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Tbf IT does talk utter garbage. When he’s loses out comes the “conspiracy” card.
So predictable.
UFO / UAP
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So predictable.
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Then prove him wrong. It isn't rocket science.
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I’ve said my bit.
The unfinished pyramid, what are they hiding ?
Ancient Egyptians could core through granite better than we can now.
And move 200 tonne stones better than we can now.
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Again, Bullshit, you're making it up.
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How many 200-400 tonne stones has modern man moved ?
How many did the Egyptians “move” ?
And the core rate has been proven. Stop being a sausage
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Peanuts,
9 of the Largest and Heaviest Loads Ever Transported
Check out the largest and heaviest loads ever transported on the road!
www.heavyhaulers.com
No it hasn't.
No idea.
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Core 7, a granite core sample from ancient Egypt, features precise spiral grooves, sparking debate about whether they represent lost technology or skillful ancient craftsmanship. Some propose that the grooves indicate the use of a specialized drilling technique, while others attribute them to the abrasive nature of the drilling process and the way the tools moved.Peanuts,
9 of the Largest and Heaviest Loads Ever Transported
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No it hasn't.
No idea.
Evidence and Interpretations:
- The Grooves:
Core 7, discovered near the Pyramids of Giza, exhibits a series of precise, continuous grooves that spiral around the core. These grooves are distinct from the concentric rings found in replicated drilling experiments, leading some to suggest a more advanced drilling technique.
- Replication Attempts:
Numerous attempts have been made to replicate the grooves using various methods, including abrasive powders and tubes, but the results haven't matched the precision and continuous nature of the grooves on Core 7.
- Ancient Craftsmanship:
Proponents of the ancient craftsmanship theory argue that the grooves could have been created through a combination of abrasive powder, the movement of the drilling tools, and the nature of the granite.
- Lost Technology:
Some researchers believe that the grooves suggest the existence of a lost technology, perhaps involving a specialized drilling machine or tool that allowed for precise, controlled drilling.
- The Grooves:
The debate surrounding Core 7 remains ongoing, with no definitive answer about how the grooves were created. Both the ancient craftsmanship and lost technology theories have valid points, and further research is needed to determine the most accurate explanation.
Yes, couldn't find anything to support your nonsense.
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That process modern man has moved a few heavy items.Peanuts,
9 of the Largest and Heaviest Loads Ever Transported
Check out the largest and heaviest loads ever transported on the road!
No it hasn't.
No idea.
Imagine what we’d do with wet sand…..
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It’s above this post, you sausage.
They still can’t replicate the core rate!!
Please feel free to ignore my link, as you normally do.
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Well yes, the debate is ongoing. No where does it say a superior race or aliens.
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Who used wet sand? Some say that, some don't.
Really, get real. Just look at the modern equipment we have to specially design, to move that sort of weight, and that on modern roads. Back then - no modern lifting equipment, no smooth roads, doubtful even wheels.
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