It was solved at the end of the mystery of the Egyptian pyramids, created by tons of rocks. The rocks were transported by boats from the Nile River through a man-made canal. Scientists have finally found the answer to the question of how the pyramids in Egypt, which were said to have been theorized for hundreds of years, or even the 'alien base', were made.
Up to this time, how the pyramids claimed to have been built with rocks transported by 'alien aid' appeared in the diaries of an Egyptian named Merer, who took on high level responsibilities of the period. According to this diary, which is about 3 thousand years old, huge gypsum and granite blocks weighing 2.5 tons were moved from the Nile River to the region where the pyramid was made. The ancient Egyptian engineers who built the boats connected to each other opened a canal to Gize, where the pyramids were built from a harbor along the Nile. How they arrived were hundreds of miles of unknown giant stones, 800 kilometers away. Thousands of workers took part in the move and a total of 170 thousand tons of rock were moved. Mark Lehner, a well-known archaeologist, noted that the Egyptians were taking the draft of the canal and sharing it with the public as soon as possible.