12 Most Mysterious Things Science Still Can't Explain

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    There's a lot we can tell about an ancient building through archaeology and scientific research. We can tell when it was built, and usually how it was built, too. We might even be able to get an idea of what it was used for, but we can't always get all of the answers. Every structure you're about to see in this list is an outstanding feat of ancient construction, and although we know a little about all of them, we're still left with more questions than answers.
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  • @dirkdiggler2430
    @dirkdiggler2430 Před 4 lety +315

    All those things carved into or out of stone are not mysterious or hard to explain, you just don't want to admit that we are not the only advanced civilizations that have existed.

    • @tobynebeker4461
      @tobynebeker4461 Před 4 lety +12

      luckyrodude
      You know that Atlantis isn’t real right?

    • @trent3067
      @trent3067 Před 4 lety +6

      Yea Atlantis was said to have harnessed the power of the sun an sunk under the sea when there nuclear shit blew up.

    • @MissMarshall
      @MissMarshall Před 4 lety +6

      Dirk Diggler 💯

    • @berniebreeze3703
      @berniebreeze3703 Před 4 lety +9

      We are being visited we have been visited ,,,and we are on a planet that at one time belonged to someone else end of story

    • @MissMarshall
      @MissMarshall Před 4 lety +22

      Bernie Breeze - Civilizations have risen and fallen many times. Not just once. We too will will too meet our end.

  • @davidcaruso4859
    @davidcaruso4859 Před 3 lety +127

    The ancients were more technologically advanced than we have been told .

    • @artemiserectus
      @artemiserectus Před 3 lety +1

      Who told you that?

    • @davidcaruso4859
      @davidcaruso4859 Před 3 lety +20

      @@artemiserectus history and lots of research

    • @davidcaruso4859
      @davidcaruso4859 Před 3 lety +7

      @若いジュダ yes sir

    • @davidcaruso4859
      @davidcaruso4859 Před 3 lety +1

      @Captain Fartface wow Captain fart face lol

    • @TheMwowner1
      @TheMwowner1 Před 3 lety +2

      @若いジュダ someone gets it FINALLY FFS!, they also built the temple of solomon.

  • @arshjaiswal7
    @arshjaiswal7 Před 4 lety +122

    Confirming again that ancient people especially those more than 2000 years old were way smarter than what's the common understanding now.

    • @octaviusshaw2282
      @octaviusshaw2282 Před 4 lety +11

      I fully believe that the human race has become more dumb over time. It's like we're going backwards. I thought we were supposed to get smarter with evolution. Every time something is made to "make life easier" we get..... 🤔 what's a way to say it... ah yes that's it, a lot dumber, more stupider, lazier.

    • @steveoxendine7123
      @steveoxendine7123 Před 4 lety +1

      Yup

    • @PlasticStrws
      @PlasticStrws Před 4 lety +1

      I mean what they did was amazing and beautiful but lol it’s pretty stupid to carve something out of rock

    • @rogueascendant6611
      @rogueascendant6611 Před 4 lety +7

      I find it funny that people today who believed in the Ancient Astronaut theory, seriously thought it was the work of beings from another world.
      Don't underestimated the ingenuity of humans.
      Seriously why modern experts and people seriously underestimate our ancestors?
      Their lack of faith is disturbing.

    • @rogueascendant6611
      @rogueascendant6611 Před 4 lety +9

      @@PlasticStrws Not stupid you dumbass. Its genius. Modern structures would only last for a 50 years or so. But buildings carved from rocks, from the side of a mountain and a hill would last centuries and thousand of years.

  • @petraonenomatter6944
    @petraonenomatter6944 Před 4 lety +9

    I am so glad there are channels like this one as well as what is available on cable/satellite TV. It is the only way people like me (I am disabled due to a work-related injury from years ago) and will never be able to physically go to these wonderful places even though I can afford to do so now. I can only imagine how many others there are like me who live vicariously through the internet which enables us to experience such ancient treasures.
    TY

    • @sandrapritchard9810
      @sandrapritchard9810 Před rokem

      I agree. Without these channels I would be very ignorant about such things. I only started to take an interest after I retired and suffered I'll health. I've learnt such a lot over the last couple of years and hardly watch TV programmes anymore.

  • @d.fthe.one.3621
    @d.fthe.one.3621 Před 4 lety +11

    👍🏽 new historical places I found in this video . Good job 👏🏽.

  • @krushna4181
    @krushna4181 Před 4 lety +28

    I'm always shocked that Hoysala temples, hampi from Karnataka aren't included here. It is as mystical as the kailasa temple, the carvings are so detailed they even the nerves on the hand are present. There are carvings of human heads as big as a thumb and if a thread is inserted into the ears it comes out of the mouth or from eyes.

  • @INGBWLer
    @INGBWLer Před 3 lety +2

    Thanks for creating this docu an uploading for the public!

  • @Davidsavage8008
    @Davidsavage8008 Před 2 lety +1

    This channel is great. Portraying history the way this channel does .
    Pure Beauty.

  • @awickedtribe
    @awickedtribe Před 4 lety +45

    Sometimes I think this subject brings on the most insane case of denial there is.

    • @abiamiamab9677
      @abiamiamab9677 Před 4 lety +2

      Denial of ???
      . advance ancient civilizations.
      . alien -human hybrids.
      . extraterrestrials.
      . ancient biblical giants.
      . lastly ancient one eye giant cyclops.

    • @worldsend9659
      @worldsend9659 Před 4 lety +8

      No, religion is the most bizarre case of people in complete denial.

    • @worldsend9659
      @worldsend9659 Před 4 lety +9

      The two poisons of mankind are still widely accepted by people today. And accepted by people that can't give any real credence to either.
      We continue to allow these two poisons to kill more of us than anything else, even disease. We live today with ''money'' ruling technology, human life, human rights, medicines, and entire continents. It has created a 1% of the population holding over 90% of all the wealth in the world.
      The monetary system was known to be flawed from its start, to continue like this is mankind committing suicide of himself.
      The monetary system does not work, and until that's admitted by the masses, the 1% will continue to dominate and rule this world, until they finally destroy it.
      Religion must be the most bizarre thing we see ignored century after century. We know what it does to mankind, we know it sees mankind murder in enormous numbers, we have never seen the killing stop, since it began. So all I'll say to religion is one simple question? The Pope ordered crusades that killed hundreds of thousands if not millions, is that acceptable to religion? Seems it is. So tell me, how many need to die before religion becomes unacceptable?
      The undeniable truth really is, we have no evidence of a single thing the religious claim, not one thing at all can be proven, or ever has been proven.
      Common sense dictates to us that religion is not real, and therefore should be banned around the world, (it is mankind's second most potent killer).
      Because if we're mistaken, and it is real, then this God will have to come and correct our big mistake, right? But in the meantime, at least we'll of stopped murdering each other over something as ridiculous, petty and stupid as ''whose religion is right, whose is wrong'', right?
      How could any good decent logical thinking person possibly disagree with that??
      And therein lies the big question, why is that not acceptable?
      But the biggest mystery and lie being ignored by all of us is so simple it's mind bending....
      Why aren't the religious still asking where is there any proof of this so-called God?
      Why are they willing to dismiss a scientific fact that proves their religions to be false?

    • @worldsend9659
      @worldsend9659 Před 4 lety +7

      A TRUTH, NO RELIGIOUS PERSON CAN ADMIT! Just because each of the religious (all of them) claims to support the so-called ''good of religion'' means they want to Ignore the reality religion brings to mankind. That's not smart, It's not clever, and is actually the most Illogical approach to such problems.
      Religion Itself is responsible for more murder, more torture, more inhumane, heinous atrocities than can ever be seen as acceptable.
      There's simply no excuse any more, It's now unforgivable. Oh, you can try to say the Wars aren't religious or that it's people using religion, but that's not the case, and that's a lie, they are religious, and they do represent religion, the Pope ordered crusades that killed hundreds of thousands, is that acceptable to religion? Seems it is. So tell me, how many need to die before religion becomes unacceptable?
      Mankind has fought many wars, killed many millions of people in the name of religion.
      There have been more human lives lost to religious beliefs and causes than can ever be seen as acceptable in the eyes of any sane man, whatever they believe.
      Believing In one religion creates animosity from another religion.
      Religion bickers and argues with Itself, that process creates hate from one religion toward the other, that hate becomes the war, that war becomes brutal unnecessary human death in the millions. It always has since it began, and what is it?
      What is religion?
      It's mankind's very own special ''man-made'' poison... It's harmful.
      Disagree all you want, because I know even you religious can't defend the undefendable. You all talk about Gods/Allah's demands that all non-believers are put to death, all religions do, yet it's actually only religion that commits the real dirty sins.
      Indeed, while the religious have murdered throughout history in the name of their God, I've been unable to find any evidence of atheists killing anyone in the name of atheism. (The religious try to use the names of Stalin and Pot with other Communists) to say otherwise while not understanding that many weak-kneed communists that fought for Communism reasons were as follows: 'Religion does not prevent me being a communist. I believe both in God and in Communism. My faith in God does not hinder me from fighting for the cause of the proletarian revolution... (In other words the religious also fought for Communism killing other religious and atheists, the atheist's fought for communism killing religious and other atheists)...
      Meaning, It Is not a fight for atheism, but a fight for Communism.

      And having to explain this, is only because this is what religion uses to portray the atheist. It's no different from religion claiming all atheists must be Communists! Ridiculous, and really does show how the religious mindset and trickery with deception works.
      Atheists, are no more or less capable of evil than anyone else, but it seems that murder, particularly mass murder and war, is a sin of commission. - In other words, human beings are generally only prepared to fight and kill in the name of something. It can be a God, but it can also be a Political Philosophy - like Nazism or Communism. Many fight for patriotism, for country, tribe or race. Some kill because they're psychologically disturbed, but none - so far - in the name of atheism.
      So, while I don't agree that only religion causes conflict, I'd argue that all mass murder and war are fought in the name of a bigger-than-self philosophy or idea.
      Atheism, simply lack of belief in a God, has not yet proved compelling enough to motivate murder. So far - no one has gone into a crowded public space and blown themselves up while shouting, "No god is great!"
      Religion really is mankind's very own special ''man-made'' poison.
      Lots of us don't want that poison. And guess what?
      With atheism growing hand over fist faster than any religion there's far more of us than there is you religious today.
      The religious really are the warmongers of mankind (yet they'll continue to deny that even with history staring them in the face) The religious believe In things they can't prove exist, and seem to expect people to respect them and their religion, while we're living through their endless Wars fighting all around the world, over something as pathetic as whose religion is right, whose is wrong! That's tragic man!
      It will come one day, when the people will have had enough of the killing, the Wars, the brutality and the excuses.
      They'll pack all the religious off to some Island somewhere, and leave them to fight their Wars against each other, over whose religion is right whose is wrong... leaving the educated people in peace.
      And do you know what else?
      I'd not even be the slightest bit interested in who actually won.

    • @worldsend9659
      @worldsend9659 Před 4 lety +3

      There is a fundamental difference between religion, which is based on authority. And science, which is based on observation and reason. Science will win because it works. ~ Stephen Hawking.

  • @barbagiggia
    @barbagiggia Před 4 lety +30

    You missed 2 of the most mysterious in the world: Puma Punku and the Temple of the Serapheum. You need to do more research on those 2, because they are simply out of this world.

  • @crackmiler9127
    @crackmiler9127 Před 3 lety +21

    I had to stop watching when he suggests they wouldn’t have had chisels 1000 years ago.

    • @shinywarm6906
      @shinywarm6906 Před 3 lety +5

      absolutely. within 5 seconds of google searching, i'd photos of metal chisels used in stone carving from Eygpt, dating from 2000 BCE

  • @michaelm.1576
    @michaelm.1576 Před 4 lety +6

    Fabulous video! Very well done. You have a new subscriber.

  • @BBond88
    @BBond88 Před 4 lety +5

    “By hand” lmao 😆

  • @almostserious75
    @almostserious75 Před 4 lety +6

    This is a good start for people who have no clue...

  • @RedcoatsReturn
    @RedcoatsReturn Před 3 lety +1

    A very worthy addition to your channel, breathtaking ancient architecture, such stone carving, such masonry 😲😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍

  • @rekibbora5190
    @rekibbora5190 Před 3 lety +1

    Great video and great information about our ancient human civilization, thanks a lot

  • @roberttownsend9223
    @roberttownsend9223 Před 4 lety +11

    All this ancient 'how did they do it' stuff reminds me of what Arthur C. Clarke used to say about such things. Clarke as most people will know was the first person to come up with the idea of the communications satellite and he also wrote the classic science fiction book 2001; a Space Odyssey. Clarke simply said that the ancient people who built all these wonders were far more intelligent than the people of the present day who write books and make TV shows about them. Some people are inclined to think that those folks who lived several thousand years ago were 'ape men' compared to us, but if by some means we could transport a child from five thousand years in the past to the present day, with a normal education he would turn out to be just the same as the children of today. The ancient Egyptians were exactly the same as us although they were far more resourceful and very handy with their hands!

  • @fatboyskinniefromdabronx8405

    I would love to know how ancients produced those extravagant columns within the Indus temples

    • @StephenDruesedow
      @StephenDruesedow Před 4 lety +3

      Me too. I've seen some videos or heard that some of the temples seemed etched with laser...don't know if this is true or not.

    • @gerry5134
      @gerry5134 Před 3 lety +3

      They are amazing but so are the pillars and statues of ancient egypt. How did they carve those hugh objects so evenly and uniformly . Perfectly measured and how on earth did they move and lift the stones into position !!

    • @jinks3669
      @jinks3669 Před 3 lety +1

      Watch Praveen Mohan's CZcams channel , he explains every about these hindu temples in detail.

  • @anabenedetti3747
    @anabenedetti3747 Před 3 lety +1

    Great videos! I'm loving every single one I'm watching! Amazing!!!

  • @mindovermath2042
    @mindovermath2042 Před 4 lety +1

    I found you through the suggested videos. Your videos are vey informative! I just made a CZcams Channel due to your inspiration. Keep up the Videos! Just Subbed!

  • @HenryCavill357
    @HenryCavill357 Před 4 lety +104

    India land of ancient Temples🇮🇳❤

    • @iamcarbonandotherbits.8039
      @iamcarbonandotherbits.8039 Před 4 lety +12

      There's still an awful lot we can learn from ancient India, those people really thought outside the box.

    • @aldenunion
      @aldenunion Před 4 lety

      @@iamcarbonandotherbits.8039 wish they'd dig graves and clean up the ganges.I saw pictures I could not believe..

    • @aldenunion
      @aldenunion Před 4 lety

      over population...

    • @iamcarbonandotherbits.8039
      @iamcarbonandotherbits.8039 Před 4 lety +4

      @@aldenunion . I read or heard somewhere that the Indian government are toying with the idea of using an enzyme that breaks down bone, flesh and other human waste. Hope it's true for the health of those that drink and bathe from it.

    • @aldenunion
      @aldenunion Před 4 lety +1

      @@iamcarbonandotherbits.8039 I know the religion culture revolves Around the Ganges.The people pay tax to do the work but crummy government sells them out.

  • @CrazyCoupleDIY
    @CrazyCoupleDIY Před 4 lety +10

    Hope I get to see these in person in my lifetime

  • @ronniedeciantis1978
    @ronniedeciantis1978 Před 4 lety +2

    seems to me that a special group of artists traveled from country to country building different monuments with special tools and skills

  • @pentirah5282
    @pentirah5282 Před 4 lety +8

    I have no reason to doubt the king may have commandeered the Petra tomb for his later burial, but I suspect the structure was already there and ancient when he did sol It is probable that Petra is thousands of years older than archaeologist think. There is no incontrovertible proof that any of the buildings were ever intended originally as tombs. I agree Petra comes well under the description of "Mysterious things science still can't fathom!' You got that one right!!

    • @lshtar777
      @lshtar777 Před rokem

      PETRA ???
      As in PETRA-FICATION...
      ... or TURNED TO STONE. It was not carved from stone. It was built with wood and concrete, the same way we build... it has been PETRA-fied.

  • @Bishnuprasad_Behera
    @Bishnuprasad_Behera Před 4 lety +14

    Am glad that am belongs to one place which is near to my home.
    It's sun temple (Konark). A really wonderful place to visit...😘

  • @WayneMiller1110
    @WayneMiller1110 Před 4 lety +15

    Not to mention the columns that you showed at the beginning ring like a bell almost as if they are made of metal

    • @MissMarshall
      @MissMarshall Před 4 lety

      They ring like a bell? Like metal how so?

    • @anthonyray5515
      @anthonyray5515 Před 4 lety

      @Seven Oceans thanks!

    • @pentirah5282
      @pentirah5282 Před 4 lety

      @Seven Oceans
      That was no doubt intentional and had a significance now forgotten.

    • @suhaslamkhade5265
      @suhaslamkhade5265 Před 4 lety +2

      @@pentirah5282 Not forgotten. Indian musicians still use the same formula... 7 notes. Sa Re Ga Ma pa dha ni Sa......

    • @pentirah5282
      @pentirah5282 Před 4 lety +1

      @@suhaslamkhade5265
      Thank you Suhas. About thirty years ago I spent a year in India learning something of Indian music tradition - I am a Western musician. This tuning of the pillars I was not aware of. Such a miracle the ancient builders were able to tune these huge pillars so accurately. Truly the ancients has skills we know nothing of. Grateful thanks and greetings from the UK.

  • @yehudahhachassid6191
    @yehudahhachassid6191 Před 4 lety +15

    Hallelujah ! Thank you for a very interesting video on ancient buildings. It is a great delight to see the marvels of those master craftpersons. All the best !

  • @midgetydeath
    @midgetydeath Před 3 lety +4

    What we know about the Mayans, Aztecs, Incas, etc. is that the conquistadors were the big damn heroes of the story. Those groups were seriously *messed UP.*

  • @andrewlin6136
    @andrewlin6136 Před 3 lety +5

    Ancient people are not uncivilized, they're more advanced than we are.

    • @Shivam-pm4kx
      @Shivam-pm4kx Před 3 lety

      Yes and pigs can fly in that era 😂

    • @curtischildress9580
      @curtischildress9580 Před 2 lety

      @@Shivam-pm4kx Undoubtedly there were a few pigs which were levitated back then, either by mental abilities or advanced technology...and these 2 options supply the means as to how many of those gigantic temples/statues/structures were created. Ordinary people using ordinary tools during those time periods could never have constructed any of those wondrous temples and such.

  • @harryboytupas7263
    @harryboytupas7263 Před 4 lety +6

    Thats what we called,THE PATIENCE OF CREATIVITY!!!!

  • @toucan221
    @toucan221 Před 3 lety +2

    That was absolutely Great, we don't see from the East of the world, it's as if they are deliberately over looked, in fact your whole was to see and I was AMAZED at the BIG Single block weighing 1600 tons, thank you for sharing

  • @berislavvaricakzed
    @berislavvaricakzed Před 4 lety +16

    When that eye poped up in keyhole , that was the end of video for me

  • @ctpierce181
    @ctpierce181 Před 4 lety +8

    The scientific method is an empirical method of acquiring knowledge that has characterized the development of science since at least the 17th century. It involves careful observation, applying rigorous skepticism about what is observed, given that cognitive assumptions can distort how one interprets the observation

    • @Polymath9000
      @Polymath9000 Před 4 lety

      Mate 17 century was also the era when the demise of polymath started happening with the rise of specialists who have complete hegemony over academia.That is why bias is so relevant these days.

    • @caruya
      @caruya Před 4 lety

      Is this statement free of cognitive assumption? Or can you empirically show it to be true?

  • @circuithijacker
    @circuithijacker Před 3 lety +8

    You should list the names in the description. Great work and quite interesting.

    • @indigocheetah4172
      @indigocheetah4172 Před rokem

      I have thought the same . As the Narration is easy to understand . The name of the different sites for further studies , or reading , would be appreciated .

  • @Sara-lm8zv
    @Sara-lm8zv Před rokem +2

    The Maya calendar doesn't really end, it keeps going. It doesn't mean destruction. It means change. A new time.

  • @Ninja_Geek
    @Ninja_Geek Před 3 lety +9

    The shear number of sites and artifacts that we can't explain yet just go to show that humans have always been innovating and inventing even if their knowledge has been lost over time.

    • @Puschit1
      @Puschit1 Před 2 lety

      Well, in most cases "cannot explain" just means they assumed for some reasons that they didn't have certain technology or knowledge. It tells more about us than about them.

    • @fins59
      @fins59 Před rokem

      Sheer not shear.

  • @salmanuel4053
    @salmanuel4053 Před 4 lety +3

    Yes, please do a video on more Hindu and Buddhist structures.

  • @rshipley21
    @rshipley21 Před 4 lety +19

    Annnd I was defeated by a bookcase from IKEA.

  • @madhukrishnavallabhajosyul6996

    One thing about the Kailasa temple in Ellora is that it was carved from above the hill downward.

  • @MatthewOfLondon
    @MatthewOfLondon Před 4 lety +1

    Neat video! I subscribed and shall be delving into your channel. A+ 😉

  • @Rock-Bottem1982
    @Rock-Bottem1982 Před 4 lety +4

    This title should be, "Why scientist refuse to explain these structures as being built with advanced technology" If they admit that, all this could easily be explained

    • @curtischildress9580
      @curtischildress9580 Před 2 lety

      And admitting such a thing destroys all organized religions and that's why no one will ever admit the truth of advanced cultures or aliens.

  • @hiteshk8758
    @hiteshk8758 Před 4 lety +19

    According to Sadhguru an ancient Shivalinga was found near Balbec temple in Lebanon so the ancient civilization was Hindu.

    • @Aloewells
      @Aloewells Před 4 lety +3

      Stupid's doesn't understand that BHARATHA KANDAM used to span Asia, Europe and submerged link to Africa. Roman's, Greeks and Egyptians Pre civilization was Hindus.

    • @bobgarr6246
      @bobgarr6246 Před 4 lety +2

      That is one heck of a leap. If 10,000 years from now an upside down crucifix is found in Boise Idaho would that clearly mean everyone there was a Satanist and worshiped the devil? Come on man, science can do better than that.

    • @gshrdy5415
      @gshrdy5415 Před 2 lety

      You can't say things without any solid proof, don't say it, it looks foolish.

  • @pentirah5282
    @pentirah5282 Před 4 lety +2

    Could I suggest, regarding the Indian sun temple, that the builders used three specific types of stone because they had some essential properties - that we have now forgotten. Otherwise their choice has no meaning. Ancient temples really were the repositories of mysterious powers and properties - not like the places of worship we build today.. I wonder what they could have been?

  • @vsgopalakrishnan
    @vsgopalakrishnan Před 3 lety +1

    An excellent video. Please keep in mind we don't know all the names. To properly inform and educate us, indicate the names or proper nouns as a subtitle on the screen. The description could also be made to indicate them. Everyone may not be familiar with Hatshepsut, Kailasnath, Baalbek etc.

  • @ToFester
    @ToFester Před 4 lety +56

    When people of the past try to lie and erase certain things throughout history so that they can rewrite it for their own benefit. The results of doing such things is people in the future post videos titled "12 Most Mysterious things science still can't explain".

    • @Dani92670
      @Dani92670 Před 4 lety +4

      ToFester - It's a shame the channel isn't going to pin your comment - it SHOULD be pinned, as it's the only truth one can take away from visiting this video.

    • @alphaomega1969
      @alphaomega1969 Před 4 lety +1

      That what India did when they turn against their god, most india cave and temple were chinese civilisation. most pyramid in the world are chinese made since there more pyramid in china.

    • @ToFester
      @ToFester Před 4 lety +2

      @@alphaomega1969 The most pyramids in the world are in Sudan. The Nubian Pyramids....Black made.

    • @alphaomega1969
      @alphaomega1969 Před 4 lety

      @@ToFester You are wrong china has more pyramids and the largest in the world. China built pyramid around the world in the past for trade. China has alway been the center of world super power civilisation helping other nation. They built pyramid for african king and some time the chinese stay there to teach many thing.

    • @ToFester
      @ToFester Před 4 lety +5

      @@alphaomega1969 I'm not wrong you are. The largest pyramid in the world is located in Mexico the Great Pyramid of Cholula and Chinese didn't make that either. Are you trying to rewrite history also....

  • @bobstevens9353
    @bobstevens9353 Před 4 lety +9

    Is it possible that there was a special group that went around the world and made structures for different civilizations and that they lasted for many, many 100's or thousands' of years, passing on the knowledge and training their company's employees from successive generation and went around to larger civilizations creating and designing that particular civilizations cultural needs and wants?

    • @curtischildress9580
      @curtischildress9580 Před 2 lety +1

      Yes. Your idea makes perfect sense due to most of these incredible structures in various countries are very much alike. An advanced race might've visted each area or lived in each area.

    • @indigocheetah4172
      @indigocheetah4172 Před rokem

      @@curtischildress9580 , the Dragons , from different cultures . They were unknown to each other. Yet , several from across the world ; China , Wales , England , Japan , and other countries , references to the same Dragon .

  • @Thomas-se4ej
    @Thomas-se4ej Před 3 lety +4

    In 1993 I visited kallasa, Ajanta, and Taj Mahal, it was a good trip, pre internet.

  • @rwaijam
    @rwaijam Před 4 lety +7

    Who agree Indians are talented artist from these old temples

  • @Shivaaayy
    @Shivaaayy Před 4 lety +63

    India is full of mysteries

    • @shanejaylamoste8852
      @shanejaylamoste8852 Před 4 lety +8

      Full of sh!7

    • @ysraghavendra29
      @ysraghavendra29 Před 4 lety +17

      @@shanejaylamoste8852 people like you who don't understand anything about ancient Indian architectural supremacy are called nothing but shittiest of shit.

    • @prnothall9302
      @prnothall9302 Před 4 lety +4

      India is full of Indians.

    • @incognito0304
      @incognito0304 Před 4 lety

      @@bligward6609 ఎమ్ మాట్లాడుతున్నావ్ రా బొషుడికే ?

    • @demonsluger
      @demonsluger Před 4 lety +1

      @Wall Cutter Well it is one of the dirtiest countries in the world also the one with most underaged rape's also just learned that the biggest animal slaughter happens in india so stfu. its a disgusting country with awesome history today it would benefit by have the plague come over it.

  • @dreamlikeart
    @dreamlikeart Před 4 lety +22

    people had chisels 1000 years ago
    in fact, they had metal tools as far back as 5000 years ago

    • @barrycampion9679
      @barrycampion9679 Před 4 lety

      God knowledge

    • @rogueascendant6611
      @rogueascendant6611 Před 4 lety +2

      I find it funny that people today who believed in the Ancient Astronaut theory, seriously thought it was the work of beings from another world.
      Don't underestimated the ingenuity of humans.
      Seriously why modern experts and people seriously underestimate our ancestors?
      Their lack of faith is disturbing.

    • @dreamlikeart
      @dreamlikeart Před 4 lety

      @@rogueascendant6611 people just don't have an accurate perception of time or history
      there are videos that show renaissance sculptures and call them ancient sculptures🤦‍♂️

    • @dreamlikeart
      @dreamlikeart Před 4 lety

      @e causey ??? I am really sorry I don't understand your criticism
      can you elaborate
      I think there might have been a misunderstanding or miscommunication

    • @dreamlikeart
      @dreamlikeart Před 4 lety

      @e causey I am aware that early precursors to the lathe existed as far back as the bronze age

  • @Yarblocosifilitico
    @Yarblocosifilitico Před 4 lety +2

    It would be helpful if you showed the names of the structures so one can google them easily, otherwise I'm enjoying the video a lot ;)

  • @KathaPravah
    @KathaPravah Před 3 lety +8

    India has thousands of such incredible buildings. Sadly many of them are half destroyed by the invaders. Still several are standing with their head high with their beauty and pride.

    • @jinks3669
      @jinks3669 Před 3 lety +1

      Yes Mughals couldn't stand any other religion.

    • @truthsearcher9115
      @truthsearcher9115 Před 3 lety +5

      If the Mughals(most of) had not invaded India religiously, India would have been considered as the best spiritual and wealthiest civilized place in the world. But the Arabian and Western agent historians in India have shown the Mughals to be the heroes. shame on those historians. love from bangladesh

    • @AbdulRehman-rf2cc
      @AbdulRehman-rf2cc Před 3 lety

      @@truthsearcher9115 Lol nice joke

    • @truthsearcher9115
      @truthsearcher9115 Před 3 lety +1

      @@AbdulRehman-rf2cc kiyu vai, kya problem hain???

  • @jasonhood1325
    @jasonhood1325 Před 4 lety +4

    I think the reason they used different materials hear is the way the natural magnetic field hear is different so they used different materials to get the right type of magnetic or parramagnetic fields they needed in order to manipulate mercury in different ways

  • @TheCecanbgd
    @TheCecanbgd Před 4 lety +10

    We don't know anything...people got DEvolution, not Evolution...

    • @rob5197
      @rob5197 Před 4 lety +1

      Well said totally agree ____what the ancient Greek philosophers would think of our modern world we can only guess

  • @cbrucesbiz
    @cbrucesbiz Před 4 lety +2

    These keyhole structures can be found in space within a box-like structure that at this time I do not recall what it is called.

  • @sanketnimbalkar2652
    @sanketnimbalkar2652 Před 4 lety +8

    I visited the great. Kailas temple back in Feb 2020❤️
    Great work by Indian people 😍👏✌️

  • @nobodyspecial6513
    @nobodyspecial6513 Před 4 lety +22

    When I was 18, I knew everything. Pushing 60 now and amazed at how much I don't know

    • @marwerno
      @marwerno Před 4 lety +3

      This is a problem of today. Ignorance is bliss. The less people know, the more people are convinced "I know everything".
      I do not know which philosopher said it, but it is just a fact: "The more you know the more you find out that you know very little" (Not exactly, but to that meaning). I guess it is just the "problem" that every piece of knowledge opens up a branch of more knowledge to be acquired...

    • @cormacwilkie1725
      @cormacwilkie1725 Před 4 lety +3

      Who was it that said , "I know enough to know that I know nothing " . Great statement .

    • @Rivenburg-xd5yf
      @Rivenburg-xd5yf Před 4 lety +2

      its been unPC for the last 45 years to tell the stupid that they are stupid. in the past the stupid grew up with an appreciation of their stupidity because everyone told them they were stupid on no uncertain terms. NOW, they never get told, they grow up thinking everyone is as mentally vacous as they are. that everyone just sits there with dead silence in their heads 90% of the time like they do.

    • @maximax2397
      @maximax2397 Před 4 lety +2

      you are lucky to realise that. A vast majority of people never realise that in their whole life. They live and die thinking that they know a lot.

    • @nobodyspecial6513
      @nobodyspecial6513 Před 4 lety +2

      @@maximax2397 life has had a way of humbling me and bringing me the great discovery that I'm not all that smart after all lol. Take care my friend

  • @iaimpoweryou5075
    @iaimpoweryou5075 Před 3 lety +8

    I don't know why... but of all the places and countries in the world... India is very special to my heart. I hope someday I can visit India.

  • @migrandin5221
    @migrandin5221 Před 4 lety +15

    When I saw the huge blocks, foundation blocks and boulders at Baalbek, I was struck by the similarity to the building blocks, foundation blocks and boulders of the Temple in Jerusalem. Under street level there are massive amounts of them as well as above ground at the Western wall, very similar to these, in some cases more or less identical as far as I can tell.

    • @cfrandre8319
      @cfrandre8319 Před 3 lety +3

      And in Perú-the underpinnings of the city of Cosqo, or Cusco.

  • @pennyrobinson9772
    @pennyrobinson9772 Před 4 lety +3

    The fact that there's a giant foundation stone in the quarry still (Baalbek) should pretty well settle the question that it's where the others came from, no?

    • @LukeTEvans
      @LukeTEvans Před 3 lety

      you underestimate he ability of engineering... people get things done if a mad emperor king demands it

  • @johnd.5601
    @johnd.5601 Před 4 lety +17

    The real question is how did they get people to come together for a common goal?

    • @twolfblue5695
      @twolfblue5695 Před 4 lety

      they hadn't event coins yet

    • @hugolafhugolaf
      @hugolafhugolaf Před 4 lety +8

      Slavery. It was awesome. Unlimited expandable labour and no unions.

    • @robertmailloux3720
      @robertmailloux3720 Před 4 lety +3

      Slavery.Great concept.

    • @27Zangle
      @27Zangle Před 4 lety +3

      @@robertmailloux3720 - Slavery then and now (In the last few hundred years till today) are two totally different concepts.

    • @livefoodforests5707
      @livefoodforests5707 Před 4 lety +2

      Why assume these structures were made by many people? Could they not have been created by a few with long lost technologies? As a father would show a young son how to do something?

  • @dewnotbdeceived80
    @dewnotbdeceived80 Před 4 lety +18

    “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.” George Orwell

    • @worldsend9659
      @worldsend9659 Před 4 lety +2

      And it makes zero sense, as he who controls the past, is irrelevant today. No matter if he set out a legacy, he'd still be irrelevant today. And the reason for that is clear, mankind moves on. It never holds on or waits, It moves on and on.

    • @mfiles2777
      @mfiles2777 Před 4 lety

      No one has control over anything. Control is an illusion.

    • @stephenlaffy2528
      @stephenlaffy2528 Před 4 lety +2

      @@worldsend9659
      Who controls the past, controls the future. This means our past 'history' is a bunch of lies, created to give us the false impression of being in charge of our own lives. No one wants to admit or acknowledge that every aspect of our lives are devoid of truth, and love.
      We are all materialistic, to the point of killing each other to have more junk. And the reality is, the only thing that truly matters in the world, is everyone else. Bc if each individual was separated from the rest of their species, all of the stuff they 'owned' would lose it's importance almost immediately.
      I hate that I'm made fun of for caring about others and trying to help anyone I can. I hate that I can't show what feel to be love, without ending up being taken advantage of. I hate that I see no love in the world. But then, I don't hate, I hurt.

    • @worldsend9659
      @worldsend9659 Před 4 lety

      @@stephenlaffy2528 Oh goodness me, I know what it means LOL...

    • @worldsend9659
      @worldsend9659 Před 4 lety

      @@stephenlaffy2528 We are all naturally corrupt also. The main reason Communism will never work in a society.

  • @nathanthompson663
    @nathanthompson663 Před 3 lety +4

    Are u seriously telling me that 1000 yeare ago builders didnt have chizels?... i find that really hard to believe.

    • @pdw9662
      @pdw9662 Před 2 lety

      I think the narrator was saying that they did not have lathe and chisels
      Meaning lathe chisels is what they did not have

    • @paulredinger5830
      @paulredinger5830 Před 2 lety

      The chisels weren’t hard enough to “chip” granite and other hard stones. The had bronze, not diamond coated, and hardened metals that we have today.

  • @nor0845
    @nor0845 Před 3 lety +4

    According to my wife our Kitchen is the most mysterious, unfinished artefact known to science……..I will get round to finishing it eventually, honest 😊

  • @WayneMiller1110
    @WayneMiller1110 Před 4 lety +16

    The other hundred feet has sunk below the ground and continues to sink every year

    • @bibhasroy3815
      @bibhasroy3815 Před 4 lety +3

      konark temple had a big a magnet on the top which helped the idol inside the temple to float or levitate in air ..

    • @Rivenburg-xd5yf
      @Rivenburg-xd5yf Před 4 lety +1

      loads of ancient sites are not excavated all the way, pumapunko, sacasuhuman and petra are the ones you can just see in hundreds of videos. in petra there are obviously doorways of a another layer down poking up into view, down were the old street level was. petra was covered by timber structures over the stone in most places. what you see in most cases is the back of the house, the basement in effect.

  • @Harold_Flite
    @Harold_Flite Před 4 lety +21

    I suggest chat goes to Atlantean Gardens or Robert Sepehr channels to get some answers on this subject..find them on YT.

    • @joshb1522
      @joshb1522 Před 4 lety

      okay,
      I am going to watch
      Secret Space Program Disclosure and the Vril Society - ROBERT SEPEHR
      thx

    • @Harold_Flite
      @Harold_Flite Před 4 lety

      @@joshb1522 how did you find it? He provides quite the rabbits hole with his work...

  • @paoboysingson6492
    @paoboysingson6492 Před 4 lety +1

    One thing I can't understand is how did the Pharaoh fail to destroy that building if he really tried??? I believe there is something more to it

  • @opinionism5771
    @opinionism5771 Před 3 lety

    This really is informational!

  • @xm1756
    @xm1756 Před 4 lety +4

    In the Stone Age people HAD tools to work with stone. No mystery there.

  • @amp7224
    @amp7224 Před 4 lety +17

    The more you know the less you know as the saying goes

  • @HairplusGallery
    @HairplusGallery Před 4 lety

    WOWW! Sure wish we knew more .... Just awesome!

  • @laman8914
    @laman8914 Před 4 lety +2

    It could be 2 things:
    1. People back then used more of their mental potential creating brain-based structures rather than the usual effort-based.
    2. Got help from neighbors. When you want to build something exquisite and you don't have the technology or means, you look for help elsewhere, and the Universe is big.

    • @PhillipCowell01
      @PhillipCowell01 Před 4 lety

      Yes, got to be one of those two things. I can't imagine any other way they could have been done.

    • @TinkerHell04
      @TinkerHell04 Před 4 lety

      Big Brother
      “Inner city rap bangers??” Freakin’ hysterical!!!

    • @zipsteri
      @zipsteri Před 4 lety

      "At the risk of repeating myself. We the scientists of modern times, with our mind-body complexes conditioned by Time, Money and Mathematics, have a different mindset and a fundamentally different attitude to what we may call priorities. We don't know how they were built or for what purpose. Let's stop fooling ourselves by making generic statements like " they were built for rituals and assembly for social purposes". Let's concentrate on how they were built; even there we are totally stumped.
      For more on the subject please review my videos as follows:
      1. For Brain-Mind Complex Click czcams.com/video/myxVwrqf0co/video.html
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      3. For "Who am I?" Click czcams.com/video/xrFFBxu41dQ/video.html
      and do make comments and give me your views. Thank you."

  • @James-gj1rk
    @James-gj1rk Před 4 lety +25

    1:50 ngl.. scared the shit out of me..🤣😅

    • @maedrosbott5274
      @maedrosbott5274 Před 3 lety

      I don't get it

    • @4m0nym
      @4m0nym Před 3 lety

      @@maedrosbott5274 The eye suddenly appearing behind the keyhole scared him

  • @WorldV1ralDa1ly
    @WorldV1ralDa1ly Před 4 lety +5

    Great video make more on this subject I love your narration

  • @kayanchan1267
    @kayanchan1267 Před 3 lety +1

    It’s the symbol of dedication and great sense of belonging which made all these, you’ll never find in modern world.

    • @mattematsson554
      @mattematsson554 Před 2 lety

      You'll need more than dedication to cut, move and hoist those precision cut stones weighing up to a 1000 tons! Jeez!

  • @1upthegreat
    @1upthegreat Před 2 lety +7

    families were dedicated to build these temples and structures for generations, you'd be amazed what mathematics and a granite tipped tool with water sanding could do...imagine what 150 years of hyper focused ancient wet sanding could do...

  • @aonoymousandy7467
    @aonoymousandy7467 Před 4 lety +17

    These aren't scientific mysteries, they are archeological mysteries, please rename the video

    • @ngungipeter1979
      @ngungipeter1979 Před 4 lety +1

      is it named scientific mysteries? i thnk he said 'which science can't explain'.

    • @whatquestion
      @whatquestion Před 4 lety +1

      is it not within the scientific domain of Physics where discussions concerning that which was or was not physically possible for ancient civilizations to achieve take place?

    • @d4kzmil121
      @d4kzmil121 Před 4 lety +1

      Is archeology not a branch of science?? Google it. Is archeology not using scientific methods?.

    • @d4kzmil121
      @d4kzmil121 Před 4 lety

      @@whatquestion he forgot the branches of science. Hehe. Like biology, chemistry, archeology, astronomy, physics, oceanology, etc

    • @user-gd7nk4re6u
      @user-gd7nk4re6u Před 3 lety

      Almost everything is science...

  • @nirvanabliss3627
    @nirvanabliss3627 Před 4 lety +6

    Must have a “channeled “ message in order to know the know how & why those magnificent builders build such breathtaking landmarks . Looking forward to that ! ... thx 🙏 💕💕

  • @ryansextremegaming
    @ryansextremegaming Před 2 lety +2

    5:11
    The foundation was moved using weaved fiber rope and pullies.
    You see these builders used counterweights to lift the stones
    onto reinforced wagon like transports. These transports were pulled
    by massive animals. If the ropes broke or the counter weights failed
    to lift the stone. It was left to sink into the sand.

  • @pikifrino
    @pikifrino Před 3 lety

    Amazing! Thank you

  • @fenech97
    @fenech97 Před 4 lety +4

    In the design of the foundations, part of the design , one can see a 'Swastika '. The Swastika is well known for what it stood for. Thanks for sharing.

    • @lindsaydumas9149
      @lindsaydumas9149 Před 4 lety +1

      The Swastika is actually an important ancient symbol dating back to biblical times, The Nazi party choose chose it as their own symbol because of its connection to the so called ancient Aryan race which they believed to be the origin of the "white race" which they believed to be superior to all others and " uncontaminated" by mixed race breeding

    • @pennyrobinson9772
      @pennyrobinson9772 Před 4 lety +1

      It appears in various configurations all over the world, its original meaning, when it had a meaning and wasn't just a happenstance of decorating with interlocking lines, was the Sun, or the Sun Wheel.

  • @dylandthomas7109
    @dylandthomas7109 Před 4 lety +12

    @10:25 is the first time i heard the ancient sun wheel be called a chariot wheel. great video still though

    • @crombajaa
      @crombajaa Před 4 lety +3

      It was decicated to sun god and it can tell time very accurately even now.
      It is half the monument it is now as said in this video. The bigger part of the monument is missing.
      Oh and according to local legends is supposed to have hlad a 52 ton magnet on top that the main idol in the temple levitate!
      Hmm..imagine an idol levitating 1000 years ago..!

    • @samarth3353
      @samarth3353 Před 4 lety

      It is the wheel of the chariot of Lord Surya(sun) who in Hinduism rides a chariot with seven horses.

  • @SandeepMeena79
    @SandeepMeena79 Před 3 lety +2

    Ancient people were so much talented..but wars and greed destroyed every other big civilization

    • @anishkc7239
      @anishkc7239 Před rokem

      Yeah , you were there watching when that happened.

  • @alanzo2950
    @alanzo2950 Před 4 lety +1

    Should have added unexplained "monuments and temples". I was hoping for a more diverse set of unexplained things.

  • @sinderellaagustino6272
    @sinderellaagustino6272 Před 4 lety +4

    the key like tombs represents the passing person's life ending and openning to a new dimension whether it's the underworld or rebirth.

    • @deejames6371
      @deejames6371 Před 4 lety

      Structures that were not originally "Tombs," were later found, revamped and leaders turned them into "Tuuuumbs'!"

  • @ayzeee1
    @ayzeee1 Před 4 lety +31

    *The Most Mysterious Thing Is Some YT Channel Still Can't 1080p*

  • @josephmiller1576
    @josephmiller1576 Před 3 lety +2

    Truly truly amazing structures 👌💯💯💯💯

  • @jonathanekat3852
    @jonathanekat3852 Před 4 lety +1

    11:07 or as you can see through erosion of very high heat. almost scorching marks are visible in the slide shown. stone like that doesn’t just turn red blackish and becomes almost glassy.

    • @sarahnightwing2936
      @sarahnightwing2936 Před 4 lety

      ?doenst?
      Doesn't = does + not
      It is a contraction of the two words does and not
      js

  • @michaelfarrell6448
    @michaelfarrell6448 Před 4 lety +12

    The astonshing belief that we know and understand civilization of past when we dont evan understand currant civilizations that are not our own ??? Mans ability to believe himself is a blessing and a sin . There is no description of the unmeasurable feelings one experiences when at one of the holy temples

  • @trevthird2566
    @trevthird2566 Před 4 lety +5

    They must have had some kind of 3d printing lasers to make that shit

    • @PakTasliman
      @PakTasliman Před 3 lety

      kind of. that is the real situation.

  • @univor2612
    @univor2612 Před 4 lety +1

    Love your work very good detail and stuff to know!!!

  • @mattematsson554
    @mattematsson554 Před 2 lety +1

    I think we have to go back tens of thousands of years ago, at least before the last ice-age, to find relevant answers. Maybe the distance in time explains why we can't find any tools from that era.

  • @stephencopley2196
    @stephencopley2196 Před 4 lety +4

    How arrogant are modern historians to think they didnt have tools or the knowledge to build beautiful buildings in the past. Modern historians couldnt put a 2 man tent up without help. There self absorbed arrogance frustrates the hell out of me

  • @prajwalpr427
    @prajwalpr427 Před 4 lety +3

    U need to visit on more place which is 78 km from shravanabelagola of India. Here the temple was built more than 800 years ago where the stone pillar is standing without touching ground.

    • @guioaca7
      @guioaca7 Před 3 lety

      without touching the ground?

  • @razor-inferno3108
    @razor-inferno3108 Před 3 lety

    Chemic Teacher: Where are the Protons
    Pupil anwer: in the valence cup!

  • @stevenklingler9376
    @stevenklingler9376 Před 4 lety +2

    Even as a fellow artist, I can't imagine how they catch the likenesses of 4 people in stone, with dynamite!

  • @liowliow5717
    @liowliow5717 Před 4 lety +12

    The picture shown after the Japanese structure were ladies wearing traditional Chinese attire and not Japanese as intended.

    • @dewdop
      @dewdop Před 3 lety

      half this info is basically just willful lies...

    • @mikejones-go8vz
      @mikejones-go8vz Před 3 lety

      The snippets from movies is just dumb

  • @kwahwah
    @kwahwah Před 4 lety +6

    No chisels over a thousand years ago...??? lolololololol

    • @suhaslamkhade5265
      @suhaslamkhade5265 Před 4 lety

      They knew how to caste gold jewellery but didn't knew how to forge chisels & hammers. Oh great.

  • @SunRaIV
    @SunRaIV Před 3 lety

    looks like 2000 years ago kali yuga has started ... but now it goes up again since the renaissance..

  • @colinbooher3945
    @colinbooher3945 Před 4 lety +1

    It's because history is alot older than we know....we go back along time