UFO / UAP

[denso13]

I am point out that no treasures or evidence was every found in them

I don't believe you.

 

[denso13]

that and not getting past the peer reviews

When did that happen? You do realise the research in question also said the Egyptians built them?

 

[Deleted member 317777]

When did that happen? You do realise the research in question also said the Egyptians built them?

I don’t think it was worded quite like, now was it.

MIT article.

Unfinished pyramid, explain when it’s fenced off

 

[denso13]

I don’t think it was worded quite like, now was it.

"The materials and know-how needed to cast the pyramids' giant 2-1/2 ton blocks in place, rather than quarrying and moving blocks of solid limestone, was definitely available to the Egyptians, Hobbs explains."

No need for anyone else to be involved, the Egyptians had the technology.

 

[Deleted member 317777]

"The materials and know-how needed to cast the pyramids' giant 2-1/2 ton blocks in place, rather than quarrying and moving blocks of solid limestone, was definitely available to the Egyptians, Hobbs explains."

No need for anyone else to be involved, the Egyptians had the technology.

The materials are available to me, I’ve not build a pyramid yet.

More straw clutching

 

[denso13]

The materials are available to me, I’ve not build a pyramid yet.

More straw clutching

No the argument seems to be that the Egyptians couldn't have done it because they didn't know how and didn't have the tools/materials required.

You've confirmed that isn't true.

 

[Deleted member 317777]

No the argument seems to be that the Egyptians couldn't have done it because they didn't know how and didn't have the tools/materials required.

You've confirmed that isn't true.

I’ve confirmed they could have used Geopolymer.

I’d still like to see 200 tonne stone moved on wet mud. Fek, we’d struggle to move it today.

Anyway, I’m off for a few pints. Enjoy your afternoon.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Yea, they explain that. Have you got any evidence for your position yet?

Have you any evidence to suggest your version of them being stuffed with valuables and bodies was ever true? It is just an assumption, made to fit. The Valley of the Kings, would seem to be where they, and their valuables were put, and where they were robbed.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

"The materials and know-how needed to cast the pyramids' giant 2-1/2 ton blocks in place, rather than quarrying and moving blocks of solid limestone, was definitely available to the Egyptians, Hobbs explains."

No need for anyone else to be involved, the Egyptians had the technology.

Wouldn't the 'cast in place' be more obvious than it is. If I cast concrete in place, it precisely matches what it sits on, apart from any shuttering put around it, to contain it.

The only way to avoid that, would be to simply shutter the entire base and sides, to make blocks, then move the blocks into place, which rather defeats the idea, and takes much longer.

 

[denso13]

It is just an assumption, made to fit.

Why would it be suggested that there valuables in the tombs just to make it fit. Would would anybody possibly gain from that?

The Valley of the Kings, would seem to be where they, and their valuables were put, and where they were robbed.

Yes, that's been suggested.

 

[denso13]

Wouldn't the 'cast in place' be more obvious than it is. If I cast concrete in place, it precisely matches what it sits on, apart from any shuttering put around it, to contain it.

The only way to avoid that, would be to simply shutter the entire base and sides, to make blocks, then move the blocks into place, which rather defeats the idea, and takes much longer.

Who knows, it was just a suggestion by another poster.

 

[Koolpc]

What specifically?

Every single thing you post!!!!!

 

[denso13]

Every single thing you post!!!!!

I knew that was coming...

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Why would it be suggested that there valuables in the tombs just to make it fit. Would would anybody possibly gain from that?

You keep asking for evidence, where is your evidence that the Egyptians ever made any use at all of the pyramids?

Perhaps they always buried their dead, in the Valley of the Kings?

 

[denso13]

where is your evidence that the Egyptians ever made any use at all of the pyramids

There is loads, have a search.

You keep asking for evidence

Yes, I do that because all I ever get is questions about the evidence I post.

If someone has a different view, then fine. I'm only asking why they think what they do. Gut feelings don't cut it.