The Khufu Pyramid Revealed

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  @mattboyko09 · 3 years ago

  I like how we’re advanced enough to fly to the moon in a rocket ship, but no one can figure out how ancient people stacked rocks😂

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• JE

  @jean6872 · 4 years ago

  I planned on visiting the pyramids one day before I die. As a history teacher, I taught my 11-year-old students about ancient Egypt. Every year a new class. Then, when I retired I fell ill and now I am bedridden in Spain with any possibility of visiting Egypt out of the question. What a privilege it was to teach what we think we know about the pyramids even though I could never see them for myself. My comment here is like the graffiti left behind by those who got to Egypt and have passed on having left behind a few scratches while the pyramids remain forever.

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• MR

  @MrPsh-xs7ul · 5 years ago

  If I had one chance to time travel I’d go back to when the pyramids were built. They are the most mind boggling interesting mystery’s to me.

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• JO

  @john-s-peñois · 2 years ago

  Friendly reminder that the only reason we are prohibited from answering these easy questions because the man in charge Zahi Hawass is a fifty five year old toddler who is perfectly comfortable publicly insulting Jean-Pierre Houdin for being a "frenchy who knows nothing" as well as ScanPyramids who just proved him wrong a few months ago about a new found chamber above the main entrance. Thanks to them we now know there is likely a large void above the Grand Gallery that could possibly be a second Grand Gallery explaining the cap stones for the kings tomb! If Zahi either dies or gets out of the way we can finally answer these questions!

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• BR

  @brainlopez4464 · 5 years ago

  “They drank beer”<br>...see what’s possible when you drink beer...

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• JO

  @Joseph-fw6xx · 2 years ago (edited)

  How they were built may remains a mystery but the people who built &nbsp;these amazing structures were definitely an intelligent people who deserve credit

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• CH

  @chuaskh · 3 years ago

  “Well, all you have to do is keep working on it” is the best advise ever …

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• ST

  @StephiSensei26 · 3 years ago (edited)

  This is the second time Ive had the extreme pleasure of watching (and studying) this video and its contents. It&apos;s a terrific piece of vital information for the continuing effort to pursue the completion our knowledge of Egyptology. <br>Now, I can really appreciate why Zahi Hawass is so pissed off. To paraphrase: &quot; Some French guy comes here knowing nothing, and makes a theory of the Pyramid. And the &quot;Scan&quot; programs were there simply to support his (amateur) theory.&quot; Well Dr. Hawass, J.P. Houdin isn&apos;t exactly an idiot. He&apos;s an architect, working closely with highly qualified engineers. These people are not fools. Of course he&apos;s pissed off, because it&apos;s been staring him in the face all his life and, &quot;someone&quot; comes along with fresh eyes and sees what he&apos;d missed all this time. The recent &quot;follow up&quot; video from the &quot;History for Granite&quot; channel is superb. It has also some points of contention with Houdin&apos;s theory of the internal ramp but, it is firmly in Houdin&apos;s s corner. The bureaucracy of the Egyptian Antiquities Dept. is a real nightmare as long as Zahi Hawass sits on the board. And, the &quot;hoops&quot; Hawass has put up, for all to jump thru, for any further investigation of the internal structural configuration of the &nbsp;monument, are deliberately designed to fail. Houdin is clearly Sherlock Holms to Zahi Hawass&apos; Dr. Moriarity! And , Hawass doesn&apos;t like being told, &quot;It&apos;s elementary old boy!&quot;.

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• AY

  @aykutuckan1665 · 4 years ago (edited)

  He definitely has a far greater intellect than the entire cast of Ancient Aliens put together.

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• SA

  @Sameoldfitup · 5 years ago

  “Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams

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• EP

  @EpicScale99 · 4 years ago (edited)

  In an age where I can’t focus for ten seconds, this show was fascinating. I want so badly to carve “2022” into the inner chamber where someone had carved “1915” and “1935”

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• WI

  @wildbill6675 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I worked heavy construction 26 years concrete and steel with our modern equipment today it would be a big challenge to build the pyramids but they done it with simple tools pretty damn amazing

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