7 Ancient Sites Some People Think Were Built by Aliens

[Peter1469]

I believe these have all been explained scientifically how humans built them (except for the Mars thing). But I still believe- aliens.


7 Ancient Sites Some People Think Were Built by Aliens

Planet Earth is home to some spectacular relics from bygone eras, constructions that seem to defy the technological capabilities of their time either because they’re too big, too heavy, or too complex.


As such, some suggest the ancient builders of the Egyptian pyramids, the Nasca lines, and others were following an extraterrestrial instruction manual. Perhaps the hands that crafted these sites weren’t really of this world.


To be sure, it’s fun to think about whether aliens have visited Earth. After all, humans are on the threshold of expanding our reach in space, and places like Mars are in our sight. But the truth is, there’s no evidence suggesting that aliens have ever been here. And invoking a supernatural explanation for some of the most monumental of human achievements means skipping over the fascinating ways in which prehistoric civilizations managed to make some of the largest and most enigmatic constructions on Earth.
Sacsayhuamán (Peru)

Nasca Lines (Peru)

Egyptian Pyramids

Stonehenge

Teotihuacán (Mexico)

Easter Island

The Face on Mars

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Descriptions and cool pics at the link.

[The Booman]

Stonehenge was built by accountants. That is the only explanation for its level of boringness.

[countryboy]

I believe these have all been explained scientifically how humans built them (except for the Mars thing). But I still believe- aliens.


7 Ancient Sites Some People Think Were Built by Aliens

Planet Earth is home to some spectacular relics from bygone eras, constructions that seem to defy the technological capabilities of their time either because they’re too big, too heavy, or too complex.


As such, some suggest the ancient builders of the Egyptian pyramids, the Nasca lines, and others were following an extraterrestrial instruction manual. Perhaps the hands that crafted these sites weren’t really of this world.


To be sure, it’s fun to think about whether aliens have visited Earth. After all, humans are on the threshold of expanding our reach in space, and places like Mars are in our sight. But the truth is, there’s no evidence suggesting that aliens have ever been here. And invoking a supernatural explanation for some of the most monumental of human achievements means skipping over the fascinating ways in which prehistoric civilizations managed to make some of the largest and most enigmatic constructions on Earth.
Sacsayhuamán (Peru)


Nasca Lines (Peru)


Egyptian Pyramids


Stonehenge


Teotihuacán (Mexico)


Easter Island


The Face on Mars


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Descriptions and cool pics at the link.

While I am open minded to possibility that extraterrestrials may have lent a hand in building some of the wonders of the world, I also believe in the possibility that mankind could have achieved levels of technology that equal, or even surpass the technology of today, and that knowledge has been somehow lost.

[carolina73]

Well if the claim is that bacteria came to earth in meteorites then we can say that we come from alien life and therefore aliens built all the these wonders of the world. If you don't like that theory, then I guess it was only superman that got here that way.

[NapRover]

The trouble is that planets that might be able to support life are light years away. So The aliens must have been able to travel that fast for that long--and for what? To show us how to build things?

[MisterVeritis]

"We come to serve all mankind, baked and fried."

[Peter1469]

The trouble is that planets that might be able to support life are light years away. So The aliens must have been able to travel that fast for that long--and for what? To show us how to build things?

Assuming aliens had a hand in any of these, why not? A space faring race would, well, explore space. As for the distances, go back to Einstein. He theorized that wormholes were possible.

[BenjaminO]

Assuming aliens had a hand in any of these, why not? A space faring race would, well, explore space. As for the distances, go back to Einstein. He theorized that wormholes were possible.

One thing that puzzles me is where are the tools and machines that were used to cut stone and construct all those sites?
Another site is Tiwanaku in Bolivia.

[Section31]

ET isn't very smart. They're dumbasses if you ask me.

[donttread]

Stonehenge was built by accountants. That is the only explanation for its level of boringness.

LOL. It took some science and skills not to mention drive and motivation that it is hard to attribute to the peoples of the times. Why devote all that to building any of these wonders instead of just living large and takin it easy?