A 2016 video, showing a mᴀssive, pyramid-shaped UFO hidden in clouds over Hawaii, has sparked renewed debate about ancient aliens and their potential role in building the Great Pyramid of Giza.

The sheer scale and precision of the Giza pyramids raise a fundamental question: how did ancient Egyptians, lacking modern technology, manage such monumental feats? Moving and precisely placing mᴀssive stone blocks, some weighing 70 tons, seems impossible without advanced tools. Could an extraterrestrial source have provided the necessary knowledge or ᴀssistance?

Proponents of the “ancient astronaut theory” argue that the pyramids’ complexity and other ancient artifacts suggest alien intervention. They question how humanity could have made such rapid technological leaps without outside influence.

However, skeptics counter that we may underestimate the ingenuity of the ancient Egyptians. They point to the rise of farming, which led to settled communities and the development of specialized knowledge, including mathematics and astronomy. This could explain the rapid advancements that enabled pyramid construction.

The debate also extends to ancient Sumerian texts, which mention the Anunnaki, beings some believe were extraterrestrial. Zecharia Sitchin’s controversial interpretations suggest the Anunnaki came from a planet called Nibiru to mine gold on Earth and genetically engineered humans. This theory fuels the belief that aliens have interacted with humanity for millennia.

The core question remains: were the ancient Egyptians and other civilizations far more advanced than we realize, or did extraterrestrial beings play a crucial role in their development? While evidence remains open to interpretation, the mystery of ancient achievements continues to fascinate and provoke debate.

The question of how humans progressed from hunter-gatherers to pyramid builders so quickly is central. The rapid development of farming and settled communities might explain this. This allowed for knowledge sharing and the development of skills. The rapid advancement of human technology in the last couple hundred years supports this view.