5 Unexplained Things Found in the Middle of Nowhere

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  • Опубліковано 27 лис 2022
  • In 1987, when the lawyer and explorer Dr. Oscar Padilla received a particular photograph that had allegedly been taken in the 1950s, his interest was piqued.
    The photo, taken in the deepest jungles of Guatemala, depicted a large stone head, looking up toward the sky. Most unusual, however, was the fact that this head had predominantly Caucasian features, rendering it inconsistent with comparable discoveries.
    Later, Dr Padilla was tracked down by the well-known author and explorer David Childress, who sought further confirmation of the mysterious statue.
    Despite the photographer mysteriously dropping dead shortly after taking the picture, Padilla claimed to have found the family on whose land the stone head was situated, at least 10 kilometers from the nearest village. However, when he had reached the site of the stone head, he found it to have been ravaged.
    Padilla stated that, quote, “It was destroyed by revolutionaries about ten years ago. We had located the statue too late..."

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  • @derekhageman8537
    @derekhageman8537 Рік тому +95

    This is my favorite channel on UA-cam. My old best friend Zach Padilla showed me this channel all the way back in like 2013. We used to light up and watch dark 5 all day. He passed away of a drug overdose in 2018 at the young age of 18 years old. Miss him a lot.

    • @tighttony386
      @tighttony386 Рік тому +14

      You should have been getting him help instead up lighting up with him.

    • @billybobby4155
      @billybobby4155 Рік тому +14

      @@tighttony386 Its not his fault. its no ones fault. not even his friend who passed. he died from an Overdose. RIP

    • @capt.bart.roberts4975
      @capt.bart.roberts4975 Рік тому +1

      Because there is an LD50 for marijuana...

    • @billybobby4155
      @billybobby4155 Рік тому

      ​@@capt.bart.roberts4975 Obviously it wasn't from Marijuana. are you serious? lol

    • @randomhero3170
      @randomhero3170 Рік тому

      @@tighttony386 you’re a joke

  • @spacetrucker2196
    @spacetrucker2196 Рік тому +316

    This guy could be talking about the opening of a new Taco Bell and it would sound just as mysterious and frightening.

    • @makeorwellfictionagain3553
      @makeorwellfictionagain3553 Рік тому +4

      The opening of a letter.

    • @jackb.nimble826
      @jackb.nimble826 Рік тому +16

      "Number 3. This Taco Bell is said to have opened last week but to this day, no one knows what is in the meat. Witnesses claim it is still delicious, even though it does not taste quite like real ground beef. (*slow, mysterious music*) Number 2..."

    • @mwallace2922
      @mwallace2922 Рік тому +1

      @@jackb.nimble826 🤣😂

    • @Wstarlights
      @Wstarlights Рік тому +3

      '5 Sinister Recent New Taco Bell's Opening'

    • @adrianpena677
      @adrianpena677 Рік тому +3

      You all are just hungry! 🤣

  • @driveman6490
    @driveman6490 Рік тому +263

    All over the South Western US, there are circular carvings in the desert. They form patterns, have small off-shoots with even smaller "landing" pads. It's been determined that most, if not all, have power delivery ports, and that strange beings known only as "The Northern Elders" travel vast distances to visit during certain times of the year depending on the celestial time table.
    The locals know them only as "RV Parks".

    • @mountainholler290
      @mountainholler290 Рік тому +14

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @HubertofLiege
      @HubertofLiege Рік тому +10

      KOA

    • @carlmagrath6389
      @carlmagrath6389 Рік тому +9

      I'm amazed that hippies would travel that far

    • @alsmith9853
      @alsmith9853 Рік тому +3

      Hee hee

    • @m.g.540
      @m.g.540 Рік тому +7

      Are these "Elders" hostile to the locals?, I have heard many bone chilling tales of these curious visitors from the cold regions of Earth

  • @TheGelasiaBlythe
    @TheGelasiaBlythe Рік тому +40

    Isn't it funny that Scientologists call anyone who Isn't with them a "suppressive person," yet their own lawyers are the most suppressive people of all?

    • @Ellis_B
      @Ellis_B Рік тому +1

      Projection

    • @chriscuomo9334
      @chriscuomo9334 Рік тому

      Like how leftists call people suppressors while leftists suppress speech?

    • @Incorruptus1
      @Incorruptus1 8 місяців тому +1

      Power through compartamenting knowledge, secured through indoctrination and making people dependable. Is what sociopaths are good at.

    • @johncolosimo1863
      @johncolosimo1863 4 місяці тому +2

      Not just their lawyers. Once they had a bunch of members hired in various government jobs in order to access and destroy documents about the church.

  • @russpendley1850
    @russpendley1850 Рік тому +105

    Thank you for continuing to make content. I really enjoy watching your short documentaries. Your other channels are great also but I've been a fan even before you started narrating the videos when it was just dark five. Thank you again and keep up the great work.

    • @johnytwotimes4072
      @johnytwotimes4072 Рік тому +2

      I was shocked to hear a narrators voice coming from a Dark 5 video and didn't really like the change but I love his voice overs and his cadence is unique and I couldn't imagine this channel without it anymore and I also love and appreciate their content so much 😊

    • @enviousgaming3250
      @enviousgaming3250 Рік тому +2

      Same! I have been watching thus guy since 2014 back when you read the text

  • @andrewh5138
    @andrewh5138 Рік тому +53

    Your narration keeps getting better and better! Nice work man.

    • @Bastos9458
      @Bastos9458 Рік тому

      He just needs to do something bout that lisp. It’s like nails on a chalkboard.

    • @andrewh5138
      @andrewh5138 Рік тому

      @@Bastos9458 then don't listen, homie

    • @Bastos9458
      @Bastos9458 Рік тому

      @@andrewh5138 I don’t. I just stumble upon it then stopped.

    • @VicSellsPeace
      @VicSellsPeace Рік тому

      @@Bastos9458 It's not a lisp, it's an accent

    • @Bastos9458
      @Bastos9458 Рік тому

      @@VicSellsPeace what accent is that?

  • @battlespec6664
    @battlespec6664 Рік тому +8

    for a series titled "unexplained", there are very good explanations

  • @ericf112
    @ericf112 Рік тому +16

    Remember, History can easily be rewritten. Probably the most important lesson to take away from this.

  • @hanshof7802
    @hanshof7802 Рік тому +42

    Werent those monoliths confirmed to be placed by some art group?

    • @RodrigoCanchola
      @RodrigoCanchola Рік тому +9

      Yep, later that same year

    • @victoriac.4430
      @victoriac.4430 Рік тому +6

      I remember that from months ago too that someone did it as part of their art.

    • @clayton9136
      @clayton9136 Рік тому +7

      Yes 100% an art project that's been verified.

    • @driveman6490
      @driveman6490 Рік тому +6

      That's what "they" want you to believe. 😉

    • @pegcity4eva
      @pegcity4eva Рік тому

      4chan figured it out years ago

  • @bwaynesilva
    @bwaynesilva Рік тому +18

    Very surprised that I did not see the Mojave Megaphone described in this video. I visited it last month and it's a very interesting installation.

  • @600wheel
    @600wheel Рік тому +18

    I firmly believe we should test whether that bunker can with stand a nuclear blast

    • @lozencolorado3326
      @lozencolorado3326 Рік тому

      Hey now, some of us have to have those nutters as neighbors. We already have nuclear fallout from Trinity site. We do, however, call the circles The Squaw's Tits

    • @johnscanlon2598
      @johnscanlon2598 Рік тому

      @@lozencolorado3326 I lived right by hundreds of the drones in Clearwater FL

  • @paulyokoyama7162
    @paulyokoyama7162 Рік тому +2

    So the head in the jungle turns out to be modern? This is the first I heard this after seeing countless videos about the mysterious head. That alone makes this video deserve a thumbs up.

  • @chrisdooley1184
    @chrisdooley1184 Рік тому +80

    The monolith mystery was solved I thought. I remember evidence coming out that it was an artist’s project in 2016 that was left there on purpose. While I’d love to see Arthur C Clarke’s storyline come true the real explanation was pretty pedantic lol

    • @Oatmeal2six
      @Oatmeal2six Рік тому +12

      I was thinking the same thing that it was an artist or a group of art students project.

    • @gabriellashimone6546
      @gabriellashimone6546 Рік тому +14

      It was. It's just a bit mysterious to some people as to why anyone would do that and those responsible stated that it was to induce awareness of art.

    • @Verity_Auger
      @Verity_Auger Рік тому +9

      I did a thing made one too. He has a video of it

    • @keithbaker1951
      @keithbaker1951 Рік тому

      The explanations are always dull...until its found to not be what the mainstream narrative claims.. then a follow up dull explanation is made to explain the original narrative. Its almost like it's a bunch of lies over and over.

    • @llywrch7116
      @llywrch7116 Рік тому +1

      Hey, at least it's more mysterious than the Scientology cult stronghold.

  • @disposablecowboy
    @disposablecowboy Рік тому +9

    Scientologist worried that they won’t see Earth unless there’s a couple of shapes on the ground? 😂

  • @shipofthesun
    @shipofthesun Рік тому +59

    6:41 I would think that an alien civilization capable of interstellar flight would be beyond using rivets to hold the thing together.

    • @DeAthWaGer
      @DeAthWaGer Рік тому +11

      I like how the Romanian one was clearly hit with a circular sander/polish wheel. They spent all that time and effort and couldn't afford a $10 container of Mother's polish?

    • @Sniperboy5551
      @Sniperboy5551 Рік тому +4

      @JackTradesman That’s how they do it in Romania, they can’t afford to do it the right way

    • @selfishstockton6123
      @selfishstockton6123 Рік тому

      But why would you think that? We can go to space but we can’t even get the depths of our own unexplored oceans

    • @shipofthesun
      @shipofthesun Рік тому

      @@selfishstockton6123 We can get to the bottom, it;s just that we haven't put as much money into that as compared to space. As far as unexplored, that just takes money to use sonar drones to map the ocean floor.

  • @jeffdouglas3201
    @jeffdouglas3201 Рік тому +16

    I’m glad that the BBC had the presence of mind to debunk Scientology….otherwise I might have been tricked into it

  • @jacobmccain8082
    @jacobmccain8082 Рік тому +19

    Supposedly those scientology circles were built to resemble the two O's in the Kool logo, L Ron's favorite cigarettes. This will help guide L Ron home lmao.

  • @MrSpikebender
    @MrSpikebender Рік тому +18

    All your channels rock. Never a boring video. I can tell you exactly what the monolith in Utah was... It was a stainless steel cover or wrap for pillars in a large grocery store. I've made dozens of them. Nice even spacing on there fasteners I must say.

  • @HarryPotter-mp5ox
    @HarryPotter-mp5ox Рік тому +9

    Great episode. How he gets his information I’ve never heard of is astonishing.

    • @Brutalgruve
      @Brutalgruve Рік тому

      Actually, it's not really that astonishing. Aside from the big head and the art project in the desert (that was on every news channel when it happened), these others all pretty old news. I would have thought that a wizard of your skill would have been aware of these things long ago.

  • @clayton9136
    @clayton9136 Рік тому +5

    This content has gone WAYYYYYYY down hill past few years.

    • @risingstorm4239
      @risingstorm4239 Рік тому +4

      They have run out of content

    • @DeAthWaGer
      @DeAthWaGer Рік тому +1

      I miss badass spooky music and subtitles.

  • @mathewstraughn4025
    @mathewstraughn4025 Рік тому +3

    I loved this video. Thank you!

  • @JagerLange
    @JagerLange Рік тому +59

    That stone head sure sounds... well, explained, to me.

  • @bigbarrettbob
    @bigbarrettbob Рік тому +8

    It would be cool if you did unexplained objects located State by State in the US along with their locations that we could go check out ourselves.

    • @HandlethisYT
      @HandlethisYT 10 місяців тому

      Yeah see if he can find the singing sword on rabbit ears pass in Colorado. LOL

  • @johnnydubya8071
    @johnnydubya8071 Рік тому +627

    L Ron Hubbard was the worst Sci fi writer In history. 1000s of junk work to leave to the future 😆 🤣 😂

    • @clayton9136
      @clayton9136 Рік тому +9

      Lol

    • @MamaLauren523
      @MamaLauren523 Рік тому +104

      And he left a weird and pretty horrible legacy.
      Scientology is nuts!!!

    • @graemecooper8459
      @graemecooper8459 Рік тому +41

      Everything he published was a first draft lol

    • @razony
      @razony Рік тому +51

      Then there are those that believe in scientology. The fundamentalist of any religion. They're in love with the story and not the reality.

    • @johnnydubya8071
      @johnnydubya8071 Рік тому +16

      @@razony well said my friend 👏

  • @Hogfan6494
    @Hogfan6494 Рік тому +6

    Love it!!! Keep um coming! How about topics on religious artifacts, ghosts, evp, photo and video evidence.

  • @cryptaveli
    @cryptaveli Рік тому +4

    Love these kind of videos

  • @dougpowers1965
    @dougpowers1965 Рік тому +1

    Love these vids and the channel, keep up the great work.

  • @WagwanHappyPappyHapPap
    @WagwanHappyPappyHapPap Рік тому +20

    I just wanna say thank you for keeping up with new content and consistently great narration.

  • @soggybiscotti8425
    @soggybiscotti8425 Рік тому +42

    Your researchers really screwed the pooch on the Utah monument. It was literally created in part, though with the help of others around the world by a mate down the road from me. There's an entire video series on UA-cam about how they were made in a collaboration with the Aussie UA-camr 'IDidAThing' and a comedy team called Aunty Donna.
    They put multiple of them around the world in all different countries and locations for a laugh and to kind of promote a comedy tour sort of.
    It's painfully well known who made it and why. Though perhaps the exact names of the people they got to help make the one in Utah weren't released since it was deemed to be placed there illegally and perhaps they didn't want whatever trouble came with that.
    Bit hard to believe a team of researchers missed that.

    • @PresidentialPowder
      @PresidentialPowder Рік тому +2

      Yeah alot of channels neglect to mention that many of these mysterious things are debunked so they can still still use the content. It sucks seeing it but they're here to tell stories for entertainment not tell us the truth unfortunately

    • @terryturner5360
      @terryturner5360 Рік тому +4

      I'm Australian and wondered if it was I did a thing. Nice to know it was him.

    • @simonjones2645
      @simonjones2645 Рік тому +2

      Hardly mysterious and in an popular Rockclimbing spot ... you can see the chalk all over the rock ... hilarious!

    • @LordKlektar
      @LordKlektar Рік тому +1

      No way; it was aliens for sure!

    • @enviousgaming3250
      @enviousgaming3250 Рік тому +1

      I figured it was some fun joke I didn't realize it was by ididathing though

  • @joelhalter6495
    @joelhalter6495 Рік тому +1

    I love these vids. Your narration is spectacular.

  • @mathieuleader8601
    @mathieuleader8601 Рік тому +6

    the monolith was an art installation

  • @davidvergara607
    @davidvergara607 Рік тому

    I love all your channels

  • @Rafficarian
    @Rafficarian Рік тому +5

    The sphinxes nose cracked off by itself, on a natural fault line in the rock

    • @theyork2000
      @theyork2000 Рік тому +1

      It's thought to have been intetnially removed, but it was definelty not shot off by the turks.

    • @chriscuomo9334
      @chriscuomo9334 Рік тому

      I guess the thousands of other egyptian sculptures with broken noses were also crafted with fault lines going only through noses.

  • @D.IronsWorld
    @D.IronsWorld Рік тому

    Nice work, as always. Bless.

  • @Ploggy.
    @Ploggy. Рік тому

    Great vid Dark5 👍

  • @vacantlot
    @vacantlot Рік тому

    I appreciate you, Dark 5.

  • @andrewnorth170
    @andrewnorth170 Рік тому +7

    I liked the story on PumaPunko, how did they carve exactly 90 degrees. Very interesting.

  • @carminesanders2759
    @carminesanders2759 Рік тому

    Love your content.

  • @nightheron5892
    @nightheron5892 Рік тому +2

    No archaeologist worth their degree would ever call any civilization “superior “

  • @thedeaderer8791
    @thedeaderer8791 Рік тому +4

    The interlocking circles r from Kool cigarettes. Hubbard was a chain smoker and he smoked kools. He also has his clothes and cigarettes laid out for him at all times

  • @ShurlockHolmes
    @ShurlockHolmes Рік тому +3

    I could literally hear how excited that Georgio guy got (Ancient Aliens) when you said Puma Punku
    (or however it's spelled.)

  • @riverbender9898
    @riverbender9898 Рік тому

    Your content is uniformly excellent. Thank You.

  • @williamkirk1156
    @williamkirk1156 Рік тому +39

    The holes in the permafrost have been explained. Locals have known of them for centuries. Water builds under the soil and freezes, expanding, then when it thaws it contracts. Just like an ice cube.

    • @celebrityrog
      @celebrityrog Рік тому +4

      Or, you can also just say as frozen ground thaws and melted water runs through the soil, it's possible that sinkholes are formed and happen that otherwise were upheld by frozen ice and dirt.

    • @isabellaangeline2175
      @isabellaangeline2175 Рік тому +3

      @SlappyWhite Here comes Karen. The channel says it so it must be true.

    • @benvincent24
      @benvincent24 Рік тому +1

      They are called Pingos.

    • @enviousgaming3250
      @enviousgaming3250 Рік тому +2

      @jeffmd98 methane released and corroded the ground and or lit on fire

    • @williamkirk1156
      @williamkirk1156 Рік тому

      @SlappyWhite Look up Pingos. If you look at them you will be able to compare. This is important if you wish to prove your point.

  • @beldendemecilio8219
    @beldendemecilio8219 Рік тому

    Thank you😃

  • @adinocc2042
    @adinocc2042 Рік тому

    Great channel.

  • @elena_m19
    @elena_m19 Рік тому +1

    I think I have watched all, or at least most of your videos

  • @indexoptions
    @indexoptions Рік тому

    This is a great topic part two forsure

  • @Hogwild9erguy
    @Hogwild9erguy Рік тому +21

    Imo most ancient archeology could simply be explained by us modern humans giving our ancestors more credit. I mean who much would the timeline of the past change if we accepted that we were sailing the earth far sooner then we think? Why is it so impossible to believe that world trade is older then we realize? Idk but it's amazing either way

    • @ericromano7703
      @ericromano7703 Рік тому +5

      Right. Watch any talented craftworker and you'll understand there are plenty of ways to make these high precision angle cuts without modern machinery. Yeah, our steel is much better and will last longer, but that doesn't mean ancient people couldn't do it. "Skeptics say it's not aliens but do not provide plausible alternatives." Nah, people doing it instead of aliens is by far the most plausible explanation in the first place.

    • @m0rianne
      @m0rianne Рік тому

      naw it was tha AYLIENS man i seen em!

    • @kiowahorse2561
      @kiowahorse2561 Рік тому

      100% agree wit ya. For some reason historians, archaeologists, and scientists always doubt ingenuity as an explanation. Well genius ingenuity combined with millions of slaves doing the hard work. Lol

    • @johnscanlon2598
      @johnscanlon2598 Рік тому

      @@ericromano7703 our steel won’t last longer , our steel will be long gone and the pyramids will still be standing

    • @ericromano7703
      @ericromano7703 Рік тому

      @@johnscanlon2598 No I meant our steel tools last longer than the tools they used in ancient times. A steel hammer vs a copper or stone hammer, for instance. But in any case that's not the point my post was going for anyway. Just that ancient people were still very capable even if their tools weren't as good as ours, and there's no reason to assume they couldn't build these things with the tools they had.

  • @brandonhinrichs4393
    @brandonhinrichs4393 Рік тому +7

    Humans are resourceful and always have been. If they wanted to carve rock they figured it out. Even if they didnt realize it they understood basic math. If you're trying to build a giant stone monument or holy building a pyramid is the easiest shape to build

    • @toms1313
      @toms1313 Рік тому +2

      I always loved the "why are there 'similar' pyramids all over the world?" People, it's just that stacking rocks this way made them nor fall so easy....
      Incredible intelligence and organization were used for these monuments but why the form used is so easily explained

  • @crimsonhawk78
    @crimsonhawk78 Рік тому +2

    I still love that opening

  • @smartman123
    @smartman123 10 місяців тому

    love mysterious things in the woods stories

  • @WoodsPrecisionArms
    @WoodsPrecisionArms Рік тому +5

    Actually the sphinx nose they found had eroded and it’s like 10 times older than any of the pyramids that surround it

    • @johnscanlon2598
      @johnscanlon2598 Рік тому

      It would make sense for the nose to erode first

  • @FuzzBass66
    @FuzzBass66 Рік тому +2

    Very first words spoken: "Scientology Alien Space Cathedral"
    Me: "....you, sir, have my attention..."

  • @IonOtter
    @IonOtter Рік тому +3

    I really don't understand why so many people have to say "aliens" to everything pretty made before the Renaissance. For Pete's Sake, humans are brilliant, imaginative creatures! We also die like flies. So it's highly likely that some stone carver spent their entire life perfecting their skill, and cut those beautiful objects at Pumapunku before they died.

  • @nietcykablyat9998
    @nietcykablyat9998 Рік тому +3

    A year or so back I believe I saw a video of the guys that made that monolith. I can’t remember if it was made as a joke or some kind of movie tribute

  • @lexion2772
    @lexion2772 Рік тому

    Love all of the Dark channels. Please, keep them coming.

  • @DeAthWaGer
    @DeAthWaGer Рік тому +5

    Sketches of a noseless great Sphinx were made in 1737 and published before Napoleon or Turks. It's likely been missing since before 1400. Please check your facts.

  • @paulwilson3476
    @paulwilson3476 Рік тому

    Yes! More videos like this!

  • @Natalie-xh6ph
    @Natalie-xh6ph Рік тому +3

    They say that the overlapping circles is based on KOOL brand cigarettes because that's what L. Ron Hubbard smoked.

  • @Alienmojo
    @Alienmojo Рік тому

    That was a good one!!!

  • @freelancenerd4804
    @freelancenerd4804 Рік тому

    Cool episode

  • @cosmicduality1341
    @cosmicduality1341 Рік тому +1

    You presented this topic flawlessly,a topic....the moons Mona Lisa,found south east.

  • @mando8769
    @mando8769 Рік тому +2

    Ive been watching this guys stuff on all his channels since the start, His voice makes me think im listening to a mission plan from the IMF, "This message will self destruct"

  • @briancuttler2449
    @briancuttler2449 Рік тому

    Every Time you post and I get an alert at work I know I’m gonna get off work make some food and watch some dark 5 😆 never stop making content bro

  • @cronic8644
    @cronic8644 Рік тому +4

    Always a great day when new contents posted... roll up, sit back & enjoy.

  • @DivergentDroid
    @DivergentDroid Рік тому +1

    Thank you for all the Great video of the Flat and stationary Earth!

  • @TimmyTebro
    @TimmyTebro Рік тому +2

    When you went to "Lost stone head of Guatemala" and immediately cut to a head shot of some dude....
    I thought the story was going to get grim

  • @tigerpjm
    @tigerpjm Рік тому +5

    *"I'm not saying it's aliens but... it's aliens"*
    If I don't offer an alternative explanation, I guess that means we should take seriously the theory that Santa Claus built it?

  • @thetayz72
    @thetayz72 Рік тому +5

    "Dang these blocks are pretty carefully crafted"
    UFOlogists instantly: "Clearly the work of aliens"

  • @ipellaers
    @ipellaers Рік тому +5

    As always, the explanations are 3 minutes of googling away. Nothing unexplained about any of these.
    The Puma Punku one for instance:
    "Some of the stones are in an unfinished state, showing some of the techniques used to shape them. They were initially pounded by stone hammers, which can still be found in numbers on local andesite quarries, creating depressions, and then slowly ground and polished with flat stones and sand."

    • @omar90s91
      @omar90s91 Рік тому

      So why there aren't any other references or stones nearby? Why nobody has used the same technique since? The thing is this unusual stone carvings founded in the world is that everyone says that "oh that was pretty common back then" but somehow that's the only evidence

  • @mycroftsanchez901
    @mycroftsanchez901 Рік тому +2

    I read that the monotith was placed by an artist who also placed others in remote places, he came forward and owned up to it.

  • @alexanderkidonakis9185
    @alexanderkidonakis9185 Рік тому

    Your videos are super awesome and well explained, could you cover the Philadelphia project/project rainbow?

  • @unavoidablycanadian397
    @unavoidablycanadian397 Рік тому +3

    I love this channel. Great upload. Some truly strange incidents. I recall the steel obelisk fondly.

  • @adamcovey7887
    @adamcovey7887 Рік тому +21

    Puma punku is the only one that still gets me it's so impressive it's so crazy to think that people would even go through the effort of building something like it in the place it was built I used to be a hardcore ancient alien believer I'm not really so much anymore most of them can be explained by enough actual scientific research but puma punku is still one that no matter how hard I try to look at it I have a very hard time believing that people at that time would have been able to make such a structure it makes me think of the prehistory theory again where people in the past possibly had technology that has been wiped from the record I won't say aliens but I will say that there's something going on at puma punku that is unlike anything in the rest of the world the only thing close is the island of Nam Nadal which is also a very interesting case of who how and why would do this

    • @captainsensiblejr.
      @captainsensiblejr. Рік тому

      YNam Nadol is nothing at all like Pumapunku. All the stone columns there are natural basalt polygonal columns formed as lava cooled, muck like the similar polygonal basalt columns that form the Giant's Causeway in Ireland. The Nam Nandol features are just stacked rocks. Pumapunku contains complex carved features made from rock.

    • @adamcovey7887
      @adamcovey7887 Рік тому +2

      @@captainsensiblejr. I understand that what I meant was who how and why those stone pillars are not from the island so they had to transfer them there over the ocean and then make artificial islands out of them if they are from the island it's much less impressive but I always thought they transported them to the island I'm going to look into a little more but that was what my book told me I might be wrong though plus it is the only example of civilization like that in Polynesia next to Easter is and so little is know about the people who built them and why is why I compared them

    • @ThoughtLinguist
      @ThoughtLinguist Рік тому +2

      I still believe the ancient alien theory may account for many technologies or archaeological sites. You could even say that pre history technologically advanced civilisations could also have had contact. We don't know how old these sites are. There are so many mysteries.

    • @mrman8868
      @mrman8868 Рік тому +1

      It’s just concrete. It genuinely is just concrete.

    • @johnscanlon2598
      @johnscanlon2598 Рік тому +1

      I was going to comment Nan Madol

  • @josephwirtz8352
    @josephwirtz8352 Рік тому +3

    Neither quartz nor tourmaline are magnetic. And neither are the 3 main components of granite (quartz, feldspar and mica). Granite can contain secondary minerals that are magnetic though.

  • @paulstein6971
    @paulstein6971 Рік тому +3

    Time 6:20 The 2001 monolith was a rectangle 1.25 ft × 5 ft × 11 ft. The Utah pillar is 3 m (9.8 ft) tall and made of metal sheets riveted into a triangular prism.

  • @leomcmlx
    @leomcmlx Рік тому +5

    I like to see a good explanation of Nan Madol, a man-made island in Micronesia in the Pacific Ocean, ancient unknown structure of the Saudeleur people?

  • @ZackaryWard
    @ZackaryWard 2 місяці тому

    I like your narration and docs some military stuff is right on the money sure but I think when you branch out you really shine brother!!!

  • @perceivedvelocity9914
    @perceivedvelocity9914 Рік тому +7

    It makes me laugh when modern people are shocked that stone age people could move big rocks.

  • @manuelchocano6334
    @manuelchocano6334 Рік тому +2

    From Guatemala, the giant head is rumored to have been located on the Naranjo farm, belonging to a very wealthy family, the Beltranenas, who were even marquises. That family supported the presence of the Freemasons in Guatemala. In what are now real estate projects, there are still the ruins of an Archaeological center and the family's country house is on top of a hill that could perfectly well be a pyramid. The Beltranenas would have reasons for not disclosing that the head in question is on the slopes of the hill, where there is no public entrance.

    • @gabriellashimone6546
      @gabriellashimone6546 Рік тому +3

      So much in this world formed by the minds and hands of humans and we of the current day have a great deal to learn from them. Thank you for sharing that information and I look forward to seeing more about it.

  • @julzlbc
    @julzlbc Рік тому +3

    Those H-block things always amazed me. How'd they pull that one off?

    • @ipellaers
      @ipellaers Рік тому +5

      "Some of the stones are in an unfinished state, showing some of the techniques used to shape them. They were initially pounded by stone hammers, which can still be found in numbers on local andesite quarries, creating depressions, and then slowly ground and polished with flat stones and sand."

  • @christophe5756
    @christophe5756 Рік тому +3

    I watch them all, but this is my favorite of your channels. 👍🏽👍🏽

  • @joaquimfonseca2047
    @joaquimfonseca2047 Рік тому

    BOM VÍDEO......

  • @igorivanisovic4333
    @igorivanisovic4333 Рік тому +2

    always enjoy the content!

  • @seandelap8587
    @seandelap8587 Рік тому +3

    If there's no evidence of a civilisation that existed how do you know that such a civilisation existed and someone else didn't create that statue

  • @tokoloshi214
    @tokoloshi214 Рік тому +2

    I am sure Tom Maverick Cruise studied there

  • @djpuplex
    @djpuplex Рік тому +4

    Pumapunko looks like Greek architecture like the joints the Greeks would make to stack pillars.

    • @snakeeater0224
      @snakeeater0224 Рік тому

      Greeks did not built the megalithic structures in europe. Those were before the Greeks and were Non-indo- european (pelasgian), and the megalithic structures in Latin America were built by indigenous people. Just because natives are simplistic, doesnt mean they are not capable of making structures are intricate and megalithic. Eurocentrism is a mental disease.

  • @pjj9491
    @pjj9491 Рік тому +6

    Statue looks like Geo Washington...

  • @hectorlumbagoCringe
    @hectorlumbagoCringe Рік тому

    You’re incredible

  • @chayadol
    @chayadol Рік тому +3

    Weird random shape object existed.
    Some conspiracist: It MaDe By AlIeNnNnnN

  • @nva_69
    @nva_69 Рік тому

    Wow i used to watch videos from this channel way back when all of the videos only have text and no voice over. That's why i stopped watching because it is really hard to read the text while also working at the same time. Im glad that you decided to make videos with voice over/narration, thanks a lot!

  • @svenn9308
    @svenn9308 Рік тому

    I remember my friends father who worked for the MOD took me to a crater site near Wiltshire, UK when I was around 8 years old. It took us a good 4 minutes to walk across. I've forgotten where it is exactly but I just remember it's size to be staggering. He didn't say what made it but definitely looked like an impact crater

  • @ferrariscuderia4290
    @ferrariscuderia4290 Рік тому +2

    At the end of each unexplainable thing, all I could think of was the ancient aliens guy meme from the History Channel lol!

  • @Karbonic
    @Karbonic Рік тому +1

    Take a shot whenever someone theorizes that aliens are responsible for a structure

  • @randyrcook
    @randyrcook Рік тому +8

    Some high-quality investigation there: Missed THE PLAQUE explaining the statue because it was "covered by vines." LOL Yeah, I tried that over a parking ticket once. Didn't work for me either.

  • @loganstroganoff1284
    @loganstroganoff1284 Рік тому +2

    never heard of that particular scientology base. probably is mostly abandoned. from what ive read they've been hemmorhaging members for years. tiny tom is worth a lot of money but he alone can't bankroll the entire church with all its property and holdings.

  • @Rayrard
    @Rayrard Рік тому +15

    I think humans with chisels is a more likely hypothesis than aliens playing around with random chunks of rocks in the Andes. Aliens would have advanced metals and technology FAR beyond granite blocks.

    • @ElaAusDemTal
      @ElaAusDemTal Рік тому +1

      And how did they get those blocks to this remote location?

    • @Veladus
      @Veladus Рік тому

      Right? It's fascinating enough without this alien idiocy.
      "SkEpTiCs DoN'T oFfEr An AlTeRnAtIvE eXpLaNaTiOn" It's not on skeptics to provide an explanation. You're making the outlandish claim that aliens did it, the burden of proof is on YOU to back up YOUR claims.

    • @craigthescott5074
      @craigthescott5074 Рік тому +1

      These blocks were cut before the advent of steel. Look closer at Puma Punku even people from the area state they didn’t construct this. And it was destroyed with great force like an explosion then it was flooded.

  • @midnightmosesuk
    @midnightmosesuk Рік тому +1

    Perhaps Pumapunku was carved by a local farmer as a tribute to his late wife. It seems unlikely but so did the explanation given for the stone head of Guatemala. One thing you said there that did ring true, history can be very easily rewritten.

    • @morganophelia5963
      @morganophelia5963 Рік тому +1

      I don't believe the explanation i think it's a cover up

  • @scottieman2
    @scottieman2 Рік тому

    Your voice is good for a crime documentary.

  • @lisasfriends
    @lisasfriends Рік тому +2

    Heck, pumapumko the big mystery is how they were made so long ago with straight lines ect. Michelangelo created the Pieta out of marble using hand tools in the 15th C. I think given enough time humans are pretty darn capable of creating anything out of hard materials by hand.

    • @craigthescott5074
      @craigthescott5074 Рік тому +1

      The problem is the inside cuts. There’s no way to do that sanding by hand. You must have a diamond tipped power tool. Some of the edges are so sharp they can cut your hand.