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originally posted by: atlantiswatusi
Hey all---hope everyone had a Merry Christmas or Happy Holiday or whatever.....
I've been seeing a few articles about a void discovered in the Great Pyramid......and I was wondering if this was the same one that was debunked already or if this is further information on that? The CNN link I saw was just putrid and I was just wondering if someone is cycling through news on a slow day?
Anywho---from what I recall of the first news of the void was that it was not a void. I know there was some thread about it here already and much discourse of what the void must be.
Just wondering if anyone had any additional information on this? I figured someone would've jumped the thread already today but alas, no
originally posted by: Justoneman
I expect each pyramid to act like one block of solid mass and not to 'settle' internally creating structural damage. The design (Tetrahedron) is the most stable in nature and defines the shape of a Carbon atom.
originally posted by: atlantiswatusi
So here is the article from November 2017: news.nationalgeographic.com...
And here is the rebuttal from the Japanese scientists working on it: www.asahi.com...
originally posted by: atlantiswatusi
a reply to: mysterioustranger
Yes, that one on Nov I did...you know...what if it's a giant interstellar/dimensional craft w a "pilot" needing to be seated?!?
I don't believe that....but...what if?!
Happy Holidays
Yeah I am working on doing that and not relying on you guys. Most of the information I have sourced is from the news last year. So I haven't found ANYTHING yet that is brand spanking new. Did find this gem that I missed somehow in January though: phys.org...
Tayoubi emphasized that robot exploration is not the immediate goal of the Scan Pyramids project, but rather something that may be considered in the future.
Muon testing and analysis is a slow process and will take at least a year before the Scan Pyramids team has new results, Tayoubi said. In addition to their research, the scientists are working with documentary makers to create "Secrets of the Dead: Scanning the Pyramids." That will premiere Jan. 24, 2018, at 10 p.m. local time on PBS ...
LiveScience
originally posted by: Harte
The AE's dug a tunnel into the chamber above and did some repair work, then filled the tunnel behind them when they came back out.
Another article mentions that the ScanPyramids project actually found two voids. The other, smaller void is close to the perimeter wall of the pyramid, and may be possible to explore with very small robots. The larger void will have to be "explored" by continued muon scanning. The longer they do it for, the clearer the picture becomes. "Has it been quietly debunked?" No, this is not fringe science. The Nagoya University in Japan, the High Energy Accelerator Research Organization in Japan, and the Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission in France all sent teams to verify the results, using nuclear emulsion plates, a scintillator hodoscope and muon telescopes, respectively. We will have to wait until the ScanPyramids team releases a new paper with their findings. Until then it's all guesswork.