Joe Rogan just had a very interesting Conversation on his podcast about an Updated Great Pyramid internal Ram Theory this new theory is fascinating And shows how powerful ancient Egyptians Really were so recently a group of the World's top researchers formed a new Multi-disciplinary team comprising of Experts in various Fields such as Archeology physics and engineering and They have deciphered the enigmatic Mechanisms Behind These ancient Egyptian Technologies and unraveled their Practical applications and one of the Explorers that has made the world talk About his new discoveries is Graham Hancock who revealed his final the Great Pyramid internal Ram theory that people Don't know and it is fascinating According to Graham Hancock and Joe Rogan there is a big breakthrough and Scientists have finally solved the Mystery of who really built the pyramids So the Great Pyramid of Giza a monument Recognized universally for his Architectural Brilliance and has for Centuries mystified Scholars Archaeologists and enthusiasts alike one Such Enthusiast whose Fascination Transcends the realm of the ordinary is Joe Rogan however one topic he Recurrently returns to is that of the Great Pyramid and its internal Ram Theory Rogan's engagement for the

Internal Ram Theory exemplifies his Persistent quest for understanding The Unexplained on his podcast he has often Brought this subject into conversation With various experts historians Architects and archaeologists in fact His genuine interest in open discussions Has served to amplify the visibility and Exploration of this theory in popular Culture Joe often juxtaposes the Internal Ram Theory with the mainstream Perspective that the pyramid was built Using an external RAM system while the Latter is widely accepted Rogan tends to Favor the internal Ram Theory Considering it a more plausible and Efficient method he frequently Emphasizes the need for continued Scientific investigation underlining That the mystery of the Great Pyramid is Far from being fully unraveled when we Talk about mysteries of pyramids one Very interesting question always arises How did the ancient Egyptians manage to Move heavy 2.5 ton blocks to construct The Great Pyramid without Modern Machinery building khufu's pyramid in Giza was a massive project that involved Placing around 2 million stone blocks Each weighing an average of 2.5 tonnes During the initial years of construction They had to set five blocks in place Every minute since there were no records Documenting the construction of this

Ancient Marvel Scholars have put forth Various theories regarding its Construction one popular belief is that The ancient Egyptians built ramps next To the pyramids to transport the blocks To each new level however even the Experts aren't entirely convinced by the Proposed models such as the longtime Rampant spiral ramp in recent years the French architect Jean-Pierre houdin has Developed a new Theory suggesting the Presence of an internal spiral ramp that Was covered once the pyramid was Finished this Innovative idea might help Solve the age-old mystery surrounding The construction of the Great Pyramid The Great Pyramid was constructed during The rule of pharaoh Khufu who was the Leader of Egypt between approximately 2547 and 2524 BC the construction of This pyramid was supervised by khufu's Brother himenyu according to the Greek Historian Herodotus who visited Egypt Around 450 BC local priests informed him That the ancient Egyptians used machines To lift the blocks scholars believe that These machines would likely some form of Crane another Greek historian diadorus Of Sicily wrote 300 years later that the Egyptians use Ram to move the blocks Regardless of the exact method used it Is likely that hemenu chose an approach That minimized the use of unnecessary Materials as well as reduce the need for

Additional Manpower and time it seems Likely the ramps were used in the Construction of the Great Pyramid there Is evidence to support this idea ancient Texts like the right mathematical Papyrus and the Papyrus of Anastasia the First mentioned calculations related to Ramps such as figuring out their size And the number of stones required for Different ramp Dimensions additionally Remnants of ramps have been discovered At various locations including karluk And the Quarry site near the Sphinx in Giza the first and most commonly Disliked ramp is the big straight ramp Building this type of ramp would have Been a huge and challenging project Every time they needed to make it taller They had to make it longer and wider to Handle the weight the big straight ramp Also has other issues it was inclined at A 10 to 1 angle it would go beyond the Quarry area the materials used for Constructing such a ramp would have Their own limitations the ramp needs to Be white because sand has a steeper Angle than the pyramid shape building Big ramps requires a lot of stones Almost as much as the pyramid itself Also the work would constantly be Interrupted when extending the ramp These ramps would either be short and Too steep to be practical or long but Not steep enough

It doesn't make sense to construct the Whole pyramid using a large ramp at the Front according to the long ramp model Theory there was a ram built on just one Side of the pyramid as more blocks were Brought up the ramp was extended and Elevated to allow the stones to be Lifted higher it's worth mentioning that If the ramp was too steep with a slope Greater than eight percent around 8 to 12 degrees the workers would struggle to Drag the stones up the ramp if the ramp Allowed for this inclination in order For it to reach the top of the pyramid Which is 481 feet tall the ramp itself Would need to be over one mile in length The proposed model faces two significant Challenges firstly there is insufficient Place on the Giza Plateau to accommodate A ramp of such length while the pyramid Was under construction two Noble Cemeteries were simultaneously being Built on the east and west sides of the Pyramid the northern side of the plateau Has a steep slope making it unsuitable For a ramp as a result the only viable Option for a long ramp would be the Southern side but no remains as such a Ramp have been discovered there The second problem pertains to the Enormous amount of materials necessary To construct such a massive ramp the Volume of stones alone will be Comparable to or even exceed the volume

Of stones required to build the Pyramid Itself in the case of the Spiral ramp Model the ramp would coil around the Pyramid in a spiral shape the model Eliminates the need for an extensive Mile long ramp required by the long wrap Model which also explains the absence of Ramp remains however there are Significant challenges with this Approach firstly the corners of the Pyramid would be hidden by the ramp in Order to ensure that all the edges of The pyramid meet at a single point him In here and The Architects would have Had to constantly monitor the angles of The pyramid faces and take ongoing Measurements with the ramp spiraling up The exterior of the pyramid this task Would have been extremely difficult if Not nearly impossible another challenge Would have been the time to take to Complete the construction the ramp Proposed in this model would have been Quite narrow making it hard for two Groups to use it simultaneously one Bringing up the the stones and the other Bringing Down the slates this limited Carrying capacity would have slowed down The construction process possibly Extending the time it took to build the Pyramid which already took a maximum of 23 years additionally applying the Limestone casing presented another Obstacle as it required scaffolding to

Be set up in 2003 a French architect Named Jean-Pierre houdin proposed a Different idea on the construction of The Great Pyramid he shared his theory With renowned egyptologist Bob Breyer Using 3D software developed by a French Company called disault systems houdin Created computer models of the Great Pyramid and its internal ramps according To houdin he believes these ramps are Still intact within the pyramid meldi Tireby a creative director at desot Explained that their goal was to Determine whether it would be feasible To construct the pyramid using Jean-paul's theories if we were to do it Today their findings indicated that it Would indeed be possible during the Construction of the lower part of the Pyramid the long ramp model was utilized However the did not need to extend as Far as initially thought since it only Had to reach a height of about 160 feet This external ramp was constructed using Small Limestone blocks which were later Repurposed for the upper layers of the Pyramid once the external ramp was Dismantled While the construction was progressing At the bottom of the pyramid using this External ramp the internal ramp was Simultaneously being built according to Houdin's Theory the internal ramp begins At the base of the pyramid and is

Estimated to be around six feet wide With a slope of approximately seven Percent To build the king's chamber in the Queen's chamber inside the Great Pyramid Large granite and Limestone blocks were Used as roof beams and rafters these Blocks were quite heavy with some Weighing over 60 tons due to their size They couldn't fit on the six foot wide Internal ramp as a result the external Ramp was still utilized to transport and Place these massive beams in position Additionally there was a third chamber Carved into the Bedrock beneath the Pyramid it tended for Yusuf Khufu passed Away before the construction was Finished once the internal Chambers were Finished the external ramp was taken Apart and its blocks were repurposed for Constructing the upper portion of the Pyramid This explains why no traces of the External ramp have been discovered Through field observations aerial photos Or satellite images houdin proposes that The blocks used for the external ramp Was smaller in size which made it easier To transport them up the narrow internal Ramp when constructing the internal ramp Himenu had to exercise caution to avoid Damaging other passageways and chambers Within the pyramid with that he needed To ensure that workers could navigate

The stones around the pyramid's corners According to houdin's Theory wooden Cranes were positioned in openings along The ramp to assist in turning the blocks At 90 degree angles the ancient Egyptians were familiar with the concept Of cranes as evidenced by their use of Shadows devices employed for lifting Water from the Nile it is plausible that They adapted this technology for Pyramid Construction another potential method For turning Stones could be connected to The bearing Stones discovered at Giza Which date back to the Old Kingdom these Stones were placed on poles and ropes Were utilized to pull an object and Change its direction from 45 to 90 Degrees although houdin's Theory may Appear unconventional there are pieces Of evidence that support his ideas for Instance on the northeast corner of the Pyramid at a height of approximately 270 Feet there was a notch that appears to Have been used for turning the stones Additionally a member of the French Surveying team in 1986 observed a desert Fox entering a hole near that specific Notch this observation raises the Possibility that there might be an Undiscovered opening at the base of the Pyramid leading to the internal ramp In 2008 Bob Breyer personally climbed The north side of the Great Pyramid to Examine the notch more closely during

His investigation he observed that the Floor surrounding the Notch was Noticeably uneven it measured 18 feet in Width and 20 feet in height providing Ample space to maneuver and turn the Stones located behind a narrow opening In the notch approximately 18 inches Wide and 5 feet high there was a small Room this roof built with rough blocks Had actually been discovered in the past As suggested by Ancient Graffiti dating Back to 1845. however it had not been Formally documented likely because it Was challenging to access or considered Unimportant at the time the room had an L-shaped layout with each segment Measuring about 11 feet in length 5 feet In width and 8 feet in height the Ceiling of the room exhibited some Arches with keystones indicating that it Was intentionally constructed and not a Result of the removal of limestone and Stones during ancient times After Briar shared his findings with Houdin providing measurements Photographs and videos houdin carefully Analyzed the information he concluded That this room was where the two Sections of the internal ramp Intersected specifically the spot where The blocks were turned using a crane as A construction of the pyramid was Nearing its completion the workers Filled in these notches the L-shaped

Room served as a passage for the workers To transport the stones from the ramp to The notch The Notches would then sealed With blocks and mortar starting from the Top and working downward the pattern of The dried mortar suggests that the Blocks were pushed into place from a Lower location most likely the internal Ramp the French surveying tape which was Searching for hidden chambers within the Grade pyramid utilized a technique Called microgravametric to measure the Density of different parts of the Pyramid during their analysis they Discovered an image indicating that the Edges of the pyramid had lower density Compared to the rest of the structure They proposed a theory that an external Spiral ramp may have encompassed the Outer Stones resulting in density Variation however there remained Skeptical of this explanation in 2000 Henry houdin an engineer and the father Of Jean-Pierre was shown this image he Suggested that the internal ramp could Still be present within the pyramid Running alongside the outer surface Making a 90 degree turn at the corners Effectively forming a corkscrew-like Structure leading to the top additional Evidence supporting the theory of an Internal ramp is found in the sun Temple Of Abu garib built by Pharaoh near user During the fifth Dynasty this Temple

Constructed around a century after the Great Pyramid is situated a few miles Away in 1898 German egyptologist Ludwig Burkhart excavated the temple revealing Further physical evidence that Contributes to the theory this discovery Of an internal ramp in Abu garib adds More weight to the argument beyond the Existence of the Notch and the L-shaped Room furthermore archaeologists stumbled Upon a lucky find in an old Egyptian Quarry which could potentially bring us Closer to solving their long-standing Puzzle of how the pyramids were Constructed while studying ancient Writings scientists unexpectedly came Across a ramp that had staircases and Several holes that they believe were Used to hold posts these findings Indicate that the process of moving and Placing the massive stone blocks for Constructing the monuments may have been Completed faster than previously Believed although the idea that the Ancient Egyptians utilize ramps to Transport Stones has already been Suggested the structure discovered by The Joint team from England and France Challenges previous assumptions This structure dating back to the time When the Great Pyramid of Giza was Constructed is much steeper than what Was previously considered feasible According to their findings the presence

Of steps and post holes alongside a ramp Indicates that the builders had the Ability to pull stones from both ends Rather than just dragging them behind The team proposes that the work is below The block would have utilized the posts To create a pulley system while those Above would have pulled simultaneously The researchers considered the discovery To be important because it implies that The construction process might have been Completed at a faster Pace although it Still required the strenuous work of a Large group of individuals Dr Roland en Maj a senior lecturer in egyptology at The University of Liverpool and Co-director of the Hatton of survey Explained that the system they uncovered Would enable a greater number of people To apply for simultaneously this would Result in increased Force exertion Allowing for quicker movement of the Blocks in conversation with the guardian Dr Roland enmarsh along with his Colleague Dr Janice Gordon from The Institute Francois de la erikology Oriental ifao mentioned their plan to Publish their findings in a Peer-reviewed journal soon according to Gordon who spoke to life science this Structure consists of a main inclined Pathway in the middle accompanied by two Sets of stairs that have many holes for Posts in the past the ancient Egyptians

Employed a method with their use the Sledge to transport large stone blocks The snowt was connected to these wooden Posts with ropes allowing them to haul The alabaster blocks up from the Quarry Even on extremely steep slopes with Gradients of 20 or higher according to Enmarsh the ropes that were connected to The sled served as ways to amplify the Force applied making it simpler to pull The sled up the ramp Gordon mentioned That this particular system is unique And hasn't been found anywhere else Before by examining the toolbox and the Existence of two inscriptions attributed To Khufu the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Who constructed the Great Pyramid in Giza They concluded that this system was Used during khufu's Reign or even Earlier gorson also stated that since This system could be traced back to Khufu's era it suggests that the ancient Egyptians had the knowledge to transport Massive stone blocks on steep slopes During his time this implies that they Could have employed this method to build Khufu's pyramid archaeologists widely Believe that workers involved in Constructing this pyramid utilized a Ramp system to transport stone blocks Upwards however the specific functioning Of this system has remained a puzzling Mystery for a long time the recent Discovery discussed here has the

Potential to shed light on the workings Of this Ram system offering valuable Insights to solve this long-standing Enigma according to Dr Roland in March The alabaster Quarry where they made the Discovery along with the inscriptions They were investigating has been Familiar to egyptologists for a Considerable period the Quarry was Initially uncovered by Howard Carter the Renowned explorer who famously Discovered tooting Carmen's tomb Initially the primary objective of Doctor in March's team was to thoroughly Document the inscriptions discovered in The Quarry rather than investigate the Ramp that descended into it however Their focus shifted when they became Intrigued by the construction of the Ramp and its potential insights into the Methods employed in pyramid building Based on the inscriptions they found the Researchers were able to estimate that The ramp was built during the reign of Pharaoh Khufu also known as chiops who Was responsible for constructing the Great Pyramid although there is no Definitive evidence linking this Specific ramp to the construction of the Great Pyramid Dr enmarch believes it is Reasonable to assume that such a Technique would have been employed if it Was being used in Egypt during that era At present Jean-Pierre houdin and

Barbara are collaborating to obtain Approval from the Supreme Council of Antiquities for a non-destructive survey Of the pyramid the objective is to Investigate the existence of an internal Ramp using methods that do not harm the Structure potential non-destructive Techniques could include more advanced Microgram metric surveys high resolution Infrared photography or sonar thermal Photography is also a possibility as it Could reveal cool air pockets between The hot Stones if there is indeed an Internal ramp if these tests provide Positive results and permission is Granted archaeologists would likely Access the ramp through the L-shaped Room in 2008 houdin and Briar Encountered a setback in their efforts When they face difficulties in getting a Supervisor approved for their project Their initial choices Dieter Arnold an Esteemed expert on ancient Egyptian Construction and Rainier stettleman the Former director of the German Archaeological Institute in Cairo were Both rejected by zaha Howes the Secretary General of the Supreme Council Of Antiquities the reason for rejection Was that both Arnold and stableman were Already managing ongoing excavations at That time Bob Breyer who specialized in Mummies rather than pyramids was also Not permitted to be the supervisor for

The Project based on the available Information it is reasonable to rule out The long rampant spiral ramp models as They would involve excessive materials Or face design flaws and space Limitations on the Giza plateau since There are no historical records or Concrete evidence on the construction of The Great Pyramid archaeologists can Only speculate about the methods used by The ancient Egyptians however Jean-Pierre houdin's internal REM Theory Offers a resolution to the issues raised By previous theories though the approval From the Supreme Council of Antiquities Is still pending the proposed Non-destructive survey holds the Potential to either confirm or debunk This Theory this survey is crucial in Either returning archaeologists to the Starting point or finally solving a Mystery that has perplexed Scholars for Millennia that's it for today our Channel and hit the notification Bell