Scientists Revealed the Lost Technology Egyptians Used to Move Colossal Statues

1위@John-wm6fg5 days ago

And I would think a Little Too Much water would Turn the Sand into Quicksand , Possibly Help Sink some of these Giant large Pillar Monuments Into The Sand without Having to Dig Deep Shafts and Erecting these Monuments ???? We Don’t Even Know How they carved with such precision and Made Perfect Vases and all the Rest of These Wondrous Thing’s But We Keep a Yapping on We Got it All Figured Out ????번역 보기

2위@doylegoslar29064 days ago

That depends on the quality of the men!번역 보기

3위@ferguswattt_19894 days ago

But the math still doesn’t check out even if the men were 13 feet tall. 170 something normal sized men can’t move a 60 tonne statue by pulling it with ropes. But neither can 170 13 foot tall men. And also, heating stone and then shaping it changes many , most stones. It doesn’t work like the way glass works for glass blowers. Cause alllll of the impurities are removed from the silica, even though sand can be turned into glass and then that glass become malleable in a consistent way when heated, but if you try the same sandstone or granite or something, there’s water and metals and other types of stone and slll sorts of shit mixed in, so shit cracks or flakes, the rock can easily become unpredictable and unworkable from the perspective of a stone carving artist or professional stone mason. The physics also dont work out with this guy’s pouring a little water on the sand theory. The study he’s referring to is sketchy and was done under unrealistically controlled circumstances. But buddy’s just using big words to tell most people what their own life experiences and common sense correctly informs us that tjjis is bullllshit . My brother came up with the same idea when we’re were little kids,. I don’t think we have any idea what they were using. It’s either a way to implement current scientific knowledge in a radically new way , like if someone showed you one day that you could open wormholes to other places by getting 6 men and 6 women together and singing certain harmonies. Like something where we know a lot about each part of the process, but blew our minds when they proved to us that you could get those different things we know about to do something we were clueless was even possible. It’s either something like that, in ad advanced pre flood society. Or it’s something like, if instead of a few brilliant minds discovering some really powerful and helpful ways to use electromagnetism, what if someone like Tesla had instead discovered a back door into using gravity to communicate long distance, through the air even. And boom presto, the entire world would hop on to gravity infrastructure and power production, and every tech breakthrough after (things you and I think as Consumer Electronics” would be “Consumer Gravitronics”. I don’t think we even have the vocabulary to talk about what they were doing번역 보기