12 Most Mysterious Places Scientists Still Can't Explain

We’re about to go on a tour of some of the most stunning structures on the face of the Earth. They’d be a delight for any sightseer, but these structures all have something in common. They were built using techniques that scientists and archaeologists can’t explain, or for reasons they can only guess at. Is it possible that we’ve lost some of the building knowledge that our ancient ancestors took for granted? Watch this video, and make up your own mind!

[MJkatzTheWriter]

12 mysterious places scientists still can't explain??? The title sounds more spooky than what you actually get to see and hear about. Especially since a few of these sites were built in the last century and the ONLY thing those scientists can't explain is WHY the builder decided to build them or WHY he/she built certain things in them.
Heck, I've asked that question when looking at houses for rent/sale!

[ivyc]

There are so many things we will never understand.

[phoebertiansyah]

Fantastic knowledge at the Past, incredible 👌👍🙏🥀🌷🌹

[boahnation]

I swear I'm tempted to think some of these were printed

[Ms.HarmonyJ]

Omg these are some amazing buildings who people back in the day were smart

[artemixonline]

I don't think that the Mohave megaphone is a century old .The metal strips are welded together, welding is a discovery made by the Germans around the 40s... until then the used metallic nails or bolts.i believe than it's there for about 20-30 years tops

[bryanfuller]

The picture used for the cover picture looks like a Peacock with it's tail wings spread...

[peruzkolwa]

Theres alot lost in ancient civilisation historythat we dont know, this people might have had out space invasion with beings of super intelligence and technology, just saying though.

[annielee]

What is up with the horribly distracting and awful background noise?

[mike]

I HAVE BEEN TO THE ROCK TEMPLE WITH 40 ROOMS the 25th room is now being rented by a Subway sandwich shop I bought a foot-long tuna fish sandwich it was very salty and had thick white mayonnaise the monk behind the counter had an Evil Grin the only English he spoke was to say special sauce.

[caepncrunch]

Tsarsky kurgan Entrance reminds me on the Great Gallery inside the Cheops Pyramide.

[sandmanbeaches]

MOST MYSTERIES most science cant explain, but many unconventional scientist can.

[rajeevbhatnagar]

Tower in Baku seems to be a Zoroastrian structure where the dead were placed to be eaten by birds.

[pravin_]

Have you seen indian temple artitecture?? I don't think so

[markburnside]

Tha Sarsky Kurgan was built by the mongols 800 years ago.

[Jd-equl]

The Answer ti the first one is it's a battery, storing Electromagnetic energy

[ljbull]

Is there something scary or dangerous about the bottom 4 floors? I wonder if those caves in Turkey are connected to Gobekli Timpei

[frianmatt]

Just like the pyramid of Giza and the Taj mahal it's there for no reason.... Somebody is trying to show their power and display their ego

[markc]

"Is Genesis History?" explains a lot of this.

[Randomness]

"mysterious places scientists can't explain" what a misleading, click-baiting title there 😏