How did the Egyptians build the Pyramids?

[Natasha Tori Maru]

@Wilhelm44

Edited yesterday at 05:27 AM by Natasha Tori Maru

[LastThursday]

Caught red handed. I watched every second of the X-Files BITD @Natasha Tori Maru

[Natasha Tori Maru]

19 minutes ago, LastThursday said:

Caught red handed. I watched every second of the X-Files BITD @Natasha Tori Maru

Same, up late sneaking episodes with my Dad 😍

Mum did not approve.

Some of the episodes were wild tho.... The one with the inbred kids who kept their limbless mother under the bed to have sex with. My God.

[LastThursday]

I'm with your mum, definitely unsuitable watching, straight to bed young lady 👉

I'm derailing my own thread. Back on topic...

[Lila9]

Probably ETs or with their help. There is some evidence that science rejects because it is "irrational". 

[Wilhelm44]

21 hours ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

@Wilhelm44

Slaves were working hard on Mars also (:)

[Wilhelm44]

When the aliens show themselves in the next few years we'll all know the truth Tyson baby (:)

[Ramasta9]

21 hours ago, LastThursday said:

Caught red handed. I watched every second of the X-Files BITD @Natasha Tori Maru

You do believe deep down but say I want cause your afraid  I've seen a few aliens in my lifetime, they rarely show themselves, especially publically, they can shapeshift to appear human too, they've been around for millions of years, most of us don't notice cause our 3rd eyes are still very under-active and fully developed. Screens and modern technologies, blue-light ect.. severely suppress the function of our psychic centers as well as modern chemicals and toxins in the food / water/ air supply in most countries.

Edited 15 hours ago by Ramasta9

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

11 hours ago, Lila9 said:

Probably ETs or with their help. There is some evidence that science rejects because it is "irrational". 

It is not only irrational but also stupid. Why would aliens bother to help some random human pharaos, leaders of the mezo american tribes, etc. etc. construct some pyramidal structures for some local ceremonial and religious reasons and customs that have nothing to do with aliens? It doesn't surprise me in the slightest of course, but here we can see that you are only using rationality when it suits you (promoting and defending a certain socially corrosive ideology we are all very familiar with at this point)

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

On 11. 2. 2026 at 5:43 PM, Wilhelm44 said:

Where is the evidence of these experiments proving that it's possible ?

Go look it up. I couldn't be bothered to spoon feed yall everything. And the combination of archeological evidence, experiments and basic physics which you are ignorant of ( knowledge of how buoyancy works and that 80 tons could be transported throught water, etc.) should be sufficient to blow these theories out of the water. Granted, the experiments were done with lighter weights but if you scale up the amount of people, it is definitely possible. And I don't even care if people who supposedly work in construction would dissagree, clearly you just don't want to accept the truth LUL

Edited 13 hours ago by NewKidOnTheBlock

[LastThursday]

39 minutes ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

It is not only irrational but also stupid.

Come on let's be civil to each other, even if we disagree on things.

[LastThursday]

12 hours ago, Lila9 said:

Probably ETs or with their help. 

I'm not against the idea in principle. But if there are more down to earth explanations then my pragmatic brain would go for those personally. We should look for the simpler explanations first. After all ETs are quite a mystery as well. 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

26 minutes ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

Go look it up. I couldn't be bothered to spoon feed yall everything. And the combination of archeological evidence, experiments and basic physics which you are ignorant of ( knowledge of how buoyancy works and that 80 tons could be transported throught water, etc.) should be sufficient to blow these theories out of the water. Granted, the experiments were done with lighter weights but if you scale up the amount of people, it is definitely possible. And I don't even care if people who supposedly work in construction would dissagree, clearly you just don't want to accept the truth LUL

I've read about this stuff also - but what about the timescales vs population? The timescales proposed don't work. To be clear I am not talking about ET's doing this. I am just pointing out an issue with current theories.

I do not 'supposedly' work in construction. Sneaky sneaky trying to discredit 

Edited 12 hours ago by Natasha Tori Maru

[Wilhelm44]

4 hours ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

Go look it up. I couldn't be bothered to spoon feed yall everything. And the combination of archeological evidence, experiments and basic physics which you are ignorant of ( knowledge of how buoyancy works and that 80 tons could be transported throught water, etc.) should be sufficient to blow these theories out of the water. Granted, the experiments were done with lighter weights but if you scale up the amount of people, it is definitely possible. And I don't even care if people who supposedly work in construction would dissagree, clearly you just don't want to accept the truth LUL

Slow down there cowboy, just because it's possible, does not mean it's absolute proof that it actually happened that way.

(Yeah I see they used 2 - 3  ton slabs in an experiment in Japan. Would still love to see a thousand dudes move a 100ton slab. It might be exponentially more difficult.)

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

4 hours ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

I've read about this stuff also - but what about the timescales vs population? The timescales proposed don't work. To be clear I am not talking about ET's doing this. I am just pointing out an issue with current theories.

I do not 'supposedly' work in construction. Sneaky sneaky trying to discredit 

What do you mean exactly by "they don’t work"? As far as I know, ancient Egypt at the time had around 1 to 1.5 million people total and roughly 30,000 workers were involved in the project over 20–30 years. Yes, some of them were only seasonal workers, but the project was worked on pretty much nonstop. So if we do the math, 2.3 million blocks comes out to roughly 300-500 blocks per day, and most of them were fairly small, not 80 ton monsters. Also, despite admittedly not being an expert in construction, I assume those pyramids were not built the same way modern structures are built today, so you can’t just take modern building know-how and logic and project it onto ancient methods. The building phases didn’t follow a strictly linear order; multiple phases were worked on simultaneously. Interior chambers were built at the same time as the external pyramidal structure, and many rough core blocks were placed quickly before the more precision demanding stones were added later. Those rough blocks didn’t take that much time. Multiple specialized teams were working in parallel, and they had 20 to 30 years to do it like I said

[kavaris]

If yous wanna get into how they are built, i can break it down for yous very meticulously, but yous need to know about each area of egypt, as well as all the chemical analysis and evidence goin on there, as each pyramid is being shaped in a totally different way, and each generation gets more retarded than the last. First u have to know what wgypt even is, as theres more than jus pyramids, and each location make pictoral and symbolic references to the history of the last —
                              (N)
                   ^^^^(Mediterranean Sea)^^^^^^Canaan aka Israel ↗ Assyrian conquest ~722 BCE
                                                               Aramaic becomes dominant in Israel region
                   ↖ Alexandria | Nile (flows N to S)
                           Land of Onias / East of Nile | Heliopolis ↙ ~30 km from Cairo
                        Giza Plateau / Cairo                            ~110 km from the Red Sea
                   (Pyramids & Sphinx
                           & Memphis, old capital)
                                |
                       Hawara  ~75 km ↖ (from Memphis)
                   (Labyrinth / Faiyum)
         Akhenatens Cty ~200 km |                   ↓ 2,000 km ↑ | N to S
                          ^^^(Nile, cont.)^^^  @  ^^^(Red Sea)^^^
                                |         ← 250 km from river to sea @median →
                       ~580 km  | ~100 km from Abydos (Osireion) to Dendera
                             Dendera
                    (Oh'Hathor, Temple in Denderus)
                         ~60 km  \
                                Thebes
                                 (Luxor & Karnak)
                           ~100 km  |
                                   Edfu
                             (Temple of Horus)
                          ~160 km  /
                                Aswan
                         ~75 km   |
                                Nubia (Sudan)
  ~
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(note: wen i get on my comp, ill turn that section into a codeblock)

So in the temple of hathor, theres evidence of Spiritus salis  or  spirit of salt (aka hydrochloric acid) used, which melts granite, which is precesly wat we see on tge steps leadingo into said temple. This not only can and is used to make some of the pieces (the impossibly large, single piece ones) but also to do the hieroglyphs. Bee honey has to be used to prevent said acid from reacting outside of its target~Granted theres more complexity to it cause they are layering these things as if they have very deep and complex understanding of alchemy. And its not just Granite. Theres a harder stone than granite used for a couple statues, as well as the uber popular type of limestone they used, which can be quarred out from the kartoosh~however~the issue isnt about quarrying out stone, its how do you lift pieces of stone into place, as unless you wanna be one of the thousand fools to try breaking their arms at the other end of the rope and pulley system, then you arent going to get too far... So what you need is a machine, albeit a very primitive machine thats gonna lift everything and swing it into place. Now do we know what that machine is? Well we have these deep, deep pits in (see video, those pits w the birds). they can use those to exert force downwards, and so thats one piece of the puzzle yous can explore.

So thats one. Two is we learn about the giza pyramids from i wana say its in Luxor, ... here rather than me try and explain what all the sites look like, lets show wat the giza site looks like, nd yous can jus watch the video. Yous can use that information to model it in ur head. But remember, they dont use *one way. And they dont need to push stones down the river, they have all the stones needed on site.

watch this video (@12:30 around there) so you can see how incredible complex each shape of each stone is, as thatll start to open yous up to the kind of compkexity involved. This is super meticulous stuff, so this isnt like, get some of your workers to make random stones, like this is an intellectual undertaking. u have to have a lot of time and a lot of passion.

p.s. always remember that everything at the site is there for a reason. And, that its precisely because they took for granted the gods~that they were able to specialize in al these language, engineering and alchemical feat/skills. Yous still havent even got to the language part, like yous have a long way to go.

Edited 5 hours ago by kavaris

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

@kavaris So they even used chemicals, wow nice, such fascinating people Egyptians were. It's really a compliment to their ingenuity to think their pyramids are of alien origins, if you think about it

[kavaris]

1 hour ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

@kavaris So they even used chemicals, wow nice, such fascinating people Egyptians were. It's really a compliment to their ingenuity to think their pyramids are of alien origins, if you think about it

oh yeah. And i forgot there might be a spiral platform involved, as many ppl have mention this thing about using weight from one end, to exert and pull the other, for the heaviest manners to maneuver it into place from a sliding/base perspective. But then you still need to do a pulley-in-place sortve deal since its gotta be shimmied into position even after its been slide up spiral mountain (its more like a guide so that if when it falls it doesnt shatter, as everything is important, like you dont wanna have to redo everything)

The other part of it is regarding how they made that initial pit system, cause that itself requires another mechanism to construct, which is older than the constructed construction.

So you have,

A) * constructed construction for said construction, that is this pit ordeal, tomb of the birds, whatever

B) The construction being constructed, that should exist around the pyramid in conjunction w/ said pits and shits.

C) its nowhere near it, cause then they are positioning it via pointing to celestial objects, and they cant have a person standing inside of the final construction unless they wanna be filled in with thousands of blocks, so there would have to be refernce points positioned high up, like bamboo shoots or something that are indicative of the precise direction, angle, etc., as when u go in there, you notice that its not ideal to look out of like a telescope, so that means its even more crazy, since they have some sortve other constructed reference to that precise constellation in their time.

Anyway the constellation stuff is a whole other aspect, cause theres lots of that in the decisions. Also the pyramids sides @re slightly concave, like its not like its just a smooth side on all three sides, its precisely indented. I mean theres lots of weirdness like that, all which has a point, otherwise wats the point.

Edited 3 hours ago by kavaris

[kavaris]

I mean if/when they unearth that stuff stroon along Cadiz, Spain into France, that should really open up jus how crazy everything is, or how old it is atleast, cause this is like, essential knowledge - Starting from Spain, and then corkskrewing from egypt, and back to greece/europa again, as you have the Antikythera. Whys that important: because the missing idea in all of this is windup mechanism/clockwork, not that the egyptians had that, but its something the Greeks were playing w/, and that we played with, very briefly, and seldom now do we even think of these sorts of simple mechanisms cause we arent thinking like "large amounts of time ahead", like you want to start replacing stuff with mechanistic clockwork (not that the whole things couldnt utilize other principles inside said windup mechanism). Like. dont yous know about Ironforge in Warcraft, like thats a real place, if yous want it to be, like.

Edited 3 hours ago by kavaris

[Wilhelm44]

11 hours ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

It is not only irrational but also stupid. Why would aliens bother to help some random human pharaos, leaders of the mezo american tribes, etc. etc. construct some pyramidal structures for some local ceremonial and religious reasons and customs that have nothing to do with aliens? It doesn't surprise me in the slightest of course, but here we can see that you are only using rationality when it suits you (promoting and defending a certain socially corrosive ideology we are all very familiar with at this point)

Because different dimensions of the universe are more connected than you think. We not on some island here. What happens here effects the rest of the universe and visa versa.