Trans African Seaway was where it is located, THEN that land mass could absolutely be the island that Atlantis was found on since the city (Richat Structure) was on a much larger island!
      If the dessert could grow that quickly, and sea level could rise 400 feet in mere days, who's to say that the Mid-Atlantic Ridge couldn't have had massive spread and pushed the Americas away from Africa in a much shorter time frame than what is currently agreed upon ?!?

    • @paulmayfield9709
      @paulmayfield9709 4 года назад +18

      Bright Insight I heard that in Missouri or Illinois the Chokia mounds I may have misspelled their were more than 1200 in that area. So that would be more than the pyramids in Egypt. They have found houses in them. They think that the leaders were buried in their home. Then they would build on top of the mound for the next leader and so on. They keep comparing the mounds to pyramids is why I brought it up.

  • @soulmask2781
    @soulmask2781 4 года назад +1120

    Me at 18: We know everything there's no discoveries to be made.
    Me at 30: We know nothing.

    • @indigowendigo8165
      @indigowendigo8165 4 года назад

      Andiror - LOL, that was definitely me in school. :p
      Jesus was a Hermetic - ... What are you even talking about?

    • @amandabiron7037
      @amandabiron7037 4 года назад +38

      Now you really get the quote "The more you know, the more you know you don't know." It's reassuring to know we still have something to learn.

    • @bskdopeboy
      @bskdopeboy 4 года назад +22

      Exactly... at school, I remember thinking "history is boring... we know everything". Now, I wish I was a historian.

    • @michaelsantos8377
      @michaelsantos8377 4 года назад +7

      We are or were such fools.

    • @tonyaxis3063
      @tonyaxis3063 4 года назад +3

      Me at 23: We're all gonna die!

  • @Rusty.Shackhouse
    @Rusty.Shackhouse 4 года назад +267

    You always disappear for weeks but, when you come back, you come back with awesomeness. Excellent work.

    • @leadshot3164
      @leadshot3164 4 года назад +6

      You know when a bloke disappears for a while it's because he's banging a new chick

    • @ayinstrumentals7731
      @ayinstrumentals7731 4 года назад +16

      Because he puts TONS of research into his videos

    • @maxmustardman298
      @maxmustardman298 4 года назад

      AlxEm3 it takes a bit to come up with content like that

  • @CaptainMorganxxx
    @CaptainMorganxxx 2 года назад +34

    In the 1950s I along with a army exercise made a parachute drop on the Sinai Desert, I remember landing on about a 6 inch depth of brittle white sea shells that made a soft landing, obviously this area mus have been the sea bottom at some stage.

    • @LowHangingFruitForest
      @LowHangingFruitForest Месяц назад

      During the geological pole shift huge tsunamis will engulf every continent as the earth shifts. This brings sea life, sand, etc across all land masses that are less than 1000 feet of elevation and most land that’s less than 2500 feet depending on how close it is to shore.

  • @lilybond6485
    @lilybond6485 Год назад +9

    I just hate that I’m not going to live long enough to see what is under those sands.

  • @ASMR-soothingsounds
    @ASMR-soothingsounds 4 года назад +294

    Jimmy, Jimmy where are you?! We need an update from you Jimmy! Where the hell are you?!

    • @henribg1
      @henribg1 4 года назад +7

      i wonder the same thing

    • @silver933
      @silver933 4 года назад +4

      Working on new video material maybe?

    • @WhattuppB
      @WhattuppB 4 года назад +39

      Came to the comment section just to see if anyone else was wondering when Jimmy is going to drop more knowledge

    • @realone8575
      @realone8575 4 года назад +5

      Considering hes said about twice its only gonna be about another 4 days. I gave up. And just wait for the upload homies. Itll come :)

    • @buzzking6376
      @buzzking6376 4 года назад +20

      They got him for spilling truth I think.

  • @danyhocine
    @danyhocine 4 года назад +192

    No music, No fancy transitions, No overfeeding viewers with non-stopping jokes.
    Just knowledge, culture, and some matter to do some thinking.
    Gotta love this video

  • @eugenemorrill7009
    @eugenemorrill7009 2 года назад +61

    Nice to see that at least one person is using his brain and thinking his own thoughts instead of taking old school dogma as fact. As we look into old archiological sites, trying to see how what has been claimed about them vs. how we view them today, more and more of us are coming to the conclusion that there are other explanations to apply, that in many cases make a lot better sense. Thanx for the insight, JIMMY.

    • @thomasdupont7186
      @thomasdupont7186 7 месяцев назад

      "Nice to see that at least one person is using his brain and thinking his own thoughts instead of taking old school dogma as fact."
      Yeah sure, it is so useless to study history, let's just make our own theories and just bout the "dogmas" ( = the historians research).

  • @bigj2518
    @bigj2518 2 года назад +19

    I have never heard anyone mention a possible correlation between the birth of the Sahara desert and the massive mining operation required to produce the “tens of millions” of stone blocks required to construct the Egyptian empire. I’m from Kentucky and the strip mines of eastern Kentucky have created massive problems in that area of the state. Does anyone happen to remember the dust bowl? Human interference can create big changes in the environment. What if the unknown technology used to quarry and mine and cut the stones involved using massive amounts of water? The combination of massive strip mining and massive removal of water would certainly change an environment.

    • @TrailBlazer5280
      @TrailBlazer5280 9 месяцев назад

      Good point, the dustbowl was legit caused by humans and it turned our farmland into a desert.

    • @EmeraldsFire
      @EmeraldsFire 17 дней назад

      Many cutting tools now use water to reduce friction so they don't overheat - or catch fire.
      I wonder if they had found a way of pressurizing water for cutting somehow, which would use a whole lot more of it . 🤔
      If was an engineer I'd be into experimenting... But as is I may be way off 😅

    • @bigj2518
      @bigj2518 16 дней назад

      I was talking to my mother, who is a landscape architect, the other day about the exact same thing. Water pressure used to cut the stones makes about the most sense to me. The one issue that we discussed was how they would force the pressure to a fine point to do the cutting, I suppose copper would work if it was thick enough to handle the pressure!

  • @tjwest2605
    @tjwest2605 4 года назад +272

    Without a doubt Bright Insight is easily the best channel for ancient history

    • @chrisyoung5089
      @chrisyoung5089 4 года назад +7

      Brian Forrester does some good videos too

    • @olga9539
      @olga9539 4 года назад +3

      Michael Tellinger has a good content.

    • @hre5183
      @hre5183 4 года назад +1

      Chris Young WSWW W

    • @mattwillis3404
      @mattwillis3404 4 года назад

      🤦🏻‍♂️ religious bullshit. The Sahara would have had changes due to the ice ages

    • @fayereaganlover
      @fayereaganlover 4 года назад +2

      That one guy who talks about mood flood is also good. Jon something. Also funny videos tbh

  • @gregl124
    @gregl124 4 года назад +148

    Gotta love it when "lost in the sands of time" works so perfectly haha

    • @veth10
      @veth10 4 года назад +4

      Same here!! It's one of my top favorite phrases!

    • @AngelOfMusic20
      @AngelOfMusic20 4 года назад +4

      Omg I thought I was the only one that loved that phrase!

    • @shajali5481
      @shajali5481 4 года назад

      A sign of the end of the world is: the desert will become green AGAIN .... prophecy of prophet Mohammad .........
      Check it out people

  • @TheRoyalFlush
    @TheRoyalFlush 2 года назад +2

    Your channel is super inspiring. It shows that with curiosity, regular non-academic folk can make incredible discoveries. Thank you!

  • @cherylwood590
    @cherylwood590 2 года назад +4

    I love that you had the courage to put your theory out there. If I could, I would love to explore that area.

  • @soulid_lufkin
    @soulid_lufkin 3 года назад +464

    I live in Yucatán, Mexico and there are so many pyramids and Mayan structures literally everywhere here in the jungles and even on peoples properties. Lots of treasures have been found here.

    • @keepinmahprivacy9754
      @keepinmahprivacy9754 3 года назад +44

      I live in Illinois and we have pyramids here too! But they were built from mounds of earth instead of stones, so now they just look like pyramid-shaped hills covered in grass.

    • @hoosierpatriot2280
      @hoosierpatriot2280 3 года назад +21

      @@keepinmahprivacy9754 we have "mounds" in Southern Indiana as well but I believe ours to be tombs. They don't look like pyramids.

    • @ChipsAplentyBand
      @ChipsAplentyBand 3 года назад +19

      What do the Mexican people where you live think was the purpose/function of pyramids having been built worldwide? Besides the pyramids in Mexico and Egypt, they were also built in places like Bosnia and China too. It’s a LOT of trouble to go to build such structures, so the question of their purpose/function interests me greatly. Thanks.

    • @themazesystem5392
      @themazesystem5392 3 года назад +20

      @@ChipsAplentyBand its storage for massive energy and it genereres massive energy

    • @mishaadams1877
      @mishaadams1877 3 года назад +7

      @@ChipsAplentyBand human sacrifice. In my opinion, I believe many cultures around the world had similar practices. I have a book on the Aztecs and they would enslave the women and children of other tribes, wearing the men's skin as a trophy.

  • @talea9593
    @talea9593 4 года назад +3051

    Feel free to make hour long videos. I will watch every single one.

  • @MisterCastro5
    @MisterCastro5 2 года назад +2

    Earth is amazing, is much to see and explore. The most historical thing I've experienced is seeing where the Tigris and the Euphrates meet during deployment. It wasn't the best of views but just knowing how much happened there at one point in time, is amazing. Love this channel, keep up the amazing work.

  • @krystalarmstrong3181
    @krystalarmstrong3181 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for this video!😃 You're officially my new favorite person on RUclips🤘💖

  • @dfunited1
    @dfunited1 3 года назад +259

    Our modern meteorological records aren't even 200 years old, and are very limited in scale. Earth is big, old, and complex. More of our history has been lost and forgotten than we will ever know.

    • @RodMartinJr
      @RodMartinJr 3 года назад +13

      So true, and many events left zero evidence. Entire species with likely millions of members left only a few fragments of one individual animal. How many species left zero evidence? And yet, we have veritable proof of an Atlantis-like event occurring right when Plato's Atlantis supposedly sank. My book, *_Mission: Atlantis,_* has all the facts and details.

    • @MetalSStar196
      @MetalSStar196 3 года назад +3

      Earth is old and complex like many bygone marriages. The current divorce courts are simply the weather channel with new divorces happening during the summer holidays. Also, you can get a fresh lay during the months of July and August while observing the divorce proceedings.

    • @Liberty-yp8ux
      @Liberty-yp8ux 3 года назад +7

      This is More than the powers that be want us know. I’m surprised they haven’t blamed it on us and global warming. That gives them a good excuse to tax our breathing, claiming it will stop anything like this to happen again.

    • @52marli
      @52marli 3 года назад +3

      They have ancient ice cores that show the atmospheric CO2 levels.

    • @dfunited1
      @dfunited1 3 года назад +3

      @@52marli Ice core samples tell important parts of Earth's climate history. Let me ask you this: is it possible, with our current technology, to use weather data from Greenland to give a weather report for Cairo? Can we use 200 years of London meteorological records to infer weather in Mexico City?
      There are more variables to Earth's climate than we currently understand. Further research and data is required.

  • @DavidGarcia-zu3hl
    @DavidGarcia-zu3hl 3 года назад +371

    Spent some time in the Western Sahara in the 90's in the military, on loan to the UN for six months. In one area where we patrolled there were fields of what looked like stone branches 2-3 feet high sticking up out of the ground. They were fossils. Supposedly fossils grown on the sea/lake floor that had been covered in sediment, fossilized, and then the desert had eroded the sediment around them. It was one of the strangest and most amazing things I have ever seen that made me question history as it has been taught.

    • @ZeRockOfficial
      @ZeRockOfficial 2 года назад +33

      Exploring the world is one of the most magnificent things you can do, how ever you get there, however the journey takes you, exploring the places many won’t, has a value beyond books or media. Wish ya got a pic, that would of been epic.

    • @barongoldstein3033
      @barongoldstein3033 2 года назад

      Pmmbby

    • @0sba
      @0sba 2 года назад +7

      That's absolutely fascinating. In my opinion, maybe, Atlantis was just the society that used to live in either the western part of the Sahara, off the coast in Dwarka, India or in the Persian gulf. All of these places have HUGE potential and I don't think it's difficult to believe that the richad structure was used during previous wet climate seasons of the Sahara desert, off the coast in India, in the Persian Gulf or maybe even in all of these places. When you take the story of the Adayogi, who was said to have come from a different peoples than the Indians who wrote about them (being WAY taller than them), it's not hard for me to believe that people like this DID exist, and that the remaining ruling classes of this extinction are the reason for why you find pyramid structures all around the world.

    • @lc285
      @lc285 2 года назад +6

      I wonder if the reason for NATO is for archaeological reasons?

    • @444_ek
      @444_ek Год назад

      @@0sba He was talking about the country of Western Sahara not the western part of the saharan desert

  • @nicerperson1
    @nicerperson1 2 года назад +46

    The Richat structure has been claimed to be a series of "magma bubbles" (my words) that rose and fell then got eroded, giving us this series of rings. Assuming this to be true, it doesn't negate the possibility that the Atlanteans actually built upon this structure, using it as a natural "template" for a fabulous city.

    • @Crambull
      @Crambull Год назад +7

      People settle on all sorts of natural structures. Quite possible people lived.

    • @tonyennis1787
      @tonyennis1787 Год назад +2

      There isn't any evidence of it at all. And there are far easier places to live.

    • @brendan6747
      @brendan6747 Месяц назад

      ​@@tonyennis1787 According to Jimmy, the structure has been blasted by natural disasters and there has never been an archeological excavation of the site. We have no idea if there's tons of evidence buried there and it could have been the best place to live 12,000 years ago. Wouldn't all those years of magma activity make the area extremely fertile? No wonder there were lots of elephants, there was lots of food 🤔

    • @DataStuff39
      @DataStuff39 12 дней назад

      @@nicerperson1Only stupid buy that theory

  • @JoshuaTrautmann
    @JoshuaTrautmann 2 года назад +10

    Jimmy, this is the first video of yours that I've watched, and I truly enjoyed what I learned today. There are other similar articles and videos that work to dig into Saharan and Mediterranean history, which are equally as fascinating. Given what we are now learning, have you ever considered some of our most ancient texts to be epic tales of the cataclysmic changes that took place during this time of tremendous change? Texts like the Hebrew scriptures (Old Testament) and the Enuma Elish? I would be interested in your interaction here.

    • @mosesm6040
      @mosesm6040 2 года назад +4

      Our Hebrew text, the existence of Abraham and all that are quite recent! Remember that Abraham(Abram Ben Terach)was born around 1775 BC when the entire Middle East was under Ancient Egyptian rule up till the Sindh River, now the border of Pakistan! In fact Ancient Egypt as we know occupied both sides of the Red Sea. The idea of Middle East as separate from Africa is a recent concept! Moses 1350 BC comparatively is very recent. He studied the Ancient Egyptian constitution, the negative confession of the dead, Maat. All our 10 commandments are found in this 42 Negative confessions of Ancient Egyptian constitution also called the Maat. If the Sphinx predates the pyramids as we can now ascertain,(the the human head on the lion body doesn’t fit the size, probably carved and again manipulated later) then those Ancient Egyptians might have clearly built on another ancient civilisation(which isn’t strange at all). Monotheism wasn’t started in the present Middle East but in Africa before Amenhotep III, the concept which Amenhotep IV popularly known as Akenhaten preached in his constitution and the worship of Ra( Amen Ra)!
      By the way, all this also are predated by archeological findings of the little black mummy of the green Sahara(check it on RUclips),a mummified kid from the south Algerian desert that was found, was at least 1000 years before any mummies of Ancient Egypt! All boils down to this guys video we are now watching. There is a BBC documentary about an ancient city 4 times the size of present day Metropolitan London discovered right across the Sahara. A city just about 5,000 years ago! All our histories and cultures are related! In fact they are bound by human migration!

    • @AE-km1gz
      @AE-km1gz Год назад

      Yesss I’m wondering if this would correspond to the date of Noah’s flood….makes so much sense!

  • @seduckshun
    @seduckshun 4 года назад +619

    Just clicked without thinking. I miss your content so much I have been having withdrawals. Much respect!

    • @dominicbuck3744
      @dominicbuck3744 4 года назад +9

      makeupbyjillisa same 😂😂 I would be the head of the bright insight fan club

    • @antiRuka
      @antiRuka 4 года назад +4

      I can't remember how I even got here to his new vid..

    • @KamiTenchi
      @KamiTenchi 4 года назад +6

      I absolutely agree

    • @seduckshun
      @seduckshun 4 года назад +16

      @@dominicbuck3744 I just adore his content, he makes you think and allows you to do research. He presents you with controversial information and lets you form your own hypothesis. He really is an amazing content creator.

    • @nw932
      @nw932 4 года назад +4

      @@Yarblocosifilitico Great channel! Also check out Atlantean Gardens, the guy covers tons of early civilizations, mythology, etc.

  • @BoostedPastime
    @BoostedPastime 4 года назад +247

    Give me some money and a shovel and a leaf blower and I'll go out there.

    • @lotwizzard1748
      @lotwizzard1748 4 года назад +14

      i guess enough money could get food and water airlifted to you. how far to the nearest corner store?

    • @fn326
      @fn326 4 года назад +14

      Don't be caught by the government. It's illegal to dig without authorization. Lol

    • @TANGYHATCHY
      @TANGYHATCHY 4 года назад +2

      You can't they won't let you you'll get arrested you need "permits"

    • @uncleoldman9639
      @uncleoldman9639 4 года назад +17

      @@fn326 Technically, if he uses the leaf blower then he's not digging. I can't help but smile at the image of a group of archaeologists with their little brushes, dusting away, then our man blasting through the middle of them with his leaf blower "C'mon, out the way! Got work to do"

    • @fn326
      @fn326 4 года назад

      @@uncleoldman9639 I see. But that will take too much time to discover the evidence that could possibly be hidden several feet below. Remember, it was very long time ago since when it existed. It could have been buried deep below.

  • @TutTravelsVlogs
    @TutTravelsVlogs 11 месяцев назад +2

    Hi Jimmy,
    As an Egyptian, I want to say thanks for giving many insights about that and inviting people to think and research further.
    -------------------------------------------------------
    I just wanna add some notes for you to research and and maybe widen your understanding:
    at @6:00 : You are saying that civilizations exist where is water.. However you go again saying that The pyramids were build during the times when Egypt were green. So why didn't they build all over the desert? Doesn't green means that water are everywhere? It doesn't make any sense.
    A Simpler and more plausible explanation is that They simply existed all over the Nile only because That was the only place where there were water. The only place where they could have lived.
    -------------------------------------------------------
    at @9:45 : You said that Egypt was like that for thousand of years until It has been surveyed by outsiders in the modern times. That is also not true. The romans, and the Arabs have done that before the French and the British in the modern times. All of which have organized many campaigns to steal Egyptian monuments.
    The Arabs have even made some laws for that. Just to give back around a quarter of what you steal to the outsider ruler of Egypt.
    During all of those thousands of years and until just not more than decades ago, There were an actual Gold Tourism (as some might call it ) to come to Egypt and search all over the place for gold and steal it.
    -------------------------------------------------------
    at @10:27 : You said two completely different civilizations. You clearly and unfortunately don't understand the terms Ancient Egypt and Ancient Egyptian. And you clearly as well not aware that Ancient Egyptians have stated in different occasions (referring to Turin King List and the Plato on Solon, the Egyptian priest, and Atlantis and how they mentioned that a catastrophe happened 9000 years before that time which was 400BC which means that they were there .. they have seen it and they know exactly the time).
    You could have easily said that the Ancient Egypt as we know it were an extension of the real Ancient Egypt which were way older than what we might think. It would have been much more understandable.
    -------------------------------------------------------
    at @11:02 : you said that you don't believe that a bunch of angry people did that. Actually, when the Arabs took over Egypt, Some of their rulers had only one project in mind, which is to take all of this apart. one of the most significant effect has been made by the Al-Aziz Uthman who has succeed in damaging Menkaure's Pyramid.
    Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Aziz_Uthman
    And Yes, a bunch of hammers and many other tools can do a lot of damage, I lived there and saw some people do much more with much less for same kind of stone (not the pyramid itself if course).
    Also keep in mind that the British and the French were the only outsiders who used modern weapons to open all sort of stuff to steal - at least what they thought they might find - the gold in there. (referring to Serapeum of Saqqara and many other).
    Also the caliph Al-Ma'mun conducted a formal exploration of the pyramid in an attempt to find hidden treasures or secrets In the 9th century CE, so he directed a team of workers to dig a tunnel into the pyramid.
    -------------------------------------------------------
    So many ignored facts in that video. I unfortunrley can't continue watching it, However:
    I respect you having a different ideas and theories, but please spend more time studying the history of Egypt. And you might find so many other plausible explanations to many of your arguments.
    I understand that some of the arguments there is no explanations for it yet, and that is why I am here searching for someone to talk in a reasonable way, which unfortunately I did NOT find in your video.
    Thanks for your efforts, and please, keep researching and studying.
    Have a great day.

  • @Zia01023
    @Zia01023 2 года назад +17

    Absolutely compelling information, we'd think the pyramids were an obvious myth if they were buried under sand. There’s so much unknown and so much hidden from us which makes me highly appreciate and respect your channel and content. Thanks for sharing, Jimmy.

  • @darlingimscared
    @darlingimscared 4 года назад +231

    You get me excited, I feel like a kid again about history...a whole world and past to be discovered

    • @spiderdudesuper
      @spiderdudesuper 4 года назад +5

      Thats exactly is what I was going to say!! 👍

    • @gugu3436
      @gugu3436 4 года назад +4

      ahah yes me too

    • @oklartse
      @oklartse 4 года назад

      Yes think positive and about the Lotus blooming. :)

    • @cleverja
      @cleverja 4 года назад +1

      its great

    • @ramtasitic2276
      @ramtasitic2276 4 года назад

      Ah yes, my dick hardens for the thought of the desert being a beautiful lush paradise.

  • @OldieWan
    @OldieWan 4 года назад +171

    Last time I was this early the Sahara was a lush tropical paradise full of the untold wonders of the world.

    • @adama7752
      @adama7752 4 года назад +4

      It's all those Egyptian SUVs...

    • @keirfarnum6811
      @keirfarnum6811 4 года назад +3

      Oldie-Wan Kenobi
      Is that why you moved from Tatooine?

    • @OldieWan
      @OldieWan 4 года назад +1

      @keir farnum It always comes full circle back to those binary suns.
      Long long ago, Tatooine was a lush tropical world full of wonders!

  • @richardbauer6381
    @richardbauer6381 Год назад +2

    Great info ! Thanks Jimmy !

  • @randyhebbebusche3644
    @randyhebbebusche3644 2 года назад

    Very fascinating. Would be fun to find incredible finds there. Thank you for your amazing work.

  • @HitmanStark
    @HitmanStark 4 года назад +420

    Bright Insight dropping a video is like your favorite artist dropping a surprise album

    • @traceurs619
      @traceurs619 4 года назад +13

      HitmanStark Except it’s much better as you ALREADY KNOW this video is going to be amazingXD can’t always say that about new albums

    • @solorzanochris665
      @solorzanochris665 4 года назад +5

      @@traceurs619 big facts

    • @titmusspaultpaul5
      @titmusspaultpaul5 4 года назад +3

      I'm with you on that. Super interesting & exciting stuff.... well said mate.

    • @Revealthereal_
      @Revealthereal_ 4 года назад +2

      Sexy to hear you say this

    • @ibnkrisishayawasatmuhammad3589
      @ibnkrisishayawasatmuhammad3589 4 года назад +2

      HitmanStark Dude on point

  • @coreyd5762
    @coreyd5762 4 года назад +417

    HE'S BACK!! I've never hit a video so fast haha.

    • @rslhunndoe7033
      @rslhunndoe7033 4 года назад +2

      Facts lol

    • @therubicon
      @therubicon 4 года назад +1

      Faster than even I.

    • @jonathanhamel8886
      @jonathanhamel8886 4 года назад +1

      yeah its the exact reason why he takes a lot of time before releasing videos...to make sure ppl will race to watch it lloll

  • @leannabond5522
    @leannabond5522 2 года назад

    You seriously deserve to have your own show on TV I stay glued to your Videos thru entire thing and you always leave me wanting more lol! Well done!

  • @angeladowden4535
    @angeladowden4535 Год назад

    Fascinating stuff !!....It pays to have fresh eyes looking at these things, rather than thise who've accepted the previous theories....Thankyou for your INSIGHTS!!

  • @joshblack4407
    @joshblack4407 4 года назад +499

    Graham Hancock said this years ago and everyone thought he was crazy.

    • @user-jp7hu3jh4e
      @user-jp7hu3jh4e 4 года назад +13

      I know, Jimmy has talked about Graham before. You should watch that video if you havent already.

    • @Tycoon_503
      @Tycoon_503 4 года назад +13

      No doubt, his books are definitely worth reading.

    • @jackbits6397
      @jackbits6397 4 года назад +38

      It might take long after he's dead but Graham will be considered brilliant one day, I'm sure of it.

    • @themoneyman8011
      @themoneyman8011 4 года назад +6

      @@jackbits6397 You're absolutely right. Graham Hancock will be vindicated eventually. His work is incredible not only for our past but also for our future as a species.

    • @philhershkowitz8327
      @philhershkowitz8327 4 года назад +27

      They didn't just think he was crazy, they hissed and spat at him.

  • @jersonvieira7924
    @jersonvieira7924 4 года назад +278

    “What we know is a drop. What we don't know is an ocean.” ― Isaac Newton

  • @lzzypeazy
    @lzzypeazy 2 года назад +11

    Excellent content, thanks Jimmy!! Maybe we should focus on practicing discovery with the Sahara before heading to Mars. Surely we should try to invest further in discovering our own planet’s oceans, poles, deserts, jungles, before conquering new worlds, no? There’s something quite philosophical to this, know yourself before wanting to know everything about others 😆

    • @DaWizardOfOz7
      @DaWizardOfOz7 2 года назад

      I believe that the whole game about us discovering the space and other planets is to distract us from what they want hidden on our own planet...

  • @mangomum99
    @mangomum99 2 года назад

    I’m looking forward to seeing your next presentation I love your way of teaching thank you 🙏

  • @StylesV13
    @StylesV13 4 года назад +360

    So much of our history is lost under the waves and sand.

    • @catiey7362
      @catiey7362 4 года назад +3

      Or water

    • @colec.6477
      @colec.6477 4 года назад

      Nice fallout info

    • @kingterrell6
      @kingterrell6 4 года назад +6

      mostly under religious lies and brainwashing

    • @offhandacoustic
      @offhandacoustic 4 года назад +1

      And mud/soil

    • @unseenstalkr
      @unseenstalkr 4 года назад +2

      can't be a much truer statement...not many others besides Graham hancock took seriously diving off the coasts for ruins pre younger dryas event 12+ years ago. That much habitable land and the most likely for cities to flourish, just gone. 400 foot rise in sea level and in 2 main pulses. Fascinating subjects! gives depth and breadth to our history. well once you sidestep all the dogmatic land mines! oh yea and then the sands...probably safe to say the same amount of habitable areas lost to sand and sea.

  • @henryrollen481
    @henryrollen481 4 года назад +113

    It's crazy how popular your channel is. You don't produce a ton of content and yet you are closing on 1mil subs. My opinion is that people are truly interested in the content you put out, I know i am. Congrats on the channel and i look forward to every video you put out.

    • @akdadabdellah5228
      @akdadabdellah5228 4 года назад

      With translation to more languages it may have more succes ! Thanks for this good work

  • @Dwendele
    @Dwendele 2 года назад +2

    I want to see more about the Sudanese pyramids! Those photos you showed, more resembled something from the Stargate show, than what I "expected".

  • @rickrock4939
    @rickrock4939 2 года назад

    Just found your channel and can’t stop watching. Thank you!

  • @pabloescabar1038
    @pabloescabar1038 4 года назад +194

    I was in Egypt in September 2018, I found sea shells and prettified wood in the desert. I was amazed by it.

    • @majorblitz7219
      @majorblitz7219 4 года назад +14

      @Kelly I was at the top of the mountain range known as the Wasatch front of the Rockies. Guess what the top looks like. A desert. With sea shells and really large dragon flies everywhere. 9,700 feet.

    • @Timetravel1111
      @Timetravel1111 4 года назад +1

      kelly maher absolutely. I would like to go to see the history of mafia live ancient Egypt and how they line up to the stars 🌟
      I saw so many sea 🌊 🐚 shells 🐚 in the walls of a magical cenote near Coba runes... nowhere near ocean at that time.

    • @majorblitz7219
      @majorblitz7219 4 года назад +1

      @Romano Coombs Yeah it was neat. The hordes of above average size dragon flies everywhere was mind blowing. The last thing we expected to find at the top of the peaks. They were on average 6 to 7 inches long by guestimate.

    • @tedwarden1608
      @tedwarden1608 4 года назад +3

      scorpyus4ever No! That said I have heard of Noah. Part of the folk myth that was used by out forefathers to explain the rising sea levels at that period of time.

    • @UnwrittenSpade
      @UnwrittenSpade 4 года назад +3

      scorpyus4ever oh yeah I forgot about that....that’s the fictional flood that people believe in because they can’t wrap their heads around the fact that life comes and goes and if the conditions are correct then things start to happen sometimes resulting in the simplest forms of life spontaneously get created. Yeah that flood haha.

  • @johnnyokeeffe6577
    @johnnyokeeffe6577 4 года назад +42

    I remember I was in the first 15k people who subbed to you now you’re almost at 1 MILLION. Love you jimmy keep up the great work!

    • @mahamudra911
      @mahamudra911 4 года назад +4

      Im here since about 100k+ and this channel excites me the most out of my hundred plus subscription.

  • @Ryn0_333
    @Ryn0_333 2 года назад

    Great video, keep digging and get us some more info on this topic.

  • @mackenziecolt
    @mackenziecolt 2 года назад +3

    Thank you! I've been loving your Sahara series of videos! Also, love you route your report on scientific studies.
    I wasn't even sure if Atlantis was real. Now I am convinced you got the right story.

  • @edwargo
    @edwargo 4 года назад +122

    My only regret is that I have but one "thumbs up" to give you Jimmy.

    • @glenwaldrop8166
      @glenwaldrop8166 4 года назад +1

      I got ya back.
      +1

    • @b1laxson
      @b1laxson 4 года назад

      Its not just the number of thumbs that matter but where you stick them.

    • @dvijaraj
      @dvijaraj 4 года назад

      ive had this feeling too!

    • @coreyaudet8574
      @coreyaudet8574 4 года назад +2

      I'll help! Here ...

    • @volfan911
      @volfan911 4 года назад

      "have but one like to give" haha

  • @johnurbanski1
    @johnurbanski1 4 года назад +94

    Man I wish I had you as a history teacher back in grade school......👍 Keep up the great work

    • @brandyf1932
      @brandyf1932 4 года назад +1

      Agreed!!!!!

    • @justinjambo6221
      @justinjambo6221 4 года назад

      yeah I'd have a degree , phd , Ba ,and a doctorate in Bright insight !!!!

    • @ohdwight
      @ohdwight 4 года назад +1

      common core would force him to keep his mouth shut today

  • @davidkennedy3556
    @davidkennedy3556 Год назад

    It is amazing that there are always more ancient things being so many more items to be found all around the world. Sometimes you think that everything has been found and find out that there are so many more items. History will be changing constantly.

  • @Imjustacatlady
    @Imjustacatlady 5 месяцев назад

    This is why Africa is so rich in precious stones and minerals. All that water is great for crystal growth. I bet it was a beautiful rainforest at that time.

  • @danielazevedo7012
    @danielazevedo7012 4 года назад +336

    Just hope that in my lifetime we will get the truth about our past.

    • @BJ.Cardoso
      @BJ.Cardoso 4 года назад +34

      Sorry but we will never, especially if people continue to be as ignorant as they are today

    • @tensa-
      @tensa- 4 года назад +7

      I believe we almost have some of the truth now
      The rest is up for personal opinion based on information researched

    • @tensa-
      @tensa- 4 года назад

      The truth is clairvoyance
      Not information about the past
      Look it up

    • @DonutsIceCreamAndCottenCandy
      @DonutsIceCreamAndCottenCandy 4 года назад

      @Johnny Doeboy yeah ikr ppl need to wake up

    • @matthewlind3102
      @matthewlind3102 4 года назад +3

      We can only get more, not all of it. Maybe we will learn about humans 12,000 years ago, but we may never know what people were doing 60,000 years ago.

  • @big_brayo
    @big_brayo 4 года назад +82

    It has always been said that the Sahara isn't really a desert.
    Just going through a very long summer😁🏜️

    • @PastramiStaven
      @PastramiStaven 4 года назад +3

      The nordics isn't just going out of an ice age.. it's just takes a very long time? XD lol ^_^

  • @mattmccusker7639
    @mattmccusker7639 2 года назад +1

    Amazing work Jimmy, its obvious we haven't even a slight grip of the mysteries of Egypt!

  • @traceytaft6101
    @traceytaft6101 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for the realistic understanding!!
    Wow

  • @davidrobinson7368
    @davidrobinson7368 4 года назад +279

    Apart from the excellent content, I really like the way you get straight into it - most channel hosts seem to believe that we want several minutes of music, graphics, and introductions, before actually starting. Time is precious, and you don't waste any!

    • @linktojinx
      @linktojinx 4 года назад +6

      Dude, you have over a million subscribers, that's double what countless alternative, conspiracy, hidden history people I know have on average. Where the hell are you man? We need you and people like you, and everybody needs some time off, but what you're doing is exceptionally important at this point in our history which indeed is a big fork in the road where we either reveal the truth and knowledge to the world and all rise up together, or we bow down to an orwellian technocracy where history is Rewritten and human rights to knowledge itself are permanently censored.
      I hope whatever has kept you away is in no way hurting you, or has resolved itself, and if it's an internal conflict I wish you the best in peace. I'm just speculating, and if you need support, let me know how I can support you.
      You're doing what I want to be doing, but you have a huge Head Start and probably a better head for it than I.
      I literally spend 100% of my working time and free time listening to stuff about hidden history, the truth movement, conspiracy, Consciousness, disclosure, the usual things, and you are among the best and brightest that I see some of the biggest potential for.
      Your work is completely devoid of overt bias, aggression, political motivation, and anything else that could hurt this movement. You're also very friendly seeming and you smile which Believe It or Not, goes a long way...
      Also it really helps that you have had military experience which I would love to hear more about as someone who tried very hard to get in, but it's a long story and the universe didn't have it in the cards for me dot-dot-dot something I now realize is my greatest blessing.
      Please at least give an update, and best wishes.
      May the force be with you...

    • @DeeznutztheOG
      @DeeznutztheOG 4 года назад +3

      @@linktojinx I agree with you I wish he posted more.. But I'm kind of glad he doesn't waste his time by overhyping us on social media constantly to then produce a low tier video. It seems he's just busy researching and conducting his own data to present to us once the dots are connected. After being here for awhile it's what I've noticed from JImmy. I do hope he makes a QnA though addressing fans questions and his life more so we're not left confused or worried from not as much response.

    • @linktojinx
      @linktojinx 4 года назад +1

      @@DeeznutztheOG I want to see him get into exotic technology, having had some military experience and you know all the rumors that a lot of this Antigravity exotic Tech that we're seeing lately is actually ancient technology. If you don't know about it, look up the Russian Roswell. It is rumored to have found in ancient vehicle I guess you would say oh, then you got the rumors of what they're finding in Antarctica, then you got the fact that there's a large number of military bases exactly centered on a lot of ancient sites, including China Lake which if you don't know the story of what happened to them, look it up. Leak project is a good channel to hear a lot about it he covered it pretty extensively. I think humanity is not a progression. I think we're in a cycle, a loop. We've been in the Stone Age multiple times and we've been at the height of God light technology many times, but I think we're just a different flavor this time around then say the atlanteans were. Not necessarily better or worse but different, right brain technology vs left brain technology that's how I think of it. Then you get into the whole thing with tartaria, if you don't know about tartaria, just go down the rabbit hole there's so much evidence and so many videos on it it's ridiculous, a former worldwide civilization and art and photographs from it suggests they had some type of Tesla free energy technology but it's way too much for me to blurred out here. I realize I'm saying a lot of loosey-goosey stuff, if you have your doubts though I'm prepared to show you a plethora of links and documents and videos on this stuff. When we invaded Iraq the first place we hit was the basement of the big Museum there where ancient stuff was stored oh, and you think they're going to tell us if they get ahold of some ancient high and Technology? the whole war in the Middle East is definitely something other than oil, oil has been long outdated, that's just the control mechanism for us. A finite energy source they can ration like electricity to keep us as slaves always working to pay for energy, and ironically some of that energy is what we need to go to work to get the other kind of energy. We're all stuck on a mouse wheel, and it turned out that we had free energy or anti-graft Tech it would flip the entire world on its head. Almost everything we're doing would be immediately outdated and backwards and wrong. Free energy would solve the problem of poverty pretty much overnight, combine that with some 3D printing technology, everyone can have a house real fast
      sorry, I tend to ramble oh, I'm so overwhelmed with the amount of data and truth that I have absorbed in the last few years, makes me feel like I wasted my life leading up to that point

    • @Zafoshin
      @Zafoshin 4 года назад

      Don't know about that, I felt I needed an intro explaining stuff, like what africa, sahara or even sand is.

    • @DeeznutztheOG
      @DeeznutztheOG 4 года назад +1

      jiNX jAXson Whoaaa so weird how I didn’t get any notification for your reply? Only until the guy below you commented I did. And no dude I totally am into all that stuff and fell down a rabbit hole months ago. I don’t have much time to research because of university classes but that’s incredible and I haven’t heard of most of those things but I’ll save your comment to google later. Any recommended site or other RUclips channels with this info? Actually I’m really glad to see there’s other down these rabbit Holes and you’re life def isn’t wasted if you use the skills you’ve acquired to obtain what you want whether that be knowledge or to take action. Against thanks!

  • @REX-gq6ur
    @REX-gq6ur 4 года назад +72

    Of course the lake is great.
    Its named Mega-Chad for a reason.

  • @garrettcarrigan3155
    @garrettcarrigan3155 2 года назад

    Heyyyy I saw you on Joe Rogan, and didn't even realize I've been watching your videos this entire time! Was at work while you were talking about richat structure, and I've been saying my self for a looong time, that if we focused on the deserts of the world, such as the gobie or Sahara, we would find our precursors.! Also loved the show you did great

  • @james2953
    @james2953 Год назад +3

    Lived in West Africa for many years, did alot of bush flying and we used to come up with names for landmarks, one was the great pyramid a large structure covered in vegetation in a large plain. Always wished more research was done in the area. Also La Dame Du Mali or lady of Mali a large rock carving of a woman on the side of mt loura in Guinea. A truly amazing carving that has almost no attention.

  • @brandonrafferty1575
    @brandonrafferty1575 4 года назад +31

    I think your seriously onto something with the richat...I've been sooo enamored with this theory and your videos since I found you a year ago. Keep them coming dude! Awesome work!

  • @azargelin
    @azargelin 4 года назад +155

    Well I live in Libya and signs of massive erosion are all around.

    • @MKCarol-ms7lg
      @MKCarol-ms7lg 4 года назад +24

      Nice to hear from someone "on the ground".

    • @marlenamaizar888
      @marlenamaizar888 4 года назад +1

      Sorry that HRC took out Qaddafi!!! She is an evil woman...😡

    • @chillatilldaj6417
      @chillatilldaj6417 4 года назад +2

      What do you mean ??

    • @Leketin666
      @Leketin666 4 года назад +3

      Allaroundme

    • @kurmis999
      @kurmis999 4 года назад +2

      but all this erosion can be wind erosion, is not a lot different ,

  • @VeronicaMist
    @VeronicaMist Год назад

    Another super interesting video! Thank you :)

  • @nunyabinnus
    @nunyabinnus 2 года назад

    Great work and research - enlightened me

  • @twistplusfriends
    @twistplusfriends 4 года назад +31

    "Well this is getting long" Bro, I wish these videos went for hours! Keep up the great work

  • @maestroairsoft424
    @maestroairsoft424 4 года назад +69

    " I'll close this up here this is getting..."
    *"NO KEEP GOING!"*

  • @PatriciaSLay
    @PatriciaSLay 2 года назад

    This is so informative. I thank you so much.

  • @maxgremer7638
    @maxgremer7638 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for your work

  • @mattmiller7499
    @mattmiller7499 4 года назад +28

    I was a child when I asked what was under the sand. When I asked my peers and influencing adults... I got the answer "sand" or "nothing" or some blatantly obvious that it just angered me. Thankyou for revealing this exciting information!

    • @rogerspable
      @rogerspable 4 года назад +2

      Their response would basically mean that, "The Sands of Time..", is code for, Time Loop.

    • @minuterepeater2257
      @minuterepeater2257 4 года назад

      @ Matt Miller
      I was fortunate enough in the 90ties to have had history teachers who told me about these things. Who pointed out books and sources from independed researchers and most importantly; indigenous wisdom keepers. Taught me how much has been purposely destroyed by the Roman Empire, the destruction of ancient libraries, colonialism, the christian refermation (but also by the other two Abrahamic religions of corruption and destruction), modern day archeology etc etc.
      Im glad they taught me their were to versions of history; one I needed to know if I wanted to get my diploma. And one which is been kept hidden on purpose cause it threatens the destructive power structrure which has ruled this planet for thousands of years.

  • @shepdgc.og.soldier7732
    @shepdgc.og.soldier7732 4 года назад +45

    It’s a good day when Bright Insight uploads a video. This should be good.

  • @hoosierpatriotii748
    @hoosierpatriotii748 2 года назад

    Jimmy you're awesome. Keep doing what you do.

  • @thefathermind327
    @thefathermind327 2 года назад +1

    Imagine Mars as Earth with its own Sahara Desert... That eventually consumed the planet. Like a mold.

  • @DavidCameronFilms
    @DavidCameronFilms 4 года назад +274

    22 minutes is not "getting long", it's just getting started! Lol. I'd watch 44 minutes of this!!

    • @kosmique
      @kosmique 4 года назад +8

      thought the exact same thing

    • @Yeetus__McGee
      @Yeetus__McGee 4 года назад +17

      he should make documentaries spanning over an hour. I know I'd watch

    • @marsm9
      @marsm9 4 года назад +9

      I would like to see him do a 2 hour documentary, where he touches on everything hes's covered so far concerning the dryas catastrophe and how it's starting to tie together nicely with all the new discoveries backing it up. It is really amazing information!

    • @mgonzalez8880
      @mgonzalez8880 4 года назад +6

      Attention spans are shorter than they've ever been! If someone can't use this 22 minutes to gain some knowledge, good riddance. Let em wander away..

    • @dylanbrown6468
      @dylanbrown6468 4 года назад +8

      Dude i read this right as he said it was getting long at the end of the video, tripped me out. So true tho I could listen to this stuff forever.

  • @Xanadu1122
    @Xanadu1122 4 года назад +109

    You’re always thought provoking and provide great details for your postulations! Thank you again, Jimmy! Thanks for doing this.

  • @eugenec2851
    @eugenec2851 3 месяца назад

    Several areas of the Sahara are below sea level. All your information makes perfect sense to me.

  • @og420obi
    @og420obi Год назад

    Great video brother. Keep up the good work. Thank you.

  • @drunkalfuzzyness
    @drunkalfuzzyness 4 года назад +89

    This is awesome and so interesting. I really want a wave of archeology to happen across the world!

    • @gregorblack5557
      @gregorblack5557 4 года назад +3

      To be hidden from everyone because it doesn't match timelines previously told?

    • @alexparris7769
      @alexparris7769 4 года назад +2

      Its already been done but those who benefit from the status quo do not like things that shake it up. Its why most of whats in the Smithsonian for example is off limits to the public. The real issue is that those who have controlled us for centuries would have no leverage
      Over us if we truly knew our past. Its why science and technology were constantly hidden and only used to convince a doubtful crowd of the power of god or whichever theology was present at the time. Harder to harvest wool when the sheep are free.

    • @sykesjb
      @sykesjb 4 года назад +1

      They already have your just not being told and or are being lied to. Big surprise.

    • @dhyrim604
      @dhyrim604 4 года назад +1

      @@sykesjb who is 'they' no scientist would ever keep his new discovery secret, if you know anything about how scientists are haha

    • @sykesjb
      @sykesjb 4 года назад +2

      @@dhyrim604 the same they that say the pyramids are tombs that Columbus discovered America that the Greeks invented math Edison invented the light bulb the Indians came over a land bridge that Egyptian artifacts haven't been found in Australia etc....... Giant bones don't exist. The timeline of all you've been told is totally wrong. The they that know these things. I'm a older person and it sucks to realize that a whole lot of what I was taught as cannon is crap.

  • @Ner0tika
    @Ner0tika 3 года назад +254

    Of course the largest lake in history is named Chad.

  • @Fiberandfastingforhealth
    @Fiberandfastingforhealth Год назад

    Really cool topic and fascinated the entire video

  • @MsKariSmith
    @MsKariSmith 2 года назад +1

    Totally fasinating video and great thoughts on the past.

  • @Gradam88
    @Gradam88 4 года назад +74

    Why couldn't the teachers I had be more enthusiastic about this stuff? This was amazing man, keep it up!

    • @strategery101
      @strategery101 4 года назад +7

      Most teachers are in it for a pay check. They don’t give a shit.

    • @SuperTheravada
      @SuperTheravada 4 года назад +1

      strategery101 and some gives a shit and they can’t teach something they don’t know, this is being covered up and no main stream media talks about it so it won’t end up in the mainstream anytime soon

    • @artothewanderer9517
      @artothewanderer9517 4 года назад +1

      @Greg Metcalf. Amen man. I feel the same way. And thus lies the problem with U.S. schooling for the most part. None of my teachers seemed to give two shits or be even remotely interesting. It shouldn’t be like that. They always seemed to focus on what they knew was “true”, never on what what possibilities may be out there. That is where they are really messing up.

    • @jdjohns972
      @jdjohns972 4 года назад +2

      @@strategery101 Walter Williams, Economics Professor st George Mason University, wrote an article several years ago about SAT scores. He stated that Education Majors scored the lowest followed closely by Journalism Majors. He concluded that we had the dumbest people teaching students and the next dumbest telling us what was going on.

    • @rosesandsongs21
      @rosesandsongs21 4 года назад +2

      If controversial matters were taught in schools students would actually start to think and that is to be avoided at all costs!

  • @Dahniska1
    @Dahniska1 4 года назад +374

    I can't speak about everything you've mentioned in this video, but I can verify about Lake Chad once being way larger. I grew up in Niger on the south of the Sahara and I'll tell you about something I remember. To get to my town I used to have to travel a few hours by truck up into the desert. There was a particular valley along that road that was unlike any other along the road; this valley was covered with palm trees though there was no obvious water in sight. Palm trees rarely grow anywhere in that country that isn't either in the far south or close to a river. One time my family traveled with a local driver who told us when we passed through that valley that the valley had at one point been a part of Lake Chad. Mind you, the only part of Lake Chad that survives to this day is hundreds of miles from there! He told us that the lake used to span for hundreds of miles. This is actual information from a local who had lived in that country all of their life as far as I know (and they have little education and not much internet, etc). So yes, from being there and having actually seen evidence, I support this point that Lake Chad was once much bigger. Wanted to share this. Love this channel!

    • @gee-wizz.5050
      @gee-wizz.5050 4 года назад +15

      Thank you for sharing! 👍

    • @illdeath3368
      @illdeath3368 4 года назад +12

      @MARK PEARSON you're fucking hilarious

    • @GreatGooglieWooglie
      @GreatGooglieWooglie 4 года назад +2

      @@illdeath3368 pssst. Fix your typo.

    • @emilybartchy4569
      @emilybartchy4569 4 года назад +3

      Thank you for confirming!

    • @Dahniska1
      @Dahniska1 4 года назад +51

      Also forgot to add, on many picnics I took in that area as a child, there were fossilized sea shells, magma and petrified wood out there in the desert. I still have pictures of them.

  • @shadeaquaticbreeder2914
    @shadeaquaticbreeder2914 2 года назад +2

    I always thot that the sphinx was more like a good ornament in that it sits atop a much larger structure that is buried in sand

  • @user-cn2xz1uy4l
    @user-cn2xz1uy4l 11 месяцев назад

    thank you very interesting keep up the good work

  • @zusheng2949
    @zusheng2949 4 года назад +71

    I like how Italy still has its boot like shape even on a 450 BCE map where everything looks distorted.

    • @freaksrus2013
      @freaksrus2013 4 года назад

      Right? I was thinking that and wondering where the rest of Africa was. Paused and studied that map for a good few moments.
      Lol! They explain that right around 19:30, the Africa part at least.

    • @uncatila
      @uncatila 4 года назад

      @@freaksrus2013 That's BC. Before Christ. Quite an uncommon era.

    • @phaandorpertwee6981
      @phaandorpertwee6981 4 года назад

      @@relo999 yeah, I mean where should the Italo Boot Mixes come from then?

    • @nonprogrediestregredi1711
      @nonprogrediestregredi1711 4 года назад +1

      @@uncatila It's B.C.E., "before common era". Have you never heard of this abbreviation before?

    • @uncatila
      @uncatila 4 года назад

      @@nonprogrediestregredi1711 it's part of a movement steaming from a hatred of the incarnation.

  • @michaelrunnels7660
    @michaelrunnels7660 4 года назад +210

    About 20 years ago I went on a cruise in the Caribbean. I toured a small pyramid and stadium in a village south of Cancun. The tour guide was a native of that village and she told us that, as a little girl growing up, she use to play on the hill and in the little valley. It wasn't until she was in her 20s that the "hill" was cleared of jungle growth and turned out to be a stone Inca pyramid. The "valley" was a stone colosseum slightly smaller than a modern football field, complete with tiered seating for several thousand and a vendor's stand, all stone. That means that explorers aren't the only ones who miss ancient ruins in the Yucatan and Central America. Sometimes the natives that have been living on those sites for centuries don't recognize them until the mass of the jungle is cleared away.

    • @tacticalmattfoley
      @tacticalmattfoley 4 года назад +5

      Very cool.

    • @Averagegamer2023
      @Averagegamer2023 4 года назад +3

      Mexica not Aztec

    • @peacetoeveryone1795
      @peacetoeveryone1795 4 года назад

      Did you write your experience online??

    • @Trex531
      @Trex531 4 года назад

      According to location must have been a Mayan ruins.

    • @slipjones2
      @slipjones2 4 года назад +3

      @@hannobaalii_makendalii - How can you say that. Did I miss something. Are you arguing that the Olmec are more then the assumed mother culture? Any ruin is assumed Olmec?

  • @jameswilsonjr5726
    @jameswilsonjr5726 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for this video. I lived in Iran for almost 5 years and I am always curious about ancient ruins of the East.

  • @ninarizzo7312
    @ninarizzo7312 Год назад

    Amazing. I have always thought there are many things still buried underneath all the sand there. How fascinating!!!!❤❤❤🤗👍👏👏👏👏👏

  • @GioFransesca
    @GioFransesca 4 года назад +40

    Jimmy why would you leave us on such a cliffhanger?! Im bout to fly to Sahara and dig thru the sands myself 🤣

    • @MrRourk
      @MrRourk 4 года назад +9

      Stay hydrated!

    • @easygarden777
      @easygarden777 4 года назад +4

      Joanna that's quite funny 😂🤣
      Let us know what you find... Make sure you get some good vids and pics and send them to Jimmy to put in his next vid😀

    • @mordokch
      @mordokch 4 года назад +1

      Take a towel, and never take your eyes off it !

    • @GG-zh1vn
      @GG-zh1vn 4 года назад

      Haha Right! Let's get a group together #digteamunite 😶👐 😂

    • @chopchop7938
      @chopchop7938 4 года назад +2

      @@mordokch if you drop the trowel, the sands will bury it and it could be found in a thousand years, placed in a future museum as a religious artifact. Make sure you carve your name and clan on it.

  • @daviddune7259
    @daviddune7259 4 года назад +119

    You need your own channel on National Geographic or something I love watching you

    • @LICKSTERxx
      @LICKSTERxx 4 года назад +1

      Not really this information is at least 20 years old

    • @corupptedkev6032
      @corupptedkev6032 4 года назад +7

      LICKSTERxx some of us weren’t born 20 Years ago

    • @reefsroost696
      @reefsroost696 4 года назад +2

      @@hendricksonrunner5015 HaHa!

    • @jinjunliu2401
      @jinjunliu2401 4 года назад

      @divorcedme Low brow hehe being kinda pretentious no?

    • @becomejvg
      @becomejvg 4 года назад +1

      So they could sanitize and neuter the content?
      Bad move.

  • @crjpeg
    @crjpeg Год назад

    Thank You! Great work!

  • @paulbrouyere1735
    @paulbrouyere1735 2 года назад +2

    Interesting videos, I visited Maroco about a decade ago and even in the Atlas Mountains fossilized sea animals were being sold by local families that found them.

  • @thetruthhurts6652
    @thetruthhurts6652 3 года назад +116

    Time to revisit all those ancient “mythical” cities written about in ancient books.

    • @TurinInquisitor
      @TurinInquisitor 3 года назад +1

      The Shadow Out of Time

    • @AGtheGEEK
      @AGtheGEEK 3 года назад +3

      I agree with you… might hold some truth.

    • @bomark2002
      @bomark2002 2 года назад +2

      That would be the King James Version ancient book spoken of

    • @carsonshaul1534
      @carsonshaul1534 2 года назад

      Tartary gang

    • @denny414
      @denny414 2 года назад

      Atlantia is buried in the Sahara

  • @serealll
    @serealll 4 года назад +29

    I was just wondering yesterday where you’ve gone, so glad to see a new upload!! Love this channel!!

    • @MKCarol-ms7lg
      @MKCarol-ms7lg 4 года назад +5

      Same here. I was about to go check if I'd been unsubed, when there it was. The latest episode.

  • @HawaBintYusuf
    @HawaBintYusuf 2 месяца назад +1

    I'm not surprised the Sahara was green at one point because there are tribes in West Africa that trace there origin to the Sahara. Plus Merchant tribes traded across the Sahara back then and still do.

    • @joelgoldsmith4747
      @joelgoldsmith4747 Месяц назад

      Such a shame that us 'Westerners', have degraded such a beautiful continent
      with its people.😟😢

  • @badwolf7777
    @badwolf7777 2 года назад +1

    Loving your videos, so well explained and evidenced!
    I just had one thought, about the sand from Sahara fertilising the Amazon. More evidence that it was once lush but crushed by the massive change in temperature as it became the equator. If it wasn't, it wouldn't fertilise anything

  • @conquerurlife
    @conquerurlife 4 года назад +101

    Man, you seriously do such a GREAT JOB at making these videos and really putting things into perspective. You are able to articulate this complex and "mysterious" ideas in such a down to earth way. Make that new video as soon as possible!!!!!!!!!! haha. Have a great day brother.

    • @deewekoms
      @deewekoms 4 года назад

      brother?

    • @MartinMurray1966
      @MartinMurray1966 4 года назад +2

      ​@@deewekoms When your mother gives birth to a baby boy , then you will know!

    • @deewekoms
      @deewekoms 4 года назад

      @@MartinMurray1966 so the daddy of conqueryourlife has consorted with the mummy of brightinsight?

  • @a.r.4573
    @a.r.4573 4 года назад +27

    You are the man Jimmy! Glad your back!!

  • @fidiak
    @fidiak Год назад

    Thanks for another great video.

  • @petethefeet1461
    @petethefeet1461 Год назад

    thank you for your research Jimmy fascinating

  • @garmiellis
    @garmiellis 3 года назад +45

    Graham Hancock has been deeply involved in studies of the same nature, related to ancient civilizations. All this starts to finally make sense. Im so glad you are making this compiled information videos so everyone can understand how much is still to be found and understood. Keep up this good work!

  • @jimgriffiths9071
    @jimgriffiths9071 4 года назад +105

    Once again, you absolutely nailed it! Graham Hancock needs to hang out with you brother!

    • @Bt26x
      @Bt26x 4 года назад +4

      Jim Griffiths YES!

    • @XZARKHAN
      @XZARKHAN 4 года назад +4

      They’ve been hanging out at Olive Garden

    • @damonp5363
      @damonp5363 4 года назад +1

      Yeah. Hopefully all this attention to The Amazon will uncover lost ruins there as well.

    • @280zjammer
      @280zjammer 4 года назад

      We don’t need Graham.

    • @blahblah2062
      @blahblah2062 4 года назад +1

      @@damonp5363 Ancient cities were in the Amazon in the distant past. Before the forest. They have been seen on that satellite that can see through to building ground marks. In the 1920's Colonel Fawcett went searching for the lost cities and was never seen again. There are books about him.

  • @kroanosm617
    @kroanosm617 2 года назад

    This is amazing. I can't believe I didn't hear about it before.