Khafre SAR scan Mar 2025 - Khafre pyramid at Giza shows massive underground structures

[bigheadfred]

The team of Corrado Malanga,  Armando Mei, Filippo Biondi and Nicole Ciccole have released information on the SAR scan done on the Giza plateau and in particular the underground of the Khafre pyramid. This is part of the Khafre Research project using satellite technology.

https://t.co/m3lOwNHlmK

This is very interesting.

[Smokin Joe]

That is interesting. Thanks for posting it. I'm curious to see how the tomographic interpretations could be verified.

[bigheadfred]

That is interesting. Thanks for posting it. I'm curious to see how the tomographic interpretations could be verified.

Knowing how the Egyptian government has handled things in the past they are likely to put the kibosh on much further research.

[bigheadfred]

 Bump

[GtHawk]

Knowing how the Egyptian government has handled things in the past they are likely to put the kibosh on much further research.

You can’t blame them, they are worried that some fool will trigger the curse and Imhotep will reanimate to carry out the curse. And keep, the Tana leaves locked up!

[cato potatoe]

How is that even possible?  The Giza Plateau is only about 200 feet above sea level.  They built stuff 2000 feet below that? 

[bigheadfred]

How is that even possible?  The Giza Plateau is only about 200 feet above sea level.  They built stuff 2000 feet below that?

That is a good question. I don't know if the scans can detect if they are filled with water or are dry.

[Smokin Joe]

How is that even possible?  The Giza Plateau is only about 200 feet above sea level.  They built stuff 2000 feet below that?

Egyptian 'sandhogs'...(Caisson workers, like those who worked under pressure to dig the foundations of the Brooklyn Bridge. The 'bends' were identified in the workers, of which fourteen died.)