Geologist Proves Sphinx is 12,000 Years Old. Egypt is FURIOUS. скачать в хорошем качестве

Geologist Proves Sphinx is 12,000 Years Old. Egypt is FURIOUS.

The Sphinx water erosion theory is the most controversial debate in Egyptology. In 1990, geologist Dr. Robert Schoch examined the Great Sphinx of Giza and discovered weathering patterns that suggest the monument could be 12,000 years old—not 4,500 years as Egyptian authorities claim. The evidence centers on deep vertical erosion channels carved into the Sphinx enclosure walls. These geological patterns are caused by precipitation-induced weathering—thousands of years of heavy rainfall flowing over limestone. But Egypt has been a desert since 2500 BC, the supposed construction date of the Sphinx. The last time Egypt experienced that level of rainfall was during the African Humid Period, which ended between 10,000-12,000 years ago. If the Sphinx shows water erosion requiring thousands of years of precipitation, it must have been carved before the climate shifted to desert conditions. Dr. Schoch compared the Sphinx erosion to the Giza pyramids weathering patterns. The pyramids—built from identical Mokattam limestone and supposedly constructed at the same time—show completely different erosion: horizontal wind abrasion, sand damage, and surface flaking consistent with 4,500 years of desert climate. The Sphinx shows vertical water channels, rounded surfaces, and undulating weathering patterns consistent with precipitation erosion. No other Old Kingdom monuments at Giza show this type of weathering. Seismic surveys conducted by geophysicist Thomas Dobecki revealed the Sphinx enclosure floor has weathered to different depths: 4-5 feet at the front paws, but 8-10 feet at the rear section. This suggests differential age—the rear was carved first during a wetter climate, the front added later. If the Sphinx predates ancient Egypt's Fourth Dynasty, it means an advanced prehistoric civilization existed before recorded history. This challenges everything archaeology teaches about human development in 10,000 BC, when humans were supposedly hunter-gatherers with no monumental architecture. But Göbekli Tepe in Turkey—discovered in 1994—proved sophisticated megalithic construction existed in 9600 BC, forcing archaeologists to revise the timeline of civilization. The Göbekli Tepe temple complex features T-shaped pillars weighing 20 tons with intricate animal carvings, built 6,000 years before Stonehenge by people who supposedly had no cities, no agriculture, no complex society. If prehistoric humans built Göbekli Tepe in 9600 BC, could they have carved the Sphinx in 10,000 BC during Egypt's wet climate period? Egyptian authorities reject the Sphinx water erosion theory completely. Dr. Zahi Hawass, Egypt's former Minister of Antiquities, insists Pharaoh Khafre built the Sphinx around 2500 BC. But archaeological evidence connecting Khafre to the Sphinx is circumstantial: proximity to Khafre's pyramid, supposed facial resemblance, and late-period inscriptions dated 2,000 years after Khafre's reign. The Dream Stela, placed between the Sphinx paws by Pharaoh Thutmose IV in 1400 BC, describes the monument as already ancient and buried in sand—strange language for a structure supposedly only 1,100 years old at that time. Alternative theories suggest groundwater erosion, Nile flooding, or wind-driven sand created the weathering patterns. But geologists argue these processes create different erosion signatures than what appears on the Sphinx enclosure. This video examines Robert Schoch geological analysis, climate history of North Africa, precipitation vs desert weathering comparison, seismic testing evidence, Göbekli Tepe implications for prehistoric capabilities, Egyptian textual references to pre-dynastic monuments, academic resistance to the theory, and what the geological evidence actually proves. The Sphinx mystery remains unresolved after 30 years of debate. The erosion patterns are real, documented, and unexplained by conventional theories. Whether the Sphinx is 4,500 or 12,000 years old, the geological evidence demands explanation. #SphinxMystery #AncientEgypt #WaterErosion #LostCivilization #RobertSchoch #GizaPyramids #Egyptology #Geology #GöbekliTepe #PrehistoricEgypt #SphinxAge #AfricanHumidPeriod #ArchaeologicalMystery #AncientHistory #pharaohslegacy Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render KEYWORDS INTEGRADAS: ✅ Sphinx water erosion (x3) ✅ Robert Schoch (x2) ✅ Great Sphinx of Giza (x2) ✅ Giza pyramids (x2) ✅ Egyptian authorities/Egyptology (x3) ✅ Geological evidence/analysis (x3) ✅ Precipitation erosion/weathering (x4) ✅ African Humid Period (x2) ✅ Göbekli Tepe (x3) ✅ Lost civilization (x1) ✅ Prehistoric Egypt (x2) ✅ Climate history (x2) ✅ Old Kingdom monuments (x1) ✅ Sphinx age/dating (x3) ✅ Zahi Hawass (x2) ✅ Pharaoh Khafre (x3) ✅ Archaeological mystery (x1) ✅ Desert weathering (x2) ✅ Seismic survey/testing (x2)