10 Discoveries That Could Unlock the Mysteries of the Universe!

Although it is only 60 years since mankind actively attempted to explore space, mankind has been concerned with the night sky since its inception. Many of the traces of the first human settlers point to astrology, in ancient times it became a science and today we regularly manage to solve some of the infinite mysteries of outer space. Nevertheless, with every puzzle solved, new questions arise. The universe remains a great mystery that will presumably occupy us until the end of human history. Nevertheless, we are facing a change of times. Thanks to state-of-the-art technology, we are about to make a breakthrough in solving many open questions. The following points from the video are among the biggest mysteries that still need to be solved.

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[joemyler]

Only one man knew how the Egyptian's built the pryminds. Edward Leeskland, the man who built Coral Castle. Ed was a genius, too bad no one can understand his manuals he wrote.

[ianinessex]

Two thoughts: the Pyramid alignment to the Belt of Orion, would this be true after all the centuries where stars alter their place in our night sky? Secondly, suppose we are aliens from elsewhere and here on Earth, what-say our like were also seeded on Mars and elsewhere but these seemingly unexplainable constructions are from our “ancestors/breeders”?

[denniscowdrick]

Right, these super technologists needed giant Pyramids to ‘navigate’?

[unclejohn]

There are no coincidences. That, I’m convinced of….

[brianwood]

I believe in other life forms in our Universes, but the way scientist have them looking is a little strange, because they more than likely look nothing like us or the way they have them looking. And I’m not sure that space travel is even possible for even advanced life from galaxy to galaxy. The speed that you would have to move to get anywhere would destroy a space ship from the friction of space and if it hit anything, even small matter it would be like a bomb traveling that fast.

[denniscowdrick]

Imagine people believing that the “Universe” started from nothing! Something had to exist forever OR there REALLY would be nothing. Assuming that we accept the Universe as being always existing eliminates the awkward ‘nothing’ phase. Of course the nothing theory has to invent a (hidden) something that then creates the Universal something from nothing (EXCEPT for the starter something). Let’s keep it simple and let the Universe be the everything that always exists.

[WilliamReginaldLucas]

“Humans have been drinking coffee for a long time” is this really one of the greatest mysteries of the universe? 😂

[philipmcdonagh]

A subject that will occupy or minds till the end of human history, that wont be to long.

[victoriay]

The invasive ads getting on my nerves! Youtube getting greedier and greedier.

[elatomala]

I just watched a Ted Talks convention that had so many technological inventions in relation to robots and spaceships developed by DARPA and Lockheed Martin. It is very concerning especially these days.

[toddzillasimon]

Can anyone name all the movie references used in this vid? If you would please and thank you 🙏🏽

[archimedes]

The issue with this Narrater is that his videos end too soon 🔜 😆

[Robert-umdz]

Pyramid "orientation" ??? Why so binary ?

[MP-unvm]

All this was is filler clips ... pathetic