Evidence Reveals How the Pyramids Were Actually Built

I hated history in high school. 20 years later, waking up and watching history documentaries until bedtime is basically my ultimate fantasy day.

Imagine being so smart as an Engineer that your work is deemed aliencraft thousands of years in the future...

Fun fact: Cleopatra lived closer in time to us than she did the pyramids construction

It’s so obvious I said it in another comment section, Isaac Newton wasn’t born and gravity wasn’t invented yet, people could float up and bricks weren’t as heavy

The Great Pyramid of Giza contains 2.3 million individual blocks of stone, meaning one block would have to be laid every five minutes of every hour, 24 hours a day, for the entire 20 years.

Is nobody else confused about the whole "aliens would have had to go back in time because humans couldn't calculate the speed of light accurately until the 50's" part?

After that explanation I have no doubts now that aliens built the pyramids. 😂

Egyptians be like: Hmm... You know what this vast, open desert needs? Some enormous triangles!

I remember building the pyramids, man those aliens worked us hard

modern people have become so accustomed to relying on machines that we've forgotten how much humans are actually capable of doing with little else than our own two hands and feet, and some clever ingenuity..

the Anuknakis came from Orion constellation and they taught humans how to build pyramids . The Giza pyramids are aligned with the Orion constellation

Bro mind boggling how much work went into it… if we made one today the same size it would still be crazy but for there time just can’t wrap my head around it. I give soo much credit to everyone who worked on it

I think the reason most people hated history in high school was because teachers hardly ever pointed out the parallels between historical events and ideas to our everyday lives today. Kids would always say "why do we have to learn about stuff that happened so long ago that has nothing to do with us, now". The simple animation of things makes history seem somewhat more relatable than flipping through a textbook full of black and white photos and arguably the most important trait to exercise while studying history is empathy; putting oneself in the world of the past as best as possible in order to draw a connection to where we are today and why

The way how this narrator talks is so chill and cool

Egypt is fascinating! I love learning about it!

I laughed when he said the camera equipment would be too heavy to carry up… the pyramids

I actually went to Egypt. Seeing and touching the pyramids was like stepping back in time.

Just a 30 ft reduction in hight over the course of thousands of years is amazingly incredible especially considering even that is due to vandalism. The Egyptians truly were master architects.

Thanks for a rational video with evidence and experiments! Refreshing after the ancient alien theories....

I love history when I was in school and 20 years later I still read and watch about history.