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Chapter 417 Incredible Construction Method

After hearing Ye Zhen's words, everyone fell silent.

What kind of huge project is this?

The audience knows this from Ye Zhen's calculations.

"It's basically an impossible thing to do."

"These stones need to be dug and moved."

"Yes, in addition to construction, it also requires excavation and transportation."

"How is this done?"

Although Ye Zhen's calculation is very unreasonable.

Because it requires four minutes to move a huge boulder without eating or drinking.

These ancient Egyptians are not robots, they are real people.

Their working hours are limited and they all need rest.

Archaeologists and historians only discovered this huge loophole.

"This translates into the simplest mathematical problem."

“It takes four minutes to move a huge boulder, and that’s without eating or drinking?”

"How did those scholars estimate it before?"

This time some Western scholars blushed.

Because Ye Zhen's simple calculation has exposed a huge problem.

Ye Zhen calculated this based on the number of people.

Some Western scholars say that the Egyptian pyramids only needed 20 to 30 thousand people.

There is no need for as many as 20 people.

Because they later felt that these 20 people had exceeded the local carrying capacity.

Even if they were all slaves, this would be impossible.

"It was estimated based on Khufu's reign."

"Khufu reigned for about 20 years, and when he was there, there were only so many people."

"So what we see now is such a ridiculous inference!"

Scientists know it when they hear it.

"It's simply impossible to do it humanly."

"So how was this built?"

"Putting aside the data, how is this done?"

Professor Yan Xin sneered: "These people can't figure it out. This is simply not something that the backward Egyptians could build."

"This is basically technology from the previous era."

"It's like the megalithic civilization Mr. Ye mentioned before."

The researcher looked like he was suddenly enlightened.

"No wonder all the previous guesses were wrong."

Some of the remaining members of Victory-weary.

I heard what Ye Zhen said about the Pharaoh's curse.

After they came back from Southeast Asia.

But I fell in love with the curse.

Because they themselves have become a kind of thing that hates winning.

It is the kind of existence that needs to be suppressed.

They already have part of the curse on them.

This is one of the few ways to gain the power of victory in the Age of Dharma Ending.

"Is this Pharaoh's curse?"

"This curse is old enough."

"It is quite helpful for our improvement."

Before this, they didn't know much about the Pharaoh's curse.

Now, thanks to Ye Zhen's program, they know the existence of this pharaoh's curse.

Professor Zhou looked at the other members whispering secretly.

He didn't pay much attention to it.

"The construction method of the Egyptian pyramids is also one of the biggest mysteries."

"How did the ancient Egyptians build it?"

Old Wu also understood that he wanted to solve the mystery of Khufu's Pyramid.

Start from this.

"If we know the construction method, it will be very meaningful to know the purpose of this pyramid and the builder."

Si Xiaoping has been studying this aspect.

"This megalithic civilization does have many unsolved mysteries like this."

"The way it was built, the way it was transported, the way it was cut."

"It's all an unsolved mystery."

They thought of the former Puma Pungu, the ruins where the Fuso Sacred Tree was located.

That is also a magical megalithic building.

This pyramid is so similar to this Puma Pungu.

But mainstream scientists and history now agree.

This pyramid was built by human power.

And it was built by the ancient Egyptians.

Song Xuan thought for a while, "Could this be built by aliens?"

Captain Ning knocked on Song Xuan's forehead, "Everything should be attributed to the aliens. It's better to say that you were built by gods."

Song Xuan would indeed come up with such far-fetched ideas sometimes.

In fact, Song Xuan is not the only one who thinks this way.

We have to mention some speculations in the West.

Since ancient times, the construction method of Khufu's Pyramid has been talked about by everyone.

Ye Zhen began to popularize science: "Let me talk about the various construction methods of this pyramid.

These are all speculations, and every one of them is a hypothesis.

The first is how to solve the transportation and mining of these stones.

Because the quarry of Khufu's Pyramid is hundreds of kilometers away.

Fortunately, this place is a plain, and it can indeed be moved there using rolling logs.

But mining is also a problem.

What kind of tools are needed to mine so many stones?

I will ask you to mine it and move it to where it is needed.

How do you carry such heavy stones up there? "

This is the unsolvable part of the pyramid.

The lightest stone weighs 2.5 tons, and the heaviest one weighs 50 tons.

These stones are not on the plain. Instead, it needs to be set up hundreds of meters high.

“I have to talk about one of them here.

It relies on soil slopes to build layer by layer.

Around the pyramid itself, build one level and build a slope around the pyramid.

This can solve the problem of moving boulders.

But how much soil slope is needed?

To build such a pyramid, if you build an earth slope.

The slope of this soil slope cannot be too steep, otherwise it will not be possible to pull it up at all.

If the entire pyramid were built using the earth slope method.

The amount of soil required is almost the same as the entire pyramid itself.

Excavation of so much soil to pile it up is a huge project in itself.

And after the slope is built, it will be over a thousand meters long.

Otherwise, there would not be enough slope to carry the boulders to the pyramid.

Obviously this soil slope method is impossible. "

Because the construction of the earth slope is already as large a project as the pyramid.

Why did Ye Zhen just need to calculate how to build a boulder every four minutes.

Because the limit of 20 manpower is right here.

If some more people are assigned to build earth slopes, the efficiency of building boulders will drop again.

It is already impossible to build a boulder in these four minutes.

A stone in two minutes? This is even more impossible.

“Then there’s a way to use the canal.

Take advantage of the buoyancy of water.

This is indeed a very interesting idea.

Because the Pyramid of Khufu is close to the Nile River.

The mining and transportation of this stone can rely on this waterway. "

Upon hearing this, some experts realized that this water transport method was indeed more possible.

It is obviously more labor-saving to use this ship to transport boulders.

Ye Zhen continued: "What did these scientists assume at the beginning?

When the tide of the Nile River was high, the buoyancy was used to build the stones on top of the pyramid.

The entire pyramid is built in this way. "

When the audience heard this, it was obvious that this was a very big idea.

"Do you want to use the high tide to set up?"

"Where is there so much water! This pyramid is more than 140 meters long."

"This sounds even more unreliable."

Obviously this method of using buoyancy is also nonsense.

If there really is so much water.

Even if the whole of Egypt was flooded, it would not be enough.

But Professor Yan Xin thought of a possibility at this time.

"The Flood? Was this built during the Flood?"

"The only time there was this much water was during the Great Flood."

But the great flood swept across the world. How could anyone build it at that time?

Some historians and archaeologists think so too.

"Both methods are obviously unreliable."

"If it were that easy to crack, it wouldn't be a world-class unsolved mystery."

"Is it a super ancient civilization?"

Obviously some people also thought of the technology of the previous era.

"Is it possible that it was built using a cloister?"

"Construct a spiraling corridor directly inside the pyramid."

"Just build it step by step."

This view is also supported by some people.

Because this is more reliable than the previous two methods.

However, no corridors have been found inside the pyramid so far.

So this idea is also untenable.

Otherwise, the construction method of this pyramid is a mystery that is not understood.

There is also the alien construction.

Because it is really impossible to explain how the ancient Egyptians built it.

Transportation is a problem, and construction is a problem.

And this requires very complete drawings and instructions before it can be built.

Some architects go even further.

Such a building requires a pair of eyes in the sky.

Only in this way can we lead the overall situation.

Obviously this is something that the ancient Egyptians could not possess.

So how was this pyramid built?

It seems completely impossible to rely on human power.

Ye Zhen put forward another theory at this time.

“Do you think it’s impossible for humans to do it?

So now there is another way of saying it.

It is said that this pyramid is not a building thousands of years ago at all.

But it was forged by the West in the past hundred years, and it was forged by France.

This is the building that was forged by Napoleon back then. "

This is the first time many people have heard this statement.

The audience was also dumbfounded.

"Is it forged by modern technology? Is it made of cement?"

"With modern technology, this is indeed possible."

"But why does France want to forge this pyramid?"

"It's still so far away."

This modern forgery has also been recognized by many people.

They believe that the pyramids could not have been built by the ancient Egyptians.

The ancients at that time simply did not have such technology and technology.

I don’t believe in the existence of aliens either.

Because they don’t think there are extraterrestrial civilizations.

So what's the only explanation left?

It is a building forged by modern people, using modern technology.

But is the Pyramid of Khufu really a forgery?

Is it really made of concrete as they say?

(End of this chapter)