Scientists Confirm Two ‘Hidden Chambers’ in the Great Pyramid with New Scans

The Hidden chambers in the Great Pyramid is now confirmed.

the Scan Pyramids team have released a new video (embedded in article) announcing that the large cavity – which generated some controversy, with questions raised as to whether it truly was there, or was just some sort of scanning artifact – has been confirmed by more scans taken from new points within the pyramid, including the so-called ‘relieving chambers’ that sit above the ‘King’s Chamber’:

The big void was again observed from these new measuring points, confirming and refining the results published in 2017. The cavity is just above the Grand Gallery, between 10 and 15 metres above. Its minimum length, estimated initially at 30 metres, has been reevaluated to 40 metres minimum probably in one single section. However the mission scientists continue to debate about a slope.

The video also discusses other aspects of the project, including the other cavity found behind the entrance to the pyramid, as well as the lack of anomalies between the top of the relieving chambers and the peak of the pyramid

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Check the video in the article.

This video is from Ancient Architects:



Exciting times we live in. What could possibly be in those chambers?

a reply to: kloejen

I don't know what could be in those chambers, but I sure love a good mystery.

The immediate (and probably daft) thought is The Ark of the Covenant.

Slightly off topic: saw something on You-so it must be true-Tube that said new translations of a Dead Sea scroll say that Noah’s Ark was pyramid shaped. Could the first pyramid have been built around the ark to preserve it (they were really into preservation, after all).

originally posted by: Night Star
a reply to: kloejen

I don't know what could be in those chambers, but I sure love a good mystery.

Flag & HUGE STAR

We’ve been waiting two freaking year. It’s nice to finally get confirmation. However, at this rate, we will finally know all the GP secrets in 5019. I certainly don’t anticipate it will happen in my lifetime. Which is a huge bummer.

Damn the Egyptian government.

Cool... the pyramids are legitimately fascinating, hidden chambers are nifty and more information is a good thing...

BUT that narrator on the vid is 'orrible.

Not every sentence is a question... sounds like a hellish mix where a cali valley speaker and a cockney mongoloid had a baby. I try to be positive, but I haven't had to stop a vid due to narration in a long time... at least 6 hours.

a reply to: kloejen


Here is cogent assertion relating what may be in the void(s):

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Maybe the usual suspects will chime in, per the usual, with “yeah there’s a void but it was created for construction fill...after some repairs to x, y, and z. Nothing to see here, move long folks”-tripe.

a reply to: Cravens

The water erosion marks on the sphinx as interpreted by Dr. Robert Schoch
seems to be gaining momentum. I like this guy.

Perhaps this new discovery will give more clues as to what they actually were /built for

Perhaps this new discovery will give more clues as to what they actually were /built for

It is taking this long so they cal loot it for gold and tec!
like they did before.

I wrote this article a while back but it may still be of interest to some:

Hall of the Ancestors

Regards,

SC

originally posted by: carsforkids
a reply to: Cravens

The water erosion marks on the sphinx as interpreted by Dr. Robert Schoch
seems to be gaining momentum. I like this guy.

Sorry, no. Schoch's proposal lost all momentum decades ago.

Harte

a reply to: Harte

As less and less people believe mainstream history has it all
right. Quack

originally posted by: Harte

...

Schoch's proposal lost all momentum decades ago.

Very true.

a reply to: Harte

Sorry, no. Schoch's proposal lost all momentum decades ago.

Schoch was actually a scientist. Not anything like a historian who tend to make stuff up based on subjective bias and information control.

Tell me in your own words why he is wrong. Provide some evidence. Dont worry I wont hold me breath. I enjoy living.

Welecom to the world of Hartes imagination.

I did say to you a while ago. I would put a thread up on this stuff. You clearly need educating as to why the ancients done a lot of the stuff they did. I will demonstrate a commonality between very different cultures and share the same message that they all did.

I will have it ready for Christmas day or new years day.

Are you excited yet.

a reply to: Hooke

Very true.

Explain to me what geological methodology has managed to loose its credence in a matter of decades. The archeology is not really in question. Its our interpretation of history.

originally posted by: Scott Creighton
I wrote this article a while back but it may still be of interest to some:

Hall of the Ancestors

Regards,

SC

Having a read now.


If true or not I dont know. But I thought it was a nice thing.

This ancient Egyptian ‘mythology’ tells us that everything in creation came out from within the pyramids; that the pyramids gave (re)birth to the entire world.[4]

Maybe another mechanical internal block conveyance ramp like the Grand Gallery used to get the peak stones to the top? Maybe some of the internal wooden structure will still be intact having been moved up from the Gallery after they finished those levels.

Maybe it's not the "Kings Chamber,".... it could be The 36th Chamber of Shaolin. As I write thius... they are scrubbing away the walls of ancient Chinese Han characters and replacing them with Egyptian hieroglyphs.

-- And you know Zahi Hawass has something to do with it....