Ancient Egyptians 🐪 w/ Neil deGrasse Tyson #shorts

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[J]

Less that they knew something that we don’t, but more on the fact that we could be farther ahead if we didn’t have to start over because we lost the knowledge in the first place

[twilightgardenspresentatio]

Knowing how and doing the work is the difference between calculating how the pyramid could be constructed and actually putting together the teams of craftsmen and laborers to do it

[RobertWilliams-mkpl]

He always speaks with such certainty. But go to the basics and simply quarry a 3000 ton stone. He may know quite a bit about space, ...but does he know what a 3000 ton stone is?

[Birgeyful]

Science is his God, and he want more followers. There are so much we dont know that the ancients knew, like the pyramids in south america that make bird sounds when you clap, or the empty sarcophaguss that weigh 100 tons each, and made of the hardest stone, how did they move them and cut them etc we dont know anything

[nobodyinparticular]

Where’s the video of him explaining how they built the pyramids?

[AlsTime]

That guy is the top debunker... I don't believe most of what he says full of crusty pebbles 😂

[AlonzoPoole]

Neil is cool, but its like he wants you to believe he's the smartest person in the world. I disagree on this one.

[BT]

Yea ita false cause they did not use our tools they used their own

[eriktravet]

That's a lie cause it's still amot we doint know what they knew we knowhere near it