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0:43the Great Pyramid of Giza an
0:45architectural and Engineering
0:47Masterpiece remains one of the most
0:49remarkable achievements in human history
0:52embodying a level of precision and
0:54sophistication that still baffles
0:57researchers and Scholars today this
1:00Monument holds within its Stone secrets
1:02and traces of advanced technology that
1:05we are only beginning to
1:07understand just when you approach the
1:09pyramid you can start seeing these
1:12traces of advanced technology for
1:15example there are many Basalt stone
1:16blocks with vertical machine marks on
1:19them the presence of vertical lines
1:22meticulously carved into bassal a
1:25material not native to the pyramid's
1:27vicinity raises immediate question about
1:30the tools and methods employed by the
1:32Ancients these lines distinct from Mere
1:36scratches display a pattern indicative
1:38of Saw marks suggesting the use of
1:41advanced Machining technology far beyond
1:44the capabilities of Bron chisels or saws
1:47even when aided by abrasive materials
1:50like silica sand further scrutiny of the
1:53area uncovers additional examples that
1:56hint at the utilization of older yet
1:59highly advanc Advanced Machining
2:00techniques for instance remnants of saw
2:04cuts with diameters approximating 18 to4
2:07of an inch reveal not only the Precision
2:10but also the possibility of curved Cuts
2:13potentially pointing towards the use of
2:16giant circular
2:17saws this evidence contradicts the
2:20traditional narrative that attributes
2:22the pyramid's construction to simple
2:24tools and manual
2:26labor in front of the second pyramid we
2:29can find many remnants of molten Granite
2:32within channels extending from the
2:34pyramid towards the
2:36Sphinx a particularly striking Discovery
2:39is a limestone block with a Channel of
2:41molten Granite running through it
2:44showcasing a vivid array of colors and
2:46hinting at the intense heat it must have
2:49endured this along with areas of charred
2:53granite and Limestone raises intriguing
2:56questions about the processes and events
2:58that led to these conditions i s
3:01observations of the original external
3:03casing Stones further complicate the
3:06story The extremely tight fit between
3:08these Stones suggests a level of
3:11craftsmanship and precision that is
3:14difficult to reconcile with the tools
3:15supposedly available during the
3:17pyramid's
3:19construction the Great Pyramid and its
3:21two smaller pyramids are placed in the
3:23exact same manner as the three stars
3:26that make up Orion's Belt the last time
3:29the pyramids aligned with Orion's Belt
3:32was about
3:3310,450 years ago this strongly suggests
3:37the pyramids are at least 10,000 years
3:39old and are probably much older perhaps
3:42that would explain why there's no
3:44mention of the pyramids or their
3:45Creation in any of the Egyptian
3:48writings such evidence challenges the
3:51established chronology of Egyptian
3:53history and suggest that the Great
3:55Pyramid and possibly its neighbors might
3:58have pre-existed the dynastic Egyptian
4:01civilization most people think that the
4:04Pyramids of Giza are just these three
4:06large pyramids however the complex is
4:10filled with numerous smaller structures
4:12including many small pyramids that still
4:14bear their original casing Stones there
4:17are also numerous shafts and tunnels
4:20like the Osiris shaft which hint at the
4:23notion that there's a massive
4:24Subterranean complex below the Giza
4:27Plateau situated at at 115 ft or 35 M
4:33below the surface the Osiris shaft leads
4:36to what is referred to as the tomb of
4:39Osiris it features a granite sarcophagus
4:42at the center of a chamber surrounded by
4:45an artificial Canal filled with water
4:48the question that naturally arises is
4:51how did they ensure a reliable water
4:54source to fill this canal and moreover
4:57how did they manage to maintain the
4:59water at precisely the right level the
5:02only plausible explanation for this feat
5:04is the existence of an advanced
5:06underground hydrological system of
5:08Chambers and tunnels in the vicinity
5:11specifically designed to harness and
5:13direct water from a natural spring into
5:16the shaft the solid bedrock in the area
5:19rules out the chance of random leaks
5:22further supporting the theory that the
5:24water is supplied via a deliberately
5:27constructed concealed Channel the
5:29implications of such a channel are
5:31profound indicating a Monumental
5:34Subterranean engineering project
5:36unparalleled in its time the true
5:39purpose of this Subterranean structure
5:42is a mystery and there aren't any
5:44ladders or any other method to even go
5:46down there so how did they manage to
5:49place massive Granite sarcophagi
5:51weighing up to 40 tons each inside the
5:55structure furthermore the decision to
5:58bring these massive granite boxes
6:00underground instead of carving them
6:02directly into the Bedrock meant a
6:05specific purpose was attached to these
6:07objects or the material they were made
6:09of there was one sarcophagus that was
6:12not made of granite though it was made
6:15from desite a material that was not used
6:18for any other known object in ancient
6:20Egypt's history not only that this
6:23material cannot be found anywhere in
6:26Africa this means that whoever built the
6:29shaft transported this massive 40ton
6:32dite sarcophagus over vast distances
6:35possibly from across the
6:38Mediterranean the application of
6:40advanced dating techniques has revealed
6:42that the shaft is most likely at least
6:445,000 years old pushing back the
6:47timeline of this site to pre-dynastic
6:51periods the serapium of Sara is an
6:54ancient Egyptian necropolis located near
6:57Cairo which is renowned for its
6:59assemblage of massive Granite boxes
7:02believed to be
7:03sarcophage these boxes crafted with
7:06astonishing Precision have sparked
7:08considerable debate about their creation
7:11the extraordinary craftsmanship evident
7:14in these Granite boxes suggests the use
7:17of advanced technology far beyond what
7:20is traditionally attributed to the
7:21ancient
7:22Egyptians each box in the serapium of
7:25Sakara is heun from a single piece of
7:28granite a material known for its extreme
7:31hardness the boxes are enormous with
7:34some weighing up to 70 tons including
7:37the lid and base this means that the
7:40blocks from which they were carved would
7:42have been weighing around 200
7:44tons the Precision with which these
7:47boxes have been crafted is remarkable
7:50their Corners are perfectly square and
7:52the flat surfaces are exquisitely smooth
7:55with an accuracy that Rivals modern
7:58Machining capability
8:00this level of precision achieved several
8:03Millennia ago is astounding and has led
8:07to the speculation that the ancient
8:09Egyptians had access to Advanced
8:11Technology possibly lost to time one of
8:14the most striking features of these
8:16boxes is their interior surfaces which
8:19are equally precise and smooth as the
8:22exteriors achieving such accuracy on the
8:25inside of a stone box particularly with
8:28the tools supposed available at the time
8:31seems
8:32impossible the walls of the boxes are of
8:35uniform thickness suggesting the use of
8:39sophisticated measuring and cutting
8:41equipment this level of uniformity and
8:44Precision in stonecraft is rarely found
8:47in other ancient Egyptian artifacts
8:50leading to questions about the
8:52technology and methods used in their
8:54construction moreover the process of
8:57hollowing out these massive GR granet
8:59blocks would have required significant
9:02understanding and control of stone
9:04cutting techniques the conventional
9:07tools of the ancient Egyptians primarily
9:10made of copper would have been
9:12inadequate for shaping such hard stone
9:14with the Precision
9:16observed this discrepancy has fueled
9:19theories suggesting that the Builders of
9:21the serapium possessed Advanced
9:23technological knowledge potentially
9:26including high-speed drills diamond
9:29tipped cutting tools or other
9:31sophisticated
9:32Machinery another aspect that intrigues
9:35researchers is the purpose of these
9:37boxes traditionally believed to be
9:40sarcophagi for the burial of sacred apis
9:44Bulls this explanation has been
9:46questioned due to the Box's elaborate
9:49and precise construction which seems
9:51excessive for mere barial purposes some
9:55theorists propose that these boxes were
9:58used for purposes that required precise
10:01dimensions and smooth surfaces perhaps
10:04related to some form of energy
10:06manipulation or scientific process
10:08unknown to modern
10:10science Additionally the granite boxes
10:14also possess acoustic properties
10:22[Music]
10:29the transportation and placement of
10:31these massive boxes are also subjects of
10:34Wonder the serum's underground tunnels
10:37are narrow and winding making the
10:39movement of such large objects a
10:42logistical
10:44challenge also why are there no signs of
10:48torches such as burn marks anywhere in
10:51the serapium of
10:52Sakara what kind of lighting did they
10:55use to illuminate these underground
10:58spaces in in contrast to these theories
11:01mainstream archaeology attributes the
11:04Precision and craftsmanship of the
11:06Granite boxes to the skill and patience
11:08of ancient craftsmen who over
11:11Generations perfected their ston
11:13workking techniques critics of the
11:16advanced technology Theory argue that
11:18there is no direct archaeological
11:20evidence supporting the existence of
11:22Machinery or tools sophisticated enough
11:26to create these boxes in ancient Egypt
11:29creating such Precision in ancient times
11:32would have required not only Advanced
11:35tools but also a sophisticated
11:37understanding of engineering and
11:40geometry the scale and precision of the
11:43boxes in the serapium are not replicated
11:46in any modern Granite quaries indicating
11:49that the ancient Egyptians or perhaps a
11:52pre-existing civilization had access to
11:55technology and knowledge that are not
11:58yet fully understood
12:01but let's get back to the Great Pyramid
12:02of
12:03Giza according to measurements the Great
12:06Pyramid is the most accurately aligned
12:09structure in existence and faces true
12:12north with only 36ths of a degree of
12:15error the position of the North Pole
12:17moves over time and the pyramid was
12:20exactly aligned at one time even more
12:23incredibly the Great Pyramid is located
12:26at the center of the land mass of the
12:28Earth
12:29the East West parallel that crosses the
12:32most land and the North South Meridian
12:35that crosses the most land intersect in
12:37two places on the earth one in the ocean
12:40and the other at the Great Pyramid this
12:43alignment was achieved without the
12:44compass which would not be invented for
12:47thousands of years such Precision
12:50suggests a profound understanding of
12:52astronomy and possibly the use of star
12:55sightings or other Advanced methods to
12:57determine Cardinal dire c s with
12:59astounding accuracy the Builders of the
13:03pyramids had such detailed knowledge of
13:05the solstices and equinoxes that on the
13:08day of the Spring Equinox The Sun Shines
13:11directly over the Great Pyramid and in
13:14those few moments the pyramid does not
13:16cast a
13:17shadow another interesting feature is
13:20the acoustic qualities within the
13:22pyramid particularly within the king's
13:25chamber the chamber is constructed from
13:28huge blocks of granite a material known
13:31for its density and sound reflecting
13:34abilities when vocalizations or sounds
13:36are made within this chamber they
13:38resonate creating a powerful and
13:41reverberating acoustic effect this
13:44resonance doesn't merely amplify sound
13:47it seems to enhance it giving it a
13:49quality that is both profound and
13:52enduring listen to These acoustic
13:54demonstrations from Brian forester's
13:56video in which he examines the K chamber
14:00together with Yousef aan an expert of
14:03acoustic resonance
14:06[Music]
14:15[Music]
14:43the sound can linger in the air far
14:45longer than one would expect leading
14:48researchers to propose that the
14:49pyramid's Architects might have
14:52intentionally Incorporated These
14:53acoustic features the specific
14:56dimensions and materials chosen for the
14:59King's chamber and possibly other parts
15:01of the pyramid could have been
15:03meticulously selected to achieve a
15:06particular resonance
15:07frequency this suggests a level of
15:10knowledge and intentionality in the use
15:12of sound that is quite Advanced
15:15indicating the Practical significance of
15:18Acoustics in the pyramid's
15:20design one of the most astounding
15:23theories of all emerged in the
15:251960s thanks to a man named Edward
15:28kungle
15:29in
15:301962 kungl published a book entitled
15:34Pharaoh's pump which shook up the world
15:36of
15:37egyptology in it he argued that the
15:40passages and Chambers in and beneath the
15:42Great Pyramid were the conduits and
15:45reservoirs of a giant water pump that
15:48would have been used to send water out
15:50into the desert to irrigate the land
15:53according to conko the pyramid actually
15:55contained two pumps one Underground
15:59represented by the pyramid's mysterious
16:01Subterranean chamber and the other above
16:04ground in the middle and upper chambers
16:07together they would create two streams
16:09that would exit the pyramid through
16:11shafts on the North and South sides
16:14unsurprisingly kl's work caused Great
16:17skepticism not only from egyptologists
16:20who rejected the theory outright but
16:23from Engineers who pointed out that
16:25kung's design would have required the
16:28creation of a vacuum a number of valves
16:31and some type of combustible Fuel and
16:34combustion chamber to drive the pump yet
16:37not bound by the same restrictions as
16:39mainstream egyptology many Engineers
16:43began to look closer at kl's work
16:45realizing that it was not totally
16:47without Merit while kl's two- pump
16:51design would likely not have been
16:52possible some Engineers noted that a ram
16:55pump might actually make sense a ram
16:59pump is a simple device used for
17:01centuries to move water from a reservoir
17:03to somewhere else using two moving Parts
17:06in the force of gravity could the
17:08Builders of the Great Pyramid really
17:11have created a ram pump on such a
17:13massive scale with the possibility
17:16established other researchers and
17:18Scholars picked up on the idea designing
17:21a theoretical layout in which the Great
17:23Pyramid was fed with water from the
17:25Western Nile and nearby lake Morris
17:29which each sat at a higher elevation
17:31making them the perfect sources for a
17:34gravity-fed water system on the Giza
17:37Plateau some even believe that the
17:40retaining wall which is known to have
17:42once surrounded the pyramid complex
17:45could have been an embankment for an
17:46on-site
17:48Reservoir as more and more people came
17:50to believe that the Great Pyramid really
17:52could have been an enormous ancient
17:54water pump they were backed by one
17:57simple overarch SE in argument
18:01economics think about it the Great
18:04Pyramid is made up of 2.3 million blocks
18:08each weighing between 25 and 80 tons
18:11meaning that if workers moved and laid
18:1312 blocks per hour 24 hours a day 7 days
18:17a week it would have taken 20 years to
18:21construct more than that it has been
18:23estimated that adjusted into modern
18:26dollar values the pyramid would have
18:28cost more than $5 billion to create
18:32simply why go to all this trouble and
18:35all this expense just for a tomb
18:38obviously Egyptian pharaohs had more
18:40leeway than modern democratically
18:43elected leaders but they were not
18:45totally Unbound from the realities of
18:48finance and economics would it not make
18:50more sense to go to all this trouble for
18:53something which was going to provide a
18:54higher return on investment like say a
18:58water pump which would allow you to
19:00irrigate your civilization and feed your
19:02people here we must take a step back in
19:05order to get to the point if the Great
19:08Pyramid really was an enormous water
19:10pump then it must have been pumping The
19:12Water Somewhere this is where some have
19:15connected the dots and returned to the
19:17mysterious pit at zat L Aran they
19:20believe that the site was not an
19:22unfinished pyramid but an outflow
19:25location for water pumped by the Great
19:27Pyramid the giant pit designed as a
19:30reservoir for water pumped in from
19:33below the discovery of this Granite
19:36block along with subsequent findings of
19:38more Granite blocks and an enormous
19:4130ton pink Granite block forming the
19:44foundation of a sort of pavement led
19:46barsanti to believe that he had found
19:48the entrance to a Subterranean World
19:51possibly filled with Untold Treasures or
19:54significant historical artifacts one of
19:57the most remarkable discoveries at the
19:59zette L Arian site was a large oval vat
20:02made of pink Granite polished like a
20:05mirror and intricately carved out of one
20:07of the pavement blocks the vat's
20:10protection involving a layer of lime and
20:13a thick bed of well spread clay suggests
20:16it held great importance possibly
20:18containing something of value or
20:21significance the side walls of the vat
20:24were lined with a black band possibly
20:26the residue of some liquid pointing to
20:29its use in a unique and unknown
20:32process the vat's design and the evident
20:35efforts to preserve its Integrity
20:37suggest it was an integral part of a
20:39sophisticated process possibly related
20:42to energy generation or
20:45storage during the excavation of the
20:47site by barsanti and his team in
20:511905 a massive storm hit Egypt and the
20:54pit at zet El
20:56Arion the torrential rain filled the pit
20:59with over 10 ft of water incredibly a
21:03few hours after the storm the water
21:05level in the pit abruptly dropped surely
21:08barsanti asserted this must be because
21:11the water was seeping down into some
21:13sort of subterranean chamber into the
21:17hidden Apartments he believed were
21:18waiting to be found beneath the pit
21:21between the weight of the blocks the
21:23cement-like mortar and the interlocking
21:25pattern the work was the most difficult
21:28his team had ever undertaken but to
21:31barsanti this only proved his point
21:34surely whoever had constructed the site
21:37had gone to Such Great Lengths to make
21:39the blocks of the floor unmovable
21:41because they were meant to conceal a
21:43hiding place something extremely
21:46important unfortunately the work was so
21:49difficult that again barsanti ran out of
21:52money before he could solve the mystery
21:55then World War I broke out shutting the
21:57sights of Egypt down to further
22:00exploration in 1917 barsanti
22:03unexpectedly died at the age of 59
22:07rather than continue baran's work
22:09egyptologists simply forgot about the
22:12site leaving the mystery of what lay
22:14beneath it
22:15unsolved the sudden restriction of
22:18access to the ZET L Arian site by the
22:21Egyptian government in the
22:231960s just as interest in its Mysteries
22:26was renewed only deepens the Intrigue a
22:30military base now stands over the site
22:33and no one can enter it while definitive
22:35proof remains elusive the architectural
22:39complexities and unexplained features of
22:41the ZET larian site coupled with its
22:45proximity to the Great Pyramid suggests
22:47that it may have been part of an
22:49advanced technological system for energy
22:52generation and distribution in ancient
22:54Egypt it might actually go much further
22:57than pumping water for irrigation early
23:00in
23:011999 a marine engineer named John Cadman
23:05was perusing the shelves at a used
23:07bookstore when he stumbled across an old
23:10dusty copy of a most unusual book
23:13Pharaoh's pump as an expert in
23:16Hydraulics the book intrigued Cadman so
23:19he purchased it and took it home when he
23:22began to read it more closely he quickly
23:24realized that kung's idea was not as
23:27ridiculous as he had initially assumed
23:30wanting to know more Cadman began to
23:32learn everything he could about the
23:34Great Pyramid almost immediately what he
23:38discovered captivated him the Great
23:40Pyramid Subterranean chamber he realized
23:43looked eerily like the layout for a ram
23:46pump he took his research further noting
23:49from photographs that the Subterranean
23:51chamber showed obvious signs of water
23:54damage particularly on the ceiling where
23:57signs of Cav ation which is caused by
24:00gas bubbles in water due to Violent
24:02churning were evident as well as clear
24:05damage from compression wave striking it
24:08in other words it was not just that the
24:11Subterranean chamber could work as a
24:12water pump but according to cadman's
24:15trained eyes it appeared it had worked
24:17as such at this point Cadman knew what
24:21he had to do he must draw upon his years
24:23of experience with hydraulics and create
24:26his own scale model of the pyramid and
24:28its Subterranean chamber to see if it
24:31would really work as a water pump he
24:34built his first model using a nearby
24:37River as a
24:38reservoir unfortunately the model did
24:41not work first leaking then cracking and
24:44failing to pump water as he had hoped
24:47but Cadman would not give up that easily
24:49he built another model then another both
24:52of which suffered the same fate as the
24:54first but on his fourth try he got
24:57everything right and much to cadman's
25:00Delight his pump worked this proved to
25:03Cadman Beyond a doubt that the Great
25:05Pyramid could have functioned as a giant
25:07water pump and that surely this was not
25:10by accident it was clear he asserted
25:14that the creators of the Great Pyramid
25:16Subterranean chamber had known exactly
25:19what they were doing this was the
25:21Breakthrough that Disciples of Edward
25:23kl's original work had been waiting for
25:26the tangible proof that a great Great
25:28Pyramid water pump was more than just
25:31speculation and yet as Cadman continued
25:34his research the results got even more
25:37mind-blowing and in fact went far beyond
25:40the mere pumping of
25:42water having proved that the Great
25:44Pyramid Subterranean chamber could
25:47function as a water pump Cadman built a
25:49new bigger model and encased it in
25:52concrete in order to simulate the
25:54effects of the pump operating
25:56underground he moved moved the model
25:59which weighed over 500 lb to a seasonal
26:02Creek with a pond serving as a
26:04reservoir as this model began to work
26:08Cadman immediately noticed something
26:10which shocked him encased in concrete
26:13the pump was creating a vertical
26:15compression wave a recurring heartbeat
26:18like thump which could be felt through
26:19the ground 20 ft away and heard more
26:22than 100 ft away Cadman realized that
26:26what he had constructed went far Beyond
26:28just a water pump because of the
26:31powerful waves it generated Cadman
26:33renamed the device a pulse generator
26:37truly this changed
26:40everything if the great pyramid's
26:42Subterranean chamber was generating
26:44pulse waves these waves would have moved
26:46through the granite upper chambers and
26:48passageways of the pyramid and due to
26:51granite's reflective properties created
26:54ionization in the atmosphere in effect
26:56producing an electric field
26:59put more simply the pulses created by
27:02the Subterranean pump would have
27:03interacted with the pyramid's granite to
27:05produce
27:07electricity it appeared that Cadman had
27:10not only proven that the Great Pyramid
27:12could function as a water pump to move
27:14water around Egypt for irrigation but
27:17one which could actually create
27:19electricity in ancient
27:21times of course those who have watched
27:24this channel before will know that the
27:26idea of the Great Pyramid as an
27:28electrical generator did not start with
27:31John Cadman in fact as early as the turn
27:34of the 20th century it appeared
27:37prominently in the work of famed
27:39inventor Nicola Tesla but while many of
27:42you will already be aware of the work of
27:44Tesla you may not be aware of his
27:47obsession with ancient Egypt and
27:50specifically the pyramids which he
27:52studied in detail wrote about and
27:55incorporated into his work consider in
27:591905 Tesla filed a patent titled art of
28:02transmitting electrical energy through a
28:05natural medium which contained the
28:07design for something called Tesla's
28:10electromagnetic pyramid supplementing
28:13his genius with what he had learned
28:15about ancient Egypt his idea was to use
28:18a huge pyramid-like structure to project
28:21energy Skyward where it could then be
28:23harnessed by individual receptors around
28:26the world in interestingly Tesla
28:29actually built a model of his
28:31electromagnetic pyramid known as Warden
28:34Cliff Tower a 187 ft tall structure
28:38topped with a 55ton dome of conductive
28:41metal unfortunately before he could
28:44conclusively prove that his model could
28:46create energy Tesla lost his funding and
28:50the project was abandoned and yet even
28:53though Tesla's work on electromagnetic
28:55pyramids disappeared the idea did not
28:59thanks to Tesla many began to look at
29:02the Great Pyramid with fresh eyes and
29:05specifically its original makeup covered
29:07in white tofa Limestone blocks which are
29:11known for unparalleled insulating
29:14properties its tunnels and Chambers
29:16beneath lined with granite a well-known
29:19electrical conductor simply this would
29:22have been the perfect layout if the
29:24intent was to create and utilize
29:26electricity little Granite channels of
29:29electrical conductivity surrounded by
29:32insulation not unlike copper wires
29:34encased in rubber in modern electronic
29:37devices moreover it is known that the
29:40Great Pyramid was originally topped by a
29:42Capstone of gold one of the most
29:44electrically conductive materials on
29:47Earth similar to how Tesla's Warden
29:49Cliff Tower was topped with a 55 ton
29:53metal ball in other words if the Great
29:56Pyramid was designed for electric
29:58electricity its Builders couldn't have
30:00done it better and if it wasn't well in
30:03an historic coincidence they'd
30:05accidentally stumbled into the Perfect
30:07Design to add to the mystery in
30:101993 a mysterious and inaccessible room
30:14was discovered after remaining hidden
30:16for thousands of years appearing to have
30:19deliberately been concealed by the
30:21structures Engineers the room came to be
30:24called the Queen's chamber and was
30:26finally explored in 2011 11 with a small
30:29remote camera to reveal something very
30:32strange it contained carefully crafted
30:35copper wire and more importantly there
30:37were instructions painted as symbols
30:39onto the floor which appeared to show a
30:42clear wiring
30:44diagram you can run an electric current
30:47through copper wire and the coil will
30:49produce a short range magnetic field at
30:53a second coil and the poers transferred
30:55from one coil to the other a windowless
30:58room with copper wirings could create a
31:01higher potential on one wall which
31:03transfers energy to the lower potential
31:06consequentially releasing
31:07electromagnetic energy into the confined
31:10space of the so-called Queen's
31:13chamber indeed so suggestive was the
31:16evidence that the idea continued to
31:18develop into modern
31:21times Christopher Dunn is a mechanical
31:24engineer who has worked for more than
31:26half a century at the highest l levels
31:28of Aerospace Manufacturing in the 1970s
31:32Dunn began to develop an interest in the
31:34mysteries of the Great Pyramid of Giza
31:37at the same time as he worked his day
31:39job in the Aerospace industry he began
31:42spending his spare time researching the
31:44Great Pyramid from a mechanical
31:46engineering perspective slowly but
31:49surely he came to the belief that there
31:51was more to the pyramid than it seemed
31:54in his words I came to the conclusion
31:57that with such an investment of
31:59resources and the extreme Precision
32:01which was crafted into the building it
32:03was a building that functioned as a
32:06machine and the machine was used to
32:08harness energy from the earth I was
32:10inspired to research and discover how
32:13this machine
32:14operated for more than 20 years he
32:17conducted This research becoming a
32:19prominent expert on the subject
32:21publishing dozens of Articles and
32:23appearing as a trusted voice across
32:25mainstream television
32:28they were tuned to vibrate with the
32:31frequencies of the earth and they
32:34converted the energies of the earth into
32:37electromagnetic energy in
32:391998 one year before John cadman's
32:42legendary experiments which proved the
32:44electrical capacity of the Great Pyramid
32:47Dunn finally published his seminal work
32:50titled the Giza power plant the book
32:53meticulously described a system in which
32:56the Great Pyramid Drew seisman energy
32:58from the earth producing electricity in
33:01the king's chamber through the use of
33:03hydrogen created by a chemical reaction
33:05in the Queen's chamber so groundbreaking
33:08was dun's work that it inspired
33:11researchers around the world to follow
33:13his lead for more than two decades
33:16research has continued and expanded
33:19becoming only more astonishing every
33:21year in fact more than ever science and
33:25specifically mainstream science is
33:28taking the idea of the Great Pyramid as
33:30an electrical generator
33:33seriously indeed in 2018 a study was
33:36published in the prestigious Journal of
33:38Applied Physics which examined the great
33:41pyramid's response to radio waves and
33:44concluded that the pyramid could in fact
33:46concentrate electromagnetic energy in
33:49its internal Chambers as well as under
33:52its base seeming to confirm the research
33:55of Cadman and the ideas of Tesla
33:59then in 2019 a new book was published by
34:03egyptologists James Brown and JJ and
34:06desire herto entitled giza's industrial
34:09complex which built on the work of dun
34:12to suggest that the entire Giza Plateau
34:15functioned as an energy generating
34:18system according to the authors the
34:20structures around and beneath the
34:22plateau were designed to activate a
34:25sophisticated process of water splitting
34:28which would allow hydrogen to be used as
34:31a fuel source as they put it in the book
34:34there is good evidence that the Great
34:36Pyramid was a gigantic water processing
34:39plant to create electrified water it is
34:43indicative of how far the idea of the
34:45Great Pyramid as an electrical generator
34:48has come that the book and the idea were
34:50not immediately written off as
34:52ridiculous in fact instead of being
34:55mocked the book actually won award aards
34:58including the prestigious New York City
35:00big book award again now more than ever
35:04mainstream science views the possibility
35:07of the Great Pyramid as an electrical
35:09generator as imminently
35:15possible in pondering the Grandeur of
35:17Egypt's ancient structures and the
35:20sophisticated Technologies they imply
35:23one compelling Theory emerges that these
35:26Marvels are not so the achievements of
35:28the historically known dynastic
35:30Egyptians but rather the remnants of a
35:33far more advanced ancient
35:36civilization this civilization predating
35:39recorded history could have passed down
35:42a wealth of knowledge and technological
35:44prowess setting the foundation upon
35:46which later Egyptians built and thrived
35:50such achievements prompt us to consider
35:52the possibility that these were not the
35:54initial experiments of an emerging
35:56civilization but rather the inherited
35:59Legacy of a predecessor whose knowledge
36:02and achievements were Monumental enough
36:04to influence Generations long after
36:06their
36:07disappearance this Theory does not
36:09diminish the accomplishments of the
36:11dynastic Egyptians but rather highlights
36:14a continuity of human achievement and
36:16the potential for civilizations to build
36:19upon the legacies left by their
36:21predecessors it suggests that the
36:23ancient Egyptians were inheritors of a
36:25rich and sophisticated Legacy which they
36:28adapted and preserved

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