Pyramid Underground Works

 

The title of this post is not very good, but I can't think of a better one right now. Some information has emerged that there has been a new discovery under the Pyramid of Khafre. This one of the three pyramids of Giza, the three biggest and best known pyramids of Egypt. Khafre is less famous than its neighbour the Pyramid of Khufu or Great Pyramid, but it is almost as big and is very distinctive because some of its limestone cladding has survived in a cap around its peak, while on the Khufu and Mencaure pyramids this has completely worn away. The report is that a team of archaeologists have discovered some objects under the pyramid that are so incredible that they defy credulity, even mine. The discovery consists of eight gigantic cylindrical structures positioned in two rows of four under the pyramid. Their tops are at the base of the pyramid and they descend two thousand feet into the bedrock. To give you a sense of scale, the Pyramid of Khafre itself is 448 feet tall. There are also spiral structures running along the outside of the cylinders like threads on a screw. At the bottom of the cylinders are two cuboids or oblong shaped objects 260 feet across. Along with the subterranean anomalies, there are also five features inside the pyramid itself near its base that resemble the King's Chamber in the Great Pyramid. I wonder who is buried in those, if indeed anybody is. In fact there have been questions throughout the history of Egyptology over whether this was a tomb at all. When I first heard this story I rejected it as too amazing to be true. This was not helped by the most popular source, a TikToker called @Funnyoldeworld. Her presentation style is not a reason to be skeptical of her per se, but she does come across as a little overdosed on youthful exuberance, see: https://www.tiktok.com/@funnyoldeworld/video/7483482367852629270.

However, after a period of time had elapsed and the usual debunkers were silent I returned to the subject and found some other news sources. It turns out that the two Italian scientists involved are real, Corrado Malanga from the University of Pisa and Filippo Biondi from the University of Strathclyde. (The latter is still Italian and not Scottish.) Their research papers are real too, but have yet to be published in full. They used a method called Synthetic Aperture Radar Doppler Tomography to detect these objects. You might say that radio waves cannot penetrate solid objects, and that's true; but the discovery came from analyzing tiny movements of the surface monuments due to seismic waves, small earthquakes. In this way they could build up a sonograph of the world beneath the ground under the Giza Plateau. This is a different method to the "muography" used by Operation Scan Pyramids that I reported on a few years ago, see: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2023/03/new-corridor-in-pyramid.html, but it can deliver similar data. There has apparently been a press conference by the scientific team. This was a private event and all the dialogue was in Italian, but there is some amateur footage taken of it and translators are currently at work. We will know more when the full paper and transcript are published. I'm surprised to see that it's not only the skeppers who are currently mute on this matter; so is Graham Hancock. His feed is infested with comments by hundreds of people atting him and demanding his take on the subject. I assume his DM's are similar. However, Graham has yet to say a word about it. Is this a bad sign? Not necessarily. Graham may just want to wait and see. He has been so badly burned before by the trolls and flamers that he has become very cautious in recent years. He likes to "bulletproof" everything, to use his own terms. I can't help feeling excited by this and will be looking out eagerly for updates. Obviously if this is true it will turn our vision of the past on its head. Who built such an underground working? Or what; where they even human? When was it built and for what purpose? How long ago was it built? What else lies hidden under our feet?