Can you explain how the pyramids were built?

[Daniela1982]

Some people say that science can explain anything and that it is always right. So how do you explain how the pyramids were built as well as a lot of other megaliths on Earth?

[strateguy632]

the later pyramids are easy to explain "12 dynasty pyramids were mud brick". a human can carry a few at a time.

this matches josephus that wrote "jews built pyramids" later ones as above, n matching book exodus "straw for bricks" to hold the mud until dry.

if so 12 dynasty around 1250 b. c. so we need to reinterpret some dynasties were at same time, like the judges in book judges. (not all in series each after other seems 1800 b. c. ).

for example "13th at itawi and 14th at xois" different places but same time, not after 13th so 12th nearer the present.

the older pyramids with heavy stones more than 8 tons are mysterious.

apparently they were built to show that they had the ability. an ability even our hydrolics cannot acheive. mystery.

[Lliam]

Nope. Nobody can... yet. I'm not even sure if the Egyptians built them.
I like the idea that there were advanced civilizations that were wiped out 14,500 years ago. But who knows.
The idea that they were built by lots of slaves is absurd 18th century supposition.

And how to explain this

[Daniela1982]

Plus the face that if you drew lines through the pyramid and took those lines to the other side of the Earth, where they converged there was another pyramid. How could primitive men figure that out from on the ground?

[Lliam]

I've read and watched a lot of different things about the pyramids and similar ancient things around the world. It's fascinating. And a total mystery.

Thanks for the MHO!

[Jennz6]

Outer space aliens came to earth and built them

[strateguy632]

most plausible so far suggested. or space aliens told human how.

[Likes2drive]

Lots of slaves and lots of time

[strateguy632]

that would explain ground level. the second level rock row is mysterious

[Likes2drive]

@strateguy632 they probably had knowledge levers and winches

[Sargentcaptain]

Skimmed through this shit.

No, rando retards claiming retarded shit, getting mocked and denied permissions for further 'research' isn't 'a conspiracy to shut you down cuz u were getting too close to trooth'.

'The pyramid is positioned on geolobullshit center I pulled out of my ass', yeah, and off by like 1000 miles.

'The ancient Egyptians didn't have the wheel' ? Genuinely, just what the absolute fuck? Anyone who entertains this thought for a millisecond is a sub 70 IQ troglodyte who'd lose a a game of tic tac toe to a trained monkey.

'The pyramid is set on x digreecee which is close to the speed of layt in miters per sekond'. This is probably the most fucking retarded one here. For one, even if the position was a deliberate choice and not just a matter of 'hey, this place looks cool', how exactly did the ancient Egyptians know the speed of light? Oh, and I guess they must really have used time travel cause neither the degrees system nor the metric system would be invented for thousands of years.

'The pyramids were build in 20 years' this shit goes hand in hand with the claim that 100,000 people worked on it. All of that is based on Herodotus and what his sources told him. A 'slight' issue is that Herodotus's birth is about as close to the creation of the pyramids, as it is to us right now.

'PI-ramid is also alligned to magnetic troo north'. Again, the pyramid must be a time machine, because the 'magnetic troo' north shifts constantlly and it's unknown where it was at the time of the pyramids creation. That is if he means magnetic north, because actual true north is something completely different, though I don't blame this megamind for failing 8th grade science class.

As to how the pyramids were made, good old fashioned wheels and probably thousands of laborers and dozens of years.

[Surely]

Guess we will never know until the aliens that built them come back to earth 🌍 !
The orientations and the precision of the pyramids rival even some of the modern day equipment and technology. Not to mention the knowledge and skills needed for such feats.

[Massageman]

A squared spiral ramp, sledges to carry the large stones, and lots of slaves to drag the sledges up the ramps. As the pyramid rose in height, the stones used were smaller and smaller. ://answersingenesis.org/archaeology/ancient-egypt/the-pyramids-of-ancient-egypt/

[strateguy632]

but where are the ramps n how did sled not slide down n crush pushers

[Static_In_The_Attic]

As for me I go to the beach all the time & the only thing I can think of is giant sand toys.

[NathanDavis]

very, very... very, patiently...

Like a Stone

https://www.youtube.com/embed/7QU1nvuxaMA

[SixFootSexy]

This is the best theory I've heard so far:

https://www.youtube.com/embed/nlchEBh7RHM

[Daniela1982]

Yes, but some of the stones, like in the grand gallery roof, were like 100 tons. We would be hard pressed to move those kind of huge stones today with all our engineering. You didn't actually watch the video, did you?

[SixFootSexy]

I did, and I watched yours.

[Daniela1982]

Then you saw how many stones they would have to place a day to just build it in 20 years, much less in 9 months.

[AviatorTom]

What if I told you that my great grandfather led a team from Canus Major that built the pyramids. My father stayed behind to take care of them, and now that's my job.

[strateguy632]

sounds like scientology interviews

[Danny_dan92]

I can see them using multiples of some sort of animal to pull and as many humans on the back to push.




Not sure exactly if that would work, but that’s my take

[strateguy632]

ropes would break from the effort related to those big stones

[Danny_dan92]

I could see that happening

[Daniela1982]

@strateguy632 And how do you roll them on logs - if they even had a couple million of them handy - on sand?

[Daniela1982]

They would need more than a few animals to pull 30 ton stones across sand / earth. The friction of such a move would be horrible. You would need a D11 Cat to pull those stones for 30 miles from a quarry. youtube.com/shorts/muRMxbYo1ss?si=2p0B1FKCj0mMWvu_

[TonyMetal___86]

You can see how the pyramids were built all over the net or science channels!

Unless you're warching history channel "chariots of the gods" by the erich von danicken or other conspiracy videos and documentaries 😄

[DrPepper12]

Sand, ramps, annual flooding, iron tools, mathematics, huge labor force, astronomy. It's all explicable.

[Daniela1982]

They didn't have iron back then, only copper.

[DrPepper12]

TY!! Meant to say bronze!!

[TommyMountainFigure]

They were built by using thousands of slaves!

[Astarlessnightsky]

I think they started at the bottom and built upwards, that would be the easiest most plausible way.

[strateguy632]

but "built upwards" seems impossible to informed people

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

With several thousands of people working together to make bricks over a period of several years.

[Daniela1982]

Bricks? It wasn't made of brick. It was made of 3 or more ton shaped stones.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

You can shape stones or bricks.

[Daniela1982]

But with rock they cannot be shaped like they were on the pyramids. The joints were tighter than anyone can do today without lots of equipment for cutting rock, such as granite. You can't even get a dollar bill into the joint.

[OtterMan68]

they made a ramp around the outside of the pyramid then tore it down after they were finished

[Daniela1982]

If they had to build a ramp then you can add another 20 years to the building schedule. Where are they going to get soil stable enough to stand up to all the weight and traffic? It would have to be 10 feet wide too.

[OtterMan68]

some suggest the ramp was on the inside, and yes, when the Pharoah took over, the building began

[shortster]

Landing pad for spaceships.

https://youtu.be/mq1RPu2aaU4?feature=shared

[driven159]

A lot of free labor and we don't know how many mistakes they made before they got it right

[Fromdusktilldawn]

Translator

or see what history channel has to say, maybe it was aliens haha

[AngryCarl]

They started at the top and worked downward until they got to ground level, clearly.

[Anonymous]

Elephants carried the stone people couldn’t? I don't know.