10 Reasons Why The Egyptian Pyramids Scare Scientists!

They have been adorning the sandy soil of their homeland for thousands of years and are by far the most famous buildings in history: the legendary pyramids of the ancient Egyptians. Together with the monumental tombs, the mysteries and legends associated with them have successfully withstood the ravages of time. We will now show you which 10 pyramid mysteries, errors and theories still pose enormous mysteries to researchers!

#TheUnknownList

[travisgrant]

Way, way out of date! Pyramids were NOT used to bury ANYONE!

[waynerandall]

If you check the data on population, at 2600 BC there was only 2 cities with a population of 10, 000 including men women and children. Hence, 360, 000 people working on the structures, sounds to me like bullshit.

[tramlad]

Egypt is an amazing country with such a historic past, so stunned at their building skills of these massive structures, still baffle me

[thomassherer]

Who did fact checking?
The biggest pyramid is in Chollula, Mexico. While The 3 Great Pyramids were built by entities workng in Egypt at the time, the builders could not be called Egyptian as we use the word today. There is no evidence the big 3 were tombs. There is more evidence that they & Sphinx are pre-Diluvian or before 11, 800 BCE.

[davidsherman]

Mexico, may one day become known for having the most pyramids of any country. New findings occur all the time of lost and rediscovered structures of the ancient world.

[kitmckeraghan]

I vote for Extraterrestrials as the builders of the pyramids. It has nothing to do with how smart or strong or resourceful the ancient Egyptians were. The stones were too massive to move them the distances they had to be moved, and then raised up and precisely placed. It's common sense to me that a more technologically advanced culture at least supervised the construction and probably used advanced "tools" such as lasers, and a technology that we know nothing about as of yet to put them in place. Man would be hard pressed today to build those structures.

[Brigsam]

Interesting video but I didn't hear any reasons why pyramids scare scientists. Did i miss it?

[richardkennedy]

So, why do Egyptian pyramids scare scientists?

[fjb]

Our past history is convoluted. The ancients were much more technologically advanced than we are led to believe. I don't believe the pyramids were tombs, I think there a forgotten technology we don't understand. Why did humanity collectively build pyramids all over the planet? According to Thoth the Atlantian he was the architect of the pyramids. He also stated, the halls of Amenti and a spaceship are buried under the Sphinx. It would be interesting to do an excavation and see what might be below the Sphinx. They have done some ground penetrating radar and it appears there are chambers underneath it but Egypt won't allow any excavations.

[ralph]

Even the bible mentioned a very advanced civilization before the flood. I believe that humanity was very advanced at one point but cataclysmic events caused a near extinction situations that caused humanity to have to start over. Perhaps they knew certain things might happen and that's why stones were used to preserve historical events best they could. Perhaps those who survived still had enough prior knowledge to preserve and attempt to repair and use what ever they could salvage to survive but people in such situations are very desperate and it must have been crazy and in the end most of that knowledge was lost that is why nothing makes sense because the tools of copper and bronze are from a time after the cataclysmic event. I don't think of the pyramids as tombs or monuments just made for markers for the sake of simple vane glory. I believe they had a much more useful purpose to produce energy and communications and they were sealed not made for inhabitants more like monolithic transistors from an age far more advanced than we can even imagine. Too bad so much has been destroyed and pillaged through out history from ignorance of thieves and wars on top of the climatic events that have followed as the true history of that past fades in the dust so that that which was set in stone becomes a paradox to our understanding..." He took the foolish and mundane things of the earth to confound the wise."

[williamfowler]

they may have added new exterior to the existing structure, but mathematics reveal the whole structure could not have been built in 20 years, so most of it had to have been there from a previous civilization

[ryanhegseth]

And eventually the pyramid will be the tallest building on the earth again.

[My_SocratesNote]

The more I learn about ancient Egypt, the more I think Stargate was hitting close to home.

[michellemiller]

Thank you for sharing this that was very interesting.

[brucehartline]

Very informative but they are not tombs.

[georgejones]

I believe the pyramids were used to extract water. The designs had no tombs, there are tombs near by and the Valley of Kings is where most royalty was buried. The pyramids, due to size and design, had to have been for a fuctional purpose.

[phillipjohnson]

If Egypt isn't Africa, California isn't North America.

[RME]

You lost me at 1:27 when you referred to the pyramid as a “tomb” 🤣

[davidarundel]

There have NEVER been Mummy's, found in the Pyrimids .
The Bosnian Pyrimid is larger by far, and still functional as an energy source . Some underground chambers, have been found with "Everlasting Lamps ", still burning in them - over 2, 000 years of burning, without fuel or wick trims .

[DadJeff-jopm]

What about the coating of salt entrusting the pyramid of Kahfre to a thickness of 2"?