To the north of Damascus lies the rooftop of Baalbeck, a platform entirely made of stones. The edges of this structure feature massive stones, each about 65 feet long and weighing around 2000 tons. Until now, scientists and astronomers have not been able to determine why this structure was built. A Russian professor named Agrest speculated that this place could have been a space center.

If we accept the information provided by Egyptian archaeologists, then we must also believe that ancient Egypt appeared in a single night—its houses, and even its people, appeared overnight. Gigantic buildings, magnificent temples, massive statues, well-constructed streets, an advanced drainage system, large rock-carved sculptures, and colossal pyramids—all of these were supposedly built in just one night. However, historical records do not mention when, how, or by whom these structures were built.

Most of the fertile land in Egypt is situated near the Nile River, scattered in small patches along its banks. According to experts, the population at that time might have been around 50 million, although some other experts estimate it to be 20 million in 3000 BC.

Regardless of whether the population count was slightly higher or lower, one important question remains: what did these people eat? Workers, laborers, engineers, doctors, sailors, and a vast army—all of them lived in this land. Could they all have survived just by living along the banks of the small Nile River?

It is believed that the large stone blocks used to construct temples were transported using wooden wheels. This method allowed the massive stones to reach the pyramid construction sites. However, such strong wood was not naturally available in the region, meaning it had to be imported—likely using large boats, since the people of ancient Egypt did not have horses or carts at that time. In fact, horse-drawn chariots did not exist until 1600 BC. One might wonder why they specifically used wooden wheels instead of stone wheels, but researchers have confirmed that wooden wheels were indeed used.

There were many technical challenges faced by those who built the pyramids, for which they had no clear solutions. How did they cut rocks to construct the pyramids, create chambers and maze-like passageways, smoothen the walls, decorate most of them with pictures, and build well-structured stairways leading to the burial chambers? To this day, it remains a mystery how such advanced construction was possible in such ancient times. However, one thing is certain—Egyptians had been experts in building caves since the beginning.

The tombs of Tety and Rameses I are nearly identical in every aspect, even though there is a gap of about 1,000 years between their construction. This suggests that, despite so many years, the Egyptians had not learned anything significantly new in their architectural techniques.

Every tourist who has visited Cheops' Pyramid has returned with some form of knowledge or insight. Cheops' Pyramid is famous for its mysteries. A book titled "Our Inheritance in the Great Pyramid", which consists of 600 pages, describes how these pyramids are connected to our planet. It is well known that the ancient Egyptians followed a solar religion, with the Sun as their deity. Their texts mention how their kings would travel through the skies and visit other gods, using flying boats for their journeys.

Is it merely a coincidence that if the height of Cheops' Pyramid is divided by 1,000 million miles, the result matches the calculated distance between the Earth and the Sun? Is it also a coincidence that the pyramid divides the surrounding land into two equal halves? Another striking fact is that if the base of the pyramid is divided by twice its height, the result is 3.14159, which is the mathematical constant Pi (π). Is it also a coincidence that documents found in these tombs describe how to weigh the Earth and explain how to ensure that the land chosen for pyramid construction remains perfectly level?

To this day, it is unclear why Pharaoh Khufu, who commissioned the construction of Cheops' Pyramid, specifically chose the desert for its location. There are multiple theories regarding this choice—some suggest that the desert rocks made it easier to build the pyramid, while others believe that he wanted to witness its construction from his palace. However, neither explanation is entirely convincing. Instead, it is believed that the site was chosen by highly knowledgeable individuals who understood that the pyramid would divide the surrounding continents and oceans into equal halves and that it was located at the gravitational center of the nearby landmasses.

Amid all these mysteries, we must not forget the Piri Reis map, which may hold even more clues about the knowledge possessed by ancient civilizations.

What kind of power was used? What kind of machines did they have? What technology did they use to carve out a rock in the middle of the desert? How were these caves so beautifully made? And how was the lighting arranged inside them? These structures have not deteriorated from anywhere; they have not turned black, nor have they ever been cleaned.

What kind of stones were these? Cutting thousands of stones into perfect squares, transporting them to the pyramid site, stacking them in a precise pyramid shape, and using thousands of slaves to achieve all this—how was it all done?

No matter what you believe, pyramids are an extraordinary example of advanced technology. Even today, no architect has been able to replicate them. 2,600,000 large stone blocks, cut with absolute precision, were transported to the pyramid site and placed within an inch of each other. Then, the walls were painted and decorated. If such a project were undertaken today, it would take approximately 664 years to complete.

So, if you think that such massive pyramids were built just to house a king’s dead body, you are mistaken. Something that required so much effort, involved so many mathematical formulas, and considered every scientific aspect—could it really have been built for just one purpose?

For many people, pyramids are nothing more than royal tombs. But after knowing all these facts, do you still believe they are just tombs? Something that required such extensive mathematical knowledge and even astronomical calculations—can we simply dismiss it as just a tomb? That would be somewhat misleading.

The first name associated with the pyramids is Pharaoh Khufu because he documented and recorded everything related to the pyramids. Interestingly, it is likely that he never even saw the pyramids being built in his lifetime since it was a decades-long project.

There is a book in an Oxford library that states that an Egyptian king named Suri had the pyramids built. But this king lived before a great flood, and it is said that he stole all the pyramid-related writings and published them under his own name.

Even the ancient historian Herodotus mentioned that the priests of Thebes showed him 341 statues, explaining that they were created over 11,340 years. Each statue represented a dynasty, with a king and then his son, forming an unbroken lineage. They also stated that before the first statue, gods used to live among humans, but after the great flood, no god ever set foot on Earth in human form again.

The era of Egypt lasted for about 6,500 years, but still, some religious authorities falsely claimed that Egypt's time lasted for 11,500 years. This misinformation was even shared with a traveler named Herodotus. They emphasized the idea that in the past 341 years, no god had set foot on Earth. However, all these claims become meaningless when we realize that not even once in history has any god ever actually appeared on Earth.

Even today, we do not truly know the real purpose of the pyramids. For us, they are just tombs, each weighing more than 6,500,000 tons. For thousands of years, mummies have been looking at us, as if signaling that there is a great mystery. Even today, many people know how to preserve dead bodies, and there is undeniable evidence suggesting that the dead could come back to life. But were such massive pyramids built solely based on this belief, or was there another reason behind their increasing size and grandeur over time?

The kind of carvings and paintings found in ancient Egypt suggest that people believed the gods would revive these dead bodies. That is why they were preserved so carefully. Otherwise, what was the need for such vast treasures buried with them? Moreover, their special servants were also buried alive with them. But why? So that their past life could be reborn in a new form.

The tombs inside the pyramids were built so strong that they have remained intact for thousands of years. The biggest question is—whose idea was it that one day, these people would come back to life, even after thousands of years?

All the evidence points to what we can see with our own eyes, and we cannot ignore it. The ancient artwork found so far strongly suggests that people believed the gods would return one day to revive these mummies. Perhaps that is why they were preserved with such care. Otherwise, what was the purpose of all the treasure, personal belongings, and even the servants buried alongside them? There is no doubt that many of these servants were buried alive.

All this indicates that the Egyptians believed in the rebirth of old bodies. Their tombs were built so strong that they could even withstand the impact of a nuclear explosion. Even after thousands of years, they remain unaffected. The items inside, such as gold and precious metals, remained intact—until they were disturbed by excavations.

But isn't it fascinating to wonder how the Egyptians came up with the idea that by preserving bodies as mummies, they could ensure their revival in the future? And not just that, but also the advanced techniques they developed to preserve human bodies for eternity.

So, could it be something like this: that I know when God will come and bring me back to life, or that future doctors will revive me, and I need to be in a place that remains undisturbed for centuries?

But this idea is still in practice today. Even in the modern era, human body parts are preserved in ice. Bone banks and blood banks operate on the same principle, storing blood for future use. Did people of that time already know about these things?

In March 1963, at Oklahoma University, the skin cells of an Egyptian princess named Mene were examined, and it was discovered that these cells were still alive—even though Princess Mene had died thousands of years ago. Many mummies have been found in a perfectly preserved state.

Mummies discovered in glaciers, dating back to the Incan civilization, appear as if they only need to be revived. In 1965, an experiment was conducted in Russia on two dogs. They were frozen for a week, and when taken out on the eighth day, they were completely fine.

In America, experiments are still being conducted on how astronauts can be frozen so they can travel deeper into space.

Dr. Ettinger has envisioned a future where, if a person dies, their body will be preserved in ice and later revived to give them a new life. However, all of this depends on advancements in medical science.

But our fundamental question remains the same—if ancient astronauts visited Earth, what is their direct connection with mummies? How did people of that time conceive the idea of immortality? How did they know that human cells could be revived after a certain period? Most ancient civilizations had knowledge of mummification.

This couldn't have been a mere coincidence or a sudden thought. Or perhaps someone witnessed the gods—or rather, these ancient astronauts—performing such acts, seeing them being revived, and based on these observations, they might have undertaken the massive construction of pyramids.

In a few hundred years, today's humans will have advanced greatly in space. However, going to space requires not only science but also every aspect of life science—how to eat, sleep, what to do when sick, how to operate machines, etc. Today, humans are doing everything that has been done before. It may also happen that one person built a pyramid, and seeing that, everyone else followed suit because there was no shortage of money at that time.

For some people, this may seem like a joke or something impossible; some may say that this goes against nature, but hibernation exists in nature. Many fish can freeze at a certain temperature and wake up once the temperature is suitable again. Flowers and larvae also go into hibernation and return in the next season.

Five miles from a place called Helwan, there are over 5,000 different-shaped tombs that are from the first or second dynasty. These tombs show that the practice of mummification began around 6,000 years ago.

In 1953, Professor Emery discovered a large tomb located north of Saqqara, which belonged to the first pharaoh of that dynasty. In addition, there were 72 other smaller tombs belonging to his servants. No evidence of violence was found on their bodies, but the question remains: why were these people killed?

All of this indicates that these measures were taken for the afterlife. In addition to precious metals, food items like wheat, fruits, and vegetables were also kept in these tombs. Besides tomb robbers, other kings also opened these tombs, and then they learned how their ancestors' remains were preserved. When closing these tombs, they were secured better, and food items were also placed inside. This indicates that the Egyptians believed that something would happen in the future, but not so soon.

In June 1954, another tomb was discovered in Saqqara that had neither been looted nor opened. It contained a stone sarcophagus with a sliding lid. On June 9, Dr. Goneim opened this sarcophagus and found that it was empty of mummies. Did the mummy leave on its own, leaving behind all this stuff?

A Russian named Rodenko found a tomb located 50 miles from Mongolia. This tomb resembled a rock and was made of wood on the inside. All the chambers inside were covered in ice, which preserved the tomb well. Inside, there were the remains of a man and a woman, whose bodies were coated with a layer of something. Here too, there were vessels made of gold and silver, as well as food and drink supplies. In one corner, a painting was found depicting six square shapes divided into four sections, resembling a print made on a mat. It featured figures with horns on their heads and wings on their backs, ready to fly in the sky.

However, an example of the desire for an afterlife can be found in Mongolia, where the way ice was used in the tombs suggests that they knew the end of the world was near. Another question is how the people of that time knew that ice could be used in such a way.

There is a village in China called Wu Chuan, which has a square tomb containing the remains of 17 men and 24 women. Here, too, it does not seem that these deceased bodies were subjected to any cruelty. There are tombs in the Andes glaciers, and graves have also been found in the ice of Siberia. In China, more than one tomb has been found in a single burial site, and mummies have been discovered in South Africa as well. What is common among all these is that the essentials for living were found around them, and all the tombs were constructed in a way that they could stand for thousands of years without any damage.

Is it all just a coincidence? Or did humans do all this out of madness? Or perhaps our ancestors made a promise to return to us.

In a place called Jericho, tombs dating back about 10,000 years have been found, among which were faces made from plaster of Paris. However, at that time, no one knew anything about this art.

Some very old stones have been found in Lussac, France, which have pictures of some people dressed in modern clothing, such as hats and jeans. According to Abbe Brueil, these stones have not been tampered with and are just as they were found. Many other images from the Stone Age have also been discovered in France, indicating how modern those people must have been.

Today, we know that people lived in caves back then, but thousands of years ago, birds had already learned to build nests, so could humans also have lived in caves at that time?

Among the remains of Khara Khota, Professor Koslov discovered a tomb containing two mummies of wealthy individuals, dating back to around 12,000 BC. The tomb was made of stone and was circular in shape, divided into two parts.

There have been many such tombs, pyramids, and various other findings, which have sparked disagreements among archaeologists. However, one thing they all agree on is that humans from thousands of years ago were far more advanced than today's humans.