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Thank god for this song. This is what the muse meant.

These quartz basins were used to catch rainwater. They were placed at the ends of a long platform on which rain fell. The water drained into the basins. There are holes in the basin that were used to drain the water to water jars. In fact, the entire obelisk complex was used to catch rainwater. ...

The pyramid rain catchment theory pertains to all of the Old Kingdom pyramids--not just Khufu's. Does your theory pertain to all of them as well? I will be the first to admit that Khufu's pyramid is extraordinary in ways that are so much greater and different than the others, but the pyramid comp...

This is a very professional interviewer who is extremely well informed. We need people like her in the field. Thank you very much. I'm envious of her.

I love this song.

I like this very much, but I like Robert Temple's idea. I think it is Sesostris I.

I've heard about this sort of theory. I think there may have been a well underneath the pyramid, but I doubt that fire was involved. Probably just buckets and ropes. Anyway, there was plenty of rain. I think the pyramids captured rainwater, and sent it down an aqueduct. Check out my videos on you...

Is this for real?

That was absolutely awesome. Thanks Mr. Patato

I think the pyramids were used to catch rainwater. I call it the pyramid rain catchment theory. Google it.

Very cool music. Good example of the concept that the pyramid is in the center of all landmass on the planet. I am convinced that it was a time capsule that tells us that whoever built it knew the earth was round, and they knew exactly how to measure it . Fascinating. Check out my video about the...

Finally someone with real information. Thank you Alex Jones and Noory.

Napoleon's soldiers did not shoot the nose off of the Sphinx. There is a document that states that a crazy follower of Christianity (or Islam) defaced it. In fact, there are drill marks and crowbar marks still visible above the nose area. Napoleon loved the ruins of Egypt, even though he attacked...

Why am I supposed to care when time begins or ends? How does it affect my reality? If my life has already occurred, why do I care what happens today. Hologram. Now, I really don't care about anything. That's the problem with the theory. Why do you believe that there is only one god and that it is...

I am so grateful to hear something really intelligent. Everyone on this show seemed like a genius to me.

I would guess that the red wall was built around the remains of the limestone wall. I see a pattern similar to Egypt, in which it seems that the valley temple of Khafra was originally built with limestone that eroded. It was then encased with red granite. However, this also entails a much older d...

Houdin has done it, but what about the other pyramids? How were they built?

good speaker, quite knowledgeable

I saw them sing for 100 people at the 40 watt in Athens. losing my religion. it seemed like everyone knew the words and you could hear girls screaming them like they owned them.

expertly done video. this speaker is so clear. I think that's why I like Hoagland so much. How does he get all his information. Research i guess.

I'm sorry I don't understand the significance of the star map theory. What difference does it make. So, they look like Orion, etc. What's the point? We're from outer space? So? What difference does it make. The pyramid rain catchment theory is the first valid theory about the pyramids of Egypt in...

This has gotta be the best theory about how the pyramids were built, but it only explains the great pyramid. How were Sneferu's and Khafra's pyramids built? I guess Pierre needs to look for ramps inside those too. That's his next step. By the way, if you want to know what the pyramids were used ...

This is a good conversation. The speaker is good. Very well researched.

Intro was way too long on this one. Sometimes I get really bored when they don't talk about the things they said they were going to.

Get on with it!

The casing stones were closely joined because they needed to be waterproof. The pyramids of the Old Kingdom were built to capture rainwater.

I thought it was the same quote that you were referring to. About how the Egyptians used small wooden mechanisms to move the stones higher up the pyramid. I'd have to refer to the books to get it exactly right.

great job, I'd like to see a robot follow the inner ramp of Jean Houdin at Khufu