Couldn’t agree with you more, my friend!

There may have been brilliant individuals, but they were dragged down by their surroundings.

the poles shifted so when they shift again, not in your lifetime, you will see the old world that was more advance than we are today

The (human)brain is a miracle biocomputer...we just don't have easely acces to it's unknown activity, crazy capacities, suporior intelligence and invisible high-energiefield transmissions... Am sure in the near future we'll find out so much more, also thanks to DNA manipulation/experiments..to hack and use some complex braincell options...and let's hope it can directly help earth against starving poor people and wonderfull animals that need waterpools directly to survive in dry envirements...there's so much water on earth...just a question of clever organisation... Unfortunally in this spectacular period of progression and amazing evolution in time and space the human ras is unfortunally destroying this very unic paradise... Yes we need urgently smart/mighty people to solve many simple problems... And leaders: Instead of making war...just invest to create wonderfull comunities without sorrows, homeless people getting a place to stay, house caravan, chalet and support. For helpless animals: urgently get water served to acces places so they can live and survive normal, please! On the other way humanity's technology and science comprehension need to evolve very fastly, actually by the speed of light for a garanteed expanding programm of populations on other planets or artificially created spaceworlds... Realize that also our tiny blue planet can be distroyed due universum rule and fysics. Maybe complete wiped out caused by a fatal desease/virus/intoxication accident/black hole/overheating or who knows a complete freezing situation/ sun explosion, deadly gamma beams from outerspace or other another unpredictable reason...imagine an alien invasion, taking over this habitat in order to survive of their own species. Stays a big question: is the human ras worth to expand in the Universe? There futur leaders could distroy a lot of untouched nature's for power or maybe taking over a livable planet. Bah,.. suppose it's a yes, people's are certainly a universal creation and deserve to grow in quantities, why we have the right:...space is so imense big, this legendary history of intelligence must travel, discover and make survive as much as possible all sorts of live. Highly supposing that this Earth is allready an succeeded program of some extraterestrial life import thousend/millions of years ago and probably adapted with some helpfull DNA manipulations...plants, flowers, vegetables, natural and tasty food sources, ... Thank mother nature to take so much care and thank you for reading...

Point is, did Einstein begin from scratch? Did you discover negative numbers yourself? Most people count 1, 2, 3 and up. They never get in debts, they never need negative numbers. Same thing for i squared is minus one. Did you invent that funny i yourself? No, all you got is an iPhone and you have no clue about imaginary math, let alone the atom bomb. Do you understand why quantum is more important than Trump ever dreamed to be? No you don't. Jesus help this world, thank God they know nothing at all. Most of you, that is.

That's interesting, thanks for posting that. I was thinking aliens again 🤔 🤣 😕

Maybe urine adds phosphorus?

@@laslobas1234 The material they were refining into iron itself likely had the phosphorous content and the resulting iron retained some of the phosphorous.

Yes. Also Since ancient Indian ironsmiths did not use lime in the smelting process, the phosphorus in the ore was never removed.

useless

Lol stoppp capping

Just thought the same. Il gioco dell'oca italian table game with dices 😁

thought the same looks like game of life

Yeah, could be.

JUMANJI

That's exactly what I thought too .......I think as a modern society we over think and over look simplicity and blindly look for complexity based on something's age.

Praveen talks about it a lot on his channel. kzfaq.info

@@Lucas-si5ux There is no deference like Old Indians and new Indians. If our ancestors found something then whole Indians have rights in it. But sadly the British looted it from us.

people hated india, for many many reasons indian scientists were advanced in every way from Aryabhatta to Mokshagundam Vishweraiah everyone were beyond normal humans but nothing is written about them and till today great Mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan equations are used to study concept of blackholes but as much as american scientists gets lot of appreciation , and this even includes Nikola Tesla , even nikola tesla got hatred from USA GOVT.

@@reaper6531 Realistically we all shared borders globally. I would not worry so much about where things come or go - so long as people get to learn about the history without it being gummed up with lies, half truths, or lost.

@@husher5142 It's not just our history which British took. They killed our people, they looted all our wealth. Even the crown which the queen of Britain is wearing has a gem called kohinoor. It's looted from India. If you visit their museum. They got huge looted items from all around the world. Thiefs

Check out the KZfaq channel The Thunderbolts Project which describes the real history of the thunderbolts.

As a Buddhist, I can tell you, that this is not true. It symbolises the indestructible nature of mind and represent both the female and male aspect. There is nothing supernatural about it. Everything in Buddhism are symbolic.

Indra's vajra astra ( weapon) is supposed to be made from spine of one Rishi ( ancient sage )

@@user-yr9lt7dz8k yep! for anyone unfamiliar see t7EAlTcZFwY

Well said. Saved me the trouble. ☸️

they are obviously dragon balls

When i was in Costa Rica i was given the ludicrous explanation that these spheres were blown out of the volcanoes in this natural state ....🌴🌴🍷👤

I know they also have these in Jalisco Mexico . I think the Town is called piedras bolas.

@@reycisneros2925 sorry to hear... indeed ridiculous

The stones were used as atlas stones. People would dedlift them and trow them as far as they could in order to build muscle mass.

Thats right, many invention in India, but lot of them destroyed by barbarian Islam, like the biggest university of nalanda in that era, gandhara culture, ancient buddhist & Hindu temple. Islam bring terror & retreat to India.

Yea, 4000 years old need more digging project

Mohan Praveen on ancient technology.

@@donnakeith7443 aa

yeah like drinking and bathing from the most polluted river in the world and calling it "holy"

omm

We have both been blessed & cursed! I do believe!

I am always amazed people still believe in god now we understand that depending where you live is what god you worship, with over 3000 gods to choose from you will always worship the god from your local area and the one your family told you to worship. How is that not enough to make people realise they have been lied to, I guess not.

Wow, that's amazing :0

Yes but there is also The God Fire in mythology ! I believe there were other Gods. The one above all is Jesus! He tells us this.

@@pamelawilkins1767 Lol, what? We're not talking about mythology.

@@pamelawilkins1767 liquid fire is history not mythology, don't get confused. as about jesus, i thought his dad was above all ? no ? i am confused now

@@greekgeek1986 Sorry not trying to confuse you. Everyone has their own beliefs.

There are even stronger weapons than brahmastra 😅😅😅 even some weapon to destroy the whole brahmanda

@@ArpanX. can you explain more about it please

@@sreehari3127 go thorough our ancient texts. I'd have told you if we were physically together .

@@ArpanX. can you suggest me some specific texts

@@sreehari3127 well .. listen... Brahmand astra = it has power to destroy 14 galaxy. Means if used it will destroy 14 milky way (Akash ganga) .. and the strongest ever weapon is maha kameshwar astra . Maha kameshwar astra is so powerful that not even tri-deva (brahma vishnu and shiva) can summon it. It was used by mata lalita (bala tripur sundari) . And Brahmanda astra is more powerful than pashupati astra and narayan astra.

Lol

That was my first thought, looks like a multi use crafting aid/tool.

I think only 100 or so we're found. That's not a lot.

You may be right!!

@@rajenhazarika1431 1600 years ago And For god vishnu Wooow

It is Vishnu stamb not Qutub minar.

See, another easy answer for people that know things, but still a mystery for people to believe in aliens....................

@@nikuggandhi7963 Yes I agree. It was a Vishnu stambh. Qutab was a jihadi mulla that came somewhere from middle east.

that is amazing information!!!!!

@@PureDamageYT It's also incorrect. "Wootz" is an erroneous transliteration of "utsa" or "fountain" in Sanskrit, however since 1794 it has been the primary word used to refer to historical hypereutectoid crucible steel, which we absolutely have recreated now.

As a watchmaker, why are you watching this garbage channel instead of Clickspring where he's literally recreating the Antikythera mechanism?

@@error.418 Touché. As I rule I don't watch this garbage, but you know how it is when older relatives link you and want to talk about it; you're at least obligated to skim the vid -- and then I couldn't resist a comment. For that matter, what are you doing watching this trash??🥸

@@J.DeLaPoer Literally the same reason :(

There were other astrolabes in the time period

​@@oriolesfan61 With all respect, are you really seriously comparing the Antikythera mechanism to an astrolabe? That's literally like comparing a sundial to a mechanical clock. Astrolabes are simple mergers of the planisphere and dioptra; they don't contain any kind of clockwork and are very simple two-disc 'devices' with no mechanism whatsoever. There is nothing from this era or many hundreds if not thousand+ years after it that approaches this level of complexity or miniaturization.

Would you mind destroying the Chinese Communist Party for me? I'd be exceptionally proud of India if they did.

also one of the worst palces for running internet and phone scams so...

It would be great if India would install proper modern sewage systems and toilets 🚽 for the masses to take 21st century dumps 💩

Oil it a lot, and keep it very dry.

Such a good thing you do. Knife collection. I am WIFE Collector. 👍👍👍

@@Neutral_Mind i am a collector of specimens like you

@@delusionofillusion473 That's so nice. We both are same by nature. Thus we can collect each other. 😆😆😆

@owo That's so nice. . I thus see through that since you collect victims, either you must be a NURSE or a WARD BOY Or may be a renowned MORTUARY record keeping staff. 👍👍👍

why was i thinking fire like a torch light but this make so much more since there would be some sort of chain to carry from

It is known that the roman dodecahedron is a knitting tool: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bZxxqblnlZfdemQ.html

Dunlop Maxfli Dodecahedron dimple pattern--the first truly symmetrical pattern of dimples on a golf ball. Circa mid-late 1980's.

Remember when we flipped quarters for cokes, this could have been use for gambling. Different sized coins, different size holes, length versus pay outs?

In some years, i will show you how the Dodecahedrons were used. Meanwhile i have work hard on preventing global heating. One hint in advance: All of these miss some extra parts.

*misinformation

This channel is merely spreading useless misinformation. Example, this video. Read the many comments here.

You mean the Roman dodecahedron? Yes, I agree that it is a measuring device. I saw a documentary recently about how it would have been used, and likely used to help build roads, measure distances for military purposes, etc. Very clever little gadget.

Right. Nothing at all mysterious about it. The arriving ground wave (of the earthquake) dislodges the ball, and the frog that is facing the direction of the earthquake catches it. Same principle at work as the sloshing of waves in a glass of water during an earthquake.

yes..... 1000% agreed.

True that Ravana used it but he hijacked that Vimana from a Hindu God Kuber. So Kuber had Indian citizenship if you can see his passport ;-)

Srilanka has been created only after 1947...ha ha ha

Ravana is a tamil king not singalese

We know how they drilled those holes, it's just tube-drills and corrundum-paste... Granite is only a 6/10 on the Mohs hardness scale, the corrundum they had available locally as an abrasive is 9/10 on the mohs scale. Please don't believe all the egypt conspiracy nonsense, it's all very easily debunked. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ntB-aMt92rzYeGQ.html They even left images showing the exact tools they used...

Glass is actually harder to work than steel, it has to be kept at very high temperatures and can't be beaten into shape like metals.

nailed it.

All the priceless knowledge that has been lost over time. The library of Alexandria for instance.

Extremely pure iron is resistant to oxidation... most iron is only 99% pure or less. 99.997% and purer iron however has been found and is essentially almost completely resistant to rusting as it is impurities that provide the oxygen the reactive sites needed.

Wootz steel is just the result of a naturally occurring variation in the ore having a positive outcome by creating carbon banding patterns of carbides that exceed the strength of the original metal alone. TL;DR- its a pseudo alloy.

And they used some high carbon leaves during forging

Remember the original technology was from India.

I think it’s because they don’t have much rain and the sand is going to be an abrasive and will remove surface rust naturally, also it’s vertical so rain would run to the bottom and dry in the heat. It’s only a thought but old iron cannon balls are dark and rust free

It emits a vibration when struck? interesting...

I figured rather then anything significant it was probably something for daily use, lol. We don't think about daily objects, but if someone who has never held a automatic pencil saw one they'd have no clue what it was right? Yet that type of pencil is so common that we don't think twice about it much less write about it. Daily life objects aren't thought of as important and its rare to write about the daily life of some random person.

This really makes sense!

Distance measurement device

Yep. A quick look on wikipedia solves all these "mysteries". For instance for the pillar of Delhi : "The corrosion resistance results from an even layer of crystalline iron(III) hydrogen phosphate hydrate forming on the high-phosphorus-content iron."

No one cares about indian history

Just looked at this. Amazing

or mankind.

The earth was flooded

@@bigred1247 Only the part that had people on it.

Maybe a primitive microscope where lenses of various strengths were put into each hole and the knobs were used to turn the object around to see through the different strengths of lenses?

If I was owning one I'd most likely use it to measure the amount of spaghetti I want to cook. 😂 But seriously, if the wholes are all of different sizes it might me a device that was used for measuring.

pretty sure the dodecahedron was solved long ago. its a tool used in crocheting or knitting.

Unless indicated in ancient Roman text, we will never be certain of it's real intended use, and so is not proven unequivocally to be a knitting Nancy. It could be a device for measuring distances, which was also 'proven' to be a use. You never know, it could be the world's first multitool, and have been for all the theorised uses modern humans have thought of!

Then you know little.

Unfortunately, taxes will survive the millennium

EXAMPLES FOLLOW Statue.(marble,granite) Jewellery (gemstones optional) stained glass window(glass is a thixtropic liquid,so eventually it WILL flow out from its retainers) classically,a broom used daily can last eternally as long as you replace its head OR its shaft. knife(see broom) vinegar in a sealed container (no,I mean vinegar made from wine NOT modern petrochemical version) ungerminated seeds,kept frozen in polar storage facility virus samples,kept in the silo next to them(shhh the W.H.O. doesn't like it when you look that one up) anthrax spores,ANYWHERE pretty much all of the above are being produced,and will last 2k years.....providing there isn't a nuke exchange..... which,is sadly very very likely,unless somebody grows a CONSCIENCE and implants it in PUTIN. o.and nuclear waste.....that is produced regularly now and in most cases will outlive the planet itself. science gets you from a to b imagination gets you everywhere else

@@klocke5247 Better to give dave a few examples,as he might welcome a nudge to his leatullgreysells

plastic???

Link the video?

@@johndoe6734 Was curious so I looked it up. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptV3lNOp2MfSkX0.html

Folded steel also used in Japanese samurai swords

Forge welded

I’m going to look that up. I work with metal and wootz steel is so durable and hard that it would take a week to cut through a 1/2 inch thick piece with a band saw

@@ricosuave7102 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbZog6acyKi-hWg.html if my memory serves me you can't use like a blast furnace because you'll lose the effect. So they use like a clay kiln to fire the steel. VS where you would like: build a can put a bunch of different metal in it or do like laminated layers. It's not harder than like a chromoly ball bearing. Someone told you lies

@@marcuspacheco3815 even after it’s been hammer forged?

@@ricosuave7102 what's happening in this video is a little bit different but it's kind of the reverse of that last comment. Imagine a future where cars are printed. They're 3D printed from the ground up and they've been 3D printed from the ground up for like a thousand years. And then they dig up my Ford mustang from 2012 and they go oh my God people in 2012 were 3D printing cars....... But of course if you look at the metallurgic structure of my car any idiot will see that it wasn't 3D printed. But future people don't have time for that argument they don't want to look that far into it so they are like just going around telling everybody they were 3D printing cars in 2012. Until someone says well they couldn't have been because we know the first 3D printers weren't around in 2012 or at least not one's big enough to 3D print a whole car so it had to be aliens that built my Ford mustang.... I mean otherwise it would have been impossible, no one would go work in a hot factory for 8 hours a day to build the car and they made so many of them they would have had to have thousands of people working in a hot factory 8 hours a day to make these things. It's impossible aliens must have done It. Or they had technology that was lost to us and we forgotten about.......... As a historian hearing this stuff drives me crazy 🤬

@@ricosuave7102 here brother I found this video of this annoying Australian guy explaining quenching. He had another video on steel quality too. His accent is a little tough. But he does a really good job of getting some video and visual aids in there and going into pretty good detail about why it's important and how it's different from how ancient people would have made swords. Keep in mind some of the objects shown here especially the one in the clipart would have probably been made out of wax then the wax objects stuffed in clay. When the metal would be poured in the wax would melt away and the clay would be left behind. Faithfully recreating the initial wax shape in bronze steel copper or whatever. That's called casting and although they're both made out of metal cast objects are not as strong as forged ones. Because hammering the metal shoves the atoms together and the closer they get together the stronger the final product will be. So like even today things that are forged have a simpler or rougher shape than you can make things with a casting. But casting has the disadvantage of not allowing you to forge the metal. That still would have been true for ancient people. Like Roman swords are kind of simple. I mean the handles are fancy but the blades are like flat elongated triangles. Whereas their ability to make cups was ridiculous, they're very ornate. There's a really cool hammer that's in a museum somewhere that looks like a goat head and like the horns are the nail popper. Google that for yourself later. That is almost certainly cast whereas the gladius is forged and as a result it's much stronger, while still being thin and light, whereas the hammerhead is like a block of steel I'm sure it's quite heavy and it can remain strong simply on the basis that it has a ton of mass.

He's talking about technologies not countries. get over it, reject. If you wan't countries tech, go find a different video. PS. India aint sh%".

All of our energy is steam generated. Except those derived from nature.

@@ChrisKeaton-Films Except for solar and hydroelectric.

Sorry. Those are nature derived like you said.

@@ChrisKeaton-Films What about fuel generators and nuclear power?

@@netts2315 They make heat to boil water to make steam to drive turbines to drive generators.

Yes indeed , Used as a device that was believed to be a destroyer of ignorance....🍷👤

Am,ig this is possible,it actually looks like a chakravihew

@@grimreaper3075 yaa bro🫡

@Telugu Boy idk bro,i just said because the discription he gave matches with chakravihew,idk if they r same or not

@@grimreaper3075 yaa bro Padma vyuha and chakravyuha are same 👍

But a chakra Vyuh is supposed to have doors ... I don't see such entrances there.

You mean "Vajra"

No, the Vajra yantra is not used for fighting. It is a tool used in meditation to activate energy fields in the body. There are replicas available made from copper or bronze. You need to hold that yantra ina certain way, move it around your body in a certain way and pattern and then things start to happen. It is real and if you want to experience this, find a good real yoga teacher.

@@ramkhanson930 yes it can be used as a Yantra(device) for our energies but orginally it is made as a weapon for Indra Dev(The Thunder God)

@@ramkhanson930 Kukai is depicted holding one; interested in more on the Vajra

The vajra is the weapon of the Indian Vedic rain and thunder-deity Indra, and is used symbolically by the dharma traditions of Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism often to represent firmness of spirit and spiritual power.

You're right

The vajra is the weapon... of spirit and spiritual power. IE, early Viagra. It didn't work.

I bought a handmade ring with a vajra symbol on it at a Tibetan store. Asked them for something that would bring me physical strength and they showed me the vajra. Great purchase 😁👍

A humidifier is certainly a plausible use for Heron's invention... :)

a noisy one

It seems that many have claimed to decypher it, but they all remain doubtful, at best. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voynich_manuscript#Decipherment_claims

I heard it was an ancient Turkish dialect

When I first saw that photo, I also said that it looked like a tool for grinding the juice out of citrus fruit of two different sizes!

@@Mary_Thompson a citrus reamer?

🤣 🤣 🤣 This is the only time I have heard any one compare vajra to a juicer.. Seriously.. It's a holy tool used by Hindus in special occasions. I also dunno its actual purpose but it definitely does not have anything to do with the juicer nor any citrus fruits.. U r hilarious 😂

I9

You forgot to mention vetting the bogus information as well.

Looking forward to your videos!

it almost looks like an ancient travel game lol like a little board game, it has pelts, and hunters and stuff on it, in spiral pattern from center out or outside-in, really makes me wonder if it was a game of some kind

@@WillowFox like an ancient monopoly hahaha

One of the spaces on the Phaistos Disk clearly shows a carpenter's square and mallet, and another tool I could not quickly identify.

It's for makimg gloves

Those bubbles on the corners makes sure not to directly stand on one of the faces. I guess there was something fragile inset to it.

Distance measurement tool

@@freefall9832 You can throw it, then go fetch it by counting how many steps it takes to go pick it up. It's an antique tape measure without the tape or measurements.

@@jesterprivilege that's one way hahaha I see it being placed on a stick with preset knotches for the item and when the holes line up when looking from end of stick you know the distance, probably wrong

The vajra is the weapon of the Indian Vedic rain and thunder-deity Indra, and is used symbolically by the dharma traditions of Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism often to represent firmness of spirit and spiritual power.

No there aren't.

@@shaquadradeloiserussell8659 There aren't what ?!? Use your Internet and Google and see how "no there aren't" !

@@santasa8888 "Google" is not a 100% reliable source for truthful information, nor a good place to earn your PhD. You have to get out in the world and make some discoveries on your own. ...Not sit around playing on the internet or watching TV, memorizing all the quotes of celebrity TV personality scientists.

@@shaquadradeloiserussell8659 Your re-re is plain😜...silly.

@@santasa8888 What's silly is that you have never known a reality that didn't come out of bullshit from the TV and Internet.

Except for its inability to contain *pressure* Which is, sorry to have to point out, a fundamental necessity for a steam engine.

A popcorn machine

@@alexanderSydneyOz uhh, the pressure it contains is released through the tube making it turn genius.

@@alexanderSydneyOz The steam is given as a continuous supply I think....

No. Scientists never do that. Ignorant half-wits who *don't* believe in science say that.

Could you give an example?

@@arbjful Here are just two links: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aLB6mKp8tbipcZs.html ; kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdZ_m8uqntC1YGg.html ; Many archeologists fall to the "aliens" must have done it and present those theories all over KZfaq. Some have even authored books on the same subjects.

@@johnrhansonsr it’s history channel 🤦‍♂️

@@arbjful You're right. History Channel does it all the time.

We will probably never know..

ok..

Keep telling yourself that the history you have been told is not even close to the real history of this world. And yes nuclear war has destroyed our society more than once and it will happen again... Probably soon

@@ItsMeTyScott ok...

@@kevinagnew6878 we will know…. In the future eventually

Or it could be just a kids toy..........

Could also be used to measure coins I guess, or drawing precise circles in plans? I thought about the different sized circles too, it looks useful.

@@russellyoung9520 I dunno man, looks expensive for a toy of that era.

@@DanielScholtus For royalty