What's Hidden Under The Pyramids of Egypt?

This is the only one of the Seven Wonders of the World that has survived to this day.
They call it the Great one, which seems quite fitting.
The scale is truly breathtaking.
It's 146 meters (479 ft) high.
It consists of 2,300,000 stone blocks. Some of them weigh about 50 tons.
The entire structure weighs about 6 million tons. It's like 16 Empire State Buildings combined.
And all this was done by people who didn't know the wheel.
For 38 centuries, it held the status of the tallest building on earth.
And it remains the most mysterious building even now.
There are so many mysteries, fantasies, and conjectures surrounding it.
Because it's very ancient. Even its inscriptions were deciphered almost by pure luck, otherwise, there would be much more secrets and fantasies.
This is the Pyramid of Cheops!
It was built with amazing precision. The perimeter of its base divided by twice its height gives the number pi to the nearest thousandth. Try it yourself on a calculator - it's impressive. Definitely, this wasn’t a coincidence since the proportion would have been different if the ancient Egyptians had made the pyramid higher or lower by just a meter.
And this was done by people so long ago that no one even heard of the village that would later become Rome.
By the way, we greatly underestimate the pyramid’s age due to our perception of the distant past.
Take the last queen of Egypt, the legendary Cleopatra. She was born in 69 BC, that is, 2090 years ago (or 2091, whatever). We involuntarily perceive her as the same age as the pyramids - she was the queen of Egypt, after all.
But the construction of the Great Pyramid ended around 2540 BC. And it started 20 years earlier. That is almost 2500 years before Cleopatra was born.
Just think about it! For Cleopatra, the pyramid of Cheops was more ancient than Cleopatra herself for you and me! Doesn’t this blow your mind?!
Therefore, we perceive many things about the Great Pyramid's internal structure as something bizarre and mysterious precisely because we are so far from fully understanding how people of that era lived, thought, and what they were driven by.
But somehow we still need to satisfy our boundless curiosity. In this video, you'll find out what’s inside and under the Egyptian pyramids, what unusual things were recently discovered there, where are priceless artifacts and the pharaoh’s body, and so much more!
What do the Egyptian pyramids hide inside and under them?
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[ryv]

What other amazing places are you interested in?

[idontusetwitter]

Fact check: false. Not tomb's. The whole naming of the queen's chamber because she was buried there is both ludicrous and hilarious

[shoa]

My dad visited the Pyramids in his younger days, around the 1950s and even climbed the pyramids all the way to the top. Much later he passed on to me the suspicion that the Pyramids were already there long before the Egyptians arrived and he's an historian major.

[ge]

This whole pyramid complex is just one elaborate, ancient miniature golf course.

[PaulHattle]

The Ancient Egyptians painted everything about their achievements. Why did they not depict the building of the pyramids? Seems strange to me. Why are there no paintings or hieroglyphs inside?

[txtardis]

I think the subterranean chamber was to fill with Water. It is not unfinished, it simply needs no more refinement just to hold water for the scientific process the Pyramid actually performed.

[montanateri]

Egyptians did have the wheel. They had chariots.
In ancient Egypt, the wheel was known since the Fifth Dynasty. About sixty wagons with four to eight wheels and a few two-wheeled carts have been found.

[Certified_Top_G]

The pyramids were built over 12, 500 years ago via levitating and wasn’t a tomb for mummy’s it was a giant power source

[briandain]

Uncharted X has footage of his access to the Osiris shaft. Absolutely amazing.

[Skorrigan]

11:26 Pure comedy. Allegedly the most important chamber in the pyramid dedicated to the most important person in Egypt and the builders didn't bother to finish it properly because they wanted to save some time XD

[TheBasicTruth]

It's sad and annoying that human discovery, difficult though it is to achieve, is so often hampered, manacled and blocked by the fear others have of discovering something that they may not like, even if in reality they may benefit from that discovery.

[mikelee]

You keep showing the middle pyramid instead of the Great Pyramid. The Great Pyramid doesn't have the casing stones on the top still. That's the pyramid associated with "Khafre", and although it looks higher, it's only because it's sitting on a hill, in actual build height, the great pyramid is higher.

[richieyrich]

The Egyptian government should loose their unwanted control over the ancient remainings since it holds too much mysteries we can't comprehend even now. They should be welcoming and supporting the teams of scientists inorder to unveil the wonders and to learn ancient knowledge they possessed.

[slawmil]

There's no doubt about the magnificent of the pyramids. But please someone can explained to me how in a time of 20 years(according to the main stream archeological idea), more than 2, 300, 000 limestone and granite blocks were pushed, pulled, and dragged into place on the Great Pyramid. The average weight of a block is about 2.3 metric tons (2.5 tons). If we do the math one block would have to be laid every five minutes of every hour, 24 hours a day, for the entire 20 years. With ropes, manual labor, animals and primitive tools.

[janina]

I think everyone is waiting for Zawass to die. He is the only thing stopping further archaeologists from finding out about what secrets lie in Giza and Sakura. I am55 and hope to find out more in my lifetime! 🤞🙏🤷🏼‍♀️

[julieboone-tetv]

i belive the pyramid is a crude generator used to extract power for alien craft etc

[dennistafeltennis]

It's more likely the pyramids are way older then 2500 BC.

[digdugbingo]

You learn more from reading through the comments than from the actual video

[billytugwell]

If bats and spiders are in the catacombs, then there has ALWAYS been an opening to it.

[pihi]

Egyptians used wheels just fine, thank you very much. There are, among other things, preserved complete war chariots. Though both pyramids are similar in size, the Great pyramid of Khufu is the one without casing stones at the top. The 'pointier' one is the Khafre (Cephren) pyramid. They always get mixed up in amateur and even made-for-TV shows. Such details (that are really no details once you know what you're talking about) always throw me off, especially if this happens at the very beginning of the video. Nice work, but why?