Construction of The Pyramids

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  • Опубликовано: 21 май 2007
  • A short animation created by me in my 2nd year at Bournemouth University.
    A theory on how the Egyptian Pyramids were built

Комментарии • 655

  • @syedashandanasummer6923
    @syedashandanasummer6923 6 лет назад +172

    Wow, so easy, I am going to construct one in my backyard.

  • @sunnythegreat9617
    @sunnythegreat9617 Год назад +4

    This video is just a theory, we still have no freaking idea how the Pyramids were built, how the Rocks were cut so precisely, and how the Egyptians were able to move millions of tons of Limestone, Granite, & Mortar from a quarry that is 800 kilometers away without using WHEELS.

  • @Itsme.officially
    @Itsme.officially 3 года назад +7

    *Recommended after 13 years*

    • @righteousred723
      @righteousred723 3 года назад

      I searched for it... poor me. This terrible rabbithole I've fallen into

  • @SgtJoeSmith
    @SgtJoeSmith 5 лет назад +19

    Yep it's really this easy. Me and my buddy built a 481 foot tall pyramid in my back yard over the weekend over a case of beer using these techniques.

  • @amsonenggmachines
    @amsonenggmachines 11 лет назад +145

    Very easy method... I will make a pyramid my self tomorrow... I will ask my 3 friends to act as slaves...

  • @SpatioTemporalEntity
    @SpatioTemporalEntity 6 лет назад +6

    It has not gone unnoticed that the three pyramids at Giza are mirrors of Orion's Belt. "Egypt is an image of the heavens, the whole cosmos dwells here" , says the Greeks. There is something much deeper with respect to the builders of the pyramids and other Megalithic construction found worldwide. The older stone masonry is much finer and more precise and on large scales, whereas later dynasties and kingdoms lost the ability and were reduced to building with undressed stone aggregates, bricks sticks and straw, even today with our advances in technology, such projects would be absurdly monumental.

  • @loddyda
    @loddyda 2 года назад +3

    Finally, a good, concise DIY.

  • @tristanyuri4680
    @tristanyuri4680 8 лет назад +19

    rope used for pulling the blocks was not extended. Of course!

  • @armourdaddy805
    @armourdaddy805 12 лет назад +2

    dont this show that we are all trying to communicate with our children by collective sharing of labour .these are all pieces of art and have stood the test of time.all those men and women built them deserve our respect.

  • @lizardking1457
    @lizardking1457 4 года назад +7

    Bowling alley screens when u get a strike:

  • @Hung6984
    @Hung6984 7 лет назад +3

    You are genious, my friend

  • @mikeg.5233
    @mikeg.5233 4 года назад +8

    Experts don't know. It's hilarious listening to their theories. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @streakersjt
    @streakersjt 6 лет назад +4

    Thank you!
    It all makes sense now!

  • @cutsrosescents4950
    @cutsrosescents4950 7 лет назад +7

    at least they had snake charming music to listen to all day

  • @jaimesandoval1988
    @jaimesandoval1988 16 лет назад +6

    Great hypothesis!

  • @dantyler1558
    @dantyler1558 5 лет назад +2

    ... And so many wondered for so long!

  • @johannwilder1437
    @johannwilder1437 7 лет назад +11

    The chambers and tunnels inside MUST have been built as they went along, and not afterwards or dug out once completed.

  • @kkkkkkk7
    @kkkkkkk7 6 лет назад

    i agree this is the best solution to this question. it is like the stair climbing cart ( three wheels in one ) 6-Wheel Collapsible Shopping Large Capacity Cart Lightweight Shopping Trolley Stair Climbing Cart

  • @GG1man
    @GG1man 4 года назад +13

    I believe it was physically impossible to construct a pyramid, in the lifetime of a pharaoh based on the theories we were taught in school. As someone else noted, the pyramids are located in the exact center of the earth's landmass. Also, they were built to tolerances we can just about duplicate today. Supposedly all without mechanical help. Furthermore, cutting stone with a copper tool would be almost a fruitless task. Even if there were people constantly sharpening the copper chisels, they would never have been able to keep pace with how quickly a copper tool dulls against stone.

  • @nw5052001
    @nw5052001 13 лет назад

    i cant decide weather i would have like to work on the sand removing team,,the rock cutting team or the rock movers team..were they all in the same union? either way i would have quit after the first week and invent stucco

  • @Aerospaceman
    @Aerospaceman 5 лет назад +5

    Think about the construction and you'll realize that all the passageways were designed to be completed during construction; hence, plenty of light.

    • @righteousred723
      @righteousred723 3 года назад

      Yeah the subterranean chamber was super lit, yo

    • @majestic7768
      @majestic7768 3 года назад

      They probably had some form of light energy to assist in the tunnels.

    • @hasofficial5375
      @hasofficial5375 2 года назад

      Very nice and very good ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @AbelBlog
    @AbelBlog 6 лет назад +6

    As soon as i saw a primitive cartoon with a hammer, i started laughing hahahahaha :)

  • @Dada9x9
    @Dada9x9 14 лет назад +28

    how they can make the roof? :P

    • @righteousred723
      @righteousred723 3 года назад

      Compelling question... FACE ZE WALL

    • @andreithepro3708
      @andreithepro3708 3 года назад

      @@righteousred723 i like pineapples

    • @Static_Citizen
      @Static_Citizen 2 года назад +1

      Your commenting on a 11 years ago comment

    • @hasofficial5375
      @hasofficial5375 2 года назад

      Very nice and very good ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @Ur-_-Killa-TV
    @Ur-_-Killa-TV 12 лет назад +5

    The "king's and queen's chamber" were built while the pyramids were being bulit...
    Not carved into after it was done...

  • @stevewiles7132
    @stevewiles7132 6 лет назад +1

    They started with the top stone, the jacked each level up and filled in under it

  • @OCPyrit
    @OCPyrit 4 года назад +2

    Levelling using water is a cool idea. But wasn't at least one of the pyramids erected on a bedrock hill?
    How do you think the sides were measured to be of equal distance and quadratic?

    • @tobiastho9639
      @tobiastho9639 Год назад

      1) You just need a trench around the bedrock hill to have level walls to start with and need less stones to fill in becaus of the hill. Level outer walls are crucial, best workers start from corners. 1b) you make the ramp spiraling as part of the pyramid (probably) 2) You just tie a long rope to a stick on each end. If you draw 2 circles the middle points and the 2 ponts the OO intersect X make a 90° angle. 2b) You align 2 sticks with the stars, for extra religious points, in your cult.

  • @kikimoraWTF
    @kikimoraWTF 10 лет назад +13

    lol tombs and passage ways are cut into the pyramid ? um how did they cut those passages, which nowadays require small robots to get to the other side ?

    • @muffinman5741
      @muffinman5741 6 лет назад

      kikimoraWTF you don't need small robots. The pyramids are huge.

    • @maxhamilton8204
      @maxhamilton8204 4 года назад +1

      With very tiny slaves of course...

  • @haitheory
    @haitheory 13 лет назад

    @ReneeNme ... thanks for taking notice and attempting to educate others.

  • @Relativisticism
    @Relativisticism 11 лет назад +2

    Well that is just the thing. They weren't cut after. The blocks were cut before laying them in place.

  • @matt.dunleavy
    @matt.dunleavy 7 лет назад +3

    One part I think that is vastly overlooked is the efficiency of people before our time. In the modern day, all sorts of equipment and cranes would be used. It's an insult to their intelligence to think they were using people to drag those heavy ass stones up the hill, when they had both the access and the knowledge to tame and utilize large mammoths to pull them. Additionally, they were very knowledgeable about using man-made flood channels to their advantage. I think the pyramids were built down in a hole, and then they flooded the area out to level the ground.

    • @jawdropping-trendingandvir4754
      @jawdropping-trendingandvir4754 7 лет назад

      r u on serious drugs... if you mean to say water ways,,then i m totally agree with you,,

    • @AntiWoke_Autistic
      @AntiWoke_Autistic 6 лет назад

      Yeah, right, the pyramids were built down in a hole...as deep as the pyramids are high...all those men climbing that far down...WHILE dragging a 50 ton block, then filling the hole with enough water power to raise the pyramid perfectly to the perfect height...I can't tell if your post is sarcastic or you really believe what you posted, but with all the stupid posts here, I'm going to have to go with you actually believe the drivel you posted.

    • @hasofficial5375
      @hasofficial5375 2 года назад +1

      Very nice and very good ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

    • @FLPhotoCatcher
      @FLPhotoCatcher Год назад

      I came up with a plausible idea of how the pyramids were constructed. Basically, the builders used the sides of the pyramids as the ramp. A temporary smooth facing 'ramp', very similar to the finished smooth pyramid exterior, would have been built in the center of the four sides, as the pyramid was built. This 'ramp' would only need to have been about 20 feet wide. I say "temporary" ramp because the stones pulled up on them would have worn the surface of the stones - but they could have been re-surfaced and reused. Or maybe the temporary ramp could have been made of wood, with wooden skids under the stones being pulled up to reduce friction.
      The way it would work, is that ropes would have draped over a 'pulley' at the top edge of the pyramid, crossed over to the opposite side, and draped over another 'pulley' going down the pyramid on the opposite side. The workers own weight pulling downhill would have made it much easier and faster to pull the blocks up the opposite side. And it is thought that the granite blocks in the roof of a main chamber was pulled up the Grand Gallery, with ropes going over a wooden 'pulley'.
      The stones all the way to the top could have been raised this way.

      And there is some possible evidence of this building technique - the sides of at least one pyramid in the center is worn down on the four sides, hinting that the temporary ramp damaged the stones underneath as it was built and dismantled, and stones possibly tumbled down it.
      What do you think?

  • @LordXsi
    @LordXsi 3 года назад +7

    Except “tombs and passageways were cut into the pyramid” this is a pretty nice hypothesis:) and a nice animation 👍

  • @driewiel
    @driewiel 11 лет назад

    That explains it all!

  • @apspacking
    @apspacking 14 лет назад

    I don't know if we can make stone blocks like that , but if with molding we can make stone blocks, we can place moldings in the real place and fill it up there. I mean, we don't need to mold the stones in different place and then move them to their original standing place. Just Take the moldings up and mold the stones at the place you want them to stand for ever.

  • @warrior_spt5541
    @warrior_spt5541 6 лет назад

    That was very specific

  • @sriraghavendra2529
    @sriraghavendra2529 7 лет назад

    really appreciate it

  • @LynceLFS
    @LynceLFS 7 лет назад +1

    Wow!
    I love this lie! Nice one.
    Sophie.

  • @guy_with_infinite_power
    @guy_with_infinite_power 2 года назад +1

    Me : I don't like much to see videos about pyramids
    RUclips : it's ok see this one for only 2 minutes , it's interesting

  • @SoMeThInGNeWSaikrishnastatus
    @SoMeThInGNeWSaikrishnastatus 6 лет назад

    How to make graphic? And name of this app?

  • @TipOfAfrica0010
    @TipOfAfrica0010 4 года назад +1

    I'm amazed with all the written history in the pyramids there isn't a single mention anywhere in Egypt of how they were built. Plus they built the pyramids but didn't invent the wheel at this precise time

    • @TipOfAfrica0010
      @TipOfAfrica0010 3 года назад

      @James Michaels ..but they understood angles/geometry and astrology all in order to build the pyramids

  • @juansanchez9343
    @juansanchez9343 4 года назад +13

    The martians help them, is no way that without any mechanical machinery and advance technology these persons just with their strength were able to move those giant blocks.

    • @yewisemountaingoat528
      @yewisemountaingoat528 4 года назад

      Actually they can move them and that has already been proven in several modern day tests and experiments. Moving the blocks from the quarry to the building site fairly easy. It's equally easy to build the foundation. The problems start once you start building higher and you have to get the blocks higher and higher up. The only plausible way is to build a ramp but that too must be longer and longer or else the angle will be too high for the block to be dragged up. How they moved the blocks is no big mystery, how they lifted them up the pyramid as it was being built is still not explained. Yes, a ramp could be built but this ramp would be as huge as the pyramid itself.

    • @doniday6239
      @doniday6239 3 года назад

      Yea the block is more big than in the video

  • @vanesaroman7125
    @vanesaroman7125 11 лет назад +1

    The great Pyramid it was a electric generator wireless,the stones and building was by levitation they cut stones by instruments that generate waves and vibration.then once stones was cut another instrument put energy with different polarity of the gravity of earth, the stones are granite and granite its a highest conductor of electricity

  • @jonfridholnansiae7755
    @jonfridholnansiae7755 7 лет назад +3

    In history and evidence, 5000 years ago, the Egyptian kingdom is
    cultured high, you must have a pride of its own with your culture and
    country .....في التاريخ والأدلة، قبل 5000 سنة، والملكية ثقافة عالية
    المصرية، أن يكون لديك فخر في الثقافة والقطري. amun ikei dayak metuh te
    mungkin primitif tutu .....

  • @dmx011
    @dmx011 14 лет назад +3

    how did they cut the stone with copper tools?
    did you research how soft copper is? and the pink granite inside is one of the hardest stones on earth, how did they cut those? just wondering what the theory is on that. cool vid though. i thought they used the grand gallery to get some of the big blocks up.

    • @desismith6855
      @desismith6855 Год назад

      Ancient text they used the tools of the Gods

  • @blubell2244
    @blubell2244 8 лет назад +22

    Er? No way did that happen. You missed out the parts where these little guys moved a 1-2 ton slab of stone to each tier of the pyramid including the very top, which would have been virtually impossible going by your analysis. Sorry, I've been to Egypt and those huge slabs were towering way above my head, so how could anyone move them?

    • @blubell2244
      @blubell2244 8 лет назад +1

      There's no theory. However, the facts are detailed in side the pyramids themselves. Not the white mans theory but the facts.

    • @kensamo9376
      @kensamo9376 8 лет назад

      +fullmetaljaco Slaves didn't build the pyramids idiot. They were regular working citizens that if you looked at the paintings on the pyramid wall were regular red skinned Arabs. Racism did not exist back then like now if they had slaves that happened to be from Kush(Sudan) then they were most likely POWs from a battle. Like Libyan slaves Syrian slaves and other slaves obtained from foreign wars.

    • @blubell2244
      @blubell2244 8 лет назад +1

      @fullmetaljaco I think, like many others you have missed the point completely. Throwing random knowledge out is great, but I was actually trying to point out that regardless of the societal factors, it would still be impossible to move the slabs as detailed in this vid. ( I think the world should sit a logical reasoning test before the are 10) just throwing that out there x

    • @CommanderZavala
      @CommanderZavala 7 лет назад +3

      Hi

    • @Justfacts10000
      @Justfacts10000 6 лет назад

      Blu bell speak on it 👍🏽

  • @halfgaregek13
    @halfgaregek13 16 лет назад +6

    the pyramids lie in the exact centre of all the landmass of earth

  • @johnbattye9398
    @johnbattye9398 5 лет назад

    If I had of know it was this easy I would have built one years ago.

  • @juliedelpozo6046
    @juliedelpozo6046 5 лет назад +1

    Beautiful work but you need to add more details. You know it wasn't easy to build any pyramid. Where did they get the blocks? How did they cut it so precise?

    • @LucaIsHere179
      @LucaIsHere179 4 года назад

      You do realize that they used sandstone right sandstones to make it its sand and water and they shaped it

  • @legbreaker
    @legbreaker 13 лет назад

    @blankplanet
    oh yeah.. thanks for the heads up :-)

  • @pedryttopizarroso2215
    @pedryttopizarroso2215 Год назад +1

    Muy fácil y sencillo lo vemos, pero me imagino que no fué con esa siplicidad que poneis en los dibujos animados.

  • @cwesterjones08
    @cwesterjones08 13 лет назад

    sand was used for ramps... they add each level, then puch sand up against it stretched over miles at a small grade

  • @Unknownn6551
    @Unknownn6551 3 года назад

    Nice tutorial 👍👍

  • @maaatori
    @maaatori 11 лет назад

    Guys, its probably just his paper work at second year of university from some graphic class he had to do, where he chose, as topic, pyramids.. Its not about how its build , but to show his knowledge of using the specific graphic software..

  • @dhirajkrn9542
    @dhirajkrn9542 2 года назад +7

    According to "old scriptures" of Egypt, the massive stone blocks of the pyramids were lifted up by "sound technology "! Osho has given a proper speech about this and he said that the "sound technology" that can uplift heavy objects has been lost in the course of time...Anyway, nice video🤔👍👍

    • @ghulammohammed2478
      @ghulammohammed2478 2 года назад +1

      Nobody so far how it is constructed?

    • @ted331
      @ted331 2 года назад

      The sound tech is true the Pharos spoke and the people did what he told them to do

  • @mcpartridgeboy
    @mcpartridgeboy 12 лет назад +1

    hey this is a great student project imformative and interesting, way too many student projects are pretensious shit, thanks what course are you studying >?

  • @1pierreandremercier
    @1pierreandremercier 7 лет назад +1

    have you ever tried to pull 2 or 3 tonnes on a sled. I have and trust e it is not that easy. Some people can be so simplistic.

  • @Tantagotantago10
    @Tantagotantago10 16 лет назад

    how did the water try up and turned into cement.

  • @vanesaroman7125
    @vanesaroman7125 11 лет назад

    at infinite number of years of universe creation do you thing the human civilization its the only one in the universe ? please

  • @ridemydirt2005
    @ridemydirt2005 Год назад

    So basically just do a little digging, then just add water and you have a huge pyramid?
    How do they lift those heavy blocks into the rail cars?

  • @user-gj1eg7cz9i
    @user-gj1eg7cz9i 6 лет назад

    But how to store rock on the peak?

  • @nobodyhome8637
    @nobodyhome8637 3 года назад +7

    Question genius’s: where did they get all this wood for the sleds, tracks and ramps? Have you seen Egypt? It’s a desert there are no suitable trees for building structures that can withstand the weight and pressure of these heavy blocks (I’m not sure but I don’t believe there was a Lowe’s or Home Depot near by). The few trees that do exist in deserts are spindly small and weak. Plus the sand will sink under the weight if you just lay a few sticks of wood without proper bedding and compaction, there’s a reason today’s highway construction puts extra material down then compacts it with heavy machinery before laying asphalt. And don’t even get me start about the tensile strength required for rope needed to pull such heavy loads I have steel cables break from lesser loads

    • @user-xg7fx3hy3w
      @user-xg7fx3hy3w 2 года назад

      dont u know the nile river flooded making it possible for moist soil to farm ect

    • @diegoxxx9502
      @diegoxxx9502 2 года назад

      In those years ..3 thousend years after... nilo river valley..was much diferent than today.. in this years they discover by inverse engenierr how they make it... because humans make it...

  • @danielvenancio5443
    @danielvenancio5443 8 лет назад

    Any room???

  • @kimikow1
    @kimikow1 14 лет назад +1

    lol, u used the music from the pharoah game!! :D (i luv that game) btw what is bournmouth like cuz i was thinking about goin there for a animation course

  • @stevecvntniko8271
    @stevecvntniko8271 7 лет назад +3

    it was solved in the first 20sec wow

  • @leonfdawson
    @leonfdawson 13 лет назад

    @stabbo777 I know, right?

  • @wheelmanstan
    @wheelmanstan 13 лет назад

    the most important thing to note is that it is not a tomb. once you factor that in then the assumption of it having been completed in 20 years is unfounded. Now you have ancient people building an incredible structure over a long period of time. And then you have to ask yourself why, it is something that is of great importance beyond our modern comprehension.

  • @rkhrd3211
    @rkhrd3211 4 года назад +5

    looks easy enough, brb

  • @tempusfugit007
    @tempusfugit007 9 лет назад +27

    Must of taken longer than a few minutes

  • @RobotischeHilfe
    @RobotischeHilfe 3 года назад

    Man thanks dir the Manual Just Made 2 myself today with some Friends. The weight isnt a Problem and WHO need math Just do it totally easy

  • @justme0786
    @justme0786 12 лет назад

    @Aminor Amajor u r right

  • @faridfaizi1515
    @faridfaizi1515 4 года назад +3

    No way, UFO build up the pyramids 👽🛸

  • @yecyec3927
    @yecyec3927 2 года назад

    WHERE DID THEY GET THE ROCK FROM?

  • @tiemo25
    @tiemo25 14 лет назад +13

    solid video, i think this could be how they were made. also explains why it took almost 40 years to make a pyramid. those ancients had alot of time on their hands.

  • @remstyle
    @remstyle 16 лет назад +1

    where did they get that much wood?

    • @LucaIsHere179
      @LucaIsHere179 4 года назад

      Good question mabey they reuse it

  • @Alpaca4l1fe
    @Alpaca4l1fe 12 лет назад

    dit filmpje is echt perfect voor mijn spreekbeurt van Nederlands

  • @keithnaylor1981
    @keithnaylor1981 3 года назад

    What have the pyramids to do with pharaohs?

  • @apurbadeb7618
    @apurbadeb7618 4 года назад +1

    So easy and simple
    I will have built one for my wife

  • @jaimesandoval1988
    @jaimesandoval1988 16 лет назад

    True the avatar above this is claming to know how they were built.

  • @mohammadjulhas9260
    @mohammadjulhas9260 5 лет назад

    Excellent vedio

  • @Joshuaxiong2
    @Joshuaxiong2 6 лет назад

    1:39 It doesn't show how the blocks are lifted up.

  • @jothaman3555
    @jothaman3555 5 лет назад

    Middle in the desert of Egypt:
    Slave: Majisty what would you like as you grave?
    King: Hmmm...
    Slave: take your time sir
    King: Some huge fucking triangles
    Slave: Coming right up...

  • @abdullahnoman6264
    @abdullahnoman6264 10 месяцев назад

    *Theory of Building Pyramids*:-
    The stones from which the pyramids were built are not natural stones, but rather manufactured stones with the same idea as the manufacture of bricks or blocks, and these stones were not moved or carried to their high positions (which increase in height with increasing height in building). Rather, each stone was manufactured in its location (It is the same as its current location) and it was never moved or carried from its place. These stones are characterized by precision in their manufacture, and the connected stones are relatively similar. Each stone is also characterized by an increase in the width and length of its base (compared to its height), but they gradually decrease the higher its position in the building, and while below we will review a vision of how to build of external frame for pyramid, regardless of the internal divisions (which could be done using traditional methods of construction in conjunction with the construction of the external structure of the pyramid).
    *The idea of building the external structure of the pyramid*:-
    The external structure of the pyramid consists of several levels (or rows), starting with the base and ending with the top. Each level consists of stacked stones in the form of a square with regular dimensions and high precision (right angles and equal sides). The dimensions of the square decrease at the top level, and this shows how the staircase shape of the pyramid appears. The stones on each level are almost identical, and the dimensions of the base of each stone are several times its height. These dimensions decrease at the upper level and continue to decrease gradually until the top. Three-quarters of the base of each stone on the upper level is above the stones of the lower level, while a quarter of the base of each stone remains suspended in the air. Each stone is manufactured on site using wooden molds made up of several facades (from five to three facades depending on the location of the stone and the number of adjacent stones), and each facade consists of several flat, strong, tightly packed wooden planks. These molds are used in the same way as making blocks or bricks. The ancient Egyptians came up with a specific chemical formula that was mixed with desert sand, and perhaps a certain liquid was added to it (perhaps water). This resulted in a mixture similar to the cement mixture we have today, where workers carry it using special containers and pour it into wooden molds (with the same idea as concrete pouring). This mixture dries quickly, so the wooden molds are removed to begin making the adjacent stone until the current level is completed and then move to the next level, and so on. After these stones dry, they become very hard, just like rocks.
    *Scientific evidence of the validity of the theory*:-
    1- There is no doubt that the ancient Egyptians had some secrets of chemistry that we do not know yet, such as the secret of the materials used in mummification, which is still a mystery that baffles scientists. Likewise, they discovered a chemical formula for making the mixture used in making stones for construction, but they did not convey to us the nature of those compositions that It has become one of their mysterious secrets. It is not logical to believe that there is a secret in a specific dye used in mummification, but not believe that there is a secret in a specific mixture used in construction.
    2- The color of the pyramid stones is completely similar to the color of the desert sand surrounding the pyramids, which confirms that the pyramid stones were made from that desert sand, noting that the color of the rocks tends to be dark in all the mountains surrounding that desert, which are very far from the site of the pyramids.
    3- The absence of any rocky mountains in the areas near the pyramids, thus ruling out bringing real rocks from the mountains to build the pyramids, noting the large size of those rocks used in building the pyramids, thus ruling out the idea of carrying and transporting those rocks using traditional tools.

  • @jaimesandoval1988
    @jaimesandoval1988 16 лет назад

    First and foremost gumption varies from culture to culture so anything from anyone is infact a hypothesis because as I mentioned before only the people who aided building it know how they were built, anyone other then them is basing their hypothesis on conjecture!

  • @srinivassc6281
    @srinivassc6281 4 года назад +1

    It is impossible for crane or jcb's to shake even. It is one's imagination's suffering.

  • @haitheory
    @haitheory 16 лет назад

    Dear Nick Bateman, you have done a fairly good job here with some commonsense of avoiding sand ramps. Please get hold of a copy of Raising Stone 1 - Paul Hai's racks & pinions theory which will enlighten you. Good Luck.

  • @babybear20062007
    @babybear20062007 11 лет назад

    cool!

  • @aadityakumar423
    @aadityakumar423 4 года назад +1

    What about interior

  • @satyajitsardar6601
    @satyajitsardar6601 5 лет назад +1

    So nice video

  • @OeyvindAamdalEliassen
    @OeyvindAamdalEliassen 15 лет назад

    It all looks nice when Mr Stickman is pulling digital cubes around, but I fail to see how this would look in practice!
    I suspect that really none of us know how the pyramids were built...

  • @jannathussainshaik7664
    @jannathussainshaik7664 5 лет назад +1

    Graphics made easy to built phyramids

  • @jarekwanczewski8864
    @jarekwanczewski8864 Год назад

    such explanation is science-fiction

  • @abimurugesan8475
    @abimurugesan8475 6 лет назад

    how to impossible the height

  • @sakkmatt
    @sakkmatt 4 года назад

    It would take an accurate compass to be at the same latitude as the South American pyramids.

  • @billyomnik
    @billyomnik 10 лет назад +49

    Not that easy my friend

  • @romanljc
    @romanljc 13 лет назад

    @ClassicCartoonsGuy The blocks get smaller as they went higher and they did a test that showed that 50 man could easily drag even the biggest blocks and everything was planed so they did not get in each others way There probely is a video of it on here if you look I saw them test thus on history channel one time

  • @vincecox8376
    @vincecox8376 Год назад +1

    I love what you said. I have been in the technological world for more than 60 years, I got my first HAM Radio license back in 1958, I have teaching credential and much more. Let me tell you a few facts!!! #1 the most powerful part of a magnet is the center (B) field, we live in a 100% magnetic universe, The great pyramids were teleportation devices as well as inter planetary communications. Again you must understand the power of the center field it's what you and I are made of and the pyramids were directly involved with the "B" field of earth, Thats what the "ANKH" was all about. The pyramids typically show this exact thing , you will see a shaft with what looks like four tires on a shaft and typically a lady at the bottom clapping on one of the lower rings providing a vibration to same. These were magnetic fields all the magnets were in the repel mode to maximize the "B" field energy , when they vibrated the bottom magnet it would resonate with all above and maximize the "B" field output of the shaft!! ONE critical item you must stay away, from any Iron metal. There is so much to tell you about the "B" field from anti gravity to making granite rock soft like butter. Think about it just for a second, Most of us live in the earths "B" field. So much more OMG. I CAN PROVE ALL THE ABOVE.. Take a look at coral castle Florida on RUclips,

  • @hasofficial5375
    @hasofficial5375 2 года назад +1

    Very nice and very good ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @deadpooleditz286
    @deadpooleditz286 2 года назад

    Awesome

  • @loadingimage4701
    @loadingimage4701 4 года назад +1

    Oke and why did the build it???

  • @jayn391
    @jayn391 Год назад

    The pyramids had something to due with causing a castraphy long ago. What ever was in the kings chamber was very volatile.

  • @basic204
    @basic204 4 месяца назад

    Christian how did you make this animation and can I use it?