Large general-purpose ampoule knife
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viic:
This video ignores the spiral cuts that are found on some ancient cores and bore holes, which show that the ancient tool was advancing much more quickly than by abrasive sand. This has been the actual leading edge of the ancient tube drill debate for decades. But of course this video doesn't mention that or attempt to explain it.
junkyard blacksmith:
It baffles me that anyone can deny the ingenuity of the ancient Egyptians. They left thier mark on the world in pretty spectacular fashion
greg coleman:
I thought the grooves on Egyptian bore holes were perfect spiral. If someone wrapped a string around them ??
Yosef ben Leví NUEVA CONSCIENCIA:
Este video es de lo más absurdo que alguien puede mostrar. Lo que han hecho Nikolai y Sokolov es un burdo experimento casero, una auténtica chapuza en la que han invertido mucho tiempo y 3 personas para perforar 5 cm de profundidad por 3 cm de grosor. Estamos hablando de 60 a 80 cm de profundidad con un grosor de 10 a 6 cm. En los trepanos al igual que en los mazacotes extraidos no existen deformaciones y los hay por todo Egipto, y no se ha encontrado una sola broca de cobre en ninguna excavación. Igualmente conviene señalar que en la actualidad cualquier trepano que se realice en una construcción, se usan brocas de widia y diamante, NO EL COBRE....señores, NO SE DEJEN ENGAÑAR con ésta farsa de éste video.
Danijel Leijnad:
Very cool.
But with this , there are only more questions opened up.
But firstly this dose not exclude that things were made long before the mainstream give dates. Nor dose it exlude it was made with other metals than only copper.
I find this very interesting and acceptable.
If given time of 20 years how were 2milion blocks moved, carved and fitted into the place with other work around them, having a shift of 12-8 hours a day in 20 years , a block should be carved made transported and fetid into place about every 3 minutes. ( you can check my math i am not sure in it ) But that is block by block. Even if we say there were more blocks made simultaneously. We still have a problem in the given time frame.
There are just so many questions and videos like your help to explain some of them to a degree.
The Aliens did it should be excluded from conversations. Instead people should focus on repeating the methods used back than and re valuating the answers we have
1. So did all the ancient civilizations in the world that have the same carvings used this method? And how did they come up with it without communicating ?
2. This is different than the mainstream media teaching in school books so why are they not including it.
3. Dose it work with much bigger objects and how long honestly would it need to take ?
LordHaehnchen:
Hi. Thats a very great video and practical test.
At the End of the video you ask how the drill core can have
helical shape (spiral) carve lines. As described from Petrie.
I wonder how. Have you any idea?
It lets my brain explode if i try to think how this is possible with
your device.
Manjunath Bhatt:
Visit indian temples... Cambodian temples... Sri Lankan temples.... these are thousands years old and many technologies can be revealed
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