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An 'innovative' find under the Egyptian pyramids has stunned people worldwide.
Italian scientists assert they have discovered 'an extensive subterranean metropolis' that extends over 4,000 feet beneath the Pyramids of Giza, rendering them 10 times larger when including this hidden dimension. bigger than the pyramids themselves .
The shocking allegation – which numerous experts assert has been discredited – stems from research that utilized radar pulses to generate detailed imagery far beneath the surface under the buildings just like how sonar and radar are utilized to chart the ocean's depths.
The document, which hasn’t undergone review by independent specialists, revealed Eight cylindrical formations stretching over 2,100 feet beneath the pyramid, with additional unidentified structures going even 4,000 feet deeper.
A press statement termed the discoveries as 'revolutionary,' and if accurate, they have the potential to alter our understanding of ancient history. Egypt Nevertheless, independent specialists have voiced significant reservations regarding the study.
Professor Lawrence Conyers, a radar expert at the University of Denver who focuses on archaeology, told diwida.NEWSthat it is not possible for the technology to penetrate that deeply into the ground, making the idea of an underground city 'a huge exaggeration.'
Professor Conyers suggested that it is possible there are smaller features like shafts and chambers under the pyramids which predate their construction since the location was 'special to ancient people.'
He pointed out that the Mayans and other ancient Mesoamericans frequently constructed pyramids over cave or cavern openings that held ceremonial significance for them.
The research conducted by Corrado Malanga from the University of Pisa in Italy, along with Egyptologists Armando Mei and Filippo Biondi from the University of Strathclyde in Scotland, has just been made public recently. a face-to-face presentation in Italy earlier this week which has not yet been published in a scientific journal for scrutiny by independent experts.
Despite the skepticism, Professor Conyers mentioned that the sole method to validate these findings would be through 'focused excavations.'
In his view, as long as writers aren’t fabricating information and their fundamental approaches are accurate, everyone interested in the site should consider their perspectives.
We might argue over different understandings, which is known as science. However, the fundamental techniques must be robust.
He also informed diwida.NEWS that he was unable to determine whether the technology employed successfully detected any concealed structures beneath the pyramid.
'All sorts of advanced specialized data analysis programs are being used by them,' stated Professor. Conyers.
The Giza complex comprises three pyramids named Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure, constructed approximately 4,500 years ago atop a rocky plateau situated along the western shore of the Nile River in northern Egypt.
Each one was built in honor of a pharaoh. The most northerly and ancient pyramid in the cluster was constructed for Khufu. It is also referred to as the Great Pyramid and stands out due to its size—standing at 480 feet high with a base that spans 750 feet wide.
The central pyramid was constructed for Khafre, the one that the team examined, whereas Menkaure stands as the southernmost and final structure within this cluster.
Malanga is a UFO enthusiast who has been featured in various YouTube programs about extraterrestrial life. He has shared insights from his over ten-year journey investigating Unidentified Flying Object occurrences across Italy.
On the contrary, Biondi focuses on radar technology.
And Mei works as a researcher specializing in pre-dynastic Egyptian history.
In October 2022, Malanga and Biondi released an independent peer-reviewed article in the scientific journal Remote Sensing. The study revealed concealed chambers and inclined passageways within Khafre, as well as indications of a heat signature close to the structure's foundation.
The latest research employed comparable technology but received an enhancement from a satellite circling the planet.
This innovative radar method functions by merging satellite radar information with minuscule tremors caused by natural seismic activity, enabling the creation of 3D representations of subsurface features without the need for excavation.
Nicole Ciccolo, who is the spokesperson for the project, stated: "An extensive subterranean city has been found underneath the pyramids."
'This pioneering research has reshaped the limits of satellite data analysis and archaeological investigation.'
She posted a brief excerpt from the press conference on March 15, mentioning that the complete recording of the event will be available on March 25.
The cylindrical forms, termed 'shafts' by Ciclico, were positioned in two parallel lines and encircled by downward spiraling paths.
Ciccolo mentioned that they discovered cylindrical structures beneath all three pyramids, which seem to function "as entryways to an underground network."
The team described the system as comprising interconnected chambers beneath all three pyramids.
'Ciclico mentioned that enormous caverns lie underneath the Earth's surface, similar in scale to the pyramids, and these exhibit a striking similarity to the mythical Halls of Amenti.'
These recent archaeological discoveries might reshape our comprehension of the sacred geography of ancient Egypt, offering spatial locations for what was previously unknown. 'referred to as unknown and uncharted underground complexes,' she mentioned additionally.
This week, the news has spread like wildfire, inundating social media platforms with posts regarding the possible discovery.
Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna posted about some buildings on her X account.
The group intends to keep pursuing their study through the year 2025.
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