The Great Pyramids part 1
The Great Pyramids
Written and presented by Fehmi Krasniqi
Hello, many of you have watched the Great Pyramid k2019 movie. Here is the written version of the documentary.
I warmly thank Nurea TV, Edition Fractale, and Aprenti-Sage, the only media who relayed the release of the film, who supported it and made it known to the general public. I also thank the Club de l’Etoile Cinéma and CGR Cinéma who placed their trust in us as well as the public who came to the theaters. The production of the 2019 Great Pyramid K movie cost a lot of money and time. 6 years old, to the day with a very small team. I received no financial assistance outside and I financed with my co-producers the entire production. So I decided to open a fundraiser to support the film and cover the cost of its production. you can fund the movie by going to https://www.paypal.me/gpk2019. or you can contribute by going to the official website www.leetchi.com
Read the documentary without knowing what to expect.
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What is the purpose of the documentary?
The 2019 Great Pyramid K movie comes from the dawn of time. It comes in peace. This film is dedicated to all of humanity in order to unite us around this pyramid and move forward together with love, peace, and intelligence. This is the message. This is the mission of this pyramid; to be the source of inspiration to meet the challenges that lie ahead. And the challenges that await the whole of humanity. Now this movie (book) is yours. May peace, love, and intelligence reign on this one planet. Share this movie (book) and talk about it. Have a good reading.
Great Pyramid K 2019, first publicly broadcast on September 28, 2019, at the Club de l’Etoile in Paris.
The picture above is Egypt, Cairo, and the Giza plateau with these 3 great pyramids, that of Khufu,
Khafre and Menkaure. The pyramid of Khufu was covered with white limestone stones which have completely missed today. There are smaller pyramids around her called satellites, temples were only
ruins, mastabas a sort of sanctuary tomb. And below, the monumental statue of the Sphinx and the Valley of Temple. Inside the Great Pyramid, there are 2 corridors, tunnels, 1 underground chamber at 30 meters. The room in the middle called the Queen’s room, an upper room called the King’s room, a large inclined gallery, and 4 conduits that cross the pyramid.
But what is so special and out of the ordinary?
You are at the foot of the pyramids to take a photo. Stop for a moment and think about it a bit. Imagine pushing and pulling a stone this size with 50 other people. Then imagine doing this with a 2nd stone and then a 3rd that you will have to lift at 5 meters high, then 10 to 20 to 40, 80, 120 meters !! There are 2,300,000 waiting for you like this that will need to transport and hoisted.
It’s dizzying!
You look up, then down to the ground, and you start to think.
You look at the blocks one by one, you realize their dimensions and the number of seats, the number of stones, and the technology used at the time.
Immediately the thought comes to mind:
“These Egyptians are crazy!”
You then learn that a block of granite weighs 70 tonnes, the weight of 3 loaded tractor-trailer trucks. Then a kind of dizziness takes you, you have only just begun to consider the difficulty and you are forced to humbly recognize that the mystery of the pyramids is not exaggerated.
For Egyptologists, it was the Egyptians who built the pyramids, PERIOD. They razed and leveled a hill to place the pyramid and a hundred “mastabas.” From the beginning of the plateau to the end, 250 meters, the base of the pyramid is perfectly horizontal, to within 21 millimeters. They dug 80 meters into the rock, which is 1.1 meters wide by 1 meter high with an error of only one centimeter from the beginning to end. Below you see the tunnel of our time. They cut and transported around 130 blocks of granite weighing 12 to 70 tons, from Aswan, and they raised them 80 meters high.
The pyramid is not built with 4 sides but 8 sides in a concave apothem. The pyramid is oriented to the North with an error of 0.05 degrees. According to the Egyptologists, the construction lasted about 20 years, meaning 1 block cut transported and installed every 3 minutes!
It is impossible to pass a sheet of paper between the blocks. How does one explain that these blocks weighing several tons were cut with such precision?
This was the copper era and logically the construction had to be carried with a copper chisel and a stone ball. This is the academics’ theory.
Let’s continue with other prowesses in precision: the downward tunnel forms an angle of 26.2 degrees. This angle is identical in the ascending corridor. A students’ protractor does not display the 2 tenths of a degree. But the most impressive remains to come with the south underground tunnel and the good shaft 30 meters. underground.
A first glance, they are ordinary tunnels. The entrance is 79 centimeters high and ends 16 meters further with a difference of only 5 centimeters. It’s 75 centimeters wide at one end and 76 centimeters at the other end, a difference of 1 centimeter. At almost perfectly straight line.
How does one build this tunnel with such precision underground?
The Egyptians went even further in their exploits. The good shaft starts near the underground chamber, rises almost vertically 10 meters, to then continues 26 meters with an angle of 45 degrees, with perfect dimensions: 68 by 68 centimeters.
Here are some of the theories:
Georges Goyon thinks that the good shaft was dug by workers, from the bottoms to the top, shortly after the funeral. So then, thieves would have taken the time to dig a perfectly straight tunnel?
Gilles Dormions believes, on the contrary, that the tunnel was built, by the original builders and that it was dug from the top down. The notches for placing the feet are much too small for workers to be able to stand a long time, without a rope, digging above their head.
Here are some of the theories:
Georges Goyon thinks that the good shaft was dug by workers, from the bottoms to the top, shortly after the funeral. So then, thieves would have taken the time to dig a perfectly straight tunnel?
Gilles Dormions believes, on the contrary, that the tunnel was built, by the original builders and that it was dug from the top down. The notches for placing the feet are much too small for workers to be able to stand a long time, without a rope, digging above their head.
To dig these tunnels and the underground chamber, you must solve 4 problems:
You need light; A solution for making precise measurements, and hand tools for digging; Correct working conditions; And above all a solution for removing the carbon dioxide. The biggest problem is indeed CO2!
When a worker is working, he exhales CO2. This CO2 will accumulate at the bottom. At the end of 1 hour, there is 15 cm, 2 hours later, 30. Death is assured if he does not come out immediately. If this CO2 is not removed, it will stay there for several weeks.
Jean François Le Maréchal, Lecturer at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon, Department of Chemistry explains:
“There, I will dominstatrae that the Co2 is flowing in the gallery, it remains at the bottom. So I take a gas that has the same density as Co2. It has the property of being colored, it is good that we can see it, but it is a gas, because we can see clearly, we see through it. And so, right now, we step aside a little bit, and I’m going to pour the CO2 into this jar here and we’ll see what happens. And we see that the gas which represents CO2 remains at the bottom of this crystallizer. And that also shows that O2, oxygen, will also be able to go by gravity to the bottom of the tunnel, that is to say, that we could not dig a tunnel with my hypothesis up. Because the oxygen wouldn’t go up.
So a worker will exhale 40 grams of CO2 in 1 hour. And chemistry explains that 40 grams of Co2 are fixed by 100 grams of limestone. 100 grams of limestone is that. In this experiment I wish to show that the Co2, which is in the atmosphere of this balloon, is fixed by the limestone, that is the limestone chalk, I put a little powder here, in the water which is there, that will wave to later. This is simply a level that allows us to see if there is any consumption of Co2 in the area. So I put the level to zero, and here we go. I put in the chalk, and as I wave, we’ll look at the index finger here. We see that the index shows that there is Co2 which is fixed by the limestone.
Lime has the property of fixing CO2 when it is wet. And that’s a fairly simple explanation, because there is water there, or we can bring it, and then, the limestone that was excavated came back to the surface with the Co2 that was fixed.
Suppose they have solved, we do not know how, the problem of the light, of the tool to measure precisely, of the hard tool to dig, that they have found a way to evacuate the CO2, remains the problem that it is technically impossible to dig down! It would take a 2 meter arm to reach the bottom.
If we can give some theories about the construction of the pyramids and how the stones were raised to 80 and 140 meters, there we have no explanation. It’s pitch black!”
And it doesn’t stop there.
Above is the Part-Dieu Tower in Lyon nicknamed the Crayon. A tower that ends with a pyramid on top. The top floor is 144 m, a height equivalent to that of the pyramid of Khufu. The 2 ducts of the middle chamber arrive almost at the same level, a difference of 90 cm: The ducts of the King’s chamber reach a height of 80.72 meters for one and 80.73 meters for the other, an error of 1 cm over a total distance of 100 meters.
How did the Egyptians achieve such precision?
With a copper chisel and a stone ball?
The official theory says that these 4 shafts are conduits to guide the soul of the King. For others, they are “air ducts” or “Ducts to aim at the stars”, or even “Ducts to fill with water” Okay, but these ducts are blocked and the ones in the Median room were blocked on both sides until 1872.
Yet Egyptologists insist.
In 2013 at the edge of the Red Sea a Papyrus was discovered. Merer’s papyrus, the captain’s log, dating from the time of Khufu. It is the oldest papyrus ever discovered. A documentary film is produced and broadcast on the channels. This film is an interpretation, fiction, and far from scientific reality.
In the film, in theory, the workers cut the block from the mass with copper pickaxes. In reality, the extras detach the stone from the massif with steel pickaxes. With copper pickaxes this block would come off after 10 years!
Finally, they detach a 3-ton block. In this papyrus, there is no mention of the size of the stone carried by Merer. It could weigh 10000 kg or 10 tons. Three tons is a very small stone in Egypt. The boat, reconstructed with care and fidelity, almost sank with the block. Even removing 1 ton, the boat was struggling to support this weight, there was a risk of capsizing at any time.
How do you transport this stone from the original facing, which weighs 10 tonnes?
With which boat?
Later, the film shows that 40 men struggle to pull the stone weighing 2 tons from the port to the construction site. How then did they manage to pull the granite stone from the King’s chamber which weighs 70 tons and raise it to a height of 50 meters?
The only ancient testimony about the construction of the Pyramid is that of Herodotus who was born 2,000 years later. Herodotus heard this story told by Egyptian priests in Memphis during his trip to Egypt. Herodotus explains that the stones were hoisted with cranes. Thus, many Egyptologists propose their theories on the basis of Herodotus’ story. And since the blocks are very heavy, the most logical is ramps and cranes. Dozens of models of ramps. So each Egyptologist will invent his ramp.
Here is the enveloping ramp by George Goyon, the ramp by Borchardt, by Jean Pierre Adam. The problem is that among all of these theories, none have been tested at life-size. That is to say, for example, to try to hoist at least 2 stones 10 meters high.
Besides, we still don’t know where the quarry that supplied the interior stones is located? In a documentary, the architect Jean-Pierre Houdin, in collaboration with the Dassault Systèmes laboratories will develop a theory and like so many others, still offers a ramp. As you see, the ramp is as monumental as the pyramid itself. This ramp is used in the Hollywood film “10,000 years before Jesus”.
Hollywood also adds mammoths. We see wicked Egyptians mistreating mammoths who pull the blocks of stones. Of course, neither mammoths nor the ramp was found. The ramp alone is a monumental structure, the dismantling of which should have left traces. This site seen by Jean-Pierre Houdin would require hundreds of thousands of workers.
Hollywood also adds mammoths (any species of the extinct elephantid genus Mammuthus, one of the many genera that make up the order of trunked mammals called proboscideans) in the movie 10,000 BC. We see in the movie wicked Egyptians mistreating mammoths who pull the blocks of stones. Of course, neither mammoths nor the ramp was found. The ramp alone is a monumental structure, the dismantling of which should have left traces.
This site seen by Jean-Pierre Houdin would require hundreds of thousands of workers. In his 3D animation of the documentary (Khufu reborn documentary 2009), we can see that the Egyptians are struggling to hoist and lay the stones every three minutes. And this theory presents still other inconsistencies. 600 men pull a block of granite weighing 60 tons. That is 100 kg per person; 50kg per person would be more realistic, so 1200 men are needed to pull this block. Otherwise, the workers would collapse!
And if indeed, they can transport a block of 60 tons. How do they do with this 360-ton block of Aswan granite block?
How many people are needed?
7,200 men?
Jean Pierre Adam, another Egyptologist, takes the absurdity even further! It was the oxen that pulled the block of stone, and I guess the monolith too!
The base of the statue of Ramses is about 360 tones. The theories imply one must bring this monolith from the other side of the Nile too, which is 200 kilometers away. With which boat?
And as if 360 tonnes is not enough, there is also the Aswan Obelisk, 1,200 tons of granite, waiting for them. If you want to use a modern time crane, which average weight is about 60 tons. That means you need at least 20 cranes to move that Aswan Obelisk. According to Jean Pierre Adam, it would take 12,000 men or 8 to 9,000 oxen. This is no longer fiction but science fiction, or a cartoon, however, you like. Personally, I prefer the theory of the aliens who would have transported them thanks to their superior technology.
The Egyptologists reassure us with a dubious explanation. After all the hard work carving out this obelisk, the workers realize that it is too heavy and that it is cracked, so they just left it. Well, 1200 tons of granite is still not enough. The Pyramid of Menkaure, whose exterior of which was covered with a staggering quantity of 103,000 tons of granite!
Just printing millions of books showing workers dragging stones does not mean that this is a scientific reality, nor the truth. There is a problem with the granite. In 1920, Egyptologist Engelbach published a book (The problem of the obelisks) on the Aswan Obelisk. Finding no trace of pick-ax and chiseling on the obelisk, he hypothesizes the use of dolerite balls that were found all around were the tools used. Egyptologists have since approved adopted this idea.
Egyptologists have a great deal of humor and finesse. Every time he finds an object next to a monument they claim that this is the tool, which was used to create the monument! what would have they say if they found if a spoon! Without having too much knowledge of physics, we know that 2 materials with the same property will repel each other. Indeed, when you hit granite, the dolerite ball bounces.
Tony Miotto, who was in the pyramid said,
So if you’ve been wondering what kind of tool he was able to carve such a large obelisk out of granite with, well I have the answer for all of you little curious minds. The tools they were using were balls of a stone. It seemed absurd to me when I was told that, but the tools they used were only balls of a stone called the dolerite which is formed, my god it is hot, which forms naturally in the area. These are balls that weigh on average 5 kilos and the method is relatively simple. You take a ball, you hit like a lunatic on the granite and you see what happens. It bounces back!
Following experiments, it was estimated that it was possible to wear away 5 millimeters of granite in one hour. That’s enough to tell you that you must have a good arm and especially a lot of patients. Okay, I’m going to give you a little demo, because after all, it’s not that complicated.
He started bouncing the dolerite against the granite for a few seconds.
So to be completely honest, well this isn’t the first time I’ve tried. There I did 10 seconds to show you, but I’ve been here before, I’ve been trying for longer. I’m not entirely convinced by the tools. Because there we have fun tapping, indeed we see after about ten strokes we have scratched the granite a little bit, but the thing is, with this ball, they did it behind. 40 meters high, 1,200 tons! Here it is!
Granite is one of the hardest stones on earth: 7 out of 10 on the Mohs hardness scale. These days, granite is cut only with a diamond toothed saw, cooled with water and in a straight line. In official documentaries, we are shown experiments where we cut granite with a copper saw and sand. They managed to cut in a straight line and pull out a cylindrical carrot.
Everything is explicable with words, but how do you cut in 3500 BC, this gabbro vase, a material even harder than granite?
Or that trachyandesite vase?
No fewer than 35,000 vases like these have been found at Saqqara.
How in 1800 BC does one achieve these curves in the Statue of Senusret made in Migmatite rock of hardness 7, or that of the statue of Menkaure and these princesses in Grauwacke, whose hardness is greater than that of granite?
What about the 3-millimeter-thick Gneiss vase?
Or the famous Sabou disc in schist?
So what is this extraordinary tool that cuts granite-like butter?
Or, Maybe 4,500 years ago granite was soft as clay?
These observations pose fundamental problems. We are told that the limestone rafters are vaulted to distribute weight.
Why is the ceiling of the underground chamber not vaulted?
Still, it has to support all this rock mass in addition to the pyramid itself. Is this science?
For lack of a rational and coherent explanation, today we have all kinds of theories, ranging from perplexing to surreal. And still without proof!
This is the case with this documentary and many others. The documentaries suggest that either “aliens” who built the pyramids, or a lost civilization, the Atlanteans, or both together, hand in hand!
The Atlantians lived on earth and had assimilated great technological knowledge. Following abrupt climate change or a natural disaster, the Atlanteans and Atlantis disappeared 10,000 years ago without a trace. In short, the only traces they left were the pyramids. Then the Egyptians arrived, found them very beautiful, and decided to maintain them. That’s what Graham Hancock and many others think.
The following is Extracted from the film called Builders of the Old World (documentaire les batisseurs de l’ancien) documentary 2018: It was written by Graham Hancock a writer-journalist, directed by Patrice Pooyard, and produced by Jayan Film.
“As my friend John Anthony West points out, the Egyptians of ancient Egypt made it very clear to us that their civilization was not a development but a heritage. It was a legacy of the “First Era” and this First Era “I associate with the arrival of the survivors of a lost civilization in Egypt some 12,800 years ago. And this story is told in detail on the walls of the temple of Edfu. The priests of this time, around 330 before Jesus Christ, inherited the archives of the previous temples. In the midst of these records, written on small pieces of badly damaged and torn pieces of animals, was the story of a time when “the gods” came to Egypt. After the destruction of their home region which was an island!
They arrive in Egypt and bring the gift of civilization. The priests decided to copy these ancient texts which were falling to dust and make them permanent on the walls of the temple of Edfu.”
A very logical theory, since to cut granite you need a modern time machine. This means you need electricity, a power station, steel machines, engineers, schools and universities, in short! 5000 years of technical and scientific evolution.
Regarding the constructions of the pyramids, they do not put forward any scientific explanation. They all agree unanimously: these are not tombs. According to them, the Atlanteans or some Unknown Ancient Builders cut these stones with machines and then built whatever they wanted.
Then, they left these machines to the Egyptians, who used them to make statues and to engrave battles, weddings, births, etc. in hieroglyphics. Finally, the Egyptians destroyed all these tools without leaving a trace. After building the Pyramids, the Atlanteans handed over the cleaning and maintenance to the Egyptians.
Some believe that the pyramid was a hydraulic instrument but it is not known for what purpose. For others, the pyramid is a receiver-transmitter to connect with other universes, and the sarcophagus to lengthen life. Lie down the sarcophagus a few hours and recharge yourself for 100 more years!
For Chris Dun the pyramid of Khufu would be an energy plant using waves and magnetic resonances, antigravitational systems. Affirmations supported with numerous lectures, presentations, and trips around the world. In this nebula, the artists also have their say, always thickening the mystery. But the aliens and the Atlanteans left no traces or materials. No iron, no steel, no crystal, no plastic, no metals or composite materials. Only stones, strange. isn’t it?
We are still waiting to see the extraterrestrials on the evening news of the major channels filmed in HD. At this time, there is no evidence of an ultra-developed civilization or aliens predating the Egyptians. In short, an incredible mixture. We are lost in confusion.
One for the road. If we divide the width of the pyramid by half the height, we get Pi, 3.14 We also find the golden ratio and pi in the king’s chamber. The facts are there, and anyone can verify them on the site or with official documents. These two figures and many others are Universal Constants. The universal constants are the insurmountable frontiers of our reality. Kind of like the rules of a game.
Officially the Pi was discovered by Archimedes around 287 BC. This is sheer “coincidence” cry the Egyptologists. “It is intentional,” insists Jacques Grimault.
Quentin Leplat is an independent researcher in ancient science, he said
“So the metric unit is found on the Great Pyramid, especially in the upper chamber. There was a publication in 1952 by Dr Funck Hellet who proposed that the Great Pyramid, which had an upper chamber that was a double square on the floor, had a perimeter of 60 cubits or 10 times the number Pi in meters. So this is the first time that the metric unit has been proposed as a measure used by the Egyptians in addition to the royal cubit. “
Everyone agrees without exception on one thing … … No horse, wood was scarce, no wheel, no iron, no mathematics, in short, Egypt was in the post-primitive stage. Humans have just come out of the Stone Age and they are starting to build phenomenal pyramids with mathematical properties, not one, but a hundred!
Complex pyramids without a credible explanation for their construction. Gigantic granite obelisks in one piece with perfectly engraved hieroglyphics. Imposing temples. Walls with complicated designs. Breathtaking pottery made of diorite, basalt, granite, impossible to cut with the most sophisticated machines. Monumental statues in granite, quartz, schist, the hardest materials. High-level mathematics and geometry, as if by chance. So who built it, and how?
Egyptians, aliens, Atlanteans?
Aliens in cooperation with humans?
Is there a linear and gradual evolution of humanity or a zigzag?
Who wins the grand prize?
One question, two answers. How do you build a pyarmid?
If you know-how, you know who!
When we look for the truth sometimes we take a big detour and in the end, we find we were right next door. Only one thin wall separated us… Instead of looking at the heavens, staring at the stars, and fantasizing about aliens, we just had to look down. Right under our feet. On the ground. This is what Joseph Davidovits did! A largely overlooked mineralogist and Egyptologist left in the shadows.
In fact, it’s all about chemistry and minerals. Using a simple wooden formwork, mix flaky limestone with white clay called Kaolin. Caustic soda is dissolved in water. Mix everything together with a little water. It gives a kind of paste. It is poured into the formwork. A few hours later, the dough begins to harden. The minerals bind to each other thanks to the chemical reaction, which after 30 days, gives a real white stone, hard as the covering stone of the Pyramid. It is the 1st concrete of humanity.
Today concrete is a common material, ordinary but at that time this mixture was noble and expensive. Sodium carbonate comes from Natron, a region of Egypt. Hence the symbol in the chemistry of sodium Na, for Natron. Burnt lime is made by heating limestone. When you mix the burnt lime with sodium carbonate, it gives caustic soda. Kaolin clay is naturally present in limestone in Egypt. This clay-limestone is abundant, there are millions of cubic meters. Everything is mixed with water and poured into wooden molds. This is how the Egyptians made all the stones.
Joseph Davidovits made this discovery in 1989. At the time he assumed that the stones were molded and poured on-site, not cut. He will call this process Geopolymer. The principle is the same as that of concrete today. Modern cement is made of clay heated at 1450 °celsius mixed with water and gravel producing concrete. The ancients use natron and burnt lime instead of modern cement. This mixture of natron, burnt lime, clay, and limestone at room temperature and in the open air, gives the same result as modern concrete.
It is Geopolymer Concrete. Thousands of evidence attest to this. The Rhomboidal Pyramid seems to come out of the mold. The quality of the concrete is excellent. Davidovits interprets the text of the colossi Memmon differently from the official interpretation. He thinks they mean the concrete was mixed like dough, not the poetic version
“They were made like bread, with a lot of love”
Indeed, The material is a very complex siliceous paste chemical mixture.
Joseph Davidovits’ theory has been refuted and thrown into the dustbin for lack of scientific evidence. Years later, he brought the evidence with chemical analyzes. Even with very thorough analyzes, the chemical difference between a cast, artificial stone, and a natural stone is almost imperceptible. The result is the same and it is for this reason that the geologists did not see anything! It still leaves room for debate but Egyptologists are still not convinced. Rather, it seems they don’t want to be convinced.
In 2006, the Egyptian government made an official statement: “Stones are not concrete”. Case officially closed. But it’s not a simple statement that can physically transform the pyramid from concrete to hewn stone.
Davidovits provides results from paleomagnetic analyzes. Every stone in nature at the time of its formation is magnetized by the earth. That is, each stone has a north, like a compass. All the stones in the pyramid have unique, non-random magnetic north. These are chemical analyzes carried out under a microscope by Davidovits, proof, but they are not enough to convince the public.
Do we have other more convincing evidence for the public besides chemical and x-ray analyzes?
Interview Fehmi Krasniqi:
“This is a natural stone that you can find everywhere in nature, and here is another piece of wood. In nature, we always find wood that grows next to the stone. And here is the proof. And here’s a rock that I poured with Joseph Davidovits formula, and before the rock dries I inserted a piece of wood, and this piece of wood will get stuck here permanently. In the pyramid of Meidum 70 km below the Giza plateau and the Great Pyramid, at the heart of the pyramid, there is a stone weighing around 2 tons. And inside that stone is a piece of wood, which is embedded there for all eternity. This piece of wood has been there for 4500 years … “
Emmanuelle Montaud, production assistant of the film:
“But maybe the Egyptians simply dug a hole and simply inlaid the beam?
Fehmi Krasniqi:
“No, it’s not possible because the stone perfectly meets the beam. Between the stone and the wood, there is no space, not even to insert a pin.”
Of course, you shouldn’t just rely on a photo. We went to the pyramid of Meidum. The history of Egypt hangs from this beam. Wood stuck in concrete. Anyone can go there and see it and touch it.
Fehmi Krasniqi:
“When we know how to pour a stone-like concrete way, you will do a second, and third, you make tens, hundreds, thousands, millions of blocks, and thus we can build a whole pyramid.”
The enormous stones of the pyramid of Khafre are made on-site with limestone concrete poured into long molds. It is inconceivable to transport this stone. Do you know how many stones of this size are there? Hundreds.
It is unimaginable that they were transported and cut. They have been cast as well. In the Temple of the valley of Khafre, there are blocks of limestone weighing 300 to 400 tons, that can be observed. The chamber of the Pyramid of Menkaure is made from a single block weighing about 600 tons. One can clearly see the location of the construction beams left when the concrete was still fresh.
By the way, what is the piece of wood doing in stone?
And most prodigious of all is the perimeter wall surrounding the Pyramid of Khephren. This perimeter wall is a perfect 90 ° square made of single-piece blocks of 500 to 1000 tons or more. It is 8 m high, 6 meters wide and 60 meters long. Two solutions: either the Egyptians cut the hill, but then, one needs to show how it was to cut a hill to a height of 8 meters. Or the wall is simply poured concrete.
This brings us back to meidum. If the Egyptians were able to build a pyramid with concrete, it is therefore logical that they could pour a large wall, like all the other buildings in Egypt.
Joseph Davidovits, in his book Bâtir les pyramides sans pierres ni esclaves; wrote he was helped by ten participants who poured 4 blocks weighing two tons in two weeks.
When you have a malleable material that hardens quickly, you can make whatever you want with it: pyramids, temples, statues, obelisks, sarcophagus, or even vases. Indeed it is simple. It should be understood that to build a pyramid with a height of 140 meters, we need a stone on the ground with a minimum resistance of 15 Mega Pascal minimum. These are the basics of engineers and architects.
This block has a resistance of 25 to 40 Mega Pascal so scientifically this stone can support 500 identical ones without collapsing. The pyramid would be 140 meters high. There is more than enough resistance. After many trials and experiments, the Egyptians had acquired the technique which they used for the 1st pyramid of Djoser 180 years earlier.
The construction of the pyramid started 4 years ago. We are at ground level. The formwork for the first cardinal stones is in place. Arranged in an Indian file, I mean an African file, the workers pass the baskets one after the other, from the mixing tank to the mold. They pour the white concrete and about 30 minutes later the framework is filled.
But … let’s go back a few years. A little further, when the Egyptians settled on the banks of the Nile. Long before, they discovered numbering. They start from the simple principle of 1 to 10, counting the fingers of the hand. Then they count the toes + 10, and thus appropriate the numbering system of 10 by 10 by 10. This is the same system we use today. After language, numbering is the second thing humanity has learned, long before writing. The numbering system by 10 is for humans, the first gateway to the scientific understanding of the environment. It is a kind of bridge between the primitive mind and intelligence.
The Egyptians observe that the year is made of 365 days +1. They divide it into 3 seasons of 4 months, a total of 12 months. The seasons were called: Flood, Germination, and Harvests. Over the years, they observed a strange phenomenon: Each year in summer, on a specific day, July 14, a star, the brightest, rose with the sun and a few minutes later it disappeared into the light. The same day, the Nile flooded the fields.
The floods were fertile, essential to life, to produce food. The Egyptians deified this star and called it Sopdet or Septi. It was the Star that announced the floods of the Nile. Today we call him Sirius. This phenomenon is called the Helladic Rise of Sirius. It was the 1st day of the Egyptian year. Followed by five days celebrations of holidays. The Nile brought essential silt to crops. It is for this reason that this star was sacred to them. The land was inundated for 3-4 consecutive months. The work in the fields stopped during this time the Egyptians went up in the hills to be on the dry land. Well, it was the start of three months of vacation. And so it was like that year after year for thousands of years.
This episode is hidden and is not explained by Egyptologists. They don’t talk about the Nile floods at all. An innocent mind immediately wonders: but what were they doing for 3 or 4 months if they couldn’t cultivate the fields?
The Egyptians did three things during these 3 to 4 months of vacation: Observe, measure, and record everything. As soon as the Nile returned to its bed, a big problem had arisen. The limitations of the fields had disappeared. It was then necessary to retrace the boundaries of each peasant’s fields and start sowing as quickly as possible. And they had to be traced correctly to avoid dispute.
Therefore, the Egyptians began to draw straight lines, rectangles, squares, diagonals, circles, and triangles with wires and sticks. Everything was noted on papyri. This was the beginning of Geometry. They understood the fundamental function of nature: everything is broken down or put together into a small, equal unit. This observation will serve them throughout their discoveries. They also needed a unit of measurement to properly demarcate the plots. Geometry is good, but after all, you have to measure the lines.
They considered the King’s foot: the length of the King’s foot can be used as a standard. This standard will be multiplied and distributed throughout the kingdom. They considered the King’s feet, arms, legs, elbows, but there was a problem, this unit was not fixed. There would be no problem during his reign, but not all Kings were the same height. The next King would surely want us to use his foot or his elbow out of his pride. In the hills, while waiting for the Nile to recede, the Egyptians thought and looked for a solution to the problem. This unit of measurement had to have a fixed length in time, if possible never to change.
They observed the size of different plants, that of fruits, seeds, any object in nature. But not all of these objects had a fixed size. For example, if a seed was watered well, the next year its size would change. And over long distances, the difference quickly became significant. Then, they got the idea to measure the water. Yes. The freshwater from the Nile. They measured one drop and then another. They were all the same size! From the Lower Nile to the Upper Nile, the drops were the same size. They noticed that the size of the water drop did not change year after year. It’s awesome!
The Egyptians found a unique unity. The diameter of the drop of water on a waterproof surface, such as granite or alabaster is constant. It measures 1 CM.
Planet RAW and Tony Miotto are two observers of ‘Project Serapeum Saqqarah’, and here is their conversation
Planet RAW
“Today an incredible video in which you will dive into the heart of the first stage of the Serapeum project.
“Or the or the …”
“So that’s the stop M on the diagram”
“I don’t know if the Egyptians knew the meter or not, I don’t know anything”
“… plus have you checked the measurement? Did you measure it twice?
“I double all the measures every time”
“OK, so 1 meter. “
“1.000 meters”
“1 meter stack measured with laser twice in a row. “
They named this small unit Royal Finger. 10 drops of water or 10 Royal Fingers = 1 Royal Hand. 100 drops of water, so 100 Royal Fingers or 10 Royal Hands equals One Royal Leg. Centuries later, these discoveries were taken out of secret coffers and renamed differently: The Royal Finger was called the Centimeter, The Royal Hand the decimeter, and the Royal Leg the meter. They were presented as recent discoveries and the French appropriate them “Made in France“.
The diameter of the drop of freshwater measures what is now called 1cm. Water is a universal constant. The size of the drop of freshwater will never change for thousands and millions of years. Yes, the universal unit, the meter, was not invented in 1780 but was discovered by the Egyptians millennia ago.
A meter is a universal unit because it is measured on water. Water is the only material that is stable. All other materials or objects are difficult to measure or else they vary over time. The Architecture of the entire Universe is built on this unity. Using the meter, this immutable unit was defined as the 6 fundamental units of physics and chemistry of today: Ampere, Celsius, Mole, Candela, Second, and Kilogram. So everything. Now that the Egyptians have discovered the meter they can trace the plots without any problem. With the meter, they measure everything and recorded everything.
They take a disc the diameter of a Royal Leg and wrap a wire around it. They unrolled the string and measure it. The perimeter of the disc is 3 Royal Legs and 14 Royal Fingers. Or 314 Royal Fingers. A disc of diameter 10 unrolled corresponded to 31 units and 4 subunits. A disc of diameter 1 corresponds to 3 units and 14 subunits. One number stood out each time: 314 31.4 3.14 They think this number is important. This figure is Pi 3.14. The Egyptians knew Pi with precision, long before Archimedes.
From this experience, they also deduce the decimal system. They cut the disc into 6, measure it on the Royal Leg, the meter. They get the figure 52 centimeters and 36 subunits…. Millimeters. They write it down and think it is important.
Over the course of their observations, they noted that the volume of a sphere represents 52.36% of the volume of a cube. Each time the volume of the cube and the sphere increases proportionally, this number does not change. In doing so, they have discovered one of the most important universal constants, kept secret, 52.36. Twice, in volumes and shapes, this figure is everywhere. They conclude that this number is sacred. The Egyptians had discovered the number 52.36 which is a universal constant like pi and phi. The 52-36 is an important universal constant, more than the pi and the golden ratio since it relates the space in 2D with that of 3D.
Now… how does one incorporate this sacred number? They put a stick on the Royal Leg, the meter, which is divided into 100 units. They cut the stick so that it made 52 Royal Fingers and 36 Subunits. The royal cubit was born. The Royal Cubis equals 52.36 drops of water, which is 52.36 Centimeters.
From that moment on, all of Egypt will have as a standard a Universal Constant, the Royal Cubit. The Egyptian Royal Cubit as it is presented in museums, 28 Fingers, or 7 Palms is incomprehensible. It is disguised so that the people do not understand the origin of this cubit. It doesn’t matter who disguised the cubit, but when you put it on a meter it displays 52cms, 36 millimeters, and 6 tenths of a millimeter. It becomes a universal constant. It takes on all its meaning.
They invent another measure, half a meter minus 5 millimeters, called the Royal Babylonian Cubit. They used these 2 standards and the meter was deliberately hidden. It is for this reason that the meter is found everywhere in the Great Pyramid since the royal cubit is graduated on the meter. Any other unit, yard, inch, mile, nautical mile, pica, foot, are all arbitrarily calibrated or graduated on the meter. There is nothing universal or unchanging in nature that measures 1 inch, 1 yard, or a mile. The whole number 8 is divided by pi. The result 2.54 will graduated to the meter. The imperial system is born.
Empirically, the Egyptians also discover the Gold ratio. They reason thus: Since the gods have used these sacred figures everywhere in nature. In order to remain connected to nature ourselves, we must integrate them into our buildings, to do as gods do. Simple reasoning but genius. Sacred principles! Sacred principles!
The Egyptians will integrate the Universal Constants everywhere: PI, the Golden Ratio, the Royal constant, the whole panoply of sacred geometry with the Meter. The Egyptians knew about the Fibonacci sequence in Golden Number thousands of years before it, and called it, “the addition sequence.” The temple of Khafre, the temple of Edfu, the palace of Akhenaton are built with the golden rectangle. Look to the figures for the parade of the Fibonacci sequence 3,700 years ago.
This is the truth, a far cry from the image of the primitive Egyptians, who were dragging stones and hitting stones against each other all day long.
At this point, the Egyptians thought that they could also use water as a standard of weight. They weighed a container of 10 Royal Fingers filled with water and then assigned it a weight on the scale. Do you know how much that is?
Today it is called 1 kilogram.
They could now weigh and measure without a problem. A drop of water measures 1cm and a 10cm cube weighs 1 kilo. These measures will not change for millions of years! Yes, the weight standard also comes from the Egyptians.
Imperial and US units of weight like the pound, ounce, and long ton, volume units like gallon or pint are arbitrary or graduated to the Meter. The only universal and immutable measure is the kilogram, which itself derives from the meter.
The cm indexed to the diameter of the water drop is a universal measure and has remained unchanged for millions of years. The Egyptians will use throughout their history the 2 units at the same time: the cubit and the meter. It doesn’t matter who hid these standards over the centuries: the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans or French. One thing is certain since they were discovered by the Egyptians, they have been transmitted discreetly and they have been well preserved.
Interview Quentin Leplat / Independent researcher in ancient sciences
“We also find the use of the metric unit on monuments that are more recent. For example, in 12th-century Roman churches, where when we study the dimensions of these monuments we find that the metric unit may have been used. I took measurements and did the statistical processing of the data. I have seen that on these 12th-century monuments, we used the metric unit but also the Egyptian royal cubit. I measured the Roman church of Saint Nectaire, I could see that the entrance is composed of an airlock which measures 3 meters wide, a whole number of meters, and then the entrance which is just behind measures 4 royal cubits wide. And the length of this great Roman church is exactly 40 meters. On the church of Conques, there is on one of the walls a stone totally different from the others. It is a stone that is much bigger, which you notice immediately upon arriving, and this stone, its width is exactly 1 meter. “
Around minus 2650 BC, a scientist from the court of King Djoser, called Imhotep, mixes various materials: natron, lime, limestone and discovers that this mixture hardens after a few days and looks like a natural stone. He improved the formula and built the 1st pyramid of Egypt, the Step Pyramid of Djoser.
Imhotep certainly used several concrete formulas, which is why we find stones of different compositions in this pyramid. With experience the Egyptians built ever more beautiful and captivating pyramids, leading to the reign of Khufu.
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