This Discovery in Egypt Scares Scientists!

Incredibly large pyramids, unbelievable sarcophagi, and even mysterious and unexplained hieroglyphics; Ancient Egypt is certainly one of the most interesting and exciting times in all of human history. There is so much that is still unknown, yet so many relics from this nearly forgotten period in time.

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[AnthonyGoodley]

The Clickbait is strong with this one.

[dartman]

The question I always ask, is why do archeologists always think that we're the most advanced civilization ever? Why couldn't the ancient Egyptians have created a light bulb? They always lean towards the alien intervention. What if there were past civilizations that were advanced and possibly got wiped out by some major cataclysm?

[mixz]

Im still just so amazed at how all those hieroglyphs and sculptures are carved out of the stone and how clean and symmetrical even down to t . Its just simply amazing

[donbowles]

history is awesome & should always be taught in our schools for history has a habit of repeating it's self. wonderful video

[DuelingBongos]

The title of the video is THIS DISCOVERY IN EGYPT SCARES SCIENTISTS! There was absolutely NOTHING in the video that SCARED SCIENTISTS! Thumbs down for using a misleading click bait video title!

[woolworthdavis]

Kemet will always be a mystery to those who are allowed to research because they don’t have the capacity to understand how these people thought. Consequently they begin to make up stories based on their lack of knowledge.

[archangelthedigger]

Amazing history, thanks for the info.

[haraldpettersen]

5:11 - What I have been wondering for several years is, how could there have been sewage in the sarcophagus. There are no traces of any pipes, and everything is completely dry around it.

[abhiroopkumar]

Indian mythology(Hinduism) and egyption mythology are very similar and both used advanced technology in their temples.

[FrankieAngels]

What I’ve learned from YouTube: Scientists apparently are scared by everything.

[jasenkamilosevic]

By studying Indian cosmology and listening experiences from people who had NDE, it is clear what these represent. Science take everything on material level, while old Egyptians were all about spirituality, cosmology and afterlife. Science will never figure it out, but the meaning of all these are transfered from generation to generation of Arabic people in the area.

[Cynthia_Cantrell]

One day, we will finally be able to recreate the ancient Egyptian technology that used snakes as the filaments for light bulbs.

[playwithmeinsecondlife]

An error that modern people repeatedly make is to interpret ancient images using a modern mindset.

[kirkdurkadurka]

Why do people keep saying that they had primitive technology to what we possess today?
These people clearly knew a whole array of technology that we currently do not know anything about in current timeliness. There is much to be learned and we don't know more now than people did back then

[corrado]

Great video! I’m learning so much from all these videos. Thanks so much!!

[creativeideaswithsehar]

Pyramids are more mysterious then other historical ones.. I am really fond of to learn about it..

[briannickson]

I have read about these subjects since I was a child and used to get ‘ Arthur Mee’s Children’s Newspaper’ and Encyclopaedia in the 1950’s. Perhaps I have been missing something but all you seem to get is the suggestion that some miraculous and stupendous discovery is about to take place when in fact nothing Earth shattering ever happens. I’m in my eighties now and don’t how out much hope.

[mhauser]

I’ll bet not one scientist anywhere is actually scared of “this discovery” 😂

[moon-udtq]

Old Egypt is so mysterious 😳 and fascinating!

[pfranks]

If you ever want to have an extraordinary experience travel to Egypt! It was on my bucket list and I saved up money to take that trip with my husband.