The Greatest Mystery, Solved. Recreating Ancient Stone Melding Technology (Part 1)

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  • čas přidán 31. 12. 2023
  • Join me for an epic journey and come learn about one of the greatest mysteries ever to be solved as I now begin recreating lost ancient stone melding technology. This is part 1 of an occasional new series on this topic - and the first video in current history that entirely explains THE OLDEST MYSTERY ON EARTH - so stay tuned for more!
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  • @scytaleghola5969
    @scytaleghola5969 Před 4 měsíci +99

    So this hypothesis raises more questions than it answers.
    * Where did they get enough power?
    * Why do we not have physical or graphical records of the power sources?
    * How did this technology get transferred all around the globe and then get lost?
    * Most rock is an insulator. How do they create a plasma arc between the electrodes?
    * Assuming they can melt the rock, how to they prevent spattering?
    * How do they keep the rocks from melting together?
    * Wouldn't molten rock pool from gravity?
    * Why can't they eliminate the nubs while the rock is still soft?
    * If they can create air pockets inside the rock, why didn't they do that to pyramidal stone blocks?
    Probably a lot more questions. This is what I came up with in about a minute.

    • @theyellowarchitect4504
      @theyellowarchitect4504 Před 4 měsíci

      This answers #2 and #3: A cataclysm which killed 98% of the population.

    • @slaapliedje
      @slaapliedje Před 4 měsíci +4

      Granted, if the huge stones were actually hollow, that could explain how they were put into place easier!

    • @TheSSoSS
      @TheSSoSS Před 4 měsíci +2

      Can sandstone be used? Why would they need to it’s so easy to carve ? So think it’s a mistake to look at sandstone structures in this manner ? Also many of the holes on sandstone structures are literally made for moving them around- such as Angkor wat in Cambodia - here there are elephants so they used the elephants to drag the stones about by attaching chains to the rock and drag with elephant power - but the igneous rocks I can truly imagine would have been made this way you propose - also have I seen the Egyptian ‘lightbulb’ in thin it’s in dendera temple but a quick google will show it - looks like a plasma device to me !!! Electrodes cables and all

    • @personperson2884
      @personperson2884 Před 4 měsíci +5

      Experiments shows that those building materials like granite and sandstone loose their structure and properties after heat was applied. At least when you use traditional sources of heat. If theory about 'electrods' is correct, those builders used some other method rather then melting. All you can achieve with melting is piece of glass with some other particles inside, it's very frigile.

    • @keepinmahprivacy9754
      @keepinmahprivacy9754 Před 4 měsíci +8

      @@personperson2884 Right, if you melt a rock, it's not like melting an ice cube where it will snap back into the same crystalline structure and arrangement of molecules when it cools again... the same rock that was formed at temperatures and pressures deep in the crust, if we take it and melt it, when it cools at different temperatures and pressures on the surface, it will be a different mineral altogether.

  • @stevenmarcato1325
    @stevenmarcato1325 Před 4 měsíci +54

    Many of these holes, especially in Rome were for the mounting of marble facades.

    • @xmo552
      @xmo552 Před 4 měsíci +4

      Possibly for both purposes

    • @LD-qj2te
      @LD-qj2te Před 4 měsíci +3

      And ropes pulleys and scaffolding

    • @yeetman4953
      @yeetman4953 Před 21 dnem +1

      @@xmo552 lol no, they dont have enough electricity for it, which was none.

    • @xmo552
      @xmo552 Před 21 dnem

      @@yeetman4953
      How many times did I say anything about electricity? None.

    • @yeetman4953
      @yeetman4953 Před 21 dnem

      @@xmo552 what was the other reason

  • @collincluff7955
    @collincluff7955 Před 4 měsíci +200

    The biggest question that needs to be addressed is what source of electricity did ancient people use to generate the plasma?
    Furthermore, how did they compress the air necessary to create plasma?
    Your story leaves a lot of unanswered questions.

    • @faragraf9380
      @faragraf9380 Před 4 měsíci +45

      natural like Tesla from earth. They knew how.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 4 měsíci +66

      There are many ways to generate power, I'm not sure how they did it, however I am experimenting with charge differentials - there was a reason for these structures being so tall, and there is a charge differential between the ground and the atmosphere which can be harnessed. I'm sure someday this power source will also be discovered.

    • @jamiecurran3544
      @jamiecurran3544 Před 4 měsíci +9

      Yes that's exactly what I was thinking too?🤔

    • @Kevdug69
      @Kevdug69 Před 4 měsíci +23

      There’s some speculation that the great pyramid generated power.

    • @comfortablynumb9342
      @comfortablynumb9342 Před 4 měsíci +26

      ​@@MadPlasmatistdidn't a guy named Tesla already have a lot of that stuff figured out? I'll ASSume you know what happened to him. I truly hope you've figured out something from the past that will help humanity, and that you don't get rubbed out or ripped off in the process.
      Some of those ideas may be possible, and known by some people who don't want everyone to know. If you find out how to harness power from the atmosphere you're definitely going to need good bodyguards. And a safe place.

  • @freaker126
    @freaker126 Před 4 měsíci +52

    at least someone is working on it and trying to solve the ancient tech secrets. Shows how clever the ancient people are.

    • @jeffreylehman1159
      @jeffreylehman1159 Před 4 měsíci +6

      No ,it shows how gullible people are.

    • @user-io9ie5cs8j
      @user-io9ie5cs8j Před 4 měsíci +3

      We really need to see evidence. For example, the power source. I know they were smarter than we give them credit for, but high voltage source has to be shown

    • @jeffreylehman1159
      @jeffreylehman1159 Před 4 měsíci

      @@user-io9ie5cs8j Yes, evidence! And a totemic statue is not evidence .

    • @traycyberon
      @traycyberon Před 4 měsíci +1

      ​@@user-io9ie5cs8j In theory, very ancient technically advanced civilization could exist. Less advanced people called them Gods. Really you can see that more ancient megalithic blocks are more heavy and made more complex and accurate than newer ones lying on top and they accord technical level of ancient people we usually imagine

    • @user-io9ie5cs8j
      @user-io9ie5cs8j Před 4 měsíci

      @@traycyberon Yes, there were several advanced nations prior to the great flood/floods; whenever Those occurred. If you'd like to see some of the proof, I strongly recommend 1 book from Graham Hancock: Underworld. It even has evidence from a Glaceologist about the floods; aside from the younger dryas event. Of course, this book's written prior to his hiawasca experiments.

  • @keepinmahprivacy9754
    @keepinmahprivacy9754 Před 4 měsíci +14

    The rods in the Great Pyramid Queen's chamber shaft are not a mystery. They were used by the Edgar brothers to probe the shafts after they were opened in the 19th century, and some of the rods got stuck on the bends in the shaft and broke off, so they could not retrieve them.

  • @jasonking9401
    @jasonking9401 Před 4 měsíci +21

    This is awesome! It is great to see someone testing their theories in the real world...
    All those holes and nubs are a problem that needs to be solved- I appreciate what you are doing!

  • @MW-yw9bp
    @MW-yw9bp Před 4 měsíci +54

    This technique makes the most sense. I would love to see a real rock melting experiment like this. Thanks for sharing!

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 4 měsíci +13

      I'm just wrapping up a Kickstarter project to raise funds for a larger power supply and coil wire, this is just Part 1, stay tuned, I am actively recreating this technology =)

    • @andersandersen6295
      @andersandersen6295 Před 4 měsíci

      Will be interresting to se how you can maintain the crystalline structure in granite after melting it again, i see problems ahead.@@MadPlasmatist

    • @yeetman4953
      @yeetman4953 Před 21 dnem

      @@MadPlasmatist rock loses its properties when heated

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 21 dnem

      @@yeetman4953 Not granite.

    • @yeetman4953
      @yeetman4953 Před 20 dny

      @@MadPlasmatist sources needed

  • @iamandrewvoorhees
    @iamandrewvoorhees Před 4 měsíci +15

    This is the best explanation of ancient technology I've seen in the last decade of researching ancient enigmas. You should get on a podcast with people like randall carlson, Graham Hancock, Lacroix.. etc etc.

  • @comfortablynumb9342
    @comfortablynumb9342 Před 4 měsíci +30

    The power source is obviously the big question, and how they made plasma.
    I'd really love to see this work out with modern equipment. Duplicating the old techniques and technology would be very interesting, but now we probably have better materials and stuff to do it even better than before. Making those stones is one thing, moving them is another but we have machines now. I want to see this happening. And I want you to survive showing us.

    • @jeffreylehman1159
      @jeffreylehman1159 Před 4 měsíci +3

      I want to see a demonstration using TODAY’S equipment, before I will consider whether they could do it with THEIR equipment.

    • @theneurologist1
      @theneurologist1 Před 6 dny

      Baghdad battery

  • @theyoutubeguy1545
    @theyoutubeguy1545 Před 4 měsíci +22

    Pyramids used for pulling energy from the earth or more likely atmospheric energy, possibly a combination of multiple sources and methods. It sure does help explain those giant stone “sarcophagus”, which where likely capacitors of some sort. And why so many of these megalithic sites look like circuit boards from above. Great video! Thank you.

    • @anzacman5
      @anzacman5 Před 2 dny

      Yes. Would work in Egypt, but where are the power sites elsewhere across the globe?

  • @user-pp6jg1kq4i
    @user-pp6jg1kq4i Před 5 měsíci +20

    For years I’ve thought that the oddly shaped blocks of stone in the walls in South America and elsewhere look as though they’d been moulded, like plasticine, but I couldn’t think how. Thanks for the information!

  • @nocturnaljoe9543
    @nocturnaljoe9543 Před 4 měsíci +35

    If stones would be melded and casted into shapes, then many stones would have the exact same shape. Because the same forms would be used over again.
    As a stonemason I know these typical holes as slots where something, especially wooden structures or ornaments, have been fitted in after the building was already done. You will find these in thousands of medieval castles. You will also find other kinds of holes and stubs there. They were used to create places, where the lifting devices were used.

    • @ZharelAnger
      @ZharelAnger Před 4 měsíci +5

      🏅

    • @truthhunterhawk3932
      @truthhunterhawk3932 Před 4 měsíci

      In many cases I expect, but probably not in the outsides of walls and pillars, that wouldn't make sense

    • @nocturnaljoe9543
      @nocturnaljoe9543 Před 4 měsíci +2

      @@truthhunterhawk3932 Bruh. The castles used to be plastered and even painted. Just like the ancient temples. The holes were no problem at all.
      There are buildings with holes on every single stone for our special tongs. These use the stone's own weight to tighten their grip.

    • @asoliloquy2876
      @asoliloquy2876 Před 4 měsíci +1

      Just as hard to explain how they had tube drilling technology. Square holes bored out and even more complicated shapes around

    • @nocturnaljoe9543
      @nocturnaljoe9543 Před 4 měsíci +6

      @@asoliloquy2876 It's not hard to explain. They had machines. I have no doubt there. I also think they used electricity in the pyramides. You can call me a foil head, if you like. But I learned my profession and there it no other logical reason for copper conductions in the pyramides.
      The ancient batteries prove that they knew electicity.

  • @Dale-oy5uo
    @Dale-oy5uo Před 4 měsíci +22

    That makes more sense than anything they've taught me in school

  • @brianmcrock
    @brianmcrock Před 4 měsíci +13

    Interesting indeed. I look forward to seeing more data from further experiments. Thanks!

    • @bitsmart...
      @bitsmart... Před 4 měsíci

      fairy tales nothing real until thy show real scale proof

  • @JLowry
    @JLowry Před 4 měsíci +19

    I found hexagonal holes and a metal line that looks similar to a gas line near some broken cliff faces of the grand canyon. Would be happy to share the pics if you're interested in looking.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 4 měsíci +5

      Always interested in every possible piece of the puzzle! You may use the contact form on my website and we can e-mail further, thanks =)

    • @xmo552
      @xmo552 Před 4 měsíci +2

      Interesting !

    • @eantosh8216
      @eantosh8216 Před 4 měsíci +3

      Please share!

    • @stendak
      @stendak Před 11 dny

      I want to see please

    • @EZRiderYZ450F
      @EZRiderYZ450F Před dnem

      Those are blasting holes for controlled land sliding?

  • @crustydribblins
    @crustydribblins Před 4 měsíci +9

    Lifting large, finished edge stones would most surely have a tendency to cut the fiber ropes of the time with ease, or just plainly get in the way underneath the stones when placed, so I can't help but logically believe that the "nubs" were used for the ropes to be tied or slung for precise applications. The "Holes" could've simply been scaffolding mounts or used with iron rods for the purpose of lifting the finished stones into place. We should look into if the "Nubbed" stones were favored in an area with less iron access or smelting experience, or it would also make applicable sense that the "Nubbed" stones pre-date the stones with precision drill holes in them. Or not.... just my opinion.

  • @WalterWagner001
    @WalterWagner001 Před 4 měsíci +6

    In the Roman era, stone blocks were fitted with iron pins to help lock them into place. After Rome fell, during the dark ages, iron was scarce, and people began digging into the stone blocks, to extract the pins. That is why many buildings, like the colloseum, have all those pock-marks. I'm not certain as to the reason for some of the other marks, where that is not the obvious explanation.

    • @Matteo-1
      @Matteo-1 Před 14 dny +1

      I would also guess that some were to hold wooden planks for platforms or cloth covers from the sun.

  • @thepeacemaker3584
    @thepeacemaker3584 Před 5 měsíci +10

    Thats probably the best explanation ive see yet. Who knows what capabilities the master builders had with electrodes, frequencies etc..as they were the experts, here the scientist is in early experimentation. I def think its a high possibility tho. Good job

  • @shivaserpent1232
    @shivaserpent1232 Před 11 dny +3

    I see many people trying to disagree with @MadPlasmatist by offering what they think is "logical arguments", but its quite clear from their responses that many have never visited and examined (=carefully observed) megalithic monuments. The assumption of the exact era of construction is not valid, as well as the assumption of the technological knowledge of that time. Please keep in mind not only that stone can NOT be dated, but also that any dating that falls outside the boundaries of the mainstream archaeological beliefs is officially immediately dismissed. So not only the "how" and "why" these monuments where constructed is unknown, but also "when".
    @MadPlasmatist, your theory is very interesting and although not all holes are for electrode purposes and also not all blocks have holes or protrusions, it doesn't mean that your theory is not valid!
    Carrying/moving/placing the stones is a different matter to "moulding" them. Different techniques, different technology. Not all megalithic structures seem to have applied the "moulding" techique. According to myths and legends, many of the megalithic monuments where constructed with "magical sounds" or deities playing magical instruments and producing sound that elevated/moved the stones into place, effortlessly (meaning, frequencies and resonance technology). Perhaps they where moulded with electrical currents after that...or before, who knows!?
    As for the power source used, it could be a number of things (e.g: Tesla's ether, electromagnetism, static electricity, lightning strikes, and things we cant even imagine). Not being able to imagine something, doesn't make it false or not-real!! Until recently, people firmly believed that the world is flat and if we sail too close to the edge we will fall off, into the abyss...that didn't make the world actually more flat or more round. And the world didn't start to be round (spherical) after the discovery of its true shape. A truth is the truth, no matter if we comprehend it or not, it always stays the same. The FACT is that these megalithic structures EXIST and that huge blocks were QUARRIED, TRANFERRED and POSITIONED in ways we do NOT understand and for reasons we do NOT understand...beyond that, everything is an assumption...
    As for powering, I would like to add that granite and limestone have distinct electrical properties. Especially huge blocks like the megalithic sites (their mass alone can distort electromagnetic fields). As far as i understand it, granite can store unusually high amounts of static electricity, while limestone has high conductivity especially when under pressure (piezo-electrical properties - similar concept to making your own orgone-producing artefact). I might be very wrong as the the particular properties attributed to granite and limestone, but for sure they have unique properties, or properties in higher amounts that other rocks (i think Archie was onto something). Also, many many ancient monuments in question are ridded with something that resembles small canals, made of stone, making everyone assume they were used for transferring water. BUT, what IF they had poured copper into these canals, not water, they would be creating giant insulated cables... Long story short, with arrays of giant blocks of granite and limestone in particular arrangements and the help of ancient "cables", the ancients could be creating structures with energy or electrical conductivity and/or storing/amplifying capabilities. Now, if these giant blocks are acting as cables, insulators and batteries, we can only begin to imagine what properties the whole structure could have! Especially if they were arranged into "sacred" shapes like a proper pyramid (pyr-amis = fire-inside).
    The megalithic world is intricately fascinating, not only for the sheer volume and size, not only for the technology applied to the construction, but for the level of applicable knowledge of those people/cultures. Definitely they would see us as extremely weird and primitive in our understanding of the earth, cosmos, natural laws and applications of our technology...
    Thank you for your video and experiments!!
    😁

    • @cassubia
      @cassubia Před 3 minutami

      Dating of stones can be done using thermoluminescence techniques, to an accuracy of about +/- 10% up to about a time depth of 500,000 years, depending on the circumstaces. Look up "thermoluminescence dating" on Google.

  • @stephenfletcher4117
    @stephenfletcher4117 Před 4 měsíci +7

    That's excellent. You can also make objects lighter by changing its resonant frequency.

  • @Mike-ym6rl
    @Mike-ym6rl Před 4 měsíci +11

    I believe that all these blocks are poured in place or on site. The holes you see are for tie-rods to stop the forms bursting open.

    • @xmo552
      @xmo552 Před 4 měsíci +1

      Hmm possible

    • @lonniemonroe2714
      @lonniemonroe2714 Před 4 měsíci

      Now that makes sense
      Former pattern maker. Had to build all sorts of wooden moulds to put concrete in. On taller ones we used all thread thru a PVC pipe to help support the sides. Makes perfect sense

    • @barrysherwin3297
      @barrysherwin3297 Před 4 měsíci +1

      Depends on whether all the holes shown, go all the way through the rock. If not then they were not for tie rods.

    • @beachbumseaglass
      @beachbumseaglass Před 6 dny

      Why would they be randomly sized ?

    • @zombiesniper3350
      @zombiesniper3350 Před 11 hodinami

      This! We already know about the Roman concrete, which was absolutely amazing and unmatched by modern concrete. The stones are ancient concrete, too. They were poured in place, hence the tight fittings with adjacent "stones". This is quite obvious to me, and I suspect it is to many others. Still waiting for "the science" to figure it out, it might take them another 500 years of sweet juicy government paid for "research".

  • @flavio2727
    @flavio2727 Před 4 měsíci +5

    Solved? So why there's nobody around melting stones today?

    • @tonijohnson9851
      @tonijohnson9851 Před 14 hodinami

      Cuz they do their best to not let us be aware of our power cuz that makes us easier to control

  • @AR-YeahWhateverDude
    @AR-YeahWhateverDude Před 5 měsíci +2

    ‼️Absolutely Fantastic‼️
    The Best Video Ever Explaining How and what they Did !!!
    Thank You So Much and I can’t wait for Your Next One‼️

  • @maryjones5710
    @maryjones5710 Před 14 dny +1

    I have seen an anomalous artifact that is a piece of granite with metal prongs coming out of it, very much like electrical plugs we use today. I think it is in a video amongst things that come from coal and deep places, geologic strata they are not supposed to be in.
    This is a very interesting video and I always did think that the stone surfaces we see now,
    would have been covered by any number of things, possibly even gold, silver, bronze, etc.
    I had not realized that buildings had so many holes in them, probably thanks to video editing and also 'restoration'. I think it was a resonance factor, when lifting the stones

  • @AdrianJamesEllis
    @AdrianJamesEllis Před 4 měsíci +4

    It'd be interesting to see if Edward Leedskalnin also used high voltage, high current to shape and move the rocks of his Coral Castle.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 4 měsíci

      I've studied Coral Castle and honestly don't know what to make of it. The rough coral hides the indicative marks of these ancient stone techniques and it would have to be a place I'd need to see first-hand to discern anything more. I wonder too =)

    • @AdrianJamesEllis
      @AdrianJamesEllis Před 4 měsíci

      @@MadPlasmatist Yes, I haven't studied it in detail either, but it is an intriguing connection. As for the 'formed' stones, it'd be interesting to check if the ancient 'polygonal' masonry, for example, that's present around the world, also involves stones of the same Si Al etc composition, and whether those stones can be locally quarried. If not, then it seems clear that the stones were formed from a worldwide standard mixture that was set using the high voltage/current electrodes. By the way, your research is excellent!

  • @markdeffebach8112
    @markdeffebach8112 Před 4 měsíci +5

    The problem I see with any "melting stone" ideas for any igneous rocks like granite, schist, etc is that when magma cools quickly it makes obsidian. In order to form crystals like those found in all igneous rocks other than obsidian, magma/lava/melted rock needs to cool far more slowly than would happen when exposed to earyhs surface temperatures.

    • @robertcutts7264
      @robertcutts7264 Před 15 dny

      Nope. Obsidian forms from felsic magma that is rich in silica (SiO2), typically rhyolitic in composition with 65-80% silica content. This high silica content makes the magma very viscous. The magma is also low in volatiles like water, usually less than 1% by weight. This allows the lava to cool rapidly without much gas expansion. The key requirement is that the silica-rich, highly viscous rhyolitic magma needs to cool very rapidly, not allowing time for crystal formation. This fast cooling usually happens when the lava is erupted at the Earth's surface. Obsidian most commonly forms as an extrusive igneous rock from lava flows or volcanic domes. The magma is erupted onto the surface where the temperature is much lower, facilitating rapid cooling. The rapid cooling and high viscosity impedes the movement of atoms to form crystals, so the lava solidifies as a glass rather than a crystalline rock. Very few or no crystals form. The end result of the fast cooling with no crystallization is a natural volcanic glass with an amorphous internal structure rather than a regular crystal structure. In summary, obsidian forms when viscous, silica-rich rhyolitic magma with low water content erupts onto the Earth's surface and undergoes very rapid cooling, solidifying into a glass without crystallizing. These specific magma properties and cooling circumstances are necessary to produce the distinct glassy texture and appearance of obsidian.

    • @markdeffebach8112
      @markdeffebach8112 Před 14 dny

      @@robertcutts7264 in any case, melting granite to form perfectly fitting stones isn't an answer because the poured stones would cool rapidly and under no pressure resulting in something other than granite, something with no crystal structure or microscopic crystal structure due to fast cooling.

    • @robertcutts7264
      @robertcutts7264 Před 14 dny

      @@markdeffebach8112 And that is exactly how we can tell that these surfaces have in fact been vitrified. Vitrification produces a glassier matrix, similar to what you describe (but technically NOT obsidian), and just like what is found. That's the point.

    • @markdeffebach8112
      @markdeffebach8112 Před 13 dny

      @@robertcutts7264 except that every argument for melting granite claims that a coarse grained granite was vitrified and yet remained that coarse grained as it cooled much faster than would allow for the courseness of the grains found in the rock.

    • @lauchlanguddy1004
      @lauchlanguddy1004 Před 11 dny

      yes, major changes, even major chemical changes melting in oxygen at surface temps and conditions. basically new rocks

  • @bobf9749
    @bobf9749 Před 12 dny

    You, sir, are a genius. I’m going to try to spread this to everyone who’s been working on monolithic architecture.

  • @NvTwist
    @NvTwist Před 4 měsíci +1

    Finally someone else has this theory, and has the background in plasma and high voltage experience to tire so many details together. Looking forward to seeing more.

  • @jimallmondsr3467
    @jimallmondsr3467 Před 4 měsíci +5

    Good theory. How did they cut the stones in the first place? Why don't all of the building stones have electrode holes in them? How did they drill the holes in a hexagonal shape? .......just wondering.??

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 4 měsíci +3

      I'm still discovering a few of these things however the electrodes, in many cases, appear to be 'pushed' into the rocks in some way (mostly granite), more than likely while the electrodes were active. This is just Part 1 and my Kickstarter campaign to help advance this research further will be complete in about another day - as I build a more powerful system, we will get to see more powerful results =) Also, the heat application process wasn't necessarily needed in every stone, only mostly around the seams (usually set lower in the rock as heat moves upwards) though many of these plugs on newer structures have not eroded enough to where you can easily see them yet, perhaps unless up close. Another note, is they should possibly be detectable by magnets or a compass if any metals remain in the stones today (and I can even see flecks of metal on many granite walls, look closely at the ones in this video for example, you can even see 'swirl' marks where it looks like they melted the electrode into the rock and it has since rusted away) - stay tuned!

    • @lauchlanguddy1004
      @lauchlanguddy1004 Před 11 dny

      something like a thermal lance...again, plasma torch, but the changes to the rock crystalline structure would be obvious. Granite has relatively large crystals, but after melting it should be like glass...obviously different from the country/ surrounding/ source bedrock granite

  • @eharris6347
    @eharris6347 Před 4 měsíci +3

    Imagine what all those places like that around world looked like new

  • @tiouiu9220
    @tiouiu9220 Před 28 dny

    Very interesting, thanks for making your work public!

  • @orionnxaviergonzalez4279
    @orionnxaviergonzalez4279 Před 28 dny +1

    The pieces are comming out front. Nice. I kept thinking heat...the electrodes were shaped like tuning forks. More clues are in the area of the dendora lights. The wiring diagram is on the wall.
    Someone with the knowledge shared with the Dogons...shared it civilization at the time. What was no mention of sudden delush that destroyed the technology.
    The sun, planet and water (electricity)
    Great job!
    The carving of caves of ancient time look like forks going top to bottom on a block of butter.
    Well done!!

  • @FillFlower
    @FillFlower Před 5 měsíci +3

    Amazing discovery. Will share with community

  • @sgtrock68
    @sgtrock68 Před 4 měsíci +5

    I do appreciate the hands on effort and there needs to be more of that. However I have a couple issues. First of all, granite can not be melted. At least not in the sense of a producing some moldable or mushy consistency and then expect it to "set" in a mold, or a form, or even a nice glob on the ground. There won't be any globbing, or moldable version of granite whatsoever. There's only granite, exploding granite, and in the end you will have just crumbling granite that can not be reconstituted in any way. I suppose it could be ground up and a binder added...but then your back at geopolymers again.
    Second, there has not been one inch of copper wire found anywhere, in all the world. Or gold wire or bronze, or orichalcum....or wire made of anything that could possibly carry even a small current. This is why I never held much faith in the "Bagdad battery". Because they aren't much more than a potato battery with very low voltage and negligible current, but there STILL isn't any wire found or anything that could be used as conductors....definitely no high voltage conductors. So no power tools, no electro plating, not even a potato battery. That's not to say everything is as we've been told, or as it seems. It's not that we know how everything worked, with our big ol' modern brains, either. Not at all.
    Just make it make sense.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 4 měsíci +1

      Well, I can only hope my future work will be more impressive to you as your awareness grows - this is just part 1, take a look around the rest of my channel for more world history and stay tuned for more =)

  • @playfulplanets1697
    @playfulplanets1697 Před 4 měsíci

    Liked and subscribed. Fascinating work.

  • @ww1980kolo
    @ww1980kolo Před 4 měsíci

    Brilliant work. Liked and subscribed.

  • @Bewolf
    @Bewolf Před 5 měsíci +11

    You're on to something here, I have been working on similar ideas but was having problems applying HF HV to stone in a controlled manner, the idea of electrode holes should solve that. Thank you for pointing out the importance of the electrode cross section shape!

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci +1

      It's not just the electrode holes, it is the high voltage, high amperage spark gap driving a coil that performs 'work' or heating =) Check out my website or visit my chat room to discuss things further if you'd like.

    • @Bewolf
      @Bewolf Před 5 měsíci +3

      @@MadPlasmatist I might be a few steps ahead of you, except I'm using tuned HF instead of a spark gap. Getting any efficient transfer from the electrodes has been challenging... but this may solve it, I'll let you know as soon as I can figure out how to drill hexagonal holes in granite 🤣🤣

    • @Kevdug69
      @Kevdug69 Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@Bewolfmaybe start with the hex electrode and try to “push” it in. Might need a melt away flux. Wish you luck.

    • @Dennis-ku2ur
      @Dennis-ku2ur Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@Bewolfperhaps the just burned the electride into tbe rock.

  • @martinjones215
    @martinjones215 Před 4 měsíci +6

    There are hands and feet impressed into the "rock" in many places with this melted look. Must be cold when was touched. May be a kind of solvent which turns the rock into something that behaves like clay or plasticine.

    • @robertcutts7264
      @robertcutts7264 Před 15 dny

      Occam's razor, my friend. People carved hand prints and feet prints in cold stone with chisels or rocks. Been doing it since before written language. No kind of mystery.

    • @martinjones215
      @martinjones215 Před 15 dny

      Well, that surely is a mystery. Chisels and rocks, useless job to imitate a hand smearing some sort of mud. Too many miracles in just one sentence...

  • @Deansontoast69
    @Deansontoast69 Před 4 měsíci

    This is fantastic, everyone needs to see this

  • @oilsofhope8734
    @oilsofhope8734 Před 3 měsíci

    That's the most plausible explanation I have heard for softening rock used in the megalithic structures. Well thought out.

  • @adrianpbaxter4071
    @adrianpbaxter4071 Před 4 měsíci +8

    Cool! I’ve been thinking something similar; super heated carbon rods; like a heliarc. This is way better with the anti grav effect. Outstanding!

    • @johnbiggins4864
      @johnbiggins4864 Před 4 měsíci +1

      Never would have thought that...well done!!

  • @4200timeB
    @4200timeB Před 4 měsíci +4

    That was a fantastic theory definitely seems completely possible now if only the power source was realized. An those long rods in the pyramid shafts are from when some guys i cant recall the names tried finding a way to tell where the shafts headed . Not ancient rods left behind .

  • @bryansprecher
    @bryansprecher Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you. Excellent work

  • @spiritualanarchy5465
    @spiritualanarchy5465 Před 3 měsíci

    Coolest concept. Been following this a bit

  • @toddtaylor3590
    @toddtaylor3590 Před 5 měsíci +3

    Where did they get their electronic?
    And the steel rods?
    With them being in the bronze age.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci +1

      I cannot say where they obtained their components, all I know is that high voltage was involved and I'm recreating this technology for the current use of mankind =)

  • @allenmcmonagle5544
    @allenmcmonagle5544 Před 4 měsíci +7

    Good work, this goes a long way towards explaining the megalith mystery. Looking forward to your power source research.

    • @domovoi_0
      @domovoi_0 Před 4 měsíci

      They were a technolithic civilizations, not retarded like current 'scientists' claim.

  • @timsim83
    @timsim83 Před 4 měsíci

    i can't wait for part two!

  • @hilanddoug
    @hilanddoug Před 4 měsíci

    My jaw is in my lap. Looking forward to more!

  • @justincornelius743
    @justincornelius743 Před 5 měsíci +4

    Wow this is actually being considered plausible? Thanks drugs

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci +2

      This is only part 1, it is all logical and I am recreating the technology, there is no room for plausibility, it is fact =)

    • @oltedders
      @oltedders Před 5 měsíci +1

      Psychedelics: the power to melt stone!

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci

      @@oltedders High voltage, high amperage plasma from a unique spark gap (an SGL, more tech I have discovered and physically implemented, look at the video) has more than just the power to melt stone =)

  • @xmo552
    @xmo552 Před 4 měsíci +3

    I love that you passionately believe in your work. I subscribed, because I fully agree with what you've said so far. Please keep on. Your baby steps will one way or another contribute to better understranding. You don't have to have all the answers at the moment. I'm sure your work will pave the way.

  • @msp2665
    @msp2665 Před 4 měsíci

    Great work! Thank you.

  • @GeigerCheck
    @GeigerCheck Před 4 měsíci

    This is way better than my assumption the nubs were for acoustical tuning.

  • @insightamization
    @insightamization Před 5 měsíci +3

    Were did they get the PLAZMA from? Outer space.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci +3

      There was possibly a time when Earth's atmosphere contained a much higher charge, all the skies looked like the Northern Lights, this would also explain why this technology hasn't been used as it was, after a cataclysm. All I know is high voltage was used, there is no refuting this, a working SGL is technological proof =)

    • @faragraf9380
      @faragraf9380 Před 4 měsíci

      we want understand it in our terms. They seemed to had a natural physik understanding we lost.

    • @lauchlanguddy1004
      @lauchlanguddy1004 Před 11 dny

      mmm, the pyramidal structures?

  • @arghentrock
    @arghentrock Před 4 měsíci +4

    Excellent work you're doing.

  • @AndyOpreshyn
    @AndyOpreshyn Před 5 měsíci +1

    Very compelling!

  • @josephfoster1998
    @josephfoster1998 Před 4 měsíci +2

    The structure of granite can is deformed by heat cycles. If these rocks were heated as you say, they should be able to analyze pieces and verify that.

  • @shazam3218
    @shazam3218 Před 4 měsíci +5

    Fantastic research dude. We have all wondered about this and you apparently solved it , I have believed the rock became plastisized somehow and anti-grav thru a variety of frequncies resonating, then move in place.

  • @sarahstrong7174
    @sarahstrong7174 Před 4 měsíci

    Thankyou for sharing.

  • @Smylzncries
    @Smylzncries Před měsícem

    I like the end experiment rock sound when it hums. Almost like it hits the perfect resonance.

  • @johnmikel5934
    @johnmikel5934 Před 4 měsíci +3

    Thank you for your genius level approach. It makes sense, and, likely makes the ears of those afraid of such findings, stand up. Breaks their reality, worries many I am sure. Worked with HV, familiar to me. I'll look at kickstarter. Keep care. Use great discernment in choosing who you work with and publishing findings to as many people as possible.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 4 měsíci

      This is only 'part 1', we also did not have the technology to heat granite like this before, the high-voltage, high-amperage WCSG (water cooled spark gap) I invented led me to uncover the SGL, which is all founded in proven science (just the fact an SGL doesn't ignite into flames proves ancient technologies are real) as an SGL is the next step up from my WCSG =) Thank you for the comment - have a look around my channel in the meantime, enjoy and stay tuned for 'part 2' =)

  • @izzycurer1260
    @izzycurer1260 Před 4 měsíci +3

    Ropes were tied around the nubs and the stones were swung back and forth, one at a time as they were laid down, grinding the faces against one another. You can actually determine the order in which they were placed by looking at the seams. And as someone else mentioned, the holes were to brace some sort of facade made of a different material, like carved marble panels. You don't always find both at the same site, or even in the same cultures. You often find the nubs and the 'melted looking' stones in Peru, for instance. Marble facades would have been more common in Roman cultures.
    Not that seeing plasma flowing around different minerals isn't interesting.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 4 měsíci +2

      This is only 'part 1' and they were also 'preliminary samples' to observe the affects of heated plasma, I am literally recreating this technology from the ground up - stay tuned for more =)

    • @lutumfamiliaris7287
      @lutumfamiliaris7287 Před 4 měsíci

      Most of the stones did not have nubs for "ropes".

    • @izzycurer1260
      @izzycurer1260 Před 4 měsíci

      @@lutumfamiliaris7287 Many of the ones from Peru do, though, which would be inexplicable otherwise. In places where they wanted the wall to look nice, they would have carved them off after they were done.

    • @izzycurer1260
      @izzycurer1260 Před 4 měsíci

      @@MadPlasmatist Cool. Hope it works.

  • @AncientAdvancedCiv
    @AncientAdvancedCiv Před měsícem

    I think your right about the observation of the nubs correlating to a point on the stone that seems likely to be the optimal spot to 'apply' this tech to where it will allow the rock to 'soften' and 'sag' into place, often in area's of odd geometric corners, area's that need the most 'influence' to fill out. It also explains the 'pillow' effect, as an artifact of the consequence of softening and sagging. Your image of the wall of 6 megaliths at 4:19 shows I believe a repurposing of those huge blocks, who's original orientation being 90 degrees turned and made horizantally, because their nubs were originally made on the bottom edge. You can see that when they were re-positioned vertically, that the filler stones between them all follow this rule of nubs being at the bottom.

  • @cryptoalchemist369
    @cryptoalchemist369 Před 4 měsíci

    fascfascinating work! i like it!

  • @floydiandreamscapes5145
    @floydiandreamscapes5145 Před 5 měsíci +4

    Something you'd need to see done to believe.
    I thought that'd what I was going to observe.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci

      This is only part 1 in the series, I have a lot of work to do, you'll get to see it =)

  • @oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164
    @oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164 Před 5 měsíci +8

    You do realise, to build the Pyramids or other large stone structure, one would have to build a power generator larger that the Pyramids itself to be able produce enough power to "melt stone". How long do you plan on dragging out this series? You'd better wrap it up on the next video, the Townsfolk are gathering torches and axes as we speak.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci +3

      I don't know where they got the power from, all I know is it is all true and I am in the process of recreating this technology.

    • @darrenn897
      @darrenn897 Před 5 měsíci

      @@MadPlasmatist MOUNTAINS ARE MELTED CITIES Petrified - BRICKS WHEN MELTED TURN TO ROCK- THATS THE BIG SECRET, OUR NOT SO OLD WORLD WAS MELTED INTO ROCK AND RESET-our old world is BURIED beneath its ow MELTED ROCK, these walls you talk of was regular brick ,heated which EXPANDED it, THEY WAS NOT BUILT LIKE THAT, go and look at what im telling you, EVIDENCE EVERYWHERE, i figured this stuff out without having one qualification under my belt, you geologists scientists historians ARE A JOKE

    • @darrenn897
      @darrenn897 Před 5 měsíci

      Yep ive started looking everywhere too, the evidence of what really happened is everywhere worldwide ONCE YOU REAL EYES IT

    • @JoeHinman-rb4bz
      @JoeHinman-rb4bz Před 4 měsíci

      These guys could turn your turds into macaroni bro. You don't even know.

    • @xmo552
      @xmo552 Před 4 měsíci

      Damn the townsfolk.

  • @MobiuSTHEEND
    @MobiuSTHEEND Před 4 měsíci

    Absolutely the best theory I've seen in a long long time very good don't stop.....I'm spreading the word the best I can.

  • @bigboypants988
    @bigboypants988 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Best explanation I've seen thus far. Better than poured rock what geologist extrapolated from samples of rock not as originally quarried. Makes sense. As for the source. 3 guesses, first 2 don't count.

  • @AndyOpreshyn
    @AndyOpreshyn Před 5 měsíci +3

    What about a parabolic reflector to melt stone by the sun?

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Although temperatures can easily reach melting points, the actual 'point' of light is much to small, especially to carry any heat through an entire stone and also controlling the temperature (there is a warming cool down cycle so the rocks don't split) which would be difficult to achieve consistently with just using the sun.

    • @geoben9801
      @geoben9801 Před 5 měsíci +1

      Theories, hypothesis,, possibilities. All very compelling and plausible. I think the past is too far in the past now, for us to really know for certain.
      What does appear to be quite certain is that humans have been on earth for a very long time. Much longer than archaic religious beliefs and ideologies. The answer lies in the future. After we ourselves have passed. I don't think we're supposed to know everything at this time. Man presently is still too primitive, brutal, barberic an animal to really comprehend our true origins. He still can't even abide by the Ten UNIVERSAL Laws that tell us how to govern ourselves and treat each other.
      We're just too occupied with destroying ourselves and our environment.
      🌎✌️

    • @faragraf9380
      @faragraf9380 Před 4 měsíci

      in ancient Montana there are this parabolic reflectors and knobs and different kind of stone bridges. like a massive sound area?

    • @xmo552
      @xmo552 Před 4 měsíci

      @@faragraf9380 where

    • @lauchlanguddy1004
      @lauchlanguddy1004 Před 11 dny

      just...no.

  • @terrylane1492
    @terrylane1492 Před 5 měsíci +4

    Overall, a nice theory. But I think what is lacking is the actual analysis of the stones themselves. I recently watched a lot of evidence presented by a French chemist, who discovered organic materials embedded in the "stone"that was considered to be diorite. The only reasonable way to explain the presence of organic materials that would have ever been destroyed by high heat is that they were actually a biopolymer that was a soft clay, added to incrementally and pressed into place. This explanation resonates well with the evidence for many sites but not all of them. The biggest exception to this is balbec in Lebanon. Those sandstone blocks that were moved defy modern explanation and were most definitely not made of clay. But many of the stones if not all of the stones in Cusco bear this mark of organics.

  • @ken2tou
    @ken2tou Před 4 měsíci

    Outstanding!

  • @AGtheGEEK
    @AGtheGEEK Před 4 měsíci

    Yes… ! Testing and recreating🔥

  • @johnt.chambers4204
    @johnt.chambers4204 Před 4 měsíci +3

    You keep saying "I have discovered". There is a difference between discovering and theorizing. At the moment, you have a working theory that may or may not be correct. Show us in practical application and then you can say that you have discovered how it is done.

  • @TheRdamterror
    @TheRdamterror Před 5 měsíci +4

    make a big stone SHOW IT

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci

      This is only 'Part 1', there is much work to do, it is really an entire new science =)

  • @Scripticus
    @Scripticus Před 4 měsíci +1

    We should try to extract the hexagonal rod found in the Queen's chamber and analyze it as a first step in proving your theory. Good observations so far!!

  • @SkyLightsUXOs
    @SkyLightsUXOs Před 4 měsíci

    Brilliant, simply brilliant.

  • @jlee111776
    @jlee111776 Před 5 měsíci +3

    Ok... I'm the first to comment...so..
    I am very interested to hear what this channel has to say about the nubs...i personally believe they are practical and not ancient alien tech.
    EDIT: half way thru your video....4:10... you jump so fast to nubs are the result of pulling out rods from the stone.... that's actually insane to say without any proof to back it up.... good try...but , as the saying goes...extraordinary claims...require extraordinary proof... you don't see that extraordinary proof at all...just another talking head...well...you tried..lol

    • @sssdddd5143
      @sssdddd5143 Před 5 měsíci +2

      it lies in your intellect and mind to analyze with logic and come to your own decision if it resonates with you. although I also don't agree completely as most of not all of these ancient "rocks" are man made geopolymer. I just don't see why you are hating this much and talking like it's completely grabbed out of thin air...

    • @byggarebob123
      @byggarebob123 Před 5 měsíci

      why are you being such a dick?

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci +1

      This is "Part 1", I am actively recreating the technology. It is all true.

    • @sssdddd5143
      @sssdddd5143 Před 5 měsíci

      @@MadPlasmatist excellent to hear! I'm very interested in buying your 90 pack but I'd like and appreciate it if you could elaborate on the set a bit more, functionality, instructions etc.
      I'm also wondering if you could make some little changes for a custom build?

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@sssdddd5143 Yes that can be arranged, you may contact me further on my website using the contact form or the chat room, a product manual is included with both WCSG's and they can also be found online in the 'Product Manuals' section of my website too. Thanks, looking forward to chatting soon!

  • @kyoatbites7865
    @kyoatbites7865 Před 5 měsíci +3

    lol what a bunch of crap

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 měsíci

      Do explain, I don't understand your logic. I have presented nothing but facts?

    • @darrenn897
      @darrenn897 Před 5 měsíci

      @@MadPlasmatist BS and stop deleting all my comments, YOURE HERE TO HIDE THE TRUTH, dont claim youre onto something,Your just a liar

    • @oltedders
      @oltedders Před 5 měsíci

      I'm sure that when you said "crap", you meant that in a good way.

    • @darrenn897
      @darrenn897 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@oltedders my comments deleted as all my others, i cant remember what i written here, im pretty censored,but yes his explanation or theory is crap or lies

    • @oltedders
      @oltedders Před 5 měsíci

      @@darrenn897
      It's utterly ridiculous.

  • @GermanMic
    @GermanMic Před 4 měsíci

    Awesome information.

  • @hunterhines-qg2bn
    @hunterhines-qg2bn Před 4 měsíci

    You are on the mark....I have know this for years. ...grand dad and dad talked about this ....

  • @alanmcbride6658
    @alanmcbride6658 Před 4 měsíci

    Very interesting. Thanks.

  • @dominicgoodwin1147
    @dominicgoodwin1147 Před 6 dny

    This is so funny! Absolutely hilarious!

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 6 dny

      You are but a meal for greater, and lesser beings... I would educate yourself about the world and the many other races whom dwell in it, instead of laughing so much at great wisdom meant to open your closed eyes.

    • @dominicgoodwin1147
      @dominicgoodwin1147 Před 5 dny

      @@MadPlasmatist I’m an engineer. I know how to make things. Based on that, I know how other people make things. And they certainly don’t make stone buildings by melting the stone with some high-voltage spark erosion technology. They never have and they probably never will, because it makes absolutely no sense to do so.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 5 dny

      @@dominicgoodwin1147 I like that you try. We need more of that at least.

  • @michaelcalmeyerhentschel8304

    "my incredible contributions" is an apt quote, but it is an intriguing puzzle for the ages, and this is a fair theory steeped in fundamental science that is worth a lot more work to constitute proof.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 4 měsíci +1

      I am also the inventor of the WCSG (Water cooled spark gap), discoverer of the SGL (spark gap lingam) and not only am I now recreating ancient stone melding technology for the betterment of mankind, I have also created 2 new science experiments using this new, higher-amperage WCSG technology =) Explore the rest of my channel, my website, my past Kickstarter projects... There's a lot more to come - thank you and enjoy =)

  • @philoso377
    @philoso377 Před 4 měsíci

    OK I’m convinced. How did we get electricity in those days? Not just utility electricity but extreme high voltage capable for plasma experiment and construction.

  • @EtienneVanoverschelde-xo1ev
    @EtienneVanoverschelde-xo1ev Před 3 měsíci

    Very interesting experiment.
    However a few remarks must be made.
    1. The stone was probably never molten. The involved temperatures are too high, even for our ovens. The stones were probably just softend and at a low temperature, as the numerous examples of hand-marks in the stone show.
    2. The nubs are probabably neither for lifting nor for entry or exit of electrodes. They probably are what I would call "probes or witness nobs", used for testing the recuperation of the hardness of the rock after softening and forming was done. If hard, they could continue with another layer/next stone.
    3. They did not have to lift these huge blocks. They could form them "in situ" by adding smaller stones to the softened mass.
    It is a technique we currently use today when we use resins to bind materials. We leave a couple of dots on a piece of cardboard and test if the resin is cured.
    As far as your experiment is concerned, I would try to find the "Eigen-frequency" of the material. Every object and/or material has a proper resonance frequency. If you can find it, you can use a fraction of that frequency to increase the internal vibration of the rock and to soften it.
    It lowers the power needed to soften the rock (It is what we do when pushing a swing).
    After reading all the comments, my recommandation would be: "Keep calm and carry on". Good luck.

  • @juicefastforhealth
    @juicefastforhealth Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you so much for confirming what I have believed for decades is the truth of how the ancient marvels were constructed.

  • @magalipiendel411
    @magalipiendel411 Před 3 měsíci

    Wow, and thank you for your great work. This is stunning. I subscribe. I bet that Praveen Mohan @PraveenMohan is a fan of your channel too. I also follow Mystery History channels, the author is also passionate of ancient tech like this. Happy continuation, and I'll gladly watch your other vids! Take care.

  • @elizabethglaser1397
    @elizabethglaser1397 Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you
    Finally 🎉

  • @richardleigh4003
    @richardleigh4003 Před 20 dny

    Personally I go for the theory that they were electrodes. They electrified the rock, softening it for work, and possibly also messing with the atomic structure in order to lighten the stone for movement. Now you can test to see if the stones were ever electrified, check for artefacts, stains and suchlike.

  • @user-do1qn4pj4w
    @user-do1qn4pj4w Před 4 měsíci

    Thankyou for your video

  • @MichaelGuanga-nb9rm
    @MichaelGuanga-nb9rm Před 9 hodinami

    Amazing!

  • @Kevdug69
    @Kevdug69 Před 4 měsíci

    Very cool theory! Thanks!

  • @Ed-ym4tu
    @Ed-ym4tu Před 4 měsíci +2

    Interesting hypothesis, but still a hypothesis until you have a working theory. I wish you luck.

  • @alienheyzeus7235
    @alienheyzeus7235 Před 4 měsíci +1

    I've been thinking this for years.

  • @Matteo-1
    @Matteo-1 Před 14 dny +1

    I assume that a lot of those holes were holding wooden planks for platforms or cloth covers for the sun. Seeing that the stone isn't obviously melted together and that they didn't have high voltage back then makes it seem very unfeasible that these are electrode holes.

    • @lauchlanguddy1004
      @lauchlanguddy1004 Před 11 dny

      but a lot were not, maybe lifting but... who knows and why octagonal...

    • @Matteo-1
      @Matteo-1 Před 10 dny +1

      @@lauchlanguddy1004 How do you know that a lot were not for this purpose?
      Maybe the holes were octagonal because turning a tree branch into an ocatgon is easier and less wastefull than turning it square.
      If these holes were used to weld stone together we would be able to see this in the rock formation, and also in historical records.
      There is basically no chance that these holes are for electricity.

  • @williammartinez9906
    @williammartinez9906 Před 4 měsíci

    So this is what Lingam stones are used for. Wow you are impressive. Thanks for the video.

    • @MadPlasmatist
      @MadPlasmatist  Před 4 měsíci +1

      Be sure to watch my video 'How It Works' about the SGL =)

  • @hoppy1970
    @hoppy1970 Před 4 měsíci

    THANK YOU !!!

  • @codycraddock4975
    @codycraddock4975 Před 23 dny

    I agree with the idea however I'd like to add, if they did this method they most likely made a mold. Put the electrodes in it and then loose smaller stone on top until it melted into a homogenous shape

  • @libertyblueskyes2564
    @libertyblueskyes2564 Před 4 měsíci

    How cool! You GENIUS!!!

  • @johannjohann6523
    @johannjohann6523 Před 3 měsíci

    Since the Egyptians were master craftsmen with glass (glass being but melted and formed sand) that the Egyptians were able to construct a large magnifying glass and that was used to melt the granite or stone. The only problem with that is how workers would be able to handle the intense heat themselves and be able to work around something like that. Unless they also had fireman's suits back made with asbestos. Which is a form of glass.

  • @volleyball8091
    @volleyball8091 Před 4 měsíci

    In the 1st century in Alexandria they have invented steam power already and then realized that they do not require it at all for they have slaves who can do everything for them. So it was forgotten. The biggest question is, why did ancient people in the stone age needed electric power and what did they use it for?