The Perfect Harmony of Egyptian Temples : a Proof of Advanced Knowledge

Part 2 of the video: "The Unknown Geometry that Connects Ancient Egypt's Temples"

"Building on his groundbreaking discoveries about the precise geometrical positioning of Ancient Egypt's temples, Howard Crowhurst delves deeper into the astonishing knowledge of Egyptian architects. In this video, he reveals how the major temples of southern Egypt form part of a meticulously planned system, incorporating circles, precise measurements, orientations, modular geometry, grids, and triangles—all while accounting for the Earth's curvature.

The extraordinary interconnections and precision of the data leave no doubt: this architectural organization was deliberate and purposeful."

[scottlatter]

This is mind blowing Howard, magnificent work

[amandatopson]

🙋‍♀️I always have to listen to your videos a couple of times at least. Have just done the first take.
A beautiful aspect that comes across is your awe at these findings. Like - wow - look at this!
And now we are invited to think.
Thank you.

[petejung]

Another mindboggling 40 min....and it's just simple geometry and modular geometry as Howard brings it so nicely.
Have you ever talked to Randall Carlson about these findings?

[Shoshana-xhhc]

Totally mind boggling. I am in awe of you, Howard 😍

[MK]

Thanks Howard, fascinating as always. A chat with Randall is a great idea, I've often thought he should read your books .

[bartlebob]

Your discoveries are nothing short of stunning. Got the goose bumps !

[whitneylake]

Fascinating and wonderful ! Thank you

[grahamlawson]

I'm going to have to believe you. You have set my brain on fire.
What magnificent work.
No 'see me' for you!!

[aidanmacdougall]

Absolutely fascinating as always. Makes me wonder how in practice they mapped it all out. A precursor to the theodolite seems very possible, but would they also need hot air balloons or something to be able to survey over these great distances? Suggestions anyone? Can't wait for your next video, I'm hooked 😊

[nickcooper]

Very interesting. Are you interested in leylines and interstellar leylines?

[leicestersq]

If the meter was a unit used by the Egyptians, it must have been reintroduced by the French rather than being a new unit. That means someone must have preserved the meter through the ages. I wonder what else that group knows, I bet it isnt just weights and measures.

[dodgygit]

Could we get a full planet 2D map displayed please? Displaying the whole seems to aid weight to my minds aye! Great work everyone involved! Don't forget to check out 'E-Cat, Thunderstorm generator, and, the land of chem'!! Bless up! PBWY!

[philippekubis]

120 +48 = 168
168 x 2 = 336 for the périmètre of last rectangle : a nice number ! Thanks

[tombra]

great discoveries ! Similar patterns we can observe all around the world :

[NEALMOHANSADSANXIETY]

Howard 😊 Thank You for your amazing work 🙏🏻 I thoroughly enjoyed the video and it was a pleasure and fascinating experience.

I want to express that currently this is not just life as normal for me 😢Since certain events and incidents and the current political climate and future prospects and local events here... therefore my enjoyment and interests in learning about and even protecting heritage history etc is now aside from literally engagement in unfolding events

And my money now with cost of living is effected 😢 I still would like to.give what I can to your projects on a basis as flexible... so I am not shure to add a weekly subscription at this time..although sadly I am missing the extra content.

For now It would be easier for me to be able to just put what I can as we go along so if I find your PayPal email I will do that..and god bless.😇👍🏻 and I am sorry about all this but I wish it was still 2010 the last time everything was as usual 😢