Imagine all this work without proper lighting.🤔

Obviously there was advanced tech before the flood. Nothing is new.

No soot marks. No torches. No proof of how they saw what they carved. Whatever lit these halls wasn’t fire. Just brilliance.

Really? You sure about that?

The best example is the descending passageway 300 feet through bedrock, 3’x3’ square, deviates less than 1 inch from top to bottom staying consistently at a 26 degree angle All whilst leaving behind 0 soot Que the “mirrors” or “oil lamp” people that try to explain this away..

Now just imagine how long it took to build this thousands of years ago? Words like brilliance doesn't come close to how impressive this truly is and all the hard work that had to go into building it.

I don't believe the historical account on record. We have obviously been lied to about everything. Those people had a more advanced society than we've been made aware of.

IYKYK

I remember years ago reading about archaeologists who entered 1 of the pyramids in China (1920s I think) & they said it was lit up like daytime, but after the door had been opened a while, the light went out. They believed it came from the mercury in them.

actully imagine it covered in egyptian blue paint, giving off a faint blue glow from the entire giza temple complex being energized by the Great Pyramid and other means there maybe some reason there's no soot marks beyond just light bulbs...

Aziz!!

Ancient Egyptians knew how to make torches, but the pyramids themselves were exposed to sunlight through much of the build. Clay bowls filled with a linen wick and castor oil was the common torch used for lighting in those cases.

This might be a stupid comment but just a thought - might these have possibly been carved/decorated first, and then placed into the pyramids? 🤔🤷

@AladinSinbad Incredibly amazing!!

Oh it's a bit much

Exactly! No ancient soot residue, either...

There used to be a race of mole people.

They obviously had some source of light

And no fire scorch marks.....

Or they had exceptional vision.

You probably are not going to believe this, but they knew how to have fire. Maybe you have heard of candles, lanterns, torches… things of that nature.

If you think that then you are a fool

Oh, they had proper lighting… from Earth’s friendly, yet obscure neighbors.

They had light, strong enough not to cast shadows. I know this. ♧

I believe they were more than properly lit.

Que hermoso, por supuesto que tenían iluminación artificial.

Maybe Egyptians had a light that we don't comprehend .

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Why do we call it Egyptian mirror lighting if there are no mirrors? Where are all the mirrors. Should we call it Atlantis mirror lighting instead? Maybe it's just me that calls it that lol

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I can imagine they had copper mirrors to reflect sunlight into the deepest parts….

Egyptians were just fix N flippers. With all our advanced “Tech” we can’t replicate or answer basic building problems. It’s far advanced and much older than we can imagine. Funny how most Hieroglyphs and in rock structures are perfect repetitive patterns. Looks Feels 3D printed

I think they had proper lighting back them. I like “road of mirrors that brought sunlight from outside, with dozens of handheld mirrors inside. Explains the “lack of soot” argument.

They found batteries in the pyramids. ❤️ I’m guessing there was lighting.