Ancient Technology Podcast - Lost Advanced Technologies in Ancient Egypt | Chris King - Part 2

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This is the second episode of a four-part series featuring Chris King on the Ancient Technology Podcast, the visionary behind Chris King Precision Components, with over 50 years of expertise in super high-precision manufacturing and machining across aerospace, medical, and biking industries. In this episode, we delve deeper into the intriguing topic of the long-debated impossible drill holes and cores, alongside the renowned Serapeum, housing unbelievably precise huge granite boxes that, according to some researchers, were not crafted by the Egyptians.
Full Podcast: • Ancient Technology
SHOW NOTES:
00:00:00-Introduction
00:01:59-Drill holes in Giza
00:08:22-Reaction to debunkers
00:25:28-Diamond tools
00:30:02-Ra expedition
00:31:32-3D scan of drill hole in Luxor
00:38:05-Finishing surfaces
00:46:08-Serapeum

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2 июн 2024

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@debaser71 11 дней назад

These videos are great! Thanks. Could they have used corundum as an abrasive? Sorry if this was already addressed.

11 дней назад

Yes, corundum could be used as an abrasive, but the question is, if it was used, how did they embed it into the tube drill? Loose abrasive doesn't seem to be the best way to reproduce all types of striations.

@debaser71 10 дней назад

I was thinking of captured corundum pebbles (rather than sand or dust). Captured as in sort of held in place with ridges and valleys on the outside of the tube. Maybe in combination with adhesives. But yeah "how" is still the question.

@aaaaaaaaa23541541651 12 дней назад

hell yeah

@kevinchamberlain7928 11 дней назад

Christopher Dunn has expounded on the original findings of William Flinders Petri. I strongly recommend you read his books. You will not get a better head's up than this comment, so start researching.

11 дней назад

Thank you! I know his work. I would love to invite him sometime on the show, because as an electrical engineer i have questions regarding The Giza Power Plant

@KevAF_ 11 дней назад

they never show or verify their measurements and it really bothers me. give me a shot of your caliper so i can read it too

11 дней назад

That is true! That is why I am going to 3D scan those museum pieces in October.

@bartosdiagos 12 дней назад

Can't we just lay it under a microscope, to see if there is copper residue ?

11 дней назад

Unfortunately, if this were possible, it could answer a lot of questions, but thousands of years have bleached all the residue, even if it was there. We have to find another way to figure out what happened, but we are working on the answer.

@bartosdiagos 11 дней назад

There must be a drill hole that is buried / untouched.

@billbarney4937 12 дней назад

they had more advanced technology 30000 years ago when the pyramids in Egypt were really built. pyramids are in every country . they had laser cutting and knew how to levitate multi-ton blocks of stone transported over long distances