ANCIENT Egyptian PRECISION GRANITE VESSEL: Out-of-place artifact. Part 1/3 - VERSADOCO

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The granite vessel from Ancient Egypt, is estimated to be over 5,000 years old, possibly even older and predates the first pharaoh dynasties. It is notable not only for being meticulously crafted from a single block of red granite. The vessel was subjected to a structured light laser scan with a high precision level. Its analysis indicated that the artifact's construction exhibits precision comparable to that of modern manufacturing, impacting every aspect of the vessel: internally, externally, and in the relationship between its inner and outer parts. Further in depth analysis reveals other interesting findings. One of them is that the math and geometric properties of this ancient granite artifact suggest a special design technique and there are indications of some computer-like computational process that were needed on the artifact’s production stage.

#Ancient #Egypt #Stone #Vessel #Technology #Unidentified #SacredGeometry #HopfFibration

Timestamps:
00:00 - Red Granite vessel
02:20 - Marian Marcis analysis
07:54 - Mark Qvist analysis
12:17 - Ancient computers?
14:07 - Fake?
15:33 - Modern vs Ancient
19:34 - Cantor set
21:12 - Sand drawings

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Kudos to Ben from the UnchartedX for his inspiring research and open source vase 3D scan! More details on the vase research:

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[michaelwells]

I've been following this on the UnchartedX channel, but I'm excited to see you bring not only the vases and their exactitude forward, but pointing out the significance of the mathematical systems underlying them that pre-date that of Ancient Greece and, thus, Western Civilization. Your conclusion of this video is outstanding in that regard: "Ethnomathematician, Alban Da Silva from Paris City University, suggests in his publication that these drawings might be linked to the way these societies conceive of their relationship with non-human entities. *_This suggests that there is still more to uncover in this story."_* THAT, is an understatement! This discovery is a harbinger of the paradigm shift that is unfolding around us. To be clear, I'm not using "paradigm shift" in the woo-woo sense—but specifically as Thomas Kuhn describes it in his "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions." He does not use the word "revolution, " arbitrarily: A genuine paradigm shift in science is a revolution _that demands a new language with which to express it._ Now, whether or not that "new language" will turn out to be these patterns of relationship being introduced here, is YTBD. But I will not be the least bit surprised if it turns out to be the seeds for it. — Indeed, there is much, much, more to this story: Not only because it forces a reevaluation of human history and civilization, but because it dovetails with a) the question of non-human intelligences that are currently and may have always played some role in human history and b) the findings of the JWST which show us that the standard model of astrophysics is inadequate to explain what we observe in the universe around us. (Something that's been obvious to a few of us only just visiting this planet for over a century!)

[kavalkid]

Really good! Many of my questions answered here!

[lewdachrist]

Loved the granite vase series. Their curvature reminds me of the Barabar and Nagarjuni caves which also have a precision near-glass finish

[Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-]

Actually interesting to watch .
Although I already knew about this subject, I felt it wasn't really covered or explored, in enough detail.
Well done for that 👍🏼

[Phaota]

Using the stone soften technique, as disclosed in even better detail from your last video, the various vases could be easily shaped in a computer controlled machine, using a combination of molding the stone in its pliable state with spinning involved to smooth the crystal lattice of the stone into mathematically precise shapes. It's now difficult to know if they were actually used for vases or extremely strong containers for particular high energy ingredients. Since they all have the same kind of handle design, it would seem to me that they would held in place with others like it in rows, in whatever direction of choice. The top lip is so smooth that it would be perfect for a rubber or similar material washer could be placed against it to hold the container tight against the object that it is attached to. Ah HA! I got it. The side handles look like those used various boxes, ships, boats, etc., where you have a loop or claw that goes on or around another point, then you push down on the opposite side to tightly bring them together. The vases would have one on each side. The person lifts it to the port and locks it in place. These are engine parts! Also, you just blew my mind even wider upon noting that the Cantor Set was found in the Egyptian columns. But then noted that the ancient Chinese Book of Changes uses it in a binary code format. Are you actually saying that the Chinese language is computer code based? Do you know how mind boggling that concept can go to in thought? To know that the beginning of their cultures history, a bunch of their ancestors were either computer programmers from a destroyed Antediluvian society or they hung around a dying computer trying to save what data it could give on a writeable material, then handing that down the line of families as language. Either way, that literally opens new avenues of WTF thought on that subject.

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It's hard to believe some ground may be getting covered when it comes to explaining our past.
Can't wait for the next one!!!

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[omegafile]

Looks like a Helmholtz resonator where electrodes go in the holes to pick up the voltage.

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[lovingkat]

back in those days the human body and their mind was their technology.

[johannjohann]

A single block of granite was the starting point (most likely square and uniform) and in one pass of manufacturing you ended up with this vase. I believe 20, 000 of these granite vases have been found at ancient Egypt sites and temples etc. Today 99.9% are sitting in several vaults under the Cairo Museum, with only literally a couple on display. You could dedicate an entire museum to these granite vases and still be only scratching the surface. And they all have this same level of craftsmanship. 20, 000. Like it was easy to make the granite vases. And archaeologists say the Egyptians made them by hand.. Of course they did. How many Egyptians would even know how to craft the vases with tools and use the machinery?

[johannjohann]

If you want it to last "forever" make it out of stone. Great video.