Did Ancient Aliens Really Build the Pyramids? This Video Has Me Questioning Everything!

a reply to: BigRedChew

If you are interested in the pyramids watch these videos:

Revelation of The Pyramids and The Pyramid Code.

Those will blow your mind.

I personally do not believe the Egyptians as we are told built the Giza plateau or The Sphinx. I truly believe they were built by an older civilization with advanced knowledge or 'tech' that has since been lost or suppressed.

This is one of my favorite topics. I remember in 10th grade World History asking my teacher even then how they moved such large stones and cut them with basic tools. He did not like my questions in class lol I was a menace then. I was curious though as even then it didn't make sense considering the size of the stones, where they were supposedly quarried and then moved from.

Oh also a good book to read is Chris Dunn's Giza Power Plant.


All of these will get you truly thinking about The Giza Pyramid Complex in a completely different way.

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a reply to: mblahnikluver

Im a big fan also mblahnikluver.

My weans have hecklefish plushies.

The Mrs on the other hand can stand the thing.

I'm just happy ATS is still standing and able to function considering nobody, including the mods, has all the keys to the kingdom any longer.

I love Hecklefish!! I have my Lizzid People mug and Hecklefish for President shirt lol"

I have seen some people are annoyed by him but he cracks me up. I wanted the plush but they are sold out!

I love ATS and when I couldn't log in a while back I legit panicked! I dont participate like I once did but I still read the site almost daily.

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Some not bad half one-liners and dad jokes.

I like the character.

He is one of those hit-or-miss affairs through.

He reminds me of a little fellow i went to school with and sat next to in Geography. LoL

a reply to: BigRedChew

But here's a question that always lingers for me: if the Egyptians had such advanced knowledge and techniques, why did no other structures of this magnitude and precision emerge after a certain period of time?

I used to think that too, but then you also have to remember how secretive some of these people were with their ideas, to this day nobody knows how to make greek fire for example.

The recipe for Greek fire was a closely-guarded state secret; historians have variously speculated that it was based on saltpeter, sulfur, or quicklime, though most modern scholars agree that it was based on petroleum mixed with resins, comparable in composition to modern napalm. Byzantine sailors would toss grenades loaded with Greek fire onto enemy ships or spray it from tubes.

History is full of magnificent ancient engineers and thinkers, who's secrets were lost when they died, these people were seen in a different light compared to day, almost god-like or magical so kept their secrets to themselves. Even early Stone mason kept their masonary techniques secret leading to secret guilds. Some even believe that it can be traced back as far as ancient Egypt?

Freemasonry or Masonry refers to various fraternal organisations that trace their origins to the local guilds of stonemasons that, from the end of the 14th century, regulated the qualifications of stonemasons and their interaction with authorities and clients. Freemasonry is the oldest fraternity in the world and among the oldest continued organizations in history

Modern people tend to look back on our ancestors and think they were unintelligent because we have electricity or modern machinery, but you only have to look at the Antikythera mechanism to see how wrong this is, a clockwork calendar created around 200bc.

You also have to understand how Egyptian society would see their Pharaohs as the living God on earth, 10,000 people working from dawn till dusk to build a momument in his name is showing your love of your God.
I've talked with friends about this kind of commitment and how it's almost impossible to put ourselves in their shoes. Imagine what you would do if you truely believed your god was walking amongst you?

I only see one theory that makes any sense for the design of the Giza pyramids. It was done to leave a memory that will withstand the test of time of where an intergalactic colonization force was from. There is also a similar pattern in the Inca's.



On arrival they would of had all kinds of crazy tech to make the journey. As for having the skills, technology and resources to keep that technology maintained would become a big problem and quickly lost in time. There are no markings or stories found in the Gaza pyramids so far, different from the other Egyptian sites that have been excavated.

a reply to: kwaka

On arrival they would of had all kinds of crazy tech to make the journey. As for having the skills, technology and resources to keep that technology maintained would become a big problem and quickly lost in time.

Sounds like the final season and premise of "Battlestar Galactica" all the same.

a reply to: BigRedChew

I was watching a video where they where talking about how many blocks were in the pyramid and the block placement. Some 2.3 million blocks of stone. Ranging 2.5 to 15 tons a piece. Being carried down the Nile on reed barges. Yes reed barges. And each stone being placed on the pyramid at a rate of one every ten seconds. With multiple teams placing stones at the same time to complete it in 27 years? Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

There's a lot more to contemplate about the pyramids than just saying "the Egyptians built them". Take the hydraulic idea, it's very very rare for any complicated technology (and hydraulics is complicated) to emerge just out of thin air. There must be a progression of development. It's the dame with the pyramids. According to mainstream archaeology the pyramids of Giza were the pinnacle which included the stepped pyramids. YET. Hydraulics and all the pyramids show no signs of how they were built ie, no preceding simple ideas that progressed into the supposed technology.
If, and I say if, the great pyramid was built as a "power house" think on this :- would a civilization with a superior power suddenly not only lose that power source but destroy all mention of it. I could understand if there had been a major cataclysm to destroy a civilization but between the construction of the pyramid and today there have been none. So if they did have advanced technology what dragged them back to living in mud huts?

a reply to: BigRedChew

I like the way Graham Hancock coins it as "historical amnesia" although I don't necessarily think we forgot entirely.

I think over time the narratives changed and certain organizations, groups or regimes started rewriting history and eliminating the "no doubt" evidence of its existence.

"Tartaria", Göbekli Tepe, the tightening of antarctic access, etc.

Göbekli Tepe is a great example of historical censorship in real-time. They turned a significant archeological site into a makeshift, open air museum. They put concrete walk ways around the site, essential corralling the research, and the possible finds, to a specific area.

Just a month ago...


I know I'm not alone in thinking that history is replete with "start overs"; geologically and socially.

We have NEVER been alone, imo.

a reply to: BigRedChew

Careful about tugging on too many threads there Chewy.

First a few holes appear in the fabric of "reality".

But when there are too many holes, the very integrity of the tapestry of everything we believe we know crumbles.

Then even the so-called "conspiracy-theorists" will argue with you ! LOL !

a reply to: VariedcodeSole

Göbekli Tepe and the open air museum was Turkey trying to make money out of archaelogical tourism and protect the site. Research is still ongoing in the area along with the discovery of a new site Karahan tepe (if it was all being covered up, why reveal the newly discovered site?) . It's sadening when fake news and cover up stories becomes the norm instead of people actually researching for themselves. Click bait of aliens and cover ups seems easier for some uniformed 'scholars' to make money, including people like Hancock.

archaeologymag.com...

New statues found in Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe

According to a recent press announcement by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism, archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered several new monumental statues and architectural elements at Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe. These findings are part of the ongoing “Stone Hills Project,” an archaeological endeavor.

www.ancient-origins.net...

Remarkable new discoveries are coming out of the ground in southeast Turkey, bringing both Gobekli Tepe (9600 BC) and Karahan Tepe (9400 BC) back into the spotlight. Located just 23 miles (37 km) southeast of Göbekli Tepe, Karahan Tepe is part of the Taş Tepeler (Stone Hills) project. While excavations began in 2019, the site has been known to archaeologists since 1997.

Karahan Tepe is home to the oldest winter solstice alignment ever recorded and covers an area larger than Göbekli Tepe. But it was only in September 2023 that a new enclosure at the top of the hill revealed two remarkable statues, both unique to the site.

a reply to: BigRedChew

Now, I’m no conspiracy theorist, but the video got me thinking: How did the Egyptians manage to build such precise and massive structures without modern tools?

Probably because they were smarter than us , they knew how to craft materials with the basic technology they had.

The Egyptians didn't suddenly start building large Pyramids they were the result of the evolution from other buildings , you might find this interesting.

Learning from the failure at Meidum, Sneferu's architects designed the Bent Pyramid, which featured a change in the angle of inclination midway through its construction. This adjustment likely prevented a collapse, but resulted in the pyramid's unique bent shape.

Sneferu's final pyramid, the Red Pyramid, is considered the first successful true pyramid. Its smooth sides and consistent angle of inclination set the standard for future pyramid construction, paving the way for the Great Pyramid of Khufu.
The Evolution of Pyramids

Aliens building the Pyramids is a nice idea but it ignores the brilliance of their true creators , the Egyptians.

a reply to: kwaka

There are no markings or stories found in the Gaza pyramids so far

Actually thats not true. Some markings/heiroglyphs of red paint were found back in 2011.
egymonuments.gov.eg...

The Great Pyramid of Giza has hieroglyphs of red paint on its walls, which were marked by the workers who were building the pyramid with the names of their gangs, including the pharaoh's name. Every upper passage, chamber, gallery and shaft inside the Great Pyramid of Giza is an incredibly old, unmistakable, megalithic Hieroglyph for the words seba and rut for "Ensouling Star door" and "Tunnel Opening gate". The hieroglyphic letters inscribed in the logbook were written more than 4,500 years ago by a middle-ranking inspector named Merer who detailed over the course of several months the construction operations for the Great Pyramid.

originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: VariedcodeSole

Göbekli Tepe and the open air museum was Turkey trying to make money out of archaelogical tourism and protect the site.

That's the press release version anyway. I think Turkey shares sort of the same cultural mentality traits as Egypt, but Egypt definitely has them beat for bureaucratic red tape.

You don't pave over an active archeological site of this magnitude. They even planted an orchard over some of the area for "curb appeal". I'm sure they did that so the roots would protect the potential artifacts below until the orchard is ripped for further excavation, right? They're just saving it for later. /s

Clever plan indeed.🙄

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: BigRedChew

Aliens building the Pyramids is a nice idea but it ignores the brilliance of their true creators , the Egyptians.

Zahi Hawass couldn't have said it better. Lol

a reply to: BigRedChew

1 man can move those blocks in Mt. Clemens Mich on YouTube.

He is not an alien. He does it easy right in front of the camera.

Counter weights. Please look up that vid! Pretty awesome..✌️

a reply to: mysterioustranger



Think it was Archimedes who famously said "Give me a place to stand, and I shall move the world".

Referring to the principle of leverage and the idea that with a sufficient lever and fulcrum, he could lift anything.

In more abstract terms, it reflects how having the right tools, support, or position can amplify people's ability to accomplish magnificent goals.

a reply to: BigRedChew

Perhaps it was just a cool way to stack rocks?

a reply to: BigRedChew.

One man alone shows how easy. Welcome...!

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We built on with expert precision here in the USA called the Luxor, in a place called Las Vegas, which means “The Vegas”. Its shiny walls dazzle and it houses thousands of people. It has restaurants, games, and even magic performed in it. I’ve donated thousands there.