The 4,000-Year-Old Secret Behind the Great Pyramid’s Hidden Doors

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• TH

  @theblueunknown0 · 10 days ago

  Ancient Egypt never stops surprising us. The fact that these hidden doors remained a mystery for thousands of years shows how much we still have to discover about the Great Pyramid."

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• MA

  @markeaton24thethings · 11 days ago

  Very great video. Thank you.

• JO

  @johnsamuels6021 · 10 days ago

  Why would we like the video BEFORE we watch it?

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• ST

  @stewartdegner260 · 12 days ago

  Thank you

• JA

  @jamesroberts9825 · 12 days ago

  I tune out at the 30 second

• NO

  @nojrulislam9425 · 12 days ago

  Where's your receipts for your accusations? Thousands of years and no one could find the entrance until the caliph? He was able to find the entrance from the descendants of the pyramid builders...

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• IN

  @india2880 · 12 days ago

  That is the problem. We are asking how thecould make all these temples &nbsp;statues and all the infrastructure &nbsp;without <br>The modern cranes. Machines computers of today??? &nbsp;We presume &nbsp;they had nothing but small ‘werkzeuge’<br>But if you look around the world and see all the impressive structures you must ask yourself that our explanation is too stupid to believe <br>I am convinced they all knew to operate on the universal laws<br>And knew how to use it.

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• 3D

  @3DManShadowland · 8 days ago

  I do not proscribe to the idea that testing and conducting studies of the great pyramid would ever create a condition where it was destroyed or any meaningful damage could possible occur, that outweigh the need to know what these things were truly built for, instead of the lame idea it was burial tombs, which is plumb stupid at best.

• WM

  @wmgthilgen · 12 days ago

  Using a time line we will never be able to fathom, comprehend, understand etc. etc. etc. And presently only ever available in book&apos;s, movie&apos;s depicted as SYFY. Our entier being from regardless of how it started to the end when only one exist and it an AI. The original creator&apos;s will simply as a farmer does now, harvest what it planted. A seed was planeted, and as we know, seed&apos;s vary in the time they need to becomeing what ever it is they are. I mean getting an apple from a tree which was planted as a seed originally takes year&apos;s were able to fathom. A tomato takes considerably less time, which we again fathom. But we are not able to fathom that what we refer to as &quot;MANKIND&quot; is nothing more than a seed being planted, and that some day it won&apos;t be a human that is harvested but the AI it eventually became. It&apos;s been said, stated more often in jest than not. In the end there can be only one. And that one will not be that of a human as we suspect it will. It will be the last of AI, when it no longer has any usefullness of the other&apos;s. Simply wait until the one who planted the seed originally comes back to harvest it.

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• JO

  @johnnicholas1488 · 11 days ago

  It&apos;s all magic.

• GA

  @gavinziegler7807 · 8 days ago

  The Three Main Pyramids (Wikipedia)<br>Pyramid of Khufu (The Great Pyramid) <br>The oldest, largest, and most famous of the three, also historically known by its Greek name, the Pyramid of Cheops.<br>Pyramid of Khafre <br>The second-largest pyramid (known in Greek as Chephren), and distinguished by retaining some of its original smooth outer limestone casing at the very top.<br>Pyramid of Menkaure<br>The smallest of the three principal structures(known in Greek as Mykerinos or Mycerinus).<br><br>This video talks about Khufu, but the pictures are about Khafre. &nbsp;Why would I continue to listen? You obviously don&apos;t know what you are talking about.

• AR

  @arronmasters-w2k · 12 days ago

  Yes, I do very much love him and want to see him and have a drink alright bye

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