I just watched enough of the RV session on the Great Pyramid of Giza to see that Dick Algire viewed some powerful beam type device being used to mine the largest stones used on the pyramids. Something about it doesn't make sense to me, if what was seen was accurate.
If the Egyptians who built the pyramid at Giza had a focused energy device that could mine massive blocks of rock with nuclear-like power and laser-like focus, they could have weaponized that power and taken over the entire world, certainly the world at that time. Why then do the existing records of wars and contact between the civilizations in the ancient near-east still record that the Egyptians fought with chariot archers and troops with khopesh swords and spears? Something about this simply doesn't make sense. Could they have been so narrowly focused that they would have such a powerful technology and use it to mine stones but not to wage war?
The same is happening even today, isn't it. There's incredible technology available but it's not for general use... for now. We can't really assume their motives, or what they 'should' have done and why... just get the data. But it's worthwhile to discuss it of course.
You are lost in time my friend! the egyptians didnt build the pyrimids. The pyramids were built pre-flood. The pyramids world wide were a earth energy machine to protect the earth from impacts. Think force field and fifth element. They blew up the planet in between mars and jupiter. The chunks of that planet destroyed mars and the obliterated earth with the flood. The egyptians come after the flood, who did not have this technology.
Hakktopin: [quote] they could have weaponized that power and taken over the entire world,[/quote]
Actually they did. That ship (which should be named Prison Ship Cerberus) was killed by a rock that was thrown at it. Then Tiamat's death is described as including so many rocks falling from the sky that she thought it was rain until she touched it and burned the shit out of herself. Then we have my personal favourite, the Shotgun Blast; where a rock is pushed toward a planet's surface and then fired upon turning it into buckshot that then pummels the surface below.
Based on the data available, I suspect that the ship that "shot" the Cerberus by "throwing" (viewer said pushed) a rock at it was actually a projectile made of rock shot from a Big Honkin' Rock Gun mounted on the attacking ship. I suspect that we don't grok the fullness of irony that we call it the stone age. They even made space ships out of rock. Daz described it as beautifully constructed and smooth to the touch. This tells me that they didn't do the budget version and hollow out an asteroid and plunk some engines in it, they purposefully shaped the rock into ship shape.
Archaeology shows us ruins of massive building complexes sitting on top of rock mounds that look like melted ice cream, while the surrounding land is normal rocks and dirt. Aswan looks like they used a spoon to scoop the stuff up like clay. This all suggests they had the technology to soften rock to putty so it could be conveniently shaped. Stick a chunk of this stuff in a rail gun. Way cheaper than missiles.