Inside The Great Pyramid At The Giza Plateau In Egypt

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  • @Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster
    @Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster Рік тому +10

    Brien my friend thank you for talking us with you on your adventure 👍. Perhaps you can make a 4K video next if possible my friend 👍. Be well my friend.

  • @leewohlfert5462
    @leewohlfert5462 Рік тому +8

    Thank you, bless you.. Brien. Amazing gift to us viewers. If I had the money, your tours would be the first I'd go on.

  • @jimmime
    @jimmime Рік тому +9

    Thank you, Brien. Safe journeys to you, sir.

  • @FransBlaas1
    @FransBlaas1 Рік тому +10

    Good to see again, when I was there in the nineties no cameras were allowed inside.. had to give them to the guards at the entrance… thanks for the show..keep on posting dear Brien and Irene… 😊😊😊

    • @HarryWolf
      @HarryWolf Рік тому +1

      In 2016, I had to hand over my digital camera but could take my mobile phone inside.

    • @XboxOriginal1321
      @XboxOriginal1321 Рік тому +1

      That was before they took all the secrets out...

    • @HarryWolf
      @HarryWolf Рік тому

      @@XboxOriginal1321 The pyramid was stripped bare and sealed just before the Younger Dryas impact.

  • @drumcircler
    @drumcircler Рік тому +14

    Your slower pans and stabilizer are big improvements! Just be mindful of your left hand creeping in front of the lens. The slow pans enable us to pause and explore clear details. Well done!
    We can all dispense with the obvious echoes in a stone structure as some magical property.
    To answer your question, starting the removal of casing stones at the top allows workers to slide stones down the sloped sides using ropes. Starting at the bottom leaves a very rough ride for the stones above.

    • @johnlandis6430
      @johnlandis6430 Рік тому

      I had the same thought about starting at the top and also wrote a reply. Then. I noticed your reply right there at the top .
      I have to add I do wonder why they would stop with the casing stones. I think it would have made more sense to also remove a whole layer. However, if they wanted to make sure the underlying stones were not removed then removing just the casing stones would achieve that. So , maybe that is the reason.

  • @mboneajr68
    @mboneajr68 Рік тому +5

    Great stuff as always 👍

  • @gloriaswims3478
    @gloriaswims3478 Рік тому

    70 yrs old and always wanted to see the pyramids and Egypt. I'd love to visit.

  • @jettison8390
    @jettison8390 Рік тому +3

    As always.. 🙏 thank you b.

  • @jackburton7964
    @jackburton7964 Рік тому +2

    Fantastic walk thru.

  • @kahlrhoam6769
    @kahlrhoam6769 Рік тому

    That was fantastic!
    THX so much!
    🖖✨

  • @danielb27
    @danielb27 Рік тому +3

    Love your channel! From queens ny

  • @silvanasaliva432
    @silvanasaliva432 Рік тому +2

    Las escaleras son de la época de la construcción de las pirámides?

  • @myXJR1300
    @myXJR1300 Рік тому +3

    Thank you so much for this..

  • @sanfranciscobay
    @sanfranciscobay Рік тому +4

    When they removed the outer stones, they start at the top and allow the blocks to slide or tumble down the sides. Building deconstruction usually starts at the top and moves downward.

    • @jeffd5970
      @jeffd5970 Рік тому

      How can u get up to the top to start removing casing stones from the top when you can not traverse such an inclination to get to the top in the first place?

    • @IraTate
      @IraTate Рік тому

      Earthquake did a good job starting it.

    • @sanfranciscobay
      @sanfranciscobay Рік тому +1

      @@jeffd5970 Cut foot steps and hand grips into the Rock, just like ice climbing.

    • @billsalcido7878
      @billsalcido7878 Рік тому

      How would they remove the bottom with the full weight of all the blocks above on the bottom ones?

    • @jeffd5970
      @jeffd5970 Рік тому

      @bill salcido the casing stones sit on both the casing stone below it and amm inner core stone as depicted on khafre's Pyramid... The real issue is Why would you take all that effort for the casing stone to take across the river to Cairo when you can just get the same Stone at the Quarry down the street from cario and you dont have to cross the nile to do so?

  • @nancyvolker3342
    @nancyvolker3342 Рік тому +9

    Im so glad Egypt is open again

  • @ontarget4076
    @ontarget4076 Рік тому +5

    Turn that power plant on! I want to see what it does! TY BF

  • @TheLostHistoryChannelTKTC
    @TheLostHistoryChannelTKTC Рік тому +5

    Legend, ❤

  • @Brentster1953
    @Brentster1953 Рік тому +2

    New perspectives to me!! A corner built without perfection too.

  • @alryan8609
    @alryan8609 Рік тому +4

    Amazing!

  • @DaniHBV
    @DaniHBV Рік тому +4

    Fantastic!

  • @visionofdisorder
    @visionofdisorder Рік тому +1

    the crazy bat going yoooooo really adds to the surreal quality of the pyramids

  • @scottprather5645
    @scottprather5645 Рік тому

    An amazing and mysterious structure.
    Absolutely preposterous to think it was built as a tomb

  • @shermanatorosborn9688
    @shermanatorosborn9688 Рік тому +3

    Thank you 👍

  • @lightdark00
    @lightdark00 Рік тому +6

    How could you release the bottom with all the weight from the top? Of course the bottom was only likely to remain.

  • @whatisthis1428
    @whatisthis1428 Рік тому +4

    Are those outside steps a original part of the pyramid?
    Or were they built for the tourists?

    • @mataznuiz
      @mataznuiz Рік тому

      it was added on for tourists. i believe it leads to the tunnel made by looters but not sure.

  • @tobyofford5468
    @tobyofford5468 Рік тому

    Could you ever bring a speaker and a frequency generator inside the queens chamber? I assume that’s why people inherently hum there but it would be very difficult to resonate without mechanical help.

  • @nancyvolker3342
    @nancyvolker3342 Рік тому +4

    How do they keep the air moving inside these structures ? With so many people doesn't the air get compromise?

    • @lightdark00
      @lightdark00 Рік тому +1

      A buildup of CO2 will migrate to areas below. So, more ventilation is only needed in the lowest areas.

    • @CatsInHats-S.CrouchingTiger
      @CatsInHats-S.CrouchingTiger Рік тому

      There were are purifiers that move the air in the lower areas, but of course, it’s most likely difficult to move around when there are many people inside.

  • @szabolcskomaromi
    @szabolcskomaromi Рік тому +2

    What did they hang on those walls?

  • @radovanvnuk4962
    @radovanvnuk4962 Рік тому +2

    waterproof inside the Kings chamber...incredible feat of the ancient builders..

  • @Sqsq909
    @Sqsq909 Рік тому

    If the pyramid had a gold capstone it makes sense why the casing stone was removed to get access up there. Maybe it was removed for repurpose in newer construction. Or maybe it was removed because it had artwork that revealed esoteric information. maybe all these reasons and more

  • @vincenttelfer4206
    @vincenttelfer4206 Рік тому +10

    put a muzzle on the dummy humming

  • @justinfufun5483
    @justinfufun5483 Рік тому +1

    Simply because you can flip it onto its back and slide it down. If you start at the bottom you are in trouble immediately.
    Besides removing each row from the top releases the row below it. You can't really start at the bottom.
    Is that not obvious?

  • @Starlight41717
    @Starlight41717 Рік тому +2

    The sound in the main chamber is awesome .

  • @electrolytics
    @electrolytics Рік тому

    You pull the stone from the top first because it easily slides down the lower stones.

  • @Granite
    @Granite Рік тому +3

    Why the boxes? You think they'd clean that up by now.

  • @johnlandis6430
    @johnlandis6430 Рік тому

    The reason you would remove the casing stones from the top first is because you can use the casing stone as a ramp . You would tie a rope to a casing stone and lower it from the other side. You would create some sort of a guide for the rope at the top. But, not sure why you would stop with just the casing stones.

  • @brucemonkhouse6698
    @brucemonkhouse6698 Рік тому +12

    It would be interesting to get structural engineers to analyze the construction and estimate how long it would have taken to build this by hand using the technology available during the time of the pharaohs….Answer …forever and not possible 😅

    • @thegreatbloviator6817
      @thegreatbloviator6817 Рік тому

      Some rich guy (Elon?) should commission a large global engineering company to come up with a detailed construction plan for building an exact duplicate of the great pyramid(somewhere on the Giza plateau) using stone pounders, bronze chisels and sleds. It would probably cost what, 30-50 million dollars for the plan? That's peanuts compared to finally getting a handle on what it would really take to build one of these things. I'm guessing they would say that it's either impossible in the standard 20 year time frame, or just flat out impossible

    • @sarojinichaudhury179
      @sarojinichaudhury179 Рік тому

      @@thegreatbloviator6817 Impossible.

    • @green285
      @green285 Рік тому

      Humans have devolved if anything, their technology was obviously far more advanced than ours.

    • @HarryWolf
      @HarryWolf Рік тому

      The pyramid we see today has evolved over millenia. Take away all the limestone and picture what structure just the granite within it would look like. That was the original temple on a hill.

    • @Gudsfralsare
      @Gudsfralsare Рік тому

      I think the numbers are ~2.2 million stone blocks, with an average weight of ~2 metric tonnes. If you could cut, transport and place 60 blocks per day? 100 years. Even with todays tech, that would be a bit too optimistic.

  • @davebloggs
    @davebloggs Рік тому +2

    Is it just me or does that look like a bricked up entrance at 033.

  • @patirckozz
    @patirckozz Рік тому +1

    casing stones, i was thinking exactly that. although it was buried under sand. still. funny you said what i was thinking

  • @dcarmeloi
    @dcarmeloi Рік тому +12

    Definitely a machine, not a tomb.

  • @nancyM1313
    @nancyM1313 Рік тому +2

    👑💜👑

  • @fordsrestorations970
    @fordsrestorations970 Рік тому

    😂 Whew , looks HOT there....well at least you had Billie Holiday Singing In The Box ..... a archaeologist said awhile back that entering into the grand gallery measuring each inch equals approximately one year history..... according to his theory Egypt goes all the way back before time.

  • @angelous7774
    @angelous7774 Рік тому +3

    Those giants who walked on Earth before us all knew what they were doing and why. Their knowledge was given by their creator God, and even after their fall from grace, they didn't stop from creating places to be self worship as was their intention was to be like God so they became demigods on Earth seen by men with all this knowledge and technology.

  • @KerryWaldrip
    @KerryWaldrip Рік тому

    Incredible. Whoever built this was so much better than us. And it's always a good day to die. Honor, glory, peace.

  • @Shakethebugs123
    @Shakethebugs123 Рік тому

    The box in the kings chamber housed the Ark of the covenant.
    All the Ark of the covenant was was a really really really really powerful battery.
    Nicola Tesla himself even once referred to Moses as “a skilled electrician, far ahead of his time.” -3223

  • @finley.h
    @finley.h Рік тому +4

    It is still a mystery what it was built for and what it was used for, but at least it is not a place where many people go in and out of as often as it is today. In the first place, large corridor of the pyramid and narrow passages(?) are not even places where people pass. And it was originally pitch-dark in there. For me, it's a "something" that doesn't work due to missing the most important part. 😢

    • @HarryWolf
      @HarryWolf Рік тому +1

      It was a place of shamanic initiation, which developed over tens of millenia. The Subterranean Chamber was the original place of initiation, way, way back in time, when nothing stood on the site. When it was last used before being stripped bare and sealed before the Younger Dryas impact, the 'sarcophagus' in the King's Chamber, now minus its lid, was where initiations took place. Initiates would lay in it for 3 days, after taking DMT, and journey to the Duaat. Not everyone came back.
      The pyramid we see today is the last structure built over the site, and why the Queen's Chamber 'air shafts' no longer reach the outside - they used to.
      In my opinion 😊

    • @mataznuiz
      @mataznuiz Рік тому +1

      actually not a huge mystery, since the egyptians wrote what it was used for. pharaohs were put in them when they died so they could have a smooth passage into the afterlife. the large corridor (grand gallery) was likely involved in hauling up the largest granite blocks that make up the kings chamber.

  • @delyea
    @delyea Рік тому +2

    It must've been uncomfortable wearing wooden clogs while climbing those stairs outside the pyramid. 😂

  • @GrandmaBeth2dogs
    @GrandmaBeth2dogs Рік тому +4

    Thanks for taking us in, I don't do small spaces and the heat.

  • @chungwahcancion7870
    @chungwahcancion7870 Рік тому +2

    you skipped filming in the tunnel!! hahaha just went through that in March, not easy!!!!

  • @mikenundahl-oc9vr
    @mikenundahl-oc9vr Рік тому

    Why don't they build something to house the pyramid from the weather? Egypt has a lot to be proud of. Their ancestry was pretty smart for that time.

  • @notoriousdip5495
    @notoriousdip5495 Рік тому

    A Resonance cascade caused the pyramid device to malfunction and shattered it. What caused the frequency change is the question…

  • @johnlandis6430
    @johnlandis6430 Рік тому

    I have heard about actual carbon dating putting the pyramids date 500 years earlier . Many people, I think, either assume its inaccurate, or that some how the thing being Carbon dated could still be in line with the actual so called timeline. I would just add that all carbon dating guarantees is that the material has that range of when it died. It can never say that those things were actually present when the pyramid was built.
    But, I will make this point . If one determines a reasonable amount of time for placement of each stone and that we want it to be built for Khufu, construction would most likely start 500 years before it was completed.

    • @johnlandis6430
      @johnlandis6430 Рік тому

      I have had this thought since I heard of the carbon dating of pyramids. That what is being Carbon dated is the first renovation to the pyramid.

    • @fennynough6962
      @fennynough6962 Рік тому

      Carbon Dating, of an object that could have been placed, accentently by a civilization, that arrived on the scene some 100,000 years later; just proves the date of rediscovery.

  • @ch33psk8
    @ch33psk8 Рік тому

    Tesla had knowledge, at least theory about how they worked.
    Cheers Brien.

  • @fennynough6962
    @fennynough6962 Рік тому

    Robbers tunnel does not look as though it was chipped into, as surfaces apper to be a natural cave within the original Mountain, & then the Megolith's were placed around it, & even later, (Limestone blocks were added over this), (over several time periods), by totally different Civilizations.

  • @moisesmonteiro8197
    @moisesmonteiro8197 Рік тому +3

    Os construtores dos dias atuais não conseguem fazer o mesmo.

  • @Sweemops
    @Sweemops Рік тому +2

    Imagine being a egyptian who builds the the great pyramid for years and years. And then you dont built any useful rooms into it. every building we build today is hollow, for living, working, storing, gathering, worshipping etc. Now imagine building the by far greatest building ever made and not putting ONE useful room into it. Not even a hall or a storage, nothing. There had to be a very good reason to build this thing, some kind of purpose we dont know about.

    • @IraTate
      @IraTate Рік тому

      There was a very nice temple out front.

    • @GabrielPerez-br5mm
      @GabrielPerez-br5mm Рік тому

      A… tomb, it’s a tomb. I guess it’s kinda excessive, but cmon, you would want to leave a legacy if you were the pharaoh

  • @chuckyz2
    @chuckyz2 Рік тому +7

    THe size of those stones just blow me away everytime I see them with people next to them for reference. The size of structure is truly mind blowing. THere is no way humans could have done it, of that I am sure. I don't think most people realize just how heavy those stones are. Having had a hand in moving big rocks with tractors and cranes, that were nowhere near the size of the stones used to build the giant pyramid, and just to move them from the street to the ground, not to mention stacking them, like they did here, it would be impossible. It took very large beings to be able to build the pyramid. THere were giants on the Earth in those days. THere is no doubt about it.

    • @DeezNutz-ce5se
      @DeezNutz-ce5se Рік тому

      It's called pulleys. Look it up.

    • @spudanky
      @spudanky Рік тому

      idk humans probably made it

    • @chuckyz2
      @chuckyz2 Рік тому +1

      @@DeezNutz-ce5se You look it up. And post the link where ther are pullies that can lift 500,000 to 2 million ibs. Keep in mind, what they would have had to be made of and how many people would be needed to pull. I don't think you understand the physics at play here. Not even a little bit.

    • @chuckyz2
      @chuckyz2 Рік тому +1

      @@spudanky Humans today couldn't make it with 3000 year old technology. It would take forever even with modern technology. Idk, but if you think humans made it, you need to explain how. Because rooms full of engineers are still scratching their heads on these huge megalithic sites. Go look at Baalbek. Trilogy and the stone of the pregnant woman. @ million plus lb stones. People didn't make them. It is literally impossible.

    • @spudanky
      @spudanky Рік тому +2

      @@chuckyz2 yea agreed, still it's good chance we probably built it. It's a short list: humans, aliens, giants/demi-gods..

  • @sarojinichaudhury179
    @sarojinichaudhury179 Рік тому +3

    Built only once -wonder for ever -(if built by humen , it is beyond imagination as to know what kind of humen were they ).

  • @dudenopants6088
    @dudenopants6088 Рік тому

    Uranium reactor that produced Plutonium.

  • @THE.NEW.AMERICA
    @THE.NEW.AMERICA Рік тому

    was that crazy woman yelling “I love p+ssy?” in that chamber where the eco was? that was weird or am I hearing things @Brien Foster?

  • @thegadphly3275
    @thegadphly3275 Рік тому

    Touring the inside of a stone age chemical refinery...

  • @eddiehaskell5578
    @eddiehaskell5578 Рік тому +2

    🛸🕳🌍☄️🤔

  • @ronsimpson3198
    @ronsimpson3198 8 місяців тому

    I know what the structure is and what it was used for Brian

  • @henrythoreau3681
    @henrythoreau3681 Рік тому

    The more I see of the construction, the more confused I am. It doesn't make sense. It's built like a solid state amplifier of some kind. But why. It's a device, not a monument to ego. And it sure as hell isn't 4k years old. The 10k year old Minoan ruins in Turkey are in better shape than that, and they're on the ocean.

  • @Medmann48
    @Medmann48 Рік тому

    I could do without the bellowing idiots in the King's chamber. Yes there are acoustic properties in there & we already know that thank you.

  • @tarawaukeri8928
    @tarawaukeri8928 Рік тому

    Where's the entrance. The walkway in. These duckwalking corridors aren't supposed to be the access points obviously 🙄

    • @GabrielPerez-br5mm
      @GabrielPerez-br5mm Рік тому

      Yea they are, they are intended to force you to crouch. It might have been to discourage robbers from taking stuff, but that clearly didn’t work.

  • @clxudzYT
    @clxudzYT Рік тому

    4:02 how can someone be this clueless

  • @fennynough6962
    @fennynough6962 Рік тому

    As, precarious are the Limestone blocks, placed above these remaining Granite casing stones are, i do not see any evidence that they went all the way up the Pyramid. For one, there are no pry bar marks on remaining Limestone ones. Two, this would not allow one to climb to the top. Three, where did all these so called casing stones end up? Four, Dynastic's might not have even added on to the original Megolithic Structure; as they lack the ability to work in Granite. Fifth, it seams the smoothing of the surface of the Great Pyramid, to the right, severely collapsed, & only the top part remains.

  • @TheKitu
    @TheKitu Рік тому +2

    The secrets of the The Pyramids lay not inside, but out.
    They were capped in white limestone and gold at the top.
    It reflected sunlight & Moonlight directly upward like a light tower into the sky.
    We need 3D models and calculate where the sunbeam would shine into the sky during the time it was built (4,500) years ago and study those galactic systems.
    Perhaps the pyramids are pointing towards a civilization on other systems.

    • @IraTate
      @IraTate Рік тому

      Never had gold top. Many 3d sites.

    • @scottbreseke716
      @scottbreseke716 Рік тому

      Wouldn't it have been easier to just stick one stick in the ground to point at the other civilization?

  • @stacksflat7482
    @stacksflat7482 Рік тому

    some of the older women sound like they are having sex if you listen carefully it’s mind numbing

  • @Shakethebugs123
    @Shakethebugs123 Рік тому +2

    4:02 No Ma'am that is not the purpose of that box.
    The purpose of that box was to hold a very very very very very powerful battery.
    The battery falsely named the ark of the covenant. -3223

    • @carlwilson1483
      @carlwilson1483 Рік тому +1

      The ark is not a battery.

    • @Shakethebugs123
      @Shakethebugs123 Рік тому

      @@carlwilson1483 Sorry but it is a battery.

    • @Shakethebugs123
      @Shakethebugs123 Рік тому

      @@carlwilson1483 It aint a dangerous device to store the 10 commandments.
      It ain't a device to talk to God. It is a very powerful battery. Why do you
      think when they touched it they died, It electrocuted em.

    • @Shakethebugs123
      @Shakethebugs123 Рік тому

      @@carlwilson1483 Guarantee if you try to build one.
      You will blow yourself up!

    • @billsalcido7878
      @billsalcido7878 Рік тому

      “Can you hear my voice?”
      “Lady, everyone can hear your stupid voice, now shut up!”

  • @vojtechvilinovic533
    @vojtechvilinovic533 Рік тому

    Hrobka? V žiadnom prípade!

  • @spooky1234561
    @spooky1234561 Рік тому

    Its just a chemical plant.... Nothing to complicated

  • @charlenejones3457
    @charlenejones3457 Рік тому +2

    I think the answer is @TheLandOfChem 😮❤ ???????????????