Cologne Cathedral, which survived the Second World War 

no. he is referring to the spires.

I would assume it needs frequent work done to maintain it.

A Prussian prince was moved by the idealism behind the idea of cologne cathedral. Thus he ordered it finished. That is what I heard.

The attempted to avoid. Look at pictures from WW2.

I agree ! In 1988 I was in Cologne; I spent 1 hour just to walk around it in wonder. North Americans cannot see wonders like this. I listen to their DOM Radio for Masses.

The ancient Egyptians are long gone. Current day residents of Egypt are Arabs and have nothing to do with the pyramids.

either way theres no modern person that can build anything close to the pyramids/ziggurats and the large gothic cathedrals and gigantic churches and palaces that the ancestors build, they had far superior knowledge and wisdom on some stuff and other things people do not have anymore, and closer connection to the divine as well

@@TheFreshEC the ancient arabians also built a lot of wonders that no person today can replicate, such as the great mosque of mecca and the alhambra palace, those people were on a whole other league than todays people

It looks like a black and white mathematical drawing

​@@noneisallminussome371 from the top it looks like a tesselation

Tartarian.

And saying stuff like that unironically makes you look like a massive idiot

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Just 23 years , for the tallest pyramid to be built and was 450 feet tall and was the tallest building for the next 4000 years.

Well.. A: Construction was halted for hundrets of years and B: Its far more complicated to build a catheadral than a pyramid.

They halted construction for over 300 years. The Imperial Cathedral in Speyer - the biggest Romanesque Church - was built between 1025 and 1061 (and at this time the largest church in Western Europe). However, funded in the first place by the emperors to be their burial place. Gothic cathedrals took generally longer to build. Lots of work for skilled stonemasons which were in limited supply. And often really ambitious projects. St. Martin in Landshut was built between 1385 and 1500. With a height of 130 m still the highest (not steel supported) brick building in the world. At this time Landshut had so 7,000 inhabitants. One thing in Cologne was that soon after the start of the construction in 1248 the city started to fight for its independence from the (prince) bishop of Cologne. Starting with the battle of Worringen (1288) until the official independence of the city in 1475. The prince bishop took residence in Bonn and Brühl. And was in Cologne only a tolerated guest. Not that good for the funding. Like the Cologne Cathedral also the Brühl Palace is a UNESCO world heritage site. When the cathedral was finally completed between 1842 and 1880 funds came from all over Germany. It was completed using the original plans. And was from 1880 on for a few years still the highest building on the planet. Just to show how ambitious the plans from 1248 were. They made some smaller adjustments. The roof is an iron construction - which saved the church in WW2 from destruction (it received so 10 major hits by bombs). And they used a rather soft yellow sandstone which was easier to work on. That was however a bad choice.

Do you know of a way to view the ‘original plans’ they used to finish construction in the 1800s?

@@jonathanbutler3833 They were on public display between Aug. and Nov. 2022. Thus unlikely in the near feature. The most important piece is a drawing of the (main) western facade from 1280. " fassadenplan f koelner dom" 4,05 m high and 1,66 m wide

Because once you watch one the algorithm keeps feeding you more.

It´s much older (from round about 800) but not bigger.

Aachen is far more beautiful, much older and has a lot of history (every german king between 900 and 1530 was crowned there for example) so I recommend visiting it altough its smaller

Your comment is nonesense

​@gamingblaze1196I am a Christian.

What is nonsense

​@@TheRealNewWhirledOrderwhat's your point re being Christian to saying a church building is nonsense? It's a beautiful church, architecturally. Irrespective of if you're Catholic or Protestant.

@@jayjayn007 1. I have NEVER seen any evidence of a whirling, twirling, hurling, hurtling, wibbling, wobbling, zipping and zooming, spinning space ball, spherical, "planet earth" and NEITHER HAVE YOU. 2. Do you really believe that people using horses and wagons on dirt roads could have built that structure with the technology that we're told they had at the time? Also, where did they find all the highly skilled labourers?