Stonehenge, a mysterious ancient site in the UK, has puzzled historians and archaeologists for centuries. Built over 5,000 years ago, it underwent multiple construction phases by different groups. Theories on how the massive stones were transported include sledges, rollers, and even glaciers. Myths attribute its creation to figures like Merlin, while modern science suggests it was a community project. Stonehenge served various purposes, from astronomy to ceremonies. Alternative theories propose alien involvement. Today, it remains a symbol of ancient ingenuity and a popular tourist destination.

What is the modern understanding of who created Stonehenge?

• A single group of ancient Britons

• A collaboration of various groups over time

• Aliens from another planet

• The ancient Egyptians

What was the first stage of Stonehenge's construction?

• Constructing trilithons

• Transporting bluestones from Wales

• Arranging sandstone slabs

• Building a circle of timber posts

How were the massive stones of Stonehenge likely transported?

• Using helicopters

• With the help of ancient glaciers

• By sledges and rollers made of tree trunks

• Through teleportation

Which mythical figure was once believed to have built Stonehenge?

• Zeus

• Thor

• Merlin

• Hercules

Who did John Aubrey claim built Stonehenge?

• The Egyptians

• The Greeks

• The Romans

• The Druids

What is the modern scientific consensus on the builders of Stonehenge?

• It was a community project by various groups

• It was built by the Romans

• It was built by a single ancient civilization

• It was constructed by aliens

What are some of the purposes Stonehenge is thought to have served?

• A residential area

• A marketplace

• A site for religious ceremonies and calendar-keeping

• A military fortress

What is one speculative theory about Stonehenge's origin?

• It was a royal palace

• It was a site for alien navigation

• It was a medieval castle

• It was a modern art installation

What do some people believe about the energy at Stonehenge?

• It is a source of renewable energy

• It is a site of a major energy vortex

• It is a place of negative energy

• It is a site for nuclear energy

What humorous conclusion does the video suggest about Stonehenge?

• It is an interdimensional aperture for brain-eating aliens

• It is a giant sundial

• It is a time machine

• It is a portal to another dimension