Pyramid Mystery Solved

[Lionheart]

 Yep, I thought that title might have gotten your attention. It got mine. But I see that they haven't solved a thing. You got to love that they keep trying. But until they can think "outside" the box, they won't be able to either. They might have to check their "ego" at the door as well. I think that's what's standing in their way at the moment.

http://news.yahoo.com/solved-ancient-egyptians-moved-massive-pyramid-stones-194231772.html;_ylt=Asj1pD3d.z.C6JA.tu4aNTwmhvZ_;_ylc=X3oDMTdpaXRsMTNuBF9TAzIxNDY4NjI2MzAEYWN0A3RodW1ibGluawRjY29kZQNudWxsBGN0A3N0YW5kYXJkBGVkAzEEaW50bAN1cwRpdGMDMARscG9zAzAEbWNvZGUDQWdCVFl5SVFBQUg5RUFCQ0l4QUFmcUVRQUc2QwRtaWQDdGQEbXBvcwMxBHBrZwNpZC0zNDc4OTg2BHBrZ3QDMQRwb3MDOARzZWMDdGQtZmVhBHNsawNIb3cgcHlyYW1pZHMgd2VyZSBidWlsdAR0YXIDaHR0cDovL25ld3MueWFob28uY29tBHRlc3QDBHZlcnNpb24DbGVnbwR3b2UD;_ylg=X3oDMTBhYWM1a2sxBGxhbmcDZW4tVVM-;_ylv=3

As usual the comments were even better then the article itself. I did like this one guy's theory from the comments though. It was the first time I heard this theory before.

He was talking about the Pyramids being created from the top down. Which some researchers say they have found to be true today. His theory was that the top rock was put into place first because it was level with the top of a mountain/hill that resided right next to it and that as they took down the mountain/hill, they placed new stones along the way. Kind of like deconstructing the mountain while building down a Pyramid at the same time. We know that that area of Egypt wasn't always a desert and that once there was a vast landscape there. Anyways, I thought it was an interesting theory none the less!

[Lionheart]

 Michael Tellinger was just on Coast to Coast AM talking about this very topic and he said that the problem with modern scientists and their explanations is they are trying to use the physics of today to explain something that is beyond that. They are trying to use what they know of like mass, force and mathematics in general to answer every question that baffles them today.

Michael Tellinger's theory on how they built the Pyramids is that they used a "Sound technology"/frequency manipulation to change the mass/weight of the stone, that we still don't fully understand today.

[no_leaf_clover]

I'm in accord with all this.  I wouldn't know the specifics of it all but the blocks are just too big and too precisely put together.  When you can't fit a sheet of paper or shine a laser between where the surfaces meet, and they're smooth to within hundredths or even thousandths of an inch, and some weigh hundreds of tons, at any of these ancient sites, they had something we don't have today.  Ba'albek is another example, and so are the so-called "cyclopean" ruins in South America that later natives built on top of.  The Romans even tried building a temple to Jupiter on top of the Ba'albak ruins, but the original site was so behemoth that the Romans just gave up trying to build over it.

[AAAAAAAA]

Well physics and mathematics has always been the same, at least here on earth. Either way, understanding is out of the question, because the Ancient world, speaking of Egyptians specifically, were better mathematicians than us anyway. They were a lot smarter than we are.