Egypt detects ‘impressive’ anomaly in Giza pyramids

a reply to: Mianeye

Sorry i dont know why i cant get the link to work its linked a little further down the thread. When i copy and paste it over it does not seem to work. Its from the Washington post.

as it turns out, the Egyptians were given the secret to unlimited energy by a dying interstellar race, and they had no idea how to control it but knew it had the power to destroy them all, so they hid it under a giant pile of rocks.

a reply to: lordcomac

Now where did you hear that from..

a reply to: purplemer

I was going to post this earlier but I was too busy between answering emails and posting in For those who continue to believe nobody knows why the pyramids were built thread.

You've got the wrong link in your OP (it's about the hidden chamber in Tutankhamun's tomb). Here's a link to an article from CBC with a little more detail and this image:



Does anyone have a link to something that's not coming from the AP article? Not enough info in there!

a reply to: lordcomac

It might be self aware machines or something? Like, that night might have been one with radiation capabilities like a microwave getting angry or something? I mean, I don't know what's in there and it's certainly none of my business, but our microwave got mad for some reason last night so it's kinda on my mind about advanced technologies and stuff.

Neat story, I hope everything is cool and kosher now.
The pyramids are so pretty.

a reply to: purplemer

I guess people figure it out then.

Silly bugs are silly

But good topic

a reply to: theantediluvian

Thank you for reply. I know i had link wrong for some reason i struggled with. Seems ok now. Thanks for the extra link and read too..

:-)

The pyramids have been busy over the past few thousand years.
Looks like they're pregnant with triplets.

Perhaps Egypt is being more open in order to stir more excitement and thus encourage a surge in tourism.
The Russian airline crash has been really hurting it's economy.

a reply to: purplemer

Wow, that is exciting news. I really want it to be a tunnel leading to a spectacular chamber, deep beneath the sands.

a reply to: Marduk

I bet its the room where the Aliens are controlling David Cameron's face from

I can't stop laughing at that, where did that come from?

Found a few more sources with additional information. From the Ahram Online article:

“What could it be behind it?" Eldamaty wondered, calling on fellow Egyptologists, especially those interested in ancient Egyptian architecture, to brainstorm and join in the research to help in explaining the phenomenon.

“I don’t know yet what could lay behind such blocks or what these anomalies could be, but it will surely lead to major discoveries,” Eldamaty told Ahram Online.

“I have several hypotheses in mind, though I cannot reveal them before conducting further research and study,” he said, adding that Muon detection will soon be used on the Khufu Pyramid in order to determine what these blocks conceal and the nature of the anomalies.

“It could be void spaces, fissures or passages. So far, I do not know,” he said, adding that more should be revealed after two weeks.

An Egyptian Egyptologist, who spoke to Ahram Online on condition of anonymity, said that nothing would be found behind the blocks except for fractures, as this is the “mother rock” of the plateau.

He said that when the ancient Egyptians built the pyramids, they inserted the blocks and the casing of the two first rows of the pyramids on the area's mother rock.

Pesky naysaying buzzkill! Here's the image from there:



and a couple more from Discovery News:

originally posted by: purplemer

originally posted by: schuyler
Interesting that the antiquities ministry is inviting Egyptologists to participate in the exploration. This is an unusual amount of openness. Hawass was usually uncooperative when he headed up the ministry.

Its a good point I found that a bit strange too considering how defensive and covert they have been about operations in the past..

:-)

Dont forget Egypts tourism is in really bad shape right now there probably trying to lure in tourists any way they can. Still a cool find though.

a reply to: Mokoa

I was thinking the same thing but I didn't want to say it. They've been talking for days about the likely impact on Egyptian tourism following the downing of Metrojet Flight 9268.

It's interesting for sure.

Just a thought, maybe the weight of the structure is causing another type of stone, rock or mineral like granite to become overly excited, I know granite gives off radiation, and can give off a heat reading.
From the pictures I see it's just a concentration, of heat, but there are other hot spots as well.

originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: purplemer

On the FLIR: Is that a figure (for scale) to the left of the anomalies?

originally posted by: beansidhe



a reply to: Marduk


"I bet its the room where the Aliens are controlling David Cameron's face from"


I can't stop laughing at that, where did that come from?

It came from...

originally posted by: IAMTAT


On the FLIR: Is that a figure (for scale) to the left of the anomalies?

Why yes, it appears to be Project Tic-Toc director Doug Phillips emerging from the time tunnel

a reply to: IAMTAT

I'd say yes looking at this picture from the Ahram Online source I linked above:

originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: Mokoa

I was thinking the same thing but I didn't want to say it. They've been talking for days about the likely impact on Egyptian tourism following the downing of Metrojet Flight 9268.

shhhh, you're not supposed to be cynical of the Russians, or Putin will come get you
Here he comes now,



Make like a tree

originally posted by: schuyler
Interesting that the antiquities ministry is inviting Egyptologists to participate in the exploration. This is an unusual amount of openness. Hawass was usually uncooperative when he headed up the ministry.

Looks like it may be part of a disclosure series of events....

We shall see.